Person:John Simpson (66)

Watchers
John Simpson
m.
  1. Mary SimpsonEst 1676 -
  2. Jane SimpsonEst 1678 -
  3. John SimpsonAbt 1680 - 1756
  4. Thomas Simpson, "Carpenter"1683 - Bef 1734
  5. George SimpsonAbt 1685 - Abt 1735
  6. Ann SimpsonAbt 1689 - Abt 1769
  7. Richard Simpson1691 - 1762
  8. Elizabeth Simpson1695 - 1697/98
  • HJohn SimpsonAbt 1680 - 1756
  • WMary Unknown1680 - Bef 1740
m. 1700
  • HJohn SimpsonAbt 1680 - 1756
  • WSilent BryantAbt 1688 - Aft 1756
m. 17 Aug 1740
Facts and Events
Name[1] John Simpson
Gender Male
Birth[1] Abt 1680 Stafford County, Virginia
Marriage 1700 Stafford County, Virginiato Mary Unknown
Marriage 17 Aug 1740 Stafford County, Virginiato Silent Bryant
Census? according to WFT CD#1, Tree #1696, one of John's wives was Elizabeth Naylor
Death[1] 10 Aug 1756 Stafford County, Virginia

Clues on John Simpson:

Alexander Simson, age 10, appears on a list of tobacco tenders in Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, Virginia, in 1724 (Stafford County, Virginia Thithables, 1723-1790, by John Vogt & T. William Kethley, Jr., p. 32). Also, the will of one John Simpson of Stafford County, executed and probated in 1756, mentions a legatee Alexander Simpson (no relationship stated) (Stafford County, Liber O, p. 321, abstracted in Will Abstracts of Stafford County, Virginia, 1748-1767, by Ruth & Sam Sparacio). Finally, one John Simpson was granted administration of the estate of one Alexander Simpson in 1793 (Stafford County, Scheme Book L & D, p. 436, abstracted in Deed and Will Abstracts of Stafford County, Virginia, 1780-1786, by Ruth & Sam Sparacio).

A John Simpson ("of Overwharton Parish") married Elizabeth NAYLOR ("of Brunswick Parish") in St. Paul's Parish, Virginia, on August 6, 1735 (The Register of Saint Paul's Parish 1715-1798, by George H.S. King, p. 124). Overwharton Parish was in Stafford County, Virginia, and Brunswick Parish was in King George County, Virginia. Although some sources say that St. Paul's Parish was in King George County, the modern St. Paul's Episcopal Parish has told me (by letter in May 1999) that the parish was in Stafford County in 1735, but that it fell into King George County when the boundaries of the two counties were realigned in 1776.

References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Brøderbund Software, Inc. World Family Tree Vol. 1, Ed. 1. (Release date: November 29, 1995)
    Tree #2011.

    Date of Import: Jan 10, 1998