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Opps. Let's try again.
Looking for information on John CAMPBELL born about 1737 in Scotland who
married Mary Scott; born about 1741 also in Scotland. He emigrated;
probably through Encland; in about 1762 with children Susannah (eventually
married a Simmonds); Leah; Rachel; James and George. I believe they first
went to New England (Boston or Salem) and then went on to Nova Scotia.
George married Mary Reynolds; daughter of Nathaniel Reynolds; and they live
and died inClifton; Colchester; Nova Scotia. George had a number of
children; many of whom apparently moved to around Sackville. George's on
John married a Miss Miller; and later a Mattatahl. He drowned in the
Musquodoboit river.; Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Cathryn
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From: Cathryn Campbell <ccampbe1(a)san.rr.com>
To: CAMPBELL-L(a)rootsweb.com <CAMPBELL-L(a)rootsweb.com>
Date: Tuesday, December 21, 1999 10:20 AM
Subject: Re: john Campbell and Mary Scott
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>Date: Tuesday, December 21, 1999 9:51 AM
>Subject: MERRY CHRISTMAS
>
>
>>To all my Campbell Cousins I want to wish you a
>>
>> VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND SAFE, HEALTHY & HAPPY 2000
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>>Jean
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Date: Tuesday, December 21, 1999 9:51 AM
Subject: MERRY CHRISTMAS
>To all my Campbell Cousins I want to wish you a
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> VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND SAFE, HEALTHY & HAPPY 2000
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>Jean
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I'm new at this, and am trying to trace my lineage. My father's name is
Robert Alexander Campbell 2nd and was born in New Mexico, and his father was
Rober Alexander Campbell and he was born in Hot Springs in , Arkansas in
1905. This is about all my father knows about his lineage. He knows his
grandfather's name was Nathanial Campbell, I know there were several kids
but don't know their names. I think nathanial Campbell was married to Eva
Newt.
If there is anyone out there who know anything about this line, my ultimate
goal is to trace back to Scotland. There was one story that we were from
the Clan Campbell that was involved in the massacre at Glencoe, and that is
what I'm trying to figure out. So if anyone can help me I would really
appreciate it.
Wendy Campbell Lucas
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To the List:
I have a copy of the following Indentures and Grants:
William CAMPBELL - Sumner County, Tennessee
Robert CAMPBELL - Sumner County, Tennessee
William CAMPBELL - Sumner County, Tennessee
Daniel CAMPBELL - Davidson County, Tennessee
John CAMPBELL - Davidson County, Tennessee
Robert and John CAMPBELL - Smith County, Tennessee
These are all from the late 1700s and early 1800s.
Does anyone on the list have a Darnell/Darnal/Darneil/Daniel CAMPBELL,
born circa 1785 in South Carolina and married in 1811 in Montgomery County,
Tennessee? I am desperately trying to find his parents and siblings.
If the above Indentures and Grants are of genealogical interest to you, I
would be glad to transcribe them for you.
Colleen
Searching for infomation on Robert Campbell And Robert Campbell Jr .I
believe Robert Campbell was born in Scotland and married Sara Jane
White who I believe was from New Hampshire. There children included
Robert Campbell Jr I do not have any info on other children. Robert
Campbell jr was born in Chester Windsor Vermont in1796. He married
Belinda Woodward in 1822 and their children were
Robert,Nehemiah,Catherine,Submit who I believe married Phillip
Gannett,Artisma,Lucia,Rodney Morris who married Olive Ann Calahan in
1865,James and Anderson.
If anyone has any info on this family it would be much appreciated.
Thank You
John Campbell
jcampbell(a)rcsis.com
At the risk of starting W.W. 111, the following is not strictly
pertaining to Campbell genealogy.
If it is not true then it makes for a great film. Sean Connery springs
to mind.
-----Original Message-----
From: Ross McClennan <rossmccl(a)clear.net.nz>
To: Chris Campbell <enquiries(a)abbeymotel.co.nz>
Date: Tuesday, December 14, 1999 12:43 PM
Subject: Fw: Martin Doutre's book Ancient Celtic New Zealand.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: B.Mitchell <kilts(a)voyager.co.nz>
>To: Ross <rossmccl(a)clear.net.nz>
>Date: Monday, December 13, 1999 5:53 PM
>Subject: Martin Doutre's book Ancient Celtic New Zealand.
>
>
>Hello there Ross,
>
>This is the info' that was sent to me......
>
>Hi Everyone,
>
>Here is a site that might be of interest to you
http://www.celticnz.co.nz
>This is a site about a new book coming out that also contains a CD
version
>of it.
