William SIMPSON b. [1793] Armagh, Ireland d. 19 Aug 1870 St Andrews, Charlotte, NB: Boombridge Genealogy

[1793] - 1870

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Name	William SIMPSON
Born	[1793]	Armagh, Ireland [1]
Gender	Male
Birth	[1791]	Ireland [2]
Birth	[1793]	Ireland [3, 4]
Immigration	1818 [1, 3]
Residence	3 Jun 1819	[St Andrews, Charlotte, NB]
	Volume E Page 474 [479/511] No 338 Alexander Greenlaw yeoman St Andrews James Greenlaw Junr 200 pounds the whole of my part of a lot of land containing 45 acres more or less and being part of the lot number 45 likewise the whole of my stock of cattle upon said farm consisting of 2 yoke oxen, 3 cows, 12 sheeo which said farm 45 extending from the county road to the salt water 3 June 1819 Alexander Greenlaw Jun Jane Greenlaw [Her mark] Wit: William Simpson, Don McLachlan
Residence	23 Jun 1819	[St Andrews, Charlotte, NB]
	Volume F Page 115 [118/543] No 77 Alexander Greenlaw yeoman St Andrews Martin Grant yeoman St Andrews 25 pounds Northerly third of Lot 4 granted to me in the late grant to Thomas Greenlaw and others bounded on the north by the south line of Lot 3 on the south by a lot now belonging to Thomas Greenlaw aforesaid 23 June 1819 Alexander Greenlaw Junr Wit: William Simpson, Don McLachlan
Residence	31 Jul 1820	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [5]
Assessed	15 Apr 1822	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
	Assessment of the Parish of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte in pursuance of the General Sessions of the peace for the said County to levy the sums of Three hundred and twenty pounds for Poor rates Dated the 15th day of April 1822 Names of persons ratable: William Simpson Poll Tax: 6/- Amount at which each person is assessed: Real Estate of Non-residents: Rate thereon per cent: 0 3 6 Total Assessment: - 6 -
Residence	9 Nov 1829	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [5]
Residence	29 Nov 1829	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [7]
Assessed	22 Apr 1831	St Andrews (Country), Charlotte, NB [6]
	Assessment of the Parish of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte in pursuance of Warrants of the General Sessions of the Peace in said County to levy the sum of one hundred and ninety three pounds fifteen shillings for the purpose of building a new Gaol and also the sum of one hundred pounds for the support of the Poor in said Parish dated the 22nd day of April 1831. Country Names: Wm Simpson Poll Tax: - 1 3 Real Estate: 50 Personal Estate: Annual Income: 30 Amount of Property at 20 per cent: 10 Rate to be Assessed: Total Assessment: - 4 7
Residence	From 7 Aug 1832 to 30 Nov 1835	[Lot 1, Waweig, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB]
Residence	From 16 Jul 1834 to 29 Apr 1835	[Lots 61 & 62, Bayside, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB]
Assessed	10 Aug 1841	St Croix District, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
	Assessment of the Parish of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte in pursuance of a warrant of the General Sessions of the Peace for the said County of Charlotte to levy the sum of fifty four pounds five shillings and six pence for County rates, Dated the 10th day of August 1841 Name of Persons: William Simpson Poll tax: 4d Real Estate of Inhabitants: 150 Personal Estate of Inhabitants: 50 Real Estate of non Residents: Annual income: 60 20 per cent value of property: 40 Amount to be Taxed: 100 Total Assessment: - 1 8
Assessed	18 Jul 1845	St Croix District, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
