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James Simpson

BirthAbt 1825 - Saxton, Yorkshire
Death31 Aug 1883 - Saxton
MotherAmelia Sarah Furniss
FatherWilliam Simpson

Born in Saxton, Yorkshire on Abt 1825 to William Simpson and Amelia Sarah Furniss. James Simpson married Mary Jane Wells and had 17 children. He passed away on 31 Aug 1883 in Saxton.

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Parents
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William Simpson
1787 - Unknown
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Amelia Sarah Furniss
1787 - 1842
Spouse(s)
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Mary Jane Wells
1833 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Frederick Simpson
1860 - Unknown
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Jeremiah Simpson
1870 - Unknown
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Eli Simpson
1872 - Unknown
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Harriet Simpson
1878 - Unknown
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Austin Simpson
1868 - 1889
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Edwin Simpson
1857 - Unknown
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Henry Simpson
1855 - Unknown
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Nicholas Simpson
1864 - Unknown
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Jane Simpson
1852 - Unknown
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Ann Simpson
1861 - Unknown
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Jemima Simpson
1870 - Unknown
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William Simpson
1866 - Unknown
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Annie A Simpson
1862 - Unknown
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Charles Simpson
1855 - Unknown
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James Simpson
1856 - Unknown
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Charlotte Simpson
1874 - 1875
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Helen Simpson
1851 - Unknown

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