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Mary Ann Paton
Mary Ann Paton (1802–1864) married names including Mary Ann Wood, was a Scottish vocalist.
==Early life==
The eldest daughter of George Paton, a writing-master at Edinburgh and amateur violin, and his wife, ''née'' Crawford, was born in Edinburgh in October 1802. She and her sisters received a good musical training: they were singers also, Isabella making her début at Mary Ann's benefit at Covent Garden Theatre, 1824, as Letitia Hardy, and Eliza sing at the Haymarket Theatre in 1833.
Mary Ann, aged eight, appeared at public concerts as a singer, performer on the harp and pianoforte (Giovanni Battista Viotti's concerto in G), and recited William Collins's ''Ode to the Passions'' and ''Alexander's Feast''. The family settled in London in 1811, and she gave some concerts; but then took a break from performing. She had instrumental lessons from Samuel Webbe the younger, and after six years, began a career as a vocalist, appearing in 1820 at Bath, and in 1821 at Huntingdon.〔
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