	To Hugh Morrison one of the Collectors of Rates in the Parish of Saint Andrews or to any other Collectors in said Parish, You are hereby required forthwith to collect from the several persons named in the annexed assessment the sums set against their names respectively under the list? ? thereof entitled "Total Assessment" amounting to the sum of Two hundre and Six pounds ten shillings and one penny, and to pay when collected the sum of One hundred and eighty pounds five shillings into the hands of the Overseer of the Poor for the said Parish of Saint Andrews and the residue into the hands of the County Treasurer. S Frye Geo W Street Edw Wilson Assessors of Rates Assessment of the Parish of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte in pursuance of Warrants of the General Sessions of the Peace for the said County of Charlotte to levy the sum of One hundred and Eighty pounds five shillings and six pence for Poor Rates and Eleven pounds Eleven shillings for a Pound at Chamcook Dated the Eighteenth day of July 1845 Saint Croix District Names of Persons: William Simpson Paid - 5 10 Poll Tax: 8d Real Estate of Inhabitants: 200 Personal Estate: Real Estate of Non Residents: Annual Income: 40 20 per cent of Value of Property: 40 Amount to be Taxed: 80 Total Assessment: - 5 10
Assessed	6 Sep 1847	From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
Assessed	14 Apr 1849	From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
Assessed	17 Jun 1850	From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
Occupation	1851 [3]
	Tavern Keeper
Religion	1851 [1]
	Presbyterian
Residence	1851	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [1, 3]
	William Gilmore in the 1851 Census of Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia Name: William Gilmore Gender: Male Age: 12 Estimated birth year: abt 1840 Relation to Head of House: Nephew Race: native (Native American) Province: New Brunswick District: Charlotte County Sub-district: St Andrews Sub-District Number: 16 William Simpson 59 Irish Tavern keeper 1818 Sarah Simpson 45 Native Joseph Simpson 27 Native carpenter Margarate Simpson 17 Emma McCann 50 Sister in law A cripple William Gilmore 12 Nephew Native John Mcdonald 29 Servant Irish Labourer 1846 Year: 1851; Census Place: St Andrews, Charlotte County, New Brunswick; Schedule: I; Roll: C_994; Page: 90; Line: 18 Frame 2 story
Assessed	20 Jun 1851	From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
Assessed	13 Jul 1851	Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB [6]
Assessed	25 Jun 1852	From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
Assessed	25 Jun 1853	From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
Residence	14 Mar 1854	Bay Road, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [8]
	m. 14th inst., at house of bride's father, Bay Road, St. Andrews, by Rev. Wm. Millen, William H. SIMPSON / Miss Margaret SIMPSON. 24 March 1854 BAN
Assessed	12 Jul 1854	From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
Assessed	26 Jul 1855	From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
Assessed	30 Jul 1857	From Connicks to the Commons, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
Assessed	13 Jun 1860	Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB [6]
Occupation	1861 [2]
	Farmer
Religion	1861 [2]
	Presbyterian
Residence	1861	St Andrews (Rural), Charlotte, NB [2]
	William Simpson in the 1861 Census of Canada Name: William Simpson Gender: Male Age: 70 Birth Year: 1791 Spouse's Name: Sarah Simpson Home in 1861: St. Andrew's, Charlotte, New Brunswick Race: Irish Religion: Presbyterian Film Number: C-1000 Page Number: 7 William Simpson 70 Irish Ireland Farmer Presbyterian Sarah Simpson 54 Native St Andrews Amy Mccan 60 Lodger William Fitzsimmond 14 Native St Andrews Presbyterian Library and Archives Canada; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Census Returns For 1861; Roll: C-1000
Assessed	19 Jun 1861	Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB [6]
Assessed	19 Apr 1862	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
Assessed	20 Jun 1862	Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB [6]
Assessed	30 Jun 1863	Dumbarton, Charlotte, NB [6]
Residence	1865/1866	Waweig, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [9]
Assessed	17 Apr 1866	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [6]
Assessed	20 Jun 1866	Dumbarton, Charlotte, NB [6]
Occupation	31 Aug 1869 [10]
	Farmer
Residence	31 Aug 1869	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [10]
Will	31 Aug 1869 [10]
