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Re: William Simpson Johnson County, Ill

danasallyk — 2009-11-14 18:38:36Z

My ggrandfather William Simpson was born in Canada in 1840. He lived in Sandwich, DeKalb Co, ILL in 1880. Most of his children were born in Sangamon Co. He married Clara Riley b. PA. There were six children: Elizabeth, Joseph C., Oscar J., John Leroy aka R.J. (my grandfather)m.Sarah Griffiths in Sheridan, WYO, and William H.. Clara's mother Elizabeth lived with them in the 1880 census. In the 1870 census she lived with her husband Robert from England in a home close to the Simpsons.

SIMPSON Violet O 1921-1970

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-14 13:51:58Z

SIMPSON Violet O 1921-1970

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Re: William Simpson Johnson County, Ill

twilson555 — 2009-11-14 13:43:50Z

Benjamin D. Simpson from Gasconade and Osage counties in MO. was my 4th G Grandfather. From there, I descend through son William and grandson Samuel. I have already had DNA testing performed, both Y and MtDNA. Would be willing to share results and compare notes on the Simpson line if you like. I am still working on this line and would welcome lineage information dating back as far as you have been able to research. Looking forward to hearing from you. You can contact me directly at twilson.mail@embarqmail.com. Thanks...

Re: William Simpson Johnson County, Ill

lbhamrick — 2009-11-14 05:30:58Z

No male donors.

I don't see a Benjamin, Moses, Rueben or Isaac in my Simpsons. But there still could be a connection.

Re: William Simpson Johnson County, Ill

pj71 — 2009-11-14 01:19:53Z

Still sounds like a possiblity! Before they were in IL, my Simpsons were in Caldwell/Livingston Co KY from about 1800. They came there from the Catawba River area of NC/SC, where they had been from about 1760. Before that, there were a few years in Augusta Co VA, and before that, at least three generations in MD.

My direct line guy, Benjamin D. Simpson (who descended from three Williams in a row) was only in IL a few years. He shows up in Gasconade/Osage Co MO around 1830.

My Simpson family was fond of the names William, James, John, and Daniel. They also threw in a few Moses, Isaac, and Reubens. Ring any bells? About the only way we will know for sure is if each of us can find a male DNA donor. Got any?

Re: William Simpson Johnson County, Ill

lbhamrick — 2009-11-13 14:41:34Z

This is what I have on my simpson family:

1. William Simpson b. abt 1740 unknown wife

2. William Simpson b. 1760 NC married Polly Ann Jones 1788 in Fayette county, Ky (from International marr. records)

3. William Simpson b 7/18/1790 Fayette, KY d. 3/14/1873 in
Johnson County, Ill.
married Mary Smith (This 3rd Wm is not my line, I'm
from his brother:

Daniel Simpson b. 1789 Fayette, Ky d.1832 married
Mary Reed on 1/18/1810 in Randolph County, Il (from
marriage records)

4. John Reed simpson b. 3/5/1818 Il married Lovica Butler.
They lived in Adams County, Il for a while, then went to
Missouri, then Kansas

The Simpson family possibly came from NC before going to
Kentucky. They were the first settlers of Johnson Co.

Lisa

Re: William Simpson Johnson County, Ill

pj71 — 2009-11-13 00:05:22Z

Could you supply some dates on your William Simpson,and who he married? I don't know anything about Johnson Co IL, but I know quite a bit on Simpsons in Sangamon and Saline Cos, IL from about 1820 on. My Benjamin D. Simpson was descended from three Williams in a row, and I know what happened to his son William. But I have lost track of his nephew William! If your guy turns out to be the same guy, then I can get you back to the late 1600s in MD.

SIMPSON Lillie 1903-1970

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-12 17:17:45Z

SIMPSON Lillie 1903-1970

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William Simpson Johnson County, Ill

lbhamrick — 2009-11-11 19:36:34Z

William was supposedly one of the first settlers of Johnson county, Ill. Does anyone know where I could purchase the book "History of Johnson County"?
also I'm looking for photos, people or places. I descend from Daniel Simpson, John Reed Simpson, Izora Simpson. They moved from Johnson County to Randolph County, Illinois and later to Missouri and Kansas.
Thanks!

