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1 of 1977 John Milton Simpson (1897-1942)

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Name	Simpson, John Milton
Born	03/05/1897
Deceased	03/05/1942
Spouse	Lucille (Topping) Simpson m. 05/10/1922
Father	Wade M. Simpson
Mother	Mary (Root) Simpson
Children	John Topping Simpson Dorothy (Simpson) Brooks William Taylor Simpson Stewart Root Simpson Wilbur Topping Simpson
Occupation	Mr. Simpson was a World War I veteran serving in the U.S. Army Air Corps. He and his father, Wade M. Simpson, owned and operated Simpson Lumber Co. in Washington, Indiana. He was a three time Indiana amateur golf champion.
Notes	The information for this entry was taken from Mr. Simpson's newspaper obituary, "Obituaries, Ro-Ste," p. 114, Daviess County Museum, Rm 303, Shelf 4-5, 2019.FIC.0500.0010.
Caption	John Milton Simpson (1897-1942)
Birthplace	Galesburg, Illinois
Deceased where	Atlanta, Georgia

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