	Know all men by these presents that I William Simpson of the Parish of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte Province of New Brunswick Dominion of Canada Farmer being of sound disposing mind and memory do make and publish this my last Will and Testament. 1st I give and bequest my wife Sarah Simpson all of Farm lots numbered seventy one and seventy two situate in the parish of Saint Andrews and upon which I now reside to her sole and separate use during her lifetime. 2nd I also give and bequest to my Wife Sarah Simpson all my household furniture, wearing apparel and all the rest and residue of my personal property after payment of my debts to be disposed of by her for her sol and separate use as she may think proper 3rd I also give and bequest to my wife Sarah Simpson the farm Lot in the parish of Dumbarton formerly owned by Elizabeth Brydges and by her deeded to me to have and to hold the said farm lot with the appurtenances thereto belonging, to her the said Sarah Simpson my Wife to her sole and separate use and to be only used of by her as she may think proper 4th I further give and bequest to my Wife Sarah Simpson A Lot of land situated near Hinkley Hill in the City of Calais State of Maine United States of America for her own sole and separate use and to be disposed of by her as she may think proper 5th And I further order and direct that after the deceased of my wife Sarah Simpson the Farm lot number Seventy one and Seventy two with Buildings and improvements thereon shall go to my Daughetr Margaret Simspons and her Children and to their proper use and behoof forever 6th And I further Order that Emma McCann my wifes sister shall have a maintenance during her life ? of the homestead compased in Farm Lots Number Seventy one and seventy Two above mentioned 7th I ordain and appoint my wife Sarah Simpson sole executrix of this my last Will and Testament. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal and published and declared this to me my last Will and Testament in the presence of the Witnesses named below this thirty first day of August in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty nine William Simpson [SS] Signed sealed published and declared by the said William Simpson as and for his last Will and Testament in presence of us and in his presence and in presence of each other have subscribed our names as Witnesses hereto S Getty John McFarlane I Samuel H Whitelock Registrar of Probates in and for the County of Charlotte do hereby certify that the foregoing is a line copy of the original Will of William Simpson late of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte Farmer deceased which has been duly proveed before the Judge of Probates of the said County and is filed in my office Given under my hand this Ninth day of September AD 1870 S H Whitlock Registrar of Probates for Charlotte County Recd and Regd Sept 10th 1870 Harris H Hatch Regr
Death	August 1870	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [4]
	William Simpson in household of William Simpson, "Canada Census Mortality Schedules, 1871" name: William Simpson gender: Male age: 78 years calculated birth year: 1792 country or province of birth: Ireland marital status: Married month of death and calculated year: Aug 1870 religion: Methodist census place: 02, St Andrew's g, Charlotte 175, New Brunswick, Canada page number: 1 line number: 2 film number: 2229102 library and archives canada film number: C-10376 digital folder number: 004396592 image number: 00195
Aged	August 1870	78 years [11]
Occupation	August 1870 [11]
	Farmer
Religion	August 1870 [11]
	Methodist
Died	19 Aug 1870	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [10]
	Cause: Complication of disease
Death	28 Aug 1870 [12]
Aged	28 Aug 1870	78 years [12]
Will Proved	9 Sep 1870 [10]
Inventory	24 Sep 1870
	The following is an Inventory of all the Real Easte Goods, Chattles and Credits of William Simpson late of Saint Andrews in the County of Charlotte Farmer Deceased. Real Estate Homestead composed Farm lots No 71 & 72 600.00 100 acres land Dumbarton 50.00 Personal Esate 4 milk cows 56.00 2 heifers 22.00 1 mare 30.00 1 colt 3 years old 60.00 1 calf 16.00 4 sheeps 8.00 1 pig 10.00 Household furniture 60.00 Total: 912.00 William H Simpson John McFarlane Appraisers Saint Andrews September 24/70
Buried	Sandy Point Cemetery, St Croix, Charlotte, NB [12]
	Aged 78 years.
Person ID	I7248	4 February 2018
Last Modified	3 Dec 2017

