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Ada Lee

Birth08 April 1880 - Booroorban, New South Wales, Australia
Death18 August 1955 - Deniliquin, New South Wales
MotherClara Caroline Jolly
FatherCharles Lewis Lee

Born in Booroorban, New South Wales, Australia on 08 April 1880 to Charles Lewis Lee and Clara Caroline Jolly. Ada Lee married John Thomas Simpson and had 14 children. She passed away on 18 August 1955 in Deniliquin, New South Wales.

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Parents
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Charles Lewis Lee
1840 - 1929
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Clara Caroline Jolly
1850 - 1917
Spouse(s)
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John Thomas Simpson
1878 - 1963
Children Show all
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Adelaide Simpson
1903 - 1971
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Roy Edward Simpson
1908 - 1927
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Alice Beryl Simpson
1905 - 1988
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Hannah Simpson
1910 - 1912
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Marjorie Ada Simpson
1913 - 1981
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William James Simpson
1917 - 1993
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Thelma Maude Simpson
1923 - 1989
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Isobelle Emma Simpson
1916 - 2002
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Sydney Simpson
1912 - 1986
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Thomas Anthony Simpson
1919 - 2005
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Tom Simpson
1920 - 2006
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Emma Simpson - Jefferies
1915 - 2004
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Dorothy May Simpson
1901 - 1972
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John Simpson
1900 - 1957

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