Canadian History Ehx on Nostr: On this day in 1850, Elizabeth Simcoe died. Born in 1762, she was the wife of Upper ...
On this day in 1850, Elizabeth Simcoe died.
Born in 1762, she was the wife of Upper Canada Lt. Governor John Graves Simcoe.
Her diary of her life in Canada gives a valuable impression of life in colonial Ontario from the late-18th century.
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