Age - Age 21-40

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ID - 58
Birth -1759
Death -1794

Gender - Female

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[1] Husband David Simons was a merchant selling candles in 1788-1799

[2] Store next door to Mrs. Lovell and Urquhart. Sold  West Indian Rum, brown sugar, molasses, green coffee, sack and loose salt, bard iron. “Cash or country produce”

[3] Stores in Fredericksburg and Madison County. Where before articles under David Simons, this is under “Simons and Jones.” Large assortment of fall and winter goods. Bar Iron suitable for wagon tires, German steel and cutting knives, nails, tea kettles, frying pans, smoothbore guns, dovetail saws, augers, steel saddle locks, chocolate, ladies fashionable hats, men and boys country made wool hats, pepper, all spice, brown sugar by the barrel.

Sources

[1] Virginia Herald 3 Jul 1788 , 14 Oct 1790 Formed  business as Simons and Jones by 17 Nov 1795
[2] Virginia Herald 11/8/1792 4×1
[3] Virginia Herald 11/17/1795 3×4

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