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      Slide File Number: 03.42-D-2 Old Fort Erie was restored in 1939 at the same time as Fort George and Fort Henry in Kingston.

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      Slide File Number: 03.42-C-2 Old Fort Erie was restored in 1939 at the same time as Fort George and Fort Henry in Kingston.

      Slide File Number: 03.42-C-3 Old Fort Erie was restored in 1939 at the same time as Fort George and Fort Henry in Kingston.

      Slide File Number: 03.42-D-1 Old Fort Erie was restored in 1939 at the same time as Fort George and Fort Henry in Kingston.

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      Slide File Number: 03.41-B-4 The remains of the beach are now part of Old Lake Erie Beach Park.

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 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 8 May 2010, B8. Date of Event: May 7, 2010     City of Death: Fort Erie, Ontario Place of Burial: Victoria Lawn Cemetery, St. Catharines, Ontario predeceased by Watson, Marthe (wife); predeceased by his sister Gladys

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 10 May 2010, B4. Date of Event: May 8, 2010     Survivor(s): Simpson, David William (son) City of Death: Fort Erie, Ontario Place of Burial: Lakeview Cemetery, Thorold, Ontario predeceased by Simpson, Dorothy (nee Boyd)(wife); He served in WWII with the Royal Canadian Army as a signaler; He worked for Beaverwood Fibre Company for over 50 years before retiring