>
>Basically it is about ancient sites and the pre-Polynesian settlers
of New
>Zealand. The late Professor Barry Fell, formally of NZ, and author
of a
>number of books dealing with the subject, argued that Celtic sailors
>discovered New Zealand and the Hawaiian Islands. The legend of Maui,
>common throughout the Pacific, was in fact about these Celtic
seafarers,
>one who bore the title 'Navigator' that became corrupted into the
word maui.
>
>THE AUTHOR
>Martin Doutré was born in Altadena, California, USA, in December
1946, but
>was raised and had his formative education in New Zealand. He has
lived
>"back and forth" between the US, Continental Europe and New Zealand
and has
>been educated in each region. He first became interested in
>archaeo-astronomy in the 1970's and, by applying exacting surveying
and
>measurement techniques, has made a close study of mysterious, New
Zealand,
>pre-Polynesian structures.
>
>Have a look and see what you think.
>
>All the best for the coming season / year / millennium etc.
>
>Slainte Mhath - Your Good Health,
>
>Martin Doutre's address is - P.O.Box 300111, Albany, North Shore.
>
>Fascinating to hear about the woman who claimed Viking Celtic
ancestry that
>was here before the Maori, and lived in Hamilton.
>
>Did you know that recent DNA testing of Icelandic population should a
>higher percentage of Celtic genes than Nordic. The Viking raiders of
>Ireland and Scotland used to transport captives (slaves initially) to
>Iceland and on to Greenland. that the Artic Ocean to Vikings was
named "the
>middle sea" ie the sea between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. That
Cabot
>who was searching for the "Northwest passage", between Greenland and
the
>Canadian northlands, may have been seeking the north west passage
ancient
>Viking and Celtic seafarers may have used ages before. This passage
would
>(especially in warmer times) have lead to the Bering sea and into the
>Pacific ocean. Hawaiians wore helmets made of vegetation but
resembling
>ancient Greek Viking Celtic style war helmets. As is commented in
Martin
>Doutres site, would you consider seas and oceans barriers or
highways? To
>the Celtic Vikings they were definately highways.
>
>All in all this aspect of history is full of conjecture but is a
>fascinating secret past. Essentially the modern history we have had
dished
>up to us over the years is from a Roman and post Roman viewpoint. The
Celts
>and Vikings were not on the Romans list of favoured people and their
>history and achievments would definately not have been promoted to
the
>disadvantage of the Roman perspective.
>
>I look forward to any further snippets that lead into this secret age
in
>history.
>
>By the way just so it is written down somewhere.
>
>The comment that was made to Vivienne by a Maori about William
Wallaces
>sword being hidden away in Northland has an interesting parallel. A
friend
>of mine, a Wallace, whose family has Northland connections, on
hearing the
>story, told me he could remember his father desperately trying to
trace
>his fathers sword in Northland. The sword was a family heirloom. It
had
>been loaned for some occasion and never returned by the borrower. The
>search was unresolved and the sword is still missing and outside
family
>hands still as far as can be determined.
>
>Regards,
>
>Bryan Mitchell.
>
>
>
>
>Mitchell Kilt Hire,Hamilton, New Zealand.
>
>
>
Looking for info on my gtgtgrandmother Mary Campbell Smythe (b) May 27, 1822 in Londonderry, Ireland (?) married to Joesph McLaughlin. Also need info on Joesphs' parents Thomas McLaughlin and Esther ( Campbell ) McLaughlin (born 1786, Scotland) and Mary's parents Thomas Smythe and Elizabeth ( Campbell ) Smythe (born 1790, Scotland ). Esther and Elizabeth were sisters. I would like to trace their lineage back down Clan Campbell. They are from the Argyll Clan;many of their sons and grandsons resembled the Marquis of Lorne....
i know this is a very different way of asking for help; but i have a
short time to go;i have been looking for my greatgrand father; charlie
davenport campbell who lived in mississipp in the 1890 and 1910 around
Lee. union, benton;county; i have tryed all that i can; no help ; i'm
have kidney failure; and need a transplant; i need to get in touch with
some famil ; if you can help please do ; email jc3(a)dixie-net.com
thanks for listen,
Dec. 16, 1999
Good afternoon. Please pardon the
unsolicited message, but I just came
upon the following rare family history
and thought it might be of interest
to the Chapman family mailing list:
[CAMPBELL-PILCHER]. Pilcher, Margaret
Campbell. Historical Sketches of the
Campbell, Pilcher and Kindred Families.
