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Descendants of Alexander Simpson and Margaret Hutton Descendants of Alexander Simpson Please note disclaimer at end of tree. Generation No. 1 1. ALEXANDER1 SIMPSON was born Abt. 1740. Children of ALEXANDER SIMPSON and UNKNOWN are: 2. i. ANDREW2 SIMPSON, b. jul 18, 1756, Legerwood, Berwick; d. Legerwood. 3. ii. ALEXANDER SIMPSON, b. septembar 6, 1761, Legerwood, Berwick. iii. MARGARET SIMPSON, b. januar 15, 1764, Legerwood, Berwick. iv. AGNES SIMPSON, b. mart 25, 1766, Legerwood, Berwick. 4. v. GEORGE SIMPSON, b. oktobar 23, 1768, Legerwood, Berwick; d. westruther. vi. CHARLES SIMPSON, b. april 18, 1771, Legerwood, Berwick. vii. GEORGE SIMPSON, b. decembar 21, 1784, Legerwood, Berwick. Generation No. 2 2. ANDREW2 SIMPSON (ALEXANDER1) was born jul 18, 1756 in Legerwood, Berwick, and died in Legerwood. He married MARY HARDIE novembar 21, 1779 in Legerwood, Berwick. She was born Abt. 1755. Children of ANDREW SIMPSON and MARY HARDIE are: i. JOHN3 SIMPSON, b. februar 2, 1779, Lauder, Berwick; d. LDS entry. ii. ISABEL SIMPSON, b. februar 23, 1783, Legerwood, Berwick. 3. ALEXANDER2 SIMPSON (ALEXANDER1) was born septembar 6, 1761 in Legerwood, Berwick. He married MARGARET HUTTON maj 4, 1792 in Gordon, Berwick, probably daughter of JOHN HUTTON and ISOBEL BRODIE born jun 27, 1773 in Merton, Berwick. Children of ALEXANDER SIMPSON and MARGARET HUTTON are: 5. i. ALEXANDER3 SIMPSON, b. mart 10, 1793, Gordon, Berwick. 6. ii. GEORGE SIMPSON, b. april 2, 1795, Gordon, Berwick; d. Gordon, Berwick. 7. iii. ANDREW SIMPSON, b. april 13, 1797, Gordon, Berwick; d. maj 11, 1874, Foulden, Berwick. 8. iv. JAMES SIMPSON, b. jul 7, 1799, Gordon, Berwick; d. 1874, Kelso, Roxburgh. 9. v. CHARLES SIMPSON, b. oktobar 25, 1801, Gordon, Berwick; d. 1864, Eccles, Berwick. vi. ADAM SIMPSON, b. jun 26, 1803, Gordon, Berwick. vii. WILLIAM SIMPSON, b. decembar 15, 1805, Gordon, Berwick. 10. viii. JOHN SIMPSON, b. januar 1, 1809, Gordon, Berwick. ix. WILLIAM SIMPSON, b. maj 12, 1811, Gordon, Berwick. 4. GEORGE2 SIMPSON (ALEXANDER1) was born oktobar 23, 1768 in Legerwood, Berwick, and died in westruther. He married ELIZABETH MARTIN novembar 25, 1795 in Coldingham, Berwick, Scotland, daughter of GEORGE MARTIN and ALISON. She was born Abt. 1770. Children of GEORGE SIMPSON and ELIZABETH MARTIN are: i. ALISON3 SIMPSON, b. septembar 27, 1796, Westruther, Berwick. 11. ii. ALEXANDER SIMPSON, b. avgust 19, 1798, Westruther, Berwick; d. 1874, Earlston, Berwick. 12. iii. AGNES SIMPSON, b. septembar 14, 1800, Westruther, Berwick. iv. GEORGE SIMPSON, b. mart 6, 1803, Westruther, Berwick. v. HELEN SIMPSON, b. mart 31, 1805, Westruther, Berwick. vi. EUPHANS SIMPSON, b. maj 10, 1807, Westruther, Berwick. vii. ELIZABETH SIMPSON, b. avgust 21, 1809, Westruther, Berwick. Generation No. 3 5. ALEXANDER3 SIMPSON (ALEXANDER2, ALEXANDER1) was born mart 10, 1793 in Gordon, Berwick. He married MARGARET SCOTT decembar 13, 1818 in Legerwood, Berwick, daughter of ANDREW SCOTT and ELIZABETH WILSON. She was born april 23, 1793 in Stow, Midlothian, Scotland, and died 1861 in Westruther, Berwick. Children of ALEXANDER SIMPSON and MARGARET SCOTT are: 13. i. ALEXANDER4 SIMPSON, b. septembar 19, 1819, Legerwood, Berwick; d. 1890, Earlston, Berwick. 14. ii. MARGARET SIMPSON, b. oktobar 28, 1821, Gordon, Berwick; d. decembar 11, 1894, 19 Lothian Street, Hawick, Roxburghshire. iii. BETTY SIMPSON, b. februar 22, 1824, Gordon, Berwick. iv. EUPHEMIA SIMPSON, b. 1832, Legerwood, Berwick. 