Julia Harriet King
Julia Harriet King was born in Tennessee in 1854. A memorial to her names her father as the Rev. Allen Lewis King, 1823 to 1909, a minister who also came to Ellis County, Kansas, and is buried at Norman Cemetery. Her sisters included Susan Rebecca, later Turk, Ladora Kate, later Mock, Lucinda Belle, later Stone, and Ida May, later Bemis.
On 6 August 1874 she married Francis Alexander Simpson in Rhea County, Tennessee. Their first son, Arther, was born in Arkansas about 1875, and by 1877 they were in Kansas, where Victor was born.
In June 1880 Julia was 30, keeping house in Saline Township of northern Ellis County with her husband Frank and three small sons, the youngest a baby of three months who was Perry Commodore Simpson. Robert Ingersol, called Bert, followed in 1881, Clarence Edwin in 1890 and her only daughter, Pearl, in 1892.
A studio photograph shows Julia in later life with two of her sisters, Kate Mock and Susan Turk. Julia sits in the middle in a dark pleated dress with a high lace collar, her gray hair pinned up.
She was widowed in 1925 and lived until 1937. She is buried beside Francis at Norman Cemetery, where the stone names her "Julia H. King, His Wife".
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Cite: Heirology, "Julia Harriet King (1854-1937)", https://heirology.com/ancestors/julia-harriet-king-1854-1937-0b527e.