Father	SIMPSON, b. Bef 1755, d. Bef TITHES?
Family ID	F5523	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family 1 Sybil EASTMAN, b. NB , d. 1825-1829

Married 31 Jul 1820 Charlotte, NB [5]

Sybele Eastman
New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950
Name William Simpson
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 31 Jul 1820
Event Place St Andrews, Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada
Gender Male
Spouse's Name Sybele Eastman
Spouse's Gender Female
Certificate Number 139
Page 33
"New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBF-N3M9 : 6 March 2015), William Simpson and Sybele Eastman, 31 Jul 1820; citing St Andrews, Charlotte, New Brunswick, Canada, p. 33, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton; FHL microfilm 845,794.
p 33 [76/560]
New Brunswick
No 139
William Simpson of the parish of St Andrews in the County of Charlotte, and Sybele Eastman of the same parish were married by license this thirty first day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty by me
John Campbell
This marriage was solemnized between us
William Simpson
Sybele Eastman
In presence of
Thomas Eastman
David Eastman
Red 3 Aug 1820

John Campbell, Justice of Peace

Children

	1. David SIMPSON, b. 21 Mar 1823, d. Bef 1851 CENSUS?
	2. Joseph Andrew SIMPSON, b. St Andrews, Charlotte, NB , d. 25 Aug 1907, Oak Bay, St David, Charlotte, NB

Family ID F2420 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Family 2 Sarah MCCANN, b. [1808], Oak Hill, St James, Charlotte, NB , d. 11 Jan 1897, Bayside, St Croix, Charlotte, NB

Married 9 Nov 1829 Charlotte, NB [5]

William Simpson
New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950
Name William Simpson
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 29 Nov 1829
Event Place , , New Brunswick, Canada
Gender Male
Spouse's Name Sarah McCans
Spouse's Gender Female
Page 207
"New Brunswick Provincial Marriages 1789-1950," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVBF-FVRN : 6 March 2015), William Simpson and Sarah McCans, 29 Nov 1829; citing , , New Brunswick, Canada, p. 207, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton; FHL microfilm 845,794
William Simpson of St Andrews County of Charlotte & Sarah McCann of Parish and County aforesaid Presbyterians were married this twenty ninth day of November in the year One thousand eight hundred and twenty nine my me
Alexr MacLean Minr of the Church of Scotland
This marriage was solemnized between us the above desigated
William Simpson
Sarah McCann
In the presence of
James McFarlane
John McDonald

All parties signed in their own hand

Married 29 Nov 1829 Greenoch Presbyterian, St Andrews, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB [7]

Children

1. Margaret Louise SIMPSON, b. Bayside, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB

, d. 22 Oct 1908, Bayside, St Croix, Charlotte, NB

Family ID F2250 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

Census 1851: Apparently in Bayside
In household
Sister in law Emma McCann 50 NB
Nephew: William Gilmore 12 NB [s Mary Eastman m Wyatt Gilman?] [s John Gilman m Mercy Cook Simpson?]
Servant: John McDonald 29 Irish Labourer 1849

Assessment 1863: William Simpson Sr
Washington County Probate: Nil
Petition 1821: William Simpson m Mercy Cook
Petition 1822: William Simpmson mistakenly instead of Michael Simpson
Hutchinson's 1865/1866: Nil

Deed Lot 1 Waweig & Lot 6 Waweig: "135 pounds being the amount of a debt owe from my brother William Simpson" Henry Simpson Junior

William Simpson Junior
Deeds to Lot 4 Waweig 1832: William Simpson Jr, William Simpson the Younger
Deeds to Lot 1 Waweig 1832: William Simpson the Younger
Deed to Lot 9 Greenoch 1848: William Simpson Junior

William Simpson s John Simpson m Annabella McDonald appears to become William Simpson Junior in later deeds
Ferry on the Lot 61 Reserve

RS686 :: Index to New Brunswick Land Grants, 1784 - 1997
Name SIMPSOM, William
Volume 21
Page 81
Grant number 1527
Place Saint Andrews
County Charlotte
Date 1838-03-06
Accompanying plan Yes
Acres 20
Microfilm F16322
Grant Number: 1527
Grant Date: 4 March 1838
20 acres
62 W E SD St Croix R
St Andrews
Beginning at the intersection of the western side of a reserved road with the Eastern Bank or shore of the River Saint Croix which distant one chain of four poles each on said Bank or shore above the North West angle of the front part of Lot 61 applied for by William Eiles
thence running by the Magnet north seventy six east nineteen chains
thence north fourteen degrees west 10 chains and 75 links
thence south 76 degrees west 16 chains to the bank or shore of the Saint Croix river
thence along the same down stream to the place of beginning
20 acres