Nashville, Tenn. [Privately Printed],
Margaret Campbell Pilcher, (1911). In-
cluding the Bowen, Russell, Owen, Grant,
Goodwin, Amis, Carothers, Hope, Taliaferro,
and Powell Families. 8vo. Pp. 444. Frontis.,
profuse fullpage photographic and engraved
plates -- mostly portraits and views, text
illus. coat of arms. Orig. olive cloth,
panels ruled in black, leather label on
spine printed in gilt (slight wear with
no loss). Faint damp-staining along fore-
edge of cloth and text (text not affected),
occasional light penciled notes, otherwise
very good copy of the first and only edition.
Scarce. Concerns the two Campbell families
of Virginia who were the descendants of
Dugal Campbell, born at Inverary, Argyleshire,
Scotland. John Campbell, the first of the
Campbell line in America, emigrated from his
father�s estate �Dromboden�, seven miles from
Londonderry, Northern Ireland to America and
settled on the �Sweet Ara�, Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania. In 1730, he purchased a large
tract of land in Orange (later Augusta) County,
Virginia. The family proceeds through several
southern states, including Kentucky, Tennessee
and the Carolinas. Toedtberg, Cat. of Amer.
Genealogies in the Long Island Historical Society,
#1179. $125.00
I offer it subject to prior sale. I very
much appreciate your courtesy and consideration
and if I can be of assistance, please advise.
I am,
Sincerely,
Christopher Hartman
Post Office Box 991015
Boston, Massachusetts 02199-1015
Tel. 617-266-5790;
Fax. 617-266-1089;
email: raregenealogies(a)hotmail.com
web: http://www.raregenealogies.com
Hoping to find relatives. This is information compiled by Karen Kerr, Mary
Collie Cooper, and Robbie Sanders. Mary is the primary researcher.
Archibald Campbell m. Mary ? came from Scotland to Cape Fear,NC abt 1734.
Archiblad left a will in 1763 mentioning three children: Edward,Alexander,and Katherine.
Edward Campbell b.1746 in Cumberland Dist.,NC. He married Mary ? They had
nine children. About 1805 the family moved to Hillsdale Farm,in Williamson
Co.,Tennessee. Edward died and was burried on the farm in 1825.
Duncan C. Campbell was the fourth son of Edward and Mary Campbell. At the
age of 19 in 1814 he was enlisted in the Tennessee Militia under Andrew
Jackson. In the 1819 he married Polly Vance Aiken and they had two sons and a
daughter that died in infancy. Polly died at an early age and the two boys
were raised by Polly's parents in Tennessee.
Duncan remarried to Nancy Anderson in 1827. They moved to Holly
Springs,Marshall Mississippi. Most of thier children were born there,but in
1851 they moved to Texas. First around Austin and then to Bastrop,Texas.
Duncan was a saddlemaker and farmer.
Children: James Howard Campbell m. Jennie Dobson ( atleast 2 sons) James and Byrd)
Rebecca Jane Campbell m.#1 Thomas Forehand (son: Aldopheus
Forehand) #2 J.D.Blalock (son: Benjamin Blalock)#3 Silas Hanah(no children).
George Washington Campbell m.#1 Leonara Lincecum #2 Mary
Louise Caldwell. (daughter Bird Campbell)
Jerome Bonaparte Campbell m.Moina Stamps Children:
Stamps,Moina,Robert,and Jerome Jr. Campbell.
Lucien or Lucias?? Campbell (No information)
*William M. Campbell b.1838 Changed name to Sport Houston and is listed
as William Houston on Census. m. Virginia Patrick in Leon Co.,Texas.(Two sons:
Samuel and *Duncan Campbell) William owned the Limerick Saloon in
Centerville,Texas. He died in 1880. His wife Virginia remarried to John
C.Parker in 1889. She had another son,half brother to Duncan and Samuel.He was
Barney Parker,b.1890.Sam m.Addie Hoyt and was a tailor.
Mississippi Susan Campbell m.William C.Moore (Children: James
W.,Will C.,Leon Polk, Walter,and Hattye Moore)
Columbus (Lum) Campbell Unknown history.
Robert Fulton Campbell m. Thebe Irene Wallace.Children:
Lum,Adele,Edgar,Stafford and maybe others. Robert was county commissioner in
Bastrrop and later was mayor of El Paso.
Neil F.Campbell m. Josephine Wallace. known child Lomer? and
atleast one daughter.
Harriet Campbell m Dr. A.B. Gardner in Austin Co.,Texas. Children: Lula and
Claud,possibly others.
