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Elizabeth Simcoe was an artist, diarist, and early Canadian settler. She is known for her detailed journals that provide valuable historical insights into life in Upper Canada during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Elizabeth was also involved in supporting her husband, John Graves Simcoe, in his role as the first Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada.
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When did Elizabeth Simcoe die?
Elizabeth Simcoe died on 1850-01-17.
What are Elizabeth simcoe's achievements?
Elizabeth Simcoe was the mother of 11 children, and author and an artist.
What were the names of john graves simcoe's children?
John Graves Simcoe and his wife Elizabeth had four children: Francis Gwillim Simcoe, Henrietta Maria Simcoe, Katherine Simcoe, and Eliza Simcoe.
Why was Elizabeth Simcoe important?
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Did elizabeth simcoe have any formal education?
Elizabeth went to a high school in Timbuch'tu, and met a camel which she named Paki. Sh
Lady elizabeth simcoe date of birth?
she was born September 22nd 1762 in Whitchurch Herefordshire.
What are Elizabeth Simcoe's accomplishments?
her accomplishments are that she wrotea diary and named a town in Toronto " scarborough" after a town in England.i !! :)
Who was sir john graves simcoe married to?
Sir John Graves Simcoe was married to Elizabeth Posthuma Gwillim Born on September 22, 1762 in Whitchurch, Herefordshire. And died on January 17, 1850 at age 87
Why was lake simcoe named after the simcoe family?
yes it was. the simcoe's had a summer house near the lake.
Who were John Graves Simcoe's children?
He had 7 children:Francis Gwillim Simcoe (1791-1812)Eliza SimcoeHenry Addington Simcoe (1800-1868)CharlotteHenriettaCarolineKatherine Simcoe (1793-1794)
When was CCGS Simcoe created?
CCGS Simcoe was created in 1962.
When was Simcoe Place created?
Simcoe Place was created in 1995.