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Trail/8616/charlotte1.html
ACTS of the General Assembly of Her Majesty's Province of NEW BRUNSWICK, Passed in the Year 1840.
Fredericton: Printed by John Simson, Printer To The Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, MDCCCXL
CAP. LIX
An Act to appropriate a part of the Public Revenue for the Services therein mentioned.
Passed 31st of March, 1840
Be it enacted by the Lieutenant Governor, Legislative Council and Assembly, That there be allowed and paid out of the Treasury of this Province, the following sums to wit:
# To William Simpson, the sum of ten pounds, to enable him to keep up a Ferry between Waweig and Oak Point, in Charlotte County, the same not to be drawn until the end of the year for which the sum may be granted, and not then unless the said Ferry has been properly attended.
Petition 158: Simpson, William For aid to establish a Ferry from Waweig to Oak Point. Internal Communication 81; not recommended 149; grant passed 215.

p 36 Mr Boyd, by leave, presented a Petition from William White and William Simpson, praying that the grant passed at the last Session of the Legislature, for keeping a Ferry between Oak Point and the mouth of the Waweig River, may be continued until such time as the Bridge over the said River is completed, which he read, ordered

p 191 Petition of William White and William Simpson, praying that a similar bounty may be granted as that appropriated last year from keeping up the Ferry between Oak Point and the mouth of the Waweig River, County of Charlotte; the Committee recommended the sum of L10 each, the same not to be paid until the end of the year, and not then unless it shall be certified by the Justices of the Session that the said Ferry has been properly attended.

Title: Journal of the House of Assembly of ... New Brunswick from ... January to ... April [1842] ...
Imprint: Fredericton : J. Simpson, 1842
Frequency: Sessional
Document Source: Library and Archives Canada
Collection: Colonial Government Journals
CIHM no.: 9_00951_55
Page Count: 637

p 168
Petition of William Simpson, praying allowance of 10 Pounds for attending the Ferry at Waweig

Title: Journal of the House of Assembly of ... New Brunswick from ... February to ... April, 1850 ...
Imprint: Fredericton : J. Simpson, 1850
Frequency: Sessional
Document Source: Library and Archives Canada
Collection: Colonial Government Journals
CIHM no.: 9_00951_63
Page Count: 788

p 256
10 pounds To William Simpson for constructing a road to the Oak Point Ferry, in Saint Andrews
RS108 :: Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918
Name SIMPSON, WILLIAM
Year 1859
County Charlotte
Microfilm F9021
See petition of SIMPSON, WILLIAM
SIMPSON, WILLIAM
100 acres Vacant, not surveyed, not improved, West of Magaguadavic River in Rear of lands granted to David Stewart [St George]
29 September 1854
IFHF 27 S 2014
Church Baptism Record
Name: William Simson Date of Birth:
Date of Baptism: 24-May-1790
Address: Parish/District: Donaghadee
Gender: County Co. Down
Denomination: Church Of Ireland
Father: William Simson Mother: Elizabeth McClure
bastard son. Mother's abode Scotland
Lot 3 Saint Patrick

Volume J Page 375 [378/553]
No 338
7 October 1824
George D Morrison St Andrews yeoman
Henry Simpson St Andrews
40 pounds
western side of the Digdeguash
between the upper line of the former grant to John Curry and others and the lot application of Hector Morrison
staring on the upper boundry of the said grant from the Digdeguash south 60 degrees west 122 chains
thence north 32 chains to the southerly corner of Lot 2 granted to Hector morrison
thence north 68 degrees and 30 minutes east 117 chains along the Hector Morrison lower line
thence down the river to the place of beginning
200 acres
Lot 3
George D Morrison [SS]
Wit: George Mowat, Samuel Getty

Volume K Page 372 [376/548]
No 331
7 October 1821
Henry Simpson yeoman Saint Patrick
William Simpson Saint Patrick
50 pounds
Saint Patrick
southeast side of the Digdeguash
southwest by land owned by William and David Johnson
northwest by Samuel Connick
northeast by Henry Simpson
100 acres
Henry Simpson [SS]
Wit: Jeremiah Kelly, John Wilson

