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M William Simington

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Birth record, Thamesville, Kent Co., ON:
Simington William, M, born 15 June 1874, s/o James Mills Simington, Farmer, lived Thamesville, and Isabella McDonald; Dr. Tye.; late registration information supplied by Alexander McDonald, Moose Jaw: I, Alexander McDonald of the City of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan declare 1) that I am the uncle of the aforesaid; 2) that I have personal knowledge of the matters herein set forth...3) that I am the Uncle of the said person and was on intimate terms with his family at the time of his birth; that although I was not present at his birth, I saw the child within three days thereafter and was informed at the time and fully believe he was born at the place and on the date mentioned; 4) that I am sixteen years his senior in age. Declared at the City of Moose Jaw in the Province of Saskatchewan, 30 April 1932.

Commemorative Biographical Record of Kent County, Ontario, published in 1904, pages 529-531:
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"Alexander McDonald was born in the log house in the early days of his parents' pioneer life in Howard Township... Here Mr. McDonald grew to sturdy manhood, and on March 18, 1841, he was married to Isabella Smith, who was born in Scotland, June 23, 1823, daughter of Robert and Isabel Smith, highly esteemed residents of the County of Kent... Thirteen children were born to Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, two dying in childhood. Of the others we have the following record--...Isabel, born in 1858, is a widow of James Simmington, who settled in the Northwest of Canada and left children - Walter, William, Edward, James, Percey, Mary and Edith.

1881 personal census, Howard Twp, Kent Co., ON, 1-22, transcribed by the Kent Branch of the OGS:
Simington James, M, 29, born Ont, Married, origin: Irish, Farmer;
Isabel, F, 25, born Ont, Married, origin: Scotch;
William, M, 8, born Ont, student;
Walter, M, 5, born Ont;
James, M, 1, born Ont.

1901 personal census, Moose Jaw, Assiniboia West, N.W.T., r1-1:
Simington I, F, widow, 3 Apr 1857, 44, born Ont, origin: Scotch, Can, Presby, Merchant;
Wm, M, son, single, 15 June 1873, 27, born Ont, Ry Employer;
Ja, M, son, single, 9 Jan 1880, 21, born Ont, Clerk;
Edgar A, M, son, single, 16 Sept 1883, 17, born N.W.T., Baker;
Percey, M, son, single, 16 Aug 1885, 15, born N.W.T., Clerk;
Mary, F, daughter, single, 3 Aug 1887, 13, 4 months in school;
Edith, F, daughter, single, 3 March 1891, 10, 8 months in school;
Forsyth, John?, M, Godson, single, 14 Aug 1879, 22, born N.W.T., origin: Irish, Can, Episcop'n, Baker.

Headstone in Moose Jaw Cemetery, Moose Jaw, Sask:
Jack son of Wm and M. Simington died Feb 12, 1912.

Headstone in Rosedale Cemetery, Moose Jaw, Sask:
William Simington 1873 - 1944;
Mabel G. Simington 1883 - 1939;
Walter Simington 1876 - 1940;
Elizabeth Simington 1876 - 1957.

From Moose Jaw cemetery staff - Simington burials in Moose Jaw cemeteries:
William Simington, 74, CPR conductor, widower, Montreal, buried 3 Feb 1936.
Mable Gwendolyn Hannah Simington, 56 years, married, buried 12 July 1939.

Moose Jaw Times Herald, Monday 3 July 1939
Wm. Simington Retires on Pension From C.P. Service - William Simington, well-known Canadian Pacific Railway conductor, retired on pension as from June 30, after spending 40 years in the service of the company.
He entered the employ of the C.P.R. as a trainman on July 1, 1899, and was promoted to the position of conductor on February 20, 1903.
Mr. Simington, although a resident of Moose Jaw, ran out of Regina on the C.P.R.

Moose Jaw Times Herald, Tuesday 11 July 1939
MRS. W. SIMINGTON PASSED AWAY ON MONDAY EVENING - Wife of Well-Known C.P.R. Conductor Had Been Ill for Past Year - A resident of the city for the past 38 years and wife of William Simington, well-known retired C.P.R. conductor, Mrs. Mabel G. H. Simington died Monday evening at her home, 42 Athabasca Street West, at the age of 56 years...
The deceased is survived by her husband; a daughter, Mrs. T. Turner; and a son, Frank, all of this city...

Moose Jaw Times Herald, 11 April 1940 - You Remember? (From the Files of The Times-Herald):
Forty Years Ago - April 11, 1900: Moose Jaw Amateur Athletic Association was reorganized for the season, with the following officers: ...; president and manager, H. G. Hubbell; ...; committee of management, ..., Wm. Simington, ...

Moose Jaw Times Herald, 29 April 1940 - You Remember? (From the Files of The Times-Herald):
Twenty Years Ago - April 29, 1900: Many Moose Jaw Shriners were the guests of the Regina members of the Wa-Wa Temple Shriners at a ball given Monday night. Among the guests from this city were: ..., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simington, ...

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James Simington ca 1809-   Harriet Julian ca 1812-   Alexander McDonald 1816-1912   Isabella (Isobel) Smith 1823-1887
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James Simington 1851-1900   Isabel McDonald 1857-1914
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William Simington 1873-1949