Robert Daniel, b. 1844. A Civil war veteran, moved to Hunt Co. TX. sometime after 1870.
Nancy Ann "Dollie" b. 1846. married George Wm. Davis in 1865 at the residence of James W. Harrison. They Lived in Laclede County.
Sarah E. b.1848, married Thos F. Honssinger in 1878(b. 1848)
Lucinda 'Cindy' b. 1850, married Wm. 0. Brandon in 1871, lived in Laclede County.
William A. b. 1851, moved to Oklahoma.
Benjamin Frank b 1853 , See below.
George W. b. about 1855. married Sarah M. Woods (b. 1860) in 1879, at residence of David Baird. They lived in Oklahoma.
John L., b. 1856.
Ellis J. b. 1858.
Dinah b. 1861
Susan Luzetta b. 1867
Lucy Francis
Media F. Lewis
James Payton, b. 1866. Married Floria Ann Barnes.
Lived on the Osage River until 1912, then in Colorado.
He farmed sugar beets, she ran a resturaunt in Greely. she died in 1924, after swallowing a pin. He then returned to Missouri until his death in 1931. Their children are:

Three of the sons of George Allen Simpson moved permanently to Oklahoma. They are: William A., Benjamin Frank, (his history follows) and George W.

BENJAMIN FRANK SIMPSON
Born April 22,1853 died 1922, according to his gravestone at Rose Hill Cemetery (reads 1853-1922). The 1910 census lists him as 58. He was born in Missouri and was thought to be of Scotch-Irish and possibly German stock. In the census, his father was listed as being born in Tennessee (1880 and Indiana(1910). Apparently he did not really know. His mothers birthplace is listed as Tennessee.

In about 1878-9, he married Alice Cansady (or Calsady) Stone, (although 1910 census calls her Allice S. Simpson) . 1859-1936 according to her headstone at Rose Hill Cemetary in Wapanucka. A family tradition says she was born in 1862, and the 1910 census lists her as 49. She may actually have been the source of German blood in the family. They were married in 1878 or 1879. She was born in Missouri. Her mother was born in Kentucky (or possibly Mo.), and her father was born in Kentucky. They lived in Laclede County Mo. in 1880, where their first 2 children were born. He had a brother 2 years younger who lived there with his wife Sarah. They were thought to have come by covered wagon to the Wells Valley area just 3 miles west of Wapanucka I.T. in what was then the Chickasaw Nation. This was in about 1890. However in 1900 they were not in the IT census. It is possible that they were not living in Indian Territory at that time, but the 1910 Census lists all their children still at home as having been born in Oklahoma. At that time they were in Seminole County, Konawa township. They were a farm family. Sometime after 1910 they bought a farm about 2 miles north of Wapanucka in NW/4 section 12, R8E, T2S. This land is presently occupied by a racetrack and stables. His son Frank later purchased the adjoining farm. S. F. Simpson also lived for a while in the southwest corner of town below the hill where the city water tower is located. He may have died there. A neighbor, Mr. Reem, had passed him there and thought he was asleep on the porch, but he later was discovered to have died. His folks were on a wagon trip to Boise City, at the time.

The Simpson family were associated with the Campbellites (The Christian Church?).

They had 9 daughters and 2 sons, the sons being the youngest. The girls were all older than the boys (the census indicates that there were 2 children who were not living by 1900). Their children were;