Volume M Page 347 [350/549]
No 294
William Simpson yeoman St Andrews
James Simpson St Andrews
50 pounds
Saint Patrick
All that certain lot of land situate on the southwest side of the Digdeguash River
bounded southwest by land owned by William and David Johnson
northwest by Samuel Connick
northeast Henry Simpson
100 acres
10 percent allowed for roads
Lot 3
10 April 1833
William Simpson [SS]
Wit: John Wilson, Edwd McCreery

Volume N Page 268 [271/553]
No 213
24 May 1834
Henry Simpson St Andrews yeoman
Samuel Arnold St Andrews yeoman
50 pounds
southeast side of the Digdeguash River bounded:
southwest land owned by James Simpson
northwest Samuel Connick
northeast by land owned by Hector Morrison
100 acres of Lot 2
Wit: Thos Wyer, J W Chandler
Henry Simpson [SS]

Volume Q Page 225 [228/557]
No 220
Samuel Arnold yeoman St Andrews
James Simpson yeoman St Andrews
50 pounds
100 acres in Saint Patrick
southeast side of Digdeguash
southwest by land owned by James Simpson
northwest by Samuel Connick
notheast by Hector Morrison
20 July 1837
Samuel Arnold [SS]
Wit: John Wilson, Thos Sime
Lot 6 St Andrews

Volume N Page 267 [270/553]
No 212
22 May 1834
Henry Simpson yeoman St Andrews
Henry Simpson Junr St Andrews
32 pounds
Lot 6 granted to John Brown and others
commencing south fifty degrees east from William Simpson most northerly corner
thence beginning north 40 degrees east 10 chains
thence south fifty degrees west
59 acres 10 percent allowed for roads
Henry Simpson [SS]
Wit: Thoms Wyer, James Gamble

Volume P Page 336 [339/550]
No 294
Henry Simpson Junior yeoman St Andrews
William Eills yeoman St Andrews
135 pounds being the amount of a debt owe from my brother William Simpson
further sum 5 shillings
St Andrews
Lot 1 granted to Henry Simpson to others
36 acres
commencing 48 rods in a northeasterly direction alond the great road leading from St Andrews to Fredericton
from the northeasterly corner of lands granted to Colim Campbell Esq
thence commencing at a certain stake at the northeastern corner of lands owned by James Simpson Senior
thence running south 50 degrees east 62 chains and 50 links
thence north 40 degrees west 31 rods
thence north 50 degrees west to meet the aforesaid road
thence southwesterly along the said road 20 rods to the place of beginning
Also
that certain piece or parcel of land being part of Lot 6 grant to Thomas K Connick and other
commencing at the west northern andle of lands grants to James Abernathy
thence running south 50 degrees 65 chains 4 poles each
thence north 50 degrees west 65 chains
thence south 40 degree west 10 chains
to the place of beginning
59 acres
29 July 1836
Henry Simpson Junior [SS]
Wit: J W Chandler, Thos Wyer
Lot 4 Waweig

Volume L Page 404 [426/553]
No 331
James Redmond and wife Susannah yeoman St Andrews
William Simpson Jr (Also William Simpson the Younger) yeoman St Andrews
35 pounds
Lot 4 Granted to James Redmond
26 March 1832
James Redmond [SS]
Wit: Joseph Rankin, Robert L Mowat

Volume M Page 174 [177/549/
No 143
William Simpson Jr yeoman St Andrews
Catherine Hitchings and Grace Hitchings daughter of the late Amos Hitchings and Eliza his widow
10 pounds
Quit claim
Lot 4 in the grant to John Brown, lot granted to James Redmond
100 acres
commencing at a stake on the Main Road leading from St Andrews to Fredericton at the northwest corner of James Ruddock's lot
thence extending along the said road in a northwesterly direction until it meets Caleb Bartlett's line
thence along said line to the rear of said lot
thence by the said rear line until it meets a parallel line drawn from the above place of commencement
deeded from James Redmond to William Simpson
5 November 1832
William Simpson [SS]
Wit: John Miller, H Hatch

