In the July to September 1882 birth index Thomas William Simpson, West Ward, Westmorland, volume 10b, page 688.

In the 1891 census living at 11 Isley? Place, Workington.
Head, George Simpson age 30, born at Cumberland England, steelworks labourer.
Wife, Mary Simpson age 32, born at Penrith.
Children Thomas W. Simpson age 8, born at Barton Northumberland,
Mary E. Simpson age 7, born at Barton Northumberland,
Sarah A. Simpson age 4 born at Barton Northumberland,
John Simpson age 2 born at Barton Northumberland and
Joseph Simpson age 5 months, born at Workington.

In 1901 census living at 22 Church Lane, Workington, Cumberland.
George Simpson age 40 labourman (steelworker), born at Park Head, Cumberland.
Wife, Mary Simpson age 42, born at Penrith, Cumberland.
Children Thomas Simpson age 18 born at Burton, Westmorland, labourman (steelworker),
Sarah Simpson age 14 born at Burton, Westmorland,
Richard Simpson age 6 born at Workington, Cumberland and
Agnes Simpson age 3 Workington, Cumberland.

Emigrated to Canada in 1912.

Thomas William Simpson mentioned in his father’s probate records along with his sisters Sarah Ann Simpson and Agnes Simpson as living at Netherhill on June 4, 1913.

Canadian Passenger Lists
Departed Liverpool, England on the SS. Corsican, arrived June 9, 1912 at Quebec, Quebec, Thomas Simpson, age 30, single, to ??? brother, destination Netherhill, Saskatchewan, former occupation steel worker, intended occupation farmer, Church of England.
His sister Sarah Ann Simpson is also on the same ship.

UK Incoming Passenger Lists
Departed New York on the Baltic arrived November 5 1915, Liverpool 3rd class
[destination?] Cockermouth, Cumberkand, Thomas William Simpson, farmer, age 33, country of last permanent residence Canada, country of intended residence England

In the January to March 1916 marriage index Thomas W. Simpson and Maria Smith, Barrow in Furness, Lancashire, volume 8e, page 1499.

Canada Ocean Arrivals - Form 30 A
SS Montcalm, third class, July 14, 1923
Thomas William Simpson, age 40, married, previous occupation labourer, intended occupation farming, born Yanwath, Cumberland, protestant, returning to take up farming, lived previously in Canada at Prospect Hill farm, Netherhill, Saskatchewan, previous entry June 10, 1912, Quebec, departure New York, October 21, 1915, came to England to work on war work, money 10 pounds, destination Prospect Hill farm, Netherhill, nearest relative in country from which you came wife Maria Simpson, 9 Devonshire Street, Dalton on Furness, Lancashire, no members of his family mentally defective, physically defective or tubercular.

In the 1926 census of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
Lot 15, Block 2, Village of Netherhill, Kindersley district, Saskatchewan
Head Robert Auckland, married, age 32, born England, parents born England, immigrated 1920
Wife Agnes Auckland, married, age 28, born England, parents born England, immigrated 1910
Daughter Marjorie Auckland, age 4, born Saskatchewan
Daughter Audrey Auckland, age 2, born Saskatchewan
[on the same page Angnes’s oldest brother]
Lot 13, Block 2, Village of Netherhill
Head Thomas Simpson, married, age 43, born England, parents born England, immigrated 1922
Wife Maria Simpson, married, age 42, born England, parents born England, immigrated 1923
Son Thomas Simpson, age 9, born England, immigrated 1923
Daughter Mary Simpson, age 6, born England, immigrated 1923

1931 Canada Census unicipality of Hillsburgh, Kindersley district, Saskatchewan
W 29-21-W3
Head Hugh Suxline?, single, age 49, Born USA, parents born USA, farmer, general farm
Laborer Thomas Simpson, married, age 48, born Cumberland, England, parents born England, [immigration date not legible], laborer on railroad,
Househelp Maria Simpson, married, age 47, born Cumberland, England, parents born England, immigrated 1920, housekeeper
Lodger Thomas Simpson, age 14, born Lancashire, England, parents born Cumberland, immigrated 1920, student
Lodger Mary Simpson, age 10, born both Lancashire and Saskatchewan are shown, parents born Cumberland, student

Canada Voters Lists 1935
Netherhill, Kindersley, Saskatchewan
Thomas Simpson, farmer
Mrs. Thomas Simpson, married woman

Canada Voters Lists 1945
Netherhill, Kindersley, Saskatchewan
Thomas Simpson, retired
Mrs. Thomas Simpson, married woman
Mary Simpson, maid

In the 1891 census 13 Dyke Side, Workington, Cumberland.
Head Frederick G. Smith, age 46, labourer, born London.
Wife Mary Smith, age 38, born Devonshire.
Daughter Ann Smith, single, age 19, born Middlesborough, Yorkshire.
Son William H. Smith, age 15, ironworker, born Middlesborough.
Son George F. Smith, age 11, scholar, born Workington, Cumberland.
Daughter Maria Smith, age 7, scholar, born Workington.
Daughter Thomasina Smith, age 5, scholar, born Workington.
Son Richard Smith, age 3, born Workington.
Daughter Betsy Smith, age 1, born Workington.

In the 1901 census 4 Dyke Side, Workington, Cumberland.
Head Frederick G. Smith, age 55, Ironworks labourer, worker, born London.
Wife Mary Smith, age 49, born Devon, Devonshire.
Daughter Annie Smith, single, age 32, boiler works, worker, born Middlesbro, Yorkshire.
Son William Smith, single, age 23, Iron moulder, worker, born Middlesbro.
Son George B. Smith, age 20, single, ironworker, worker, born Workington.
Daughter Marie [as spelled] Smith, single, age 18, servant domestic, worker, born Workington.
Daughter Thomasina Smith, age 16, servant domestic, worker, born Workington.
Son Richard Smith, age 14, born Workington.
Daughter Bessey Smith, age 12, born Workington.
Daughter Sarah Smith, age 9, born Workington.
Grandson Frederick Smith, age 8, born Workington.
1 boarder.

Canadian Passenger Lists
SS Montclare, third class, July 20, 1923
Maria Simpson, age 39, accompanied by family, present occupation at home, intended occupation housewife, birthplace Workington, Church of England, going to my husband, never been in Canada before, 10 pounds money, passage paid by husband, destination Mr. T. W. Simpson, Brock, Saskatchewan, nearest relative from which she came mother Mrs. M. Smith, 2 Acorn Bank, Dalton, no mentally, physically or tubercular family members.