15. v. AGNES SIMPSON, b. 1836, Legerwood, Berwick. 6. GEORGE3 SIMPSON (ALEXANDER2, ALEXANDER1) was born april 2, 1795 in Gordon, Berwick, and died in Gordon, Berwick. He married AGNES CROSBIE novembar 24, 1819 in Gordon, Berwick, daughter of ROBERT CROSBIE and AGNES MILLAR. She was born mart 29, 1795 in Muirkirk, Ayr, Scotland. Children of GEORGE SIMPSON and AGNES CROSBIE are: 16. i. ALEXANDER4 SIMPSON, b. jun 25, 1820, Gordon, Berwick; d. 1892, Kelso, Roxburgh. ii. MARGARET SIMPSON, b. mart 17, 1822, Gordon, Berwick. iii. ROBERT SIMPSON, b. jun 26, 1825, Legerwood, Berwick. iv. AGNES SIMPSON, b. oktobar 4, 1829, Legerwood, Berwick. 7. ANDREW3 SIMPSON (ALEXANDER2, ALEXANDER1) was born april 13, 1797 in Gordon, Berwick, and died maj 11, 1874 in Foulden, Berwick. He married (1) ALISON HOGG. She was born Abt. 1800. He married (2) ISABELLA PEACOCK januar 30, 1831 in Legerwood, Berwick, daughter of JAMES PEACOCK and AGNAS CROWE. She was born april 21, 1799 in Lauder, Berwick, and died Bef. 1851. Child of ANDREW SIMPSON and ALISON HOGG is: i. MARGARET4 SIMPSON, b. jun 24, 1827, Gordon, Berwick. Children of ANDREW SIMPSON and ISABELLA PEACOCK are: ii. AGNES4 SIMPSON, b. septembar 2, 1832, Legerwood, Berwick. 17. iii. JULIAN SIMPSON, b. april 9, 1838, Legerwood, Berwick. 18. iv. ISABELLA SIMPSON, b. septembar 6, 1841, Legerwood, Berwick; d. 1892, Coldingham, Berwick. 8. JAMES3 SIMPSON (ALEXANDER2, ALEXANDER1) was born jul 7, 1799 in Gordon, Berwick, and died 1874 in Kelso, Roxburgh. He married SOPHIA WIGHT decembar 9, 1838 in Legerwood, Berwick, daughter of THOMAS WRIGHT and GRIZZLE MCDOUGALL. She was born novembar 11, 1800 in Lauder, Berwick, and died 1876 in Kelso, Roxburgh. Children of JAMES SIMPSON and SOPHIA WIGHT are: i. GRACE4 SIMPSON, b. jul 19, 1840, Legerwood, Berwick. ii. MARGARET SIMPSON, b. mart 7, 1843, Legerwood, Berwick; d. Did she die? Doesn't appear with family in 1851 census.. 9. CHARLES3 SIMPSON (ALEXANDER2, ALEXANDER1) was born oktobar 25, 1801 in Gordon, Berwick, and died 1864 in Eccles, Berwick. He married MARGARET CLARK maj 29, 1825 in Legerwood, Berwick, daughter of THOMAS CLARK and ISOBELLA AITCHISON. She was born 1799, and died 1887 in Eccles, Berwick. Children of CHARLES SIMPSON and MARGARET CLARK are: 19. i. JANET4 SIMPSON, b. april 19, 1826, Gordon, Berwick. 20. ii. ALEXANDER SIMPSON, b. decembar 21, 1828, Gordon, Berwick; d. novembar 10, 1921, Coldstream, Berwick. iii. WILLIAM SIMPSON, b. januar 21, 1833, Gordon, Berwick. iv. MARGARET SIMPSON, b. decembar 23, 1838, Gordon, Berwick. 10. JOHN3 SIMPSON (ALEXANDER2, ALEXANDER1) was born januar 1, 1809 in Gordon, Berwick. He married MARY MURRAY novembar 8, 1834 in Legerwood, Berwick, daughter of JOHN MURRAY and PEGGY BIGGAR. She was born jul 20, 1806 in Kirktown, Roxburghshire, and died 1875 in Kelso, Roxburgh. Children of JOHN SIMPSON and MARY MURRAY are: 21. i. MARGARET4 SIMPSON, b. april 28, 1835, Legerwood, Berwick. ii. CHRISTIAN SIMPSON, b. mart 18, 1838, Legerwood, Berwick. iii. ALEXANDER SIMPSON, b. 1840, Gordon, Berwick. iv. MARY SIMPSON, b. maj 23, 1842, Gordon, Berwick. v. JOHN SIMPSON, b. 1846, Westruther, Berwick. 11. ALEXANDER3 SIMPSON (GEORGE2, ALEXANDER1) was born avgust 19, 1798 in Westruther, Berwick, and died 1874 in Earlston, Berwick. He married MARY HARRISON, daughter of JAMES HARRISON and MARY BARCLAY. She was born Abt. 1784 in Island of Unst, Shetland, and died februar 14, 1862 in Earlston, Berwick. Child of ALEXANDER SIMPSON and MARY HARRISON is: 22. i. ALEXANDER4 SIMPSON, b. novembar 4, 1824, Westruther, Berwick; d. 1904, Earlston, Berwick. 