Simon Grove Sampson (1802-1876) was the husband of Sarah Page (1800- ), and son of Gerard Samson (1757-1835) and Elizabeth Groves (1764-1833).
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2012-03-12 15:38:16.0
Simon Grove Sampson was appointed to the position of Chief District Constable at Campbell Town, Tasmania on 21 October 1829. He was also Summoning Officer and Poundkeeper for the town. He was dismissed on 01 March 1833 for misconduct.
2012-03-12 15:40:50.0
The obituary for WIlliam Grove Sampson (1831-1899), son of Simon Grove Sampson (1802-1876) and Sarah Page (1800- ). Simon's occupation is listed as Surgeon on his son's death certificate. He is referred to as "Dr. Simon Grove Sampson" — surgeon of London and Tasmania — in the obituary for William Grove Sampson. His brother — Alexander Samuel Samson — was the surgeon.
2012-03-12 15:45:11.0
Latest Tasmanian News. SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1828. The ship Wanstead, 370 tons, W. Langdon, R. N. Commander, arrived on Tuesday from London, 14th December; Land's End 30th, with a cargo of assorted goods, and 10 Saxon rams. Seven mares, and three horses. Simon Grove Sampson arrived in Tasmania on this vessel.
2012-03-12 15:51:44.0
Latest Tasmanian News. SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1828. The ship Wanstead, 370 tons, W. Langdon, R. N. Commander, arrived on Tuesday from London, 14th December; Land's End 30th, with a cargo of assorted goods, and 10 Saxon rams. Seven mares, and three horses. Simon Grove Sampson arrived in Tasmania on this vessel.
2012-03-12 16:07:56.0
Simon Grove Sampson was appointed to the position of Chief District Constable at Campbell Town, Tasmania on 21 October 1829. He was also Summoning Officer and Poundkeeper for the town. Sampson resigned on 28 February 1833 due to allegations of misconduct.
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2012-03-12 16:10:33.0
Simon Grove Sampson died at the Destitute Asylum, Adelaide, South Australia on 01 December 1876. Cause of death: cancer of the mouth. The asylum operated between 1851 and 1917. It evolved into a hospital for aged and chronically ill people during the end of the 1860s.
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2012-03-12 16:10:52.0
Simon Grove Sampson died at the Destitute Asylum, Adelaide, South Australia on 01 December 1876. Cause of death: cancer of the mouth. The asylum operated between 1851 and 1917. It evolved into a hospital for aged and chronically ill people during the end of the 1860s.
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2012-03-12 16:11:06.0
Simon Grove Sampson died at the Destitute Asylum, Adelaide, South Australia on 01 December 1876. Cause of death: cancer of the mouth. The asylum operated between 1851 and 1917. It evolved into a hospital for aged and chronically ill people during the end of the 1860s.
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2012-03-12 16:11:36.0
Simon Grove Sampson died at the Destitute Asylum, Adelaide, South Australia on 01 December 1876. Cause of death: cancer of the mouth. The asylum operated between 1851 and 1917. It evolved into a hospital for aged and chronically ill people during the end of the 1860s.
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2012-03-12 16:11:50.0
Simon Grove Sampson died at the Destitute Asylum, Adelaide, South Australia on 01 December 1876. Cause of death: cancer of the mouth. The asylum operated between 1851 and 1917. It evolved into a hospital for aged and chronically ill people during the end of the 1860s.
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2012-03-12 16:12:04.0
Simon Grove Sampson died at the Destitute Asylum, Adelaide, South Australia on 01 December 1876. Cause of death: cancer of the mouth. The asylum operated between 1851 and 1917. It evolved into a hospital for aged and chronically ill people during the end of the 1860s.
2012-03-12 21:46:13.0
Simon Grove Sampson was appointed to the position of Chief District Constable at Campbell Town, Tasmania on 21 October 1829. He was also Summoning Officer and Poundkeeper for the town. Sampson resigned on 28 February 1833 due to allegations of misconduct.