Sympson

English Etymology From en enm Sympson. Pronunciation en Proper noun ~ s en Middle English. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Sympson is the 71478th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 273 individuals. Sympson is most common among White (93.41%) individuals. Middle English Etymology enm surname :af Sym<id:name> -son<id:surname suffix> From enm Sym son. Pronunciation enm Proper noun enm Simpson la,enm enm Testamentum Johis del Marche Vicarii de Dalston Richard Saul Ferguson Testamenta Karleolensia. The Series of Wills from the Præ-Reformation Registers of the Bishops of Carlisle. 1353–1386. Kendal, Cumbria T. Wilson; Carlisle: C. Thurnam and Sons; London: Elliot Stock,62 Paternoster Row. 1379 1893 125 https://archive.org/details/testamentakarleo00carl/page/125/mode/1up Item Johi filio Thome Sympson unum felystag. Also to John the son of Thomas Sympson one filly stag young female horse.filly stag n 6257392780 enm Manners and Household Expenses of England in the Thirteenth and Fifteenth Centuries, Illustrated by Original Records London William Nicol, Shakspeare Press 1465 1841 198 https://archive.org/details/cu31924027939820/page/198/mode/1up Item, the said Spence receyvid in my masters name, the xiij. day of June the yer a fore said, of Robart Sympson draper of London, ccc. of veter. canv. prise the c., lvj.s. viij.d. summa, viij.li. x.s. Item, the said Spence receyvid the same tyme of the said Sympson ij. barellys terre, pryse, x.s. Item, he receyvid of the said Sympson a scyke read: stykestikke n MED42942 of merlynge, the pryse, v.s. The some of alle this stoffe drawyth ix.li. v.s. The wyche summa my mastyr must pay to the said Sympson. Also, the said Spence received in my master’s name, on the 13th day of June of the aforesaid year, of Robart Sympson, draper of London, 300 of old canvas; price of 100: 56 shillings, 8 pence; sum: 8 pounds, 10 shillings. Also, the said Spence received at the same time of the said Sympson 2 tar barrels; price: 5 shillings. Also, he received of the said Sympson a stick pole or rod from which fish offered for sale are hung of merling; the price: 5 shillings. The sum of all this stuff adds up to 9 pounds, 5 shillings, which sum my master must pay to the said Sympson. Descendants en Simpson en Sympson References