Re: THOMAS SIMPSON

chethess — 2009-11-10 15:54:41Z

the thomas simpson I have married charlotte (noble-akins). Info I found lists thomas's parents ae possibly william and mary "polly" (jones) If this helps contact fanofzep@yahoo.com

Re: Simpson Ancestry-Minnesota, Iowa, Indiana, Idaho

chethess — 2009-11-10 15:33:11Z

contact fanofzep@yahoo.com relatives of simpson in indiana

SIMPSON Jeff W 1917-1980

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-10 12:45:35Z

SIMPSON Jeff W 1917-1980

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Re: Elijah simpson HELP PLEASE born 1825

kelquad20 — 2009-11-09 23:32:06Z

thank you for your help l will check into these contacts
regards Elizabeth

Elijah simpson born 1825

kelquad20 — 2009-11-08 15:56:31Z

Elijah simpson born 1825 arrived on john renwick in 1843 ref con33/1/38 had children to bridget ryan in tasmania Elizabeth hannah simpson 1859
john elijah simpson 1854

Re: Elijah simpson HELP PLEASE born 1825

LindaRhead — 2009-11-08 11:45:55Z

Hi, there are two Elijah Simpsons born in 1820 in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent,Staffordshire, one with with parents Aaron & Hannah...and one with parents Joseph Simpson and Lucretia Cartlidge. Then there is a third born in Dilhorne,Staffordshire in 1824 whose parents are Samuel & Elizabeth.

Hope that helps.

Linda

Re: Elizabeth Simpson > SC/MD

bennettdpchs — 2009-11-07 19:18:05Z

I don't have anything on who Elizabeth's parents were, but I sure would like to! She and her husband Thomas Osborn had a daughter named Arilla who married John Simpson. Their son Benjamin Franklin Simpson and his wife Ann Cash had a son named Rufus Marion Simpson. He and his wife Sarah Jane Mize had a son named Adolphus Clark Simpson. He was my grandfather.

Elizabeth is bound to be a cousin to the other Simpson line of John's family. But I haven't found the connection. Since the original post is from 2000, I am hoping you are ahead in me in info. I will be happy to share what I have.

Dottie Simpson Bennett
dsbennett2008@yahoo.com

Re: Simpson, Balus

bennettdpchs — 2009-11-07 17:22:21Z

Hi, Julie!

My Simpson line includes Benjamin Franklin Simpson and his wife Ann Cash, whose children included my great-great-grandfather Rufus Marion Simpson, CSA, and his brother Baylis. They were from Coweta CO, GA. Are we looking at the same Baylis?

Dottie Simpson Bennett
dsbennett2008@yahoo.com

SIMPSON Willard Bert 1910-1981

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-07 13:29:21Z

SIMPSON Willard Bert 1910-1981

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Re: Rodham Simpson Family

bfitzsenry — 2009-10-11 16:35:32Z

Yes indeed we have a match. Rodham was married to Mary Thomas/Thomason in 1799 Henry Co. VA, near where John & Hannah lived, and their marriage bond was signed by a son-in-law of John & Hannah Simpson, Joseph Thomason. This Rodham might have been related to Thomas Simpson's family in Pittsylvania Co., VA or he could be connected to the Orange Co., Caswell, NC Simpsons (John Simpson brother of James sold property in NC and Henry Co., VA before leaving for KY with his brother.) I have been investigating various family groups during that time and in that area to find out if I could connect him, but so far no luck. Rodham went to Tennessee by 1809 and was a ferryman on the Holston River. He and family finally ended up in Indiana. I am descendant of Rodham, b. 1774 VA by his son, John Simpson of VA who married Nancy Eaton, via g-grandfather, George M. Simpson, who was born in Elkhart, Indiana in 1840 and was Constable of Benton Township, Goshen, Indiana in 1862. He served in the 74th Indiana/Voluntee infantry during the civil war and finally moved to Iowa. He was married to Caroline Miller and had 10 children one of which was Frederick Homer Simpson who married Myrtle Moss and had Mary Frances Simpson, my mother. I have been following the Eaton side of my line as their appeared much more available info. If you would like to see the work I have done on this line, please visit www.eatongenealogy.com where I am the Web Editor/Web Master and VP of the Eaton Families Association.

Nice to learn of another "cousin." If you would like to keep in touch, please feel free to do so.

Re: Alabama Simpsons

altonsimpson — 2009-11-06 21:51:28Z

Dottie
Thanks for the info on my Benjamin Franklin Simpson,I have heard that they did die and my ggrandfather and siblings were taken in by a relative from around Andersonville union prison.

