The Simpson Page
Scottish Origins, Emigration to Canada, Emigration to America, Wisconsin, Annie & Euen
Related Families: Bowman, MacKenzie, MacKinnon, Man, Millar, Winchester
| Walter Simpson Scotland |
William Simpson Scotland/PEI 1733-1819 |
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| Elspet Man Scotland |
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William Simpson Jr. Scot/PEI 1762-1840 |
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| James Winchester Scotland |
Janet Winchester Scotland/PEI 1735-1818 |
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| Helen Bowman Scotland ~1700-? |
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David Simpson PEI/Wis 1809-1868 |
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Mary Millar Scot/PEI 1768-1852 |
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Euen Simpson PEI/Wis 1853-1889 |
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John MacKenzie |
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Mary MacKenzie PEI/Wis 1813-1889 |
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Margaret MacKinnon |
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Scottish Origins
Walter Simpson was born in ...
Emigration to Canada
XXX Simpson emigrated to xxx in xxx. This island became a part of Canada as Prince Edward Island in xxx.
Emigration to America
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Wisconsin
David Simpson's farm in Iowa County included a ridge which had long been used as a trail, first by native Americans and then by others crossing the region. Figuring that this would make a natural town site, he incorporated part of his farm as Simpsonville. His wife, Mary (MacKenzie) Simpson had him change it to Barneveld, after either xxx or xxx.
Annie and Euen
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