1820 Settler: Richard Simpson
Home Page| Settler ID | 3064 | |
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| 1820 Settler Ship | John | |
| Party | Stanley | |
| Gender | M | |
| Age in 1820 | 18 | |
| Occupation | Labourer | |
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| Other Information | Known to be in the Albany district on the 10th March 1823, as he signed the Memorial from the Settlers in the District of Albany, Cape of Good Hope, to Earl Bathurst. ref: Theale, G M : Records of the Cape Colony, vol 15 page 305. According to MD Nash in The Settler Handbook, Richard Simpson, labouer, and Harriet Percival, a maid servant with a child, sailed in the John as replacements for a married man with wife and child who deserted the party at the last minute. |
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