David Longfellow Simpson

Birth13 Dec 1845 - Jonesboro, Washington, Maine, USA

Death8 MAY 1911 - Arcata, Humboldt, California, USA

MotherClarissa Harlow Noyes (Simpson) (DESC/Desire Howland-Roger Kelley 7th GGF-Eliz Plantagenet 18th-Queen Joan Plantagenet-Ralph Neville 16th)

FatherAndrew Simpson

Born in Jonesboro, Washington, Maine, USA on 13 Dec 1845 to Andrew Simpson and Clarissa Harlow Noyes (Simpson) (DESC/Desire Howland-Roger Kelley 7th GGF-Eliz Plantagenet 18th-Queen Joan Plantagenet-Ralph Neville 16th). David Longfellow Simpson married Emma J. Ellsworth and had 3 children. He passed away on 8 MAY 1911 in Arcata, Humboldt, California, USA.

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Parents

Andrew Simpson
1802 - 1845

Clarissa Harlow Noyes (Simpson) (Desc/desire Howland-roger Kelley 7Th Ggf-eliz Plantagenet 18Th-queen Joan Plantagenet-ralph Neville 16Th)
1807 - 1892

Spouse(s)

Emma J. Ellsworth
1856 - 1937

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Fred Bangs Simpson
1887 - 1948

Gertrude E Simpson
1882 - 1969

D. L. Simpson Jr.
1874 - 1899

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