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Tag Archives: Joseph Simpson
Geographical distribution of family members over time
Since I had a great deal of information on the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren of Hugh Simpson and Mary Kidd who first arrived in Canada around 1833 or 1834, I thought it of interest to examine how they became … Continue reading
Joseph Simpson (1838-1907) and Mary Stewart
Joseph Simpson (1838-1907) was the son of Hugh Simpson (1804-1897) and Mary Kidd (1801-1882). Note: see post on Hugh Simpson -the Elder. Married Mary Minnie Stewart (1848-1917) – the daughter of Thomas Stewart and Margaret Jane Noble Stewart, who lived … Continue reading
Manitoba Simpsons
As noted in other posts, some Simpson family members from Ontario homesteaded in Manitoba. John A. Simpson (1856-), son of George Simpson (and brother of the Hugh Simpson of most interest to us) and the grandson of Hugh Simpson senior, … Continue reading
Hugh Simpson -the elder (1804-1897)
Hugh Simpson (1804-1897) married Mary Kidd (1801-1882), both born in Northern Ireland and marrying there before emigrating to Hope Township, Ontario in late 1833 or early 1834 . There is no documentation to support my assumption, but I believe they … Continue reading