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Simpson is the name of some places in the United States of America including
There is a Simpson desert in Australia.
People whose surname is or was Simpson include
- Alan Simpson -- British scriptwriter (Galton and Simpson)
- Albert B. Simpson -- Canadian-American evangelist and founder of the Christian and Missionary Alliance
- Ashlee Simpson -- American singer
- Derrick "Duckie" Simpson -- reggae musician (Black Uhuru)
- E. H. Simpson -- American statistician (Simpson's paradox)
- Ernest Aldrich Simpson -- Anglo-American shipping executive
- George Simpson -- Governor of the Hudson's Bay Company in Canada
- George Gaylord Simpson -- American paleontologist
- Gerald Simpson -- British musician (808 State)
- Henry Simpson -- Portuguese Philosopher and Investment Broker
- James Young Simpson -- Scottish physician
- Jeffrey Simpson -- Canadian journalist
- Jessica Simpson -- pop singer
- John Simpson Kirkpatrick -- Known as Jack Simpson, an Australian war-hero best known with his donkey
- Matthew Simpson -- American bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church
- Mona Simpson -- American novelist
- O.J. Simpson -- American football player
- Robert Simpson -- Scottish-born store founder
- Robert Simpson -- English composer
- Scott Simpson -- Canadian poet, comedian and gay rights activist
- Sherone Simpson -- Jamaican athlete
- Thomas Simpson -- English mathematician
- Wallis Simpson -- Duchess of Windsor
Colleges and Universities
The Simpsons is an animated TV series. See List of characters from The Simpsons for details.
In Eric Ambler's novel The Light of Day (filmed as Topkapi), the protagonist's name is Arthur Abdel Simpson (played by Peter Ustinov in the movie).
See also:
- Simpson's paradox (statistics)
- Simpson's rule (mathematics)