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Council probably did more than any other man to establish Harrogate as a leading health resort by his unremitting care and attention to the welfare and government of the spa ... He was a prime mover in the establishment of the Royal Baths, and had the honour of
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Knaresbro 9a 104. The original birth certificate says: born: fifth January 1860 at John Street, Harrogate. Name: David. Sex: boy. Father: James Simpson. Mother: Ellen Simpson, formerly Robinson. Father's occupation: stonemason (master). Informant: Ellen
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bank of a rental cheque issued on
Simpson's behalf in 1908 by his son James. By 6 May 1909, it was noted that Simpson had left "on a long sea voyage leaving his son, Mr James M. Simpson a power of attorney to act for him". By July of that year he was known to owe £858 8s 7d (equivalent to
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in 1895. Between 1897 and 1910, and again in 1927, he served on the
Aldermanic Bench. He was also chairman of the General Purposes Committee, and all of the council's primary committees. By the end of his membership of Harrogate Council, he was the oldest
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GRO index: Births Mar 1866 Holmes Hannah J. Hull 9d 194. Marriages Jun 1886 Holmes Hannah
Jackson and Simpson David, Knaresborough 9a 151. Deaths Sep 1939 Simpson Hannah J 73 Knaresbro' 9a 161. Hannah and David Simpson's dates are inscribed on their
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In 1891, Simpson was describing himself as a builder and contractor, and was living with his wife, son James, and father-in-law George Holmes at 4 St Mary's Walk. By 1911, Simpson, his wife and son, and four servants were living at
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Harrogate for over 40 years", and by the end of his civic career he was termed the "father" of HarrogateTown Council. He joined his father,
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Simpson was part of a building dynasty in that he was the son of builder David
Simpson, a previous mayor of Harrogate, and the father of Clarence Simpson who also trained in the business. He was a
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Simpson built many residences on many Harrogate estates, besides his mansion Oakdale, and the large villa Waldernheath, but one of his more elaborate buildings was the "splendidly
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Simpson was born into the family building business, and joined the trade. His son Clarence was apprenticed to the trade, too. Simpson was born on 5 January 1860 in John Street,
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David Simpson of Rutland Road Harrogate. 14 August 1931. Effects valued at £69,890 14s 3d (equivalent to £5,052,153 in 2021)
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913:"1881 England Census for 8 Parliament Street, Harrogate. RG11/4327. Page 17, schedule 29"
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1204:(1 ed.). Lancaster, England: Carnegie Publishing.
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1058:"2nd Lieutenant James Marsden SIMPSON"
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1018:– via British Newspaper Archive.
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862:Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer
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1090:. Commonwealth War Graves Commission
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170:Freeman of the Borough of Harrogate
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1313:. 16 January 1931. p. 7 col.6
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190:. He built himself a large,
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1084:"Lieutenant George Simpson"
1064:. Masonic Great War Project
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1111:"Lieut. George Simpson"
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