Volume Y Page 660
[663/668]
No 3192
Horatio Davis and wife Catherine & Grace Hitchings all of Lowell in the US
John McCombe St Andrews
125 pounds
Land in St Andrews Lot 4 in the grant to John Brown and others
100 acres
commencing at a stake on the main road leading from Saint Andrews to Fredericton at the northwest corner of James Ruddock's lot
thence extending along the said road in a northwesterly direction until it meets Samuel Bartlett's line
thence along said line to the rear of said lot
thence by the said rear line until it meets a parallel line drawn from the place of commencement
deeded by William Simpson Jr to Catherine Hitchings nor Davis and Grace Hitchings in 1832
15 October 1853
Horatio Davis
Catherine Davis
Grace Hitchings
Wit: H H Hatch
Lots 61 granted to Benjamin Bradford

Volume C Page 237
[242/560]
No 175
Benjamin Bradford yeoman St Andrews
Robert Pagan Esq St Andrews
150 pounds
Farm Lot 60 granted to William Lindsay
Farm Lot 61 granted to Benjamin Bradford
purchased 14 April 1790
11 September 1804
Benjamin Bradford
Wit: H B Brown, Nehemiah Gilman

Volume P Page 219 [222/550
No 167
A Memorial to be registered of a Judgement in hi Majesty's Supreme Court of Judication of the Province of New Brunswick
William Eills plaintiff
William Simpson defendant
1605 pounds 11 shillings against defendant
30 March 1836

Volume Q Page 131 [134/557]
No 129
29 April 1835
William Eills and wife Margaret yeoman St Stephen
William Simpson farmer St Andrews
30 pounds
Lot 61 Penobscot grant
granted to Benjamin Bradford conveyed to Robert Pagan 11 September 1804 from heirs of Robert Pagan 27 November 1830 to William Eills
100 acres
William Eills [SS]
Margaret Eills [SS]
Wit: Saml McGowan, Schuyler P Frink
Lot Saint Patrick

Volume U Page 239 [242/819]
No 372
14 April 1847
Michael Tucker and wife Helen yeoman St Andrew
William Simpson St Andrews yeoman
40 pounds
100 acres in Saint Patrick on Waweig Street granted to William Simpson in 10 September 1823
Michael Tucker [SS]
Ellen Tucker [Her Mark]
Wit: John Cumming

Volume W Page 456 [459/673]
No 2091
9 September 1850
William Simpson St Andrews and wife Sarah tavern keeper
William Trundle merchant clerk St Andrews & Charles Day farmer St Andrews
75 pounds
Saint Patrick
69 acres on the Waweig Stream
part purchased by William Simpson from Michael Tucker
William Simpson [SS]
Sarah Simpson [Her mark]
Wit: George D Street, Robert Ker
Lot 9 Greenoch

Volume U Page 716 [720/819]
No 1028
John Wilson Esq St Andrews & Jacob Reid yeoman St Andrews
William Simpson Junior
15 pounds
Saint Patrick
9 acres of Lot 9 Greenoch granted to John McKenney
22 July 1848
John Wilson [SS]
Jacob Reid [SS]
Wit: C R Hatheway
Lot 7 Pleasant Ridge

Volume 7 Page 414
[417/667]
14 April 1859
Elizabeth Bridges relict of the lat Isaac Bridges Saint Patrick
William Simpson St Andrews
for and in consideration of certain services performed and 5 shilling
part of Lot 7 Pleasant Ridge
described
Elizabeth Bridges
Wit: C Bradley Junr?, L? Cumming, W H Simpson
Lot 62 granted to John Solomon

Volume F Page 456
[459/543]
No 303
22 March 1821
John Solomon Esq Halifax and wife Elizabeth
Thomas Dunn gentleman St Andrews
15 pounds
Farm Lot 62
J Solomon
Elizabeth Solomon
Wit: John Spry Morris, George F Solomon

Volume N Page 315 [319/553]
No 253
16 July 1834
Thomas Dunn yeoman St Andrews
William Simpson yeoman St Andrews
154 pounds
Farm Lot 62 fronting on the Schoodic River
Thomas Dunn [SS]
Wit: Alphered S Street, C W Wardlow

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[S549] Sandy Point Cemetery Transcription, St Croix Genweb, (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbstcroi/Sandy_Point_Cemetery/sandypoint.htm).