Alfred Simpson looking for his mother Nellie Simpson
The Christian Recorder (Philadelphia, PA)
February 16, 1882
INFORMATION WANTED OF MY MOTH-
er. She was owned by James Colvin,
in Culpepper Co., Va. seven miles from
Culpepper C H. in 1843. Her name was
Nellie Simpson She had a brother by the
name Stanton Simpson, a blacksmith, who
worked for James Colvin, my mother's
master. My mother was taken to the State
of Missouri about the same time by James
Corthan. My brother, Champ Simpson,
died from the effects of having a fork
plunged into his eye about the year 1848
I have not heard from my mother since
Any person knowing any thing to lead to
the finding of her will recieve the heartfelt
thanks of Alfred Simpson, Youngstown, O.
216 4t.
er. She was owned by James Colvin,
in Culpepper Co., Va. seven miles from
Culpepper C H. in 1843. Her name was
Nellie Simpson She had a brother by the
name Stanton Simpson, a blacksmith, who
worked for James Colvin, my mother's
master. My mother was taken to the State
of Missouri about the same time by James
Corthan. My brother, Champ Simpson,
died from the effects of having a fork
plunged into his eye about the year 1848
I have not heard from my mother since
Any person knowing any thing to lead to
the finding of her will recieve the heartfelt
thanks of Alfred Simpson, Youngstown, O.
216 4t.
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