Ellen Rhoda Simpson b. 1842 Stepney d. an infant: Queensland Family Trees

1842 - an infant

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Name	Ellen Rhoda Simpson
Born	1842	Stepney
Christened	27 Jul 1845	Saint Dunstan, Stepney, London, England
Gender	Female
Died	an infant
Person ID	I51	Simpson & Elder
Last Modified	11 May 2007

Father	David Caldow Simpson, b. 27 Sep 1811, d. 19 Jan 1899, West Ham, Essex (Age 87 years)
Mother	Elizabeth Graydon Pratt, b. 4 Jun 1823, Lucas St, St George In The East, Tower Hamlets, London , d. 4 Apr 1899, West Ham, Essex (Age 75 years)
Married	4 Nov 1839	Saint Alfege, Greenwich, Kent
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Photos » Slide Show		Simpson's Road This is the location of 1-6 Simpson's Road, Poplar, London, some of the property owned by David Caldow Simpson (1811-1899), and is just to the north of Docklands. It would have been inherited by William David Simpson but due to his premature death was taken instead by his brother David Caldow Simpson (b.1860). It was sold by his son John Graydon Simpson to the local council in 1951.
		Simpson's Road This is the location of 1-6 Simpson's Road, Poplar, London, just some of the property owned by David Caldow Simpson (1811-1899) and left to his son William David Simpson. London's wealthy Docklands area is just to the south; you can see a Docklands Light Railway train in the background. Unfortunately William David Simpson died three years before his father (something his father's will had not allowed for) so his line did not inherit and his share was divided among the other children. This property went to David Caldow Simpson (b.1860), and was sold by his son John Graydon Simpson to the local council in 1951.
		Simpson's Road, Poplar, London. This is the location of 1-6 Simpson's Road, Poplar, London, just some of the property owned by David Caldow Simpson (1811-1899) and left to his son William David Simpson. London's wealthy Docklands area is just to the south; you can see a Docklands Light Railway train in the background. Unfortunately William David Simpson died three years before his father (something his father's will had not allowed for) so his line did not inherit and his share was divided among the other children. This property went to David Caldow Simpson (b.1860), and was sold by his son John Graydon Simpson to the local council in 1951.
Family ID	F13	Group Sheet