CeeCee
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- Monterey Peninsula California
Here is a link to the Simpson family tree. It is too large to upload. (Uploads tiny with IE11 and Edge, but large with Chrome)
Simpson family tree
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I see it now!
Tiger Simpson - Free Association
- Thread starter Meanderer
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I see it now!
Camper6
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- Location
- Northwestern Ontario Canada
You see it now? How does it relate to the opening post? How does anything relate?
There just doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason or logic.
There just doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason or logic.
CeeCee
Well-known Member
- Location
- Monterey Peninsula California
I see the picture she posted now, it was too small before. I suggest you just go with the flow and try not to figure this out.
I think the key components are Tiger and Simpson.
thats just my guess though.
Mulberry Tree, Kangaroo Island, South Australia.
The first European settlers in South Australia landed and settled at Kangaroo Island's Reeves Point, near Kingscote. The water supply at this site was found to be inadequate and most moved on. Those who stayed planted this Mulberry Tree.
The first European settlers in South Australia landed and settled at Kangaroo Island's Reeves Point, near Kingscote. The water supply at this site was found to be inadequate and most moved on. Those who stayed planted this Mulberry Tree.
"The DUKE OF YORK sighted Kangaroo Island on July 26, (1836) and to the delight of all on board, saw no vessels there - so she had the honour of being the veritable pioneer passenger ship".
(July 27) "Captain Morgan was besought by his people to allow some one to have the credit of being the first to set foot on the virgin soil, but with the characteristic romance of a sailor he decided that the infant girl of Mrs Beare should be the favoured individual, and a boat's crew was sent ashore".
"The boat's crew entered thoroughly into the spirit of the thing, and bent their broad backs to the oars, making the boat fly through the water for the shore, with the child held in the strong arms of a stalwart sailor. He waded through the shallow water and put the little one's tiny feet upon the sand, amidst three hearty British cheers from the boat's crew, and a responsive volley of hurrahs from the distant vessel".
"That historic infant (Elizabeth Beare) is still alive and in the colony I believe - married and settled in the land of her adoption".
(July 27) "Captain Morgan was besought by his people to allow some one to have the credit of being the first to set foot on the virgin soil, but with the characteristic romance of a sailor he decided that the infant girl of Mrs Beare should be the favoured individual, and a boat's crew was sent ashore".
"The boat's crew entered thoroughly into the spirit of the thing, and bent their broad backs to the oars, making the boat fly through the water for the shore, with the child held in the strong arms of a stalwart sailor. He waded through the shallow water and put the little one's tiny feet upon the sand, amidst three hearty British cheers from the boat's crew, and a responsive volley of hurrahs from the distant vessel".
"That historic infant (Elizabeth Beare) is still alive and in the colony I believe - married and settled in the land of her adoption".
