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Elizabeth Simpson's Gravestone


Contributed by Becky Hollen


It seems no one is quite sure where the Simpson grave site was in Stafford. Sometime about 1960 Elizabeth Simson's stone was found lying near the Aquia Creek. Speculation had it that some children had found it and carried it as far as the creek and laid it down. Someone applied to the Aquia Church to have it placed in their Cemetery. The stone was placed in the "Dipple" family section of the Cemetery.


The history of Elizabeth Simson's stone may be found in:

Register of Overwharton Parish

by George Harrison Sanford King

Publisher: Southern Historical Press, Inc

P.O. Box 738

Easley, SC 29641-0738


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Aquia Episcopal Church, Stafford VA in February, 1999

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"HEARE LYES Y BODY OF ELIZABTH SIMSON THE DAUGHTER OF JOHN SIMSON

DEPARTED THIS LIFE MARCH Y 14TH 1698 - BORNE JULY THE 27TH 1695"

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