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William Brough Simpson (c1872-1911)
William Brough Simpson (c1872-1911)


Born at Dudley the son of Brough Singleton Simson, a Commercial Clerk.
1910 Deputy Agent of the [[Barsi Light Railway]]


1911 August 03rd. Died with his wife at Kensington.<ref>Civil & Military Gazette (Lahore) - Thursday 24 August 1911</ref>
1911 August 03rd. Died with his wife at Kensington.<ref>Civil & Military Gazette (Lahore) - Thursday 24 August 1911</ref>

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William Brough Simpson (c1872-1911)

Born at Dudley the son of Brough Singleton Simson, a Commercial Clerk.

1910 Deputy Agent of the Barsi Light Railway

1911 August 03rd. Died with his wife at Kensington.[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. Civil & Military Gazette (Lahore) - Thursday 24 August 1911