My ggrandfather lived in St Clair County in Alabama and
married into Box family. In 1900 he and family moved to
Poplarville , Ms.

Thanks again.
Alton

POW/MIA Korean War

powmiadna — 2009-11-03 00:04:39Z

I am searching for the family of a soldier who was killed in the Korea War. When he entered service he gave Bath County, Kentucky as his home of record. His remains were never recovered. Our government has no family contact at this time for this soldier

Soldier: CHARLES LESTER SIMPSON
Born: Aug. 30, 1929
Date of loss: December 12, 1950 MIA

When the Korean War ended the enemy never returned or accounted for over 8,000 of our servicemen. They died in their hands. That was over 50 years ago. Since that time DNA has been perfected and also they are recovering remains in North Korea. Our government is obligated to return those remains to the proper family. DNA samples have been obtained from most of the families of these missing soldiers. For various reasons some families have not been located.

When the remains are recovered and identified they will be returned to the family for proper burial. I am just an old (79years) Combat Veteran out of the Korean War and thankful that I did return. I consider this a very noble cause and I hope that you can help in some way to find this family. For more information on the project you may go to http://www.jpac.pacom.mil/. My part in the program is to match up the lost families with the proper agency.

I will be grateful for any assistance in locating this family.

Harold Davis
40th Infantry Division
Korea ’52-‘53
910-791-2333
hgdavis@bellsouth.net

SIMPSON Ben F 1910 1963

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-15 11:38:35Z

SIMPSON Ben F 1910 1963

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SIMPSON Gorda E 1911 2000

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-14 12:17:25Z

SIMPSON Gorda E 1911 2000

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SIMPSON James S 1903 1966

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-19 11:52:04Z

SIMPSON James S 1903 1966

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SIMPSON Pearl L 1906 1996

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-18 12:07:47Z

SIMPSON Pearl L 1906 1996

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SIMPSON James W

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-17 12:51:25Z

SIMPSON James W

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Re: George and Sarah Simpson lost in P.A.1910

mango76 — 2009-10-19 10:16:23Z

Hi Carolyn

Thankyou for the information, very much appreciated.

Regards Mango76

Simpson, John born abt 1867 wife Myrtle born abt 1876

cl47092 — 2009-10-26 05:01:21Z

I found this family in the 1916 Saskatchewan census but wish to find some descendants.
John Simpson born in Scotland about 1867
his wife Myrtle born in USA ~ 1876
daughter Myrtle born in USA ~ 1907
daughter Jennett or Janet born in USA ~1909
daughter Catholine or Kathleen born in Tyvan, Saskatchewan around 1915

Kathleen (Catholine) June Simpson born abt 1915

cl47092 — 2009-10-26 04:39:30Z

Looking for information on Kathleen or Catholine June Simpson born abt 1915 near Tyvan or Weyburn Saskatchewan. She trained as a nurse, had 2 older sisters and was of Scottish ancestry. Her father may have been a barber. Her mother lived to be over 100 years of age.

Re: Larkin Madison Simpson

pj71 — 2009-11-04 00:01:00Z

See my reply to Dottie! If we can connect you to her Simpsons, then we can get you back to the late 1600s in old Baltimore Co MD. Dottie and I both descend from William Simpson II (1721-1825, yes, 104!). William's first wife was Avarilla Perkins (md 1742), my ancestress. William's second wife was Elizabeth Hawkins (md 1768), Dottie's line.

Re: Larkin Madison Simpson

pj71 — 2009-11-03 23:57:38Z

Hello, again, Dottie!
Larkin was not an unusual name in the late 1700-1850 or so, as I have run across several of them.
I have run across your Osburns while researching our common ancestors in old Baltimore Co. And I betcha "Arilla" was a nickname for "Avarilla", which was a well used name in old Baltimore Co (the first Mrs. William Simpson II was Avarilla Perkins, from whom "my" Benjamin Franklin Simpson descends).
One of our common ancestors seems to have been John Gilbert, who about 1670 sold 1600 acres of land to one Abraham Wild. Abraham Wild was the Captain of a ship called Avarilla. I am investigating whether our ancestors may have arrived in MD aboard the Avarilla.
The Madison name is of interest to me, too. My Benjamin Franklin Simpson married Anne Branson 1839. She was descended from a Margaret/Margarith Madison, who seems to have been a cousin of President James Madison. I think my Simpsons and my Bransons knew each other generations before Benj and Anne got it together in Gasconade CO MO!
Ain't this fun?

