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George Simpson born May 5 1922, 36-28-21-W3rd, mother Susie Coates, father John Simpson

In the 1926 Canadian census of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
Section 36, Township 28, Range 21, West of the 3rd Meridian, Hilsburgh municipality, Kindersley district, Saskatchewan
Head John Simpson, age 36, born England, parents born England, immigrated 1909
Wife Susie Simpson, age 36, born England, parents born England, immigrated 1913
Son John Simpson, age 10, born Saskatchewan
Daughter Muriel Simpson, age 8, born Saskatchewan
Son Richard Simpson, age 6, born Saskatchewan
Son George Simpson, age 4, born Saskatchewan
Daughter Grace Simpson, age 4 months, born Saskatchewan
Servant Rennie Cameron?, single, age 34, born Ontario

1931 Canada Census Saskatchewan, Kindersley district, Sub didtrict 63
36-28-21 W3
Owner of home, value $400, single story, wood, 4 rooms, they have a radio
Head John Simpson, age 42, born England, parents born England, immigrated, 1908, nationality Canada, racial origin English, Church of England, farmer, grain farmer
Wife Susie Simpson, age 42, born England, parents born England, homemaker
Son John Douglas Simpson, age 15, born Manitoba [other records say Sask.], student
Daughter Muriel Elizabeth Simpson, age 13, born Saskatchewan, student
Son Richard Simpson, age 10, born Saskatchewan, student
Son George Simpson, age 9, born Saskatchewan, student
Daughter Grace Simpson, age 5, born Saskatchewan
Partner Ronald J Cameron, single, age 38, born Onrario, parents born Ontario, nationality Canada, racial origin English, farmer, grain farmer

Canada Voters Lists 1953
Skyline Trailer Camp, Edmonton West, Alberta
Valentine Schafer, seismic worker
Mrs Anne Schafer
Vera Banning, cook
John Simpson, owner drilling Company
George Simpson, owner drilling Company
Richard Simpson, owner drilling Company
Kenneth Briscoe, driller
Kenneth Auckland, driller
Henry Lepine, derrick man
Roy Corrigal, toolpusher
William Kinnunen, oil worker
Mary Kinnunen
Jack Schmitz, seismigrapg worker
Romana Schmitz
Clifford Grainger, driller
Mrs Gwen Grainger

Obituary
SIMPSON, George
May 5, 1922 - October 25, 2014
We sadly announce with great sorrow the passing of our loving father George Simpson at the age of 92 years. George will be missed and fondly remembered by his children: Brenda, Barbara (Ron), Bob, Bruce, and Brian. He is also survived by his grandchildren: Chrystal, Heather, Corey, Darren, Leah, Amber, Jagger and great- grandson Colton. He is survived by his sister, Jean (Bizz) Gilbert, sister and brother-in-law, Marjorie and Oskar Arnason, and sister-in- law, Julie Mearns. He was predeceased by his wife Lillian May; mother and father; his brothers Jack and Dick and sisters Muriel and Grace. He leaves behind many nieces, nephews and friends. His life started with joining the Air Force at age 18 obtaining the rank of LAC. Following the war, he started a water well drilling business with his brothers and dad in Netherhill, SK. George, his brothers, and father owned and operated Tri–City Drilling and Hub City Drilling. They have a street in Fort McMurray named in their honour called Simpson Way. He worked very hard all his life until his retirement in 1969. After retirement, his life was full of travelling the world with Lil and many close friends. He was an avid golfer and a member of Earl Grey Golf Course and the Glencoe Club where he loved curling and bowling. We will all miss his sense of humour and what a kind generous man he was to all that knew him. There will be a small get together at a later date. We would like to thank all the staff at Foothills Hospital for their kindness and compassion during Dad's final days.