John Simpson

Birth24 August 1840 - Brize Norton, Witney, Oxfordshire, England

Death11 July 1896 - Frecklington's Line, Caenarvon, Rongotea, Rangitikei, Manawatu, New Zealand

MotherFrances (Fanny) Hall

FatherThomas Simpson

Born in Brize Norton, Witney, Oxfordshire, England on 24 August 1840 to Thomas Simpson and Frances (Fanny) Hall. John Simpson married Harriet Wright and had 11 children. He passed away on 11 July 1896 in Frecklington's Line, Caenarvon, Rongotea, Rangitikei, Manawatu, New Zealand.

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Parents

Thomas Simpson
1795 - 1874

Frances (Fanny) Hall
1811 - 1888

Spouse(s)

Harriet Wright
1841 - 1911

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Bertha Elizabeth Simpson
1869 - 1942

Arthur James Simpson
1867 - 1948

Edith Fanny Simpson
1865 - 1916

Alice Harriet Simpson
1864 - 1940

Louisa Mary Simpson
1876 - 1949

Leslie John Simpson
1880 - 1965

Minnie Amelia Simpson
1878 - 1944

Frederick Thomas Simpson
1871 - 1960

Harry John Simpson
1874 - 1875

Clara Isabella Simpson
1876 - 1960

Sara Jane Simpson
1884 - 1945

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