Patrick Simms

Patrick Simms, age 80, Midlothian, VA View Details

Cities: Baton Rouge LA, La Porte TX Possible Relatives: Patrice Lashone Burley, Louis Dexter Simms, Louis R Simms

Patrick Simms, age 93, Royal Oak, MI View Details

Cities: Baton Rouge LA, La Porte TX Possible Relatives: Patrice Lashone Burley, Louis Dexter Simms, Louis R Simms

Patrick P Simms View Details

Address:***** N Park Ave, Philadelphia, PA. Phone Number: (267) 984-****

Patrick K Simms View Details

Address:***** Holly Hills Ln, Saunderstown, RI

Patrick Simms, age 30s, Milwaukee, WI View Details

Locations: Milwaukee WI, Milw WI Possible Relatives: Sims, Andre L Sims, Herbert Steven Sims

Patrick Simms, age 40s, Knoxville, TN View Details

Locations: Knoxville TN Possible Relatives: Germaine R Sims, Jamie Sims, Janie Ann Sims

Patrick M Simms, age 32, Merrick, NY View Details

Cities: Merrick NY, Elmont NY, Freeport NY Possible Relatives: Marie K Simms, Michelle M Simms

Patrick Allen Simms, age 46, Beckley, WV View Details

Cities: Beckley WV, Land O Lakes FL, Mount Nebo WV Possible Relatives: Colleen Marie Roessel, Amanda D Simms, Carolyn S Simms

Patrick Simson

Patrick Simson (1566-1618) was a presbyterian minster who served in Stirling during the reign of James VI of Scotland. Despite his opposition to Episcopalianism, he had the respect of king James and sread more...everal of his court. He was born in Perth in 1556. He was from a prominent church family and was the son of Andrew Simson, minister of Dunbar. He was educated at St. Mary's College, St Andrews, graduating with an M.A. in 1574. He became a reader at Borthwick and completed his education at Bridgestock in England stopping there while intended for Cambridge as he met a gentleman who allowed him use of his library. He was admitted to Spott in 1577 and translated to Cramond in 1582. He was admitted to the vicarage there on 30 August 1586. He was translated and admitted to Stirling on 7 August 1590. He was presented by James VI on May 1591. When preaching before the King in 1598 he exhorted him to beware "lest he drew on himself secret wrath by setting up manifest idolatry." Immediately after the sermon his Majesty arose and "forbade him to meddle in these matters." He was a member of twelve out of fifteen Assemblies held prior to 1610. Simson was proposed by Assembly of 1606 "Constant Moderator" of Presbytery, but he lost to James Nicolson. He drew up a Protest to Parliament against the introduction of Episcopacy on 1 July 1606. He was chosen as Moderator of Conference at Falkland on 15 June 1608. Simson was offered a bishopric and pension by the King, but frequent attacks of disease broke down his constitution, and he died on 31 March 1618.read less...

Patrick Simson (minister)

Patrick Simson or Sympson (1628–1715) was a Church of Scotland minister who served as Moderator of the General Assembly in 1695. He was Dean of the Faculty of Divinity at Glasgow University. At the read more...time of his death in 1715 he was the acknowledged Father of the Church.read less...

Patrick Simmons (politician)

Patrick Simmons is a politician from the island of Grenada. He previously served as that nation's Minister of Youth Empowerment, Culture and Sports.