Re: Need info: James Simpson (1768 NC) & wife Nancy Henson

pj71 — 2009-10-16 23:11:16Z

Hi, Cousin! I do believe your James Simpson could have been/probably was the son of William Simpson II (1721-1825, yes, 104) and Elizabeth Hawkins. Elizabeth was William's second wife, married 28 January 1768 in Rowan Co NC. I descend from first wife, Avarilla Perkins, and through William Simpson III (born about 1748 Augusta Co VA, died 1803 Caldwell Co KY).

William Simpson I was born 14 Feb 1694/95 in old Baltimore Co MD. He married Elizabeth Prebbles, who was born Dec 1699 in old Baltimore Co. The area is now in Harford Co MD.

William Simpson I was the son of Richard Simpson and Anne Gilbert. Richard Simpson was born no later than 1663, but I am not convinced it was in Baltimore Co. Some folks say it was in St. George's Parish, but that was not established until 1689. I do know Richard Simpson paid his taxes in Spesutia Hundred 1692, 1694, 1695, 1699, 1700, 1701, and 1702. He died in 1711. For several of those years, the adjoining taxpayer was Thomas Gilbert Sr (spelled many ways!), who was Richard Simpson's father-in-law.

My current THEORY is that Richard Simpson and his brother William moved to old Baltimore Co soon after its formation in 1659, but they were probably still kids, so must have come with an adult. They might, maybe, sorta, coulda come from St. Mary's/Charles Co area, where there was a St. George's HUNDRED in 1663.

Love to compare notes. Please e-mail me direct at simpsonseeker@yahoo.com. Pj

Re: George and Sarah Simpson lost in P.A.1910

carolynkeene1 — 2009-10-18 22:58:40Z

These appear to be the WWI & WWII draft registration cards for the son, Thomas:

Name: Thomas Simpson
County: Lebanon
State: Pennsylvania
Birthplace: Scranton, PA
Birth Date: 30 Jul 1894
Married with 1 child
Occupation: Furnance Bricklayer for Samuel Beel Sons.

Source Citation: Registration Location: Lebanon County, Pennsylvania; Roll 1893484; Draft Board: 2.

Name: Thomas Simpson
Birth Date: 31 Jul 1894
Birth Place: Lackawanna
Residence: Lehigh, Pennsylvania
Shows address as: 868 Maxwell St., Allentown PA
Employed by Bethlehem Steel
Wife: Stella G. Simpson

Source Citation: Roll WW2_2281026; Local board: Lehigh , Pennsylvania

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Re: George and Sarah Simpson lost in P.A.1910

carolynkeene1 — 2009-10-18 21:54:53Z

I think this may be your George & Sarah Simpson on the 1910 census if you are still trying to locate the family. They are living in Lebanon, Ward 3, Lebanon, PA

George Simpson 57 Eng
Sarah Simpson 54 Eng
Thomas Simpson 15 PA
Mabel Simpson 16 PA
Madeline Simpson 13 PA

Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Lebanon Ward 3, Lebanon, Pennsylvania; Roll T624_1362; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 151; Image: 865

African-American's Families from Parkin, Arkansas

djunne1 — 2009-10-31 22:38:09Z

I am looking for African-American Families (1930 - 1960) who grew up on "The Burr Place" near Parkin, Arkansas.

African-American Simpson's in Attala County, Mississippi

djunne1 — 2009-10-31 22:28:22Z

I am looking for African-American Simpsons from Attala County, Mississippi. Researching the families of
Bill & Eliza Simpson and Emily & Steve Smith around 1860's.

Re: Larkin Madison Simpson

bennettdpchs — 2009-11-02 03:10:18Z

My ancestor Benjamin Franklin Simpson had a brother named Larkin Simpson and another named James Madison Simpson.They were born between 1790 and 1810. Their parents were John and Arilla Osburn Simpson. The family was first established in MD in the late 17th century, then migrated to NC, SC, and eventually GA. My line moved on to Calhoun CO (originally Benton CO) in AL.

I don't know if "Larkin" was an unusual name or not. Do you guess we are connected? Yo are welcome to e-mail me at dsbennett2008@yahoo.com

Regards,
Dottie

Re: Alabama Simpsons

bennettdpchs — 2009-11-06 20:06:53Z

I also have a Benjamin Franklin Simpson ancestor from GA mid 19th century, But he and his wife Ann Cash Simpson died when their children were still relatively young. They seem to have been taken in by a Rufus Cash, apparently an uncle or brother of their mother.