12. AGNES3 SIMPSON (GEORGE2, ALEXANDER1) was born septembar 14, 1800 in Westruther, Berwick. Child of AGNES SIMPSON is: i. EUPHEMIA4 SIMPSON, b. 1836, Gordon, Berwick. Generation No. 4 13. ALEXANDER4 SIMPSON (ALEXANDER3, ALEXANDER2, ALEXANDER1) was born septembar 19, 1819 in Legerwood, Berwick, and died 1890 in Earlston, Berwick. He married AGNES RUSSELL februar 16, 1845 in Legerwood, Berwick, daughter of WILLIAM RUSSELL and MARY MELROSE. She was born Abt. 1820 in Bunkle, Berwick. Children of ALEXANDER SIMPSON and AGNES RUSSELL are: i. ALEXANDER5 SIMPSON, b. mart 22, 1847, Lauder, Berwick; d. 1895, Melrose, Roxburgh. ii. MARGARET SIMPSON, b. jul 29, 1849, Gordon, Berwick. iii. AGNES SIMPSON, b. april 13, 1852, Legerwood, Berwick; d. Bef. 1861. 23. iv. ELIZABETH SIMPSON, b. mart 19, 1854, Legerwood, Berwick; d. Morriston Berwick on 1891 census. 24. v. WILLIAM RUSSELL SIMPSON, b. decembar 11, 1856, Lauder, Berwick; d. 1924, Jedburgh, Roxburgh. vi. MARY SIMPSON, b. jul 9, 1859, Legerwood, Berwick; d. 1860, Legerwood, Berwick. 25. vii. AGNES SIMPSON, b. oktobar 27, 1861, Earlston, Berwick; d. 1912, Sprouston, Roxburgh. 14. MARGARET4 SIMPSON (ALEXANDER3, ALEXANDER2, ALEXANDER1) was born oktobar 28, 1821 in Gordon, Berwick, and died decembar 11, 1894 in 19 Lothian Street, Hawick, Roxburghshire. She married THOMAS VEITCH april 28, 1848 in Gordon, Berwick, son of ALEXANDER VEITCH and ELISABETH. He was born 1822 in Eccles, Berwick, and died Aft. 1881. Children of MARGARET SIMPSON and THOMAS VEITCH are: 26. i. THOMAS5 VEITCH, b. 1842, Gordon, Berwick. ii. MARGARET VEITCH, b. jul 20, 1848, Gordon, Berwick. 27. iii. JOHN VEITCH, b. 1850, Gordon, Berwick. iv. ELISABETH VEITCH, b. jul 15, 1852, Gordon, Berwick. v. ISABELLA VEITCH, b. novembar 3, 1854, Makerston, Roxburgh, Scotland. 28. vi. ALEXANDER VEITCH, b. april 13, 1856, Gordon, Berwick. 29. vii. WILLIAM VEITCH, b. jun 24, 1858, Gordon, Berwick. 30. viii. ANDREW VEITCH, b. januar 14, 1861, Gordon, Berwick. ix. AGNES EUPHEMIA SIMPSON VEITCH, b. avgust 18, 1869, Westruther, Berwick. 15. AGNES4 SIMPSON (ALEXANDER3, ALEXANDER2, ALEXANDER1) was born 1836 in Legerwood, Berwick. She married WILLIAM D. DAVIDSON mart 28, 1862 in Westruther, Berwick, son of WILLIAM DAVIDSON and ELIZABETH D.. He was born 1840 in Westruther, Berwickshire. Children of AGNES SIMPSON and WILLIAM DAVIDSON are: i. MARGARET5 DAVIDSON, b. 1863, Westruther, Berwick. ii. AGNES DAVIDSON, b. 1864, Westruther, Berwick. iii. BETSEY DAVIDSON, b. 1864, Westruther, Berwick. iv. WILLIAM S. DAVIDSON, b. 1867, Lauder, Berwick. v. EUPHEMIA DAVIDSON, b. 1872, Greenlaw, Berwick. 16. ALEXANDER4 SIMPSON (GEORGE3, ALEXANDER2, ALEXANDER1) was born jun 25, 1820 in Gordon, Berwick, and died 1892 in Kelso, Roxburgh. He married ELIZABETH LAIDLAW, daughter of WALTER LAIDLAW and JANET GRAY. She was born jun 13, 1819 in Crailing, Eckford, Roxburgh, and died 1896 in Kelso, Roxburgh. Children of ALEXANDER SIMPSON and ELIZABETH LAIDLAW are: i. JANET5 SIMPSON, b. april 21, 1844, Sprouston, Roxburghshire, Scotland. 31. ii. GEORGE SIMPSON, b. mart 18, 1846, Sprouston, Roxburghshire, Scotland; d. decembar 17, 1919, Otterburn, Morebattle, Roxburgh. iii. AGNES SIMPSON, b. mart 9, 1848, Sprouston, Roxburgh; d. 1871, Swinton, Berwick; m.
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