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John Simpson

Birth6 Sep 1865 - Seymour, Northumberland, Ontario, Canada
Death26 March 1933 - Northhumberland County Ontario, Canada
MotherCatherine Fry
FatherAlexander Simpson

Born in Seymour, Northumberland, Ontario, Canada on 6 Sep 1865 to Alexander Simpson and Catherine Fry. John Simpson married Isabella Emma Thomson and had 7 children. He passed away on 26 March 1933 in Northhumberland County Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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Alexander Simpson
1834 - 1920
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Catherine Fry
1834 - 1884
Spouse(s)
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Isabella Emma Thomson
1870 - Unknown
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Emma Pearl Simpson
1896 - 1920
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Harold Clayton Simpson
1895 - 1955
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Allen Theodore Simpson
1902 - 1958
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Gladys Irene Simpson
1909 - 1934
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James Simpson
1911 - 1911
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Alma Myrtle Simpson
1906 - 1998
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John Alfred Simpson
1908 - 1961

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