After reading all of the posts to this topic, I haven't seen any connections, but I thought the common name was interesting!

Re: Simpson Families of Union County NC and Sherrill's Ford NC

bennettdpchs — 2009-11-06 16:57:42Z

I don't know that I can do anything more than share in the confusion!

I also am descended from William Simpson, but through his second wife Elizabeth Hawkins or Hocking. I have, however, met a lot of people on these forums that are in your line through Averilla Perkins. It is my understanding that the Sherrills also connect to the Osburns, which circles back to the Simpsons, because William's son John Simpson married Arilla Osburn.

Trying to connect these folks is as fascinating as it is frustrating! I can say, however, that I know a lot more about my family than I did two years ago!

Nona Williams has an excellent Simpson website that you should check out if you are not already familiar with it.

Regards!
Dottie Simpson Bennett dsbennett2008@yahoo.com

Re: Larkin Madison Simpson

bennettdpchs — 2009-11-04 20:04:43Z

Hi, Jan!

I have a lot of information I am trying to sort through and organize for ease of reference.

Here is a piece of it:
Raymond B. Simpson, born 11/17/1851 in GA, possibly near Vinings, Cobb Co. Buried in Bethel Cemetery. Parents Frank (Benjamin Franklin) and Ann Cash Simpson, both born in GA.

Raymond was brother to my great-great- grandfather Rufus Marion Simpson. He is listed in the 1830 DeKalb CO, GA census as living with Cash relatives.

Frank Simpson's father was John Simpson, married to Arilla Osburn. They moved to GA from SC. He is on the 1830 and 1840 census in DeKalb Co, GA.

Rufus was born in Coweta CO, GA.

Madison was a common name in the Cash family.

There was a Leonard Simpson in GA, who was not connected to my bunch, so far as I know.

I don't have much more than a name for Larkin, as brother to Benjamin Franklin Simpson. If you can connect any of this, let me know!

Dottie
dsbennett2008@yahoo.com

Re: Larkin Madison Simpson

bennettdpchs — 2009-11-04 02:20:18Z

Hi, Pj! I should have realized that was you! I have considered getting a big wall map of the original 13 colonies with "old" county names and using push pins to mark where all our folks were! Seriously, I am in the process of putting names on 3x5 index cards, to try to keep up with everyone.

SIMPSON Jewell Lee 1919-1982

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-05 19:04:59Z

SIMPSON Jewell Lee 1919-1982

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SIMPSON Lucinda Elizabeth and James Thomas

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-03 13:02:34Z

SIMPSON Lucinda Elizabeth and James Thomas

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SIMPSON James Ray 1915-2001

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-24 20:36:57Z

SIMPSON James Ray 1915-2001

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SIMPSON James Wesley iii 1978-1981

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-21 12:38:15Z

SIMPSON James Wesley iii 1978-1981

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SIMPSON Myrtle CROSSER 1889-1961

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-19 13:43:07Z

SIMPSON Myrtle CROSSER 1889-1961

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SIMPSON Imogene S 1922-1971

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-28 12:02:09Z

SIMPSON Imogene S 1922-1971

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Mary Davis Simpson

lenamary — 2009-11-04 06:15:22Z

I am searching for anything on my great-grandmother mary Davis Simpson born around 1872. Her Husband was Charles Simpson, and there is a bit of a mystery about her marriage and her death. My grandmother said her mother left her father around 1925 and died suddenly in 1926. My grandmother was 10 at the time, and was made a ward of the court in San Diego. Before coming to California they lived in Nebraska.

simpson family in culcutter india in 1922

helenmontgomery39 — 2009-10-11 23:24:24Z

looking for the simsopn family in calcutter india in 1922.
?simpson married ?peebles and they had a daughter emmaline grace freda simpson on 2/01/1922 she used name freda simpson and was married to jospeh hills in lucknow india in 1942

Re: Larkin Madison Simpson

ItsJanW — 2009-11-04 18:58:31Z

Dottie,
I haven't looked at this in years. I have a couple of generations after Larkin M. and Susan Simpson. They are not in my direct lines, but I research all things Huskey. Just call me CRAZY! I would say there is probably a connection between the two, with the names so simular, but not sure. These Simpson's were in Cobb County, GA. I'll have to dig a little deeper on the family. And see if I come up with anything else. I don't have anything on Larkin Madison Simpson's ancestry.
Jan Huskey White