* Duncan Campbell my g grandfather married Eva Samantha Hinson in 1896 in
Leon Co.,Texas. He divorced her abt.1915.Leaving her to raise 6 children. He
moved to Houston and reportedly operated a brothel. He remarried May?? Duncan
was drinking and mistook an alligator for a log upon which to cross a creek.
The alligator bit off his leg. He had it killed and made into a type of
artificial leg and boot.(we still have those). He died abt 5 years later in
1929 and his new wife shipped the body back to the family.
The children of Duncan and Eva S.Campbell were:
Sophie b.1899 m.Roand Engels.
Wood b. 1900 m.Esther Parker He was a bootlegger and was murdered in
Anderson Co Texas in 1931.
Robert Leo b.1903 m. Mary Zell Campbell(no relation) foster son Jerry ?
He was a celebrated philanthropist and established many charites in East Texas.
Fred b. 1905 m.Inez Cripps one child Shirley Campbell
Velma Hudson b.1909 m.#1 Herbert A.Moore( two children: Grace Lorraine
and Roland Burnette Moore) #2 Dewey Hamilton Davis Jr.(one child:Dewey H.Davis
III aka Smokey)
Eva b.1910 died as child.
I am hoping that someone will recognize an ancestor and notify me.
Karen Kerr
Dear Campbell cousins,
I hope one of you might have some information on my branch of the Campbell
family that started out in this country in Paterson, Passaic County, NJ. My
information is mostly from the 1850, 1870, and 1920 census records and as we
all know they are not always accurate. The birth dates listed without
month/day are just guesstimates from these census records.
William Campbell b.1804/1809? Ireland
Isabella(wife) b.1809 Ireland
Children:
1. James Campbell b.1829 New Jersey
Mary(his wife) b.1828 England
James(child) b.1849 New Jersey
2. Mary A. Campbell b.1826 Ireland
John McThomas(husband)b.1827/1830Canada
a. Unknown daughter b.1850 New Jersey
b. Mary A. b.1855 New York
c. Georgianna b.1857 New York
d. John b.1859 New York
e. William b.1863 New Jersey
f. Isabella b.1865 New Jersey
3. Isabella Campbell b.1835 New Jersey
4. Nixon Campbell b.1843/1846 New Jersey
Maria Dean(wife) b.1847 New Jersey
a. Nixon b.4/23/1869 22 John St. NJ
Maggie Adair Maitland(wife)b.1870 Ireland
1.Eliza Jane b.02/12/1894
2.Margaret Maitland b.09/03/1896 Hyde Park, NY
3.Nixon b.10/02/1899 New Jersey
4.Thomas William b.02/12/1901 New Jersey
b. William b.1881 New Jersey
c. Thomas b.1882 New Jersey
5. Ellen Campbell b.1845/1849 New Jersey
David D. Murray(husband)b.1844 Massachusetts
I am descended through William, Nixon, Nixon, Thomas William.
Does anyone else have "roots" back in New Jersey and connect with any of
these people?
Deb Campbell
CTyankeee(a)hotmail.com (3 e's)
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I am looking for Rachael's Husband. She is listed as the head of the house
on the 1847 and 1849 Censuses. She is listed with all of her children on the
1850 Census. On the 1850 Wapello County Iowa Census, she is listed as the
head of the house born in 1815 in Kentucky. The Children's father is also
listed as born in Kentucky.
Children listed:
Samuel born 1834 Illinois
Joseph 1836 Illinois
Hirum 1840 Iowa
Harvey 1843 Iowa
Sarah 1844 Iowa
Cyrus 1845 Iowa
Carolyn 1846 Iowa
Racheal, Samuel and Harvey were not found on the 1860 Census. Joseph was
living in Fremont County Iowa with his future In-laws. The rest of the
children were living with others in the area. Hirum with the William
Anderson family. Sarah and Cyrus with the Andrew E Fargeston family (his
wife Mary A was born in Kentucky). Carolyn with the Thomas Fletcher family.
Carolyn is the only one who could be found later in Wapello County. She
married Robert K DOUGLASS (a widower) on 6 Apr 1876 in Ottumwa, Wapello,Iowa.
She and Robert were still there on the 1880 Census.
I found no marriage records for a Racheal and any Campbell in Illinois. The
"Iowa Genealogical Society Surname Index" Vol. 2 1975 shows Robert S Campbell
born 1815 KY, died 1880 in IA, married, in 1834, Rachel Jolley/Jolly born
1819 KY.
Does anyone have information that would help me with my blank wall.
Nadine Campbell
NcMesa(a)aol.com
I received a copy of the following message on my Rogers List. Maybe it will
be of interest to some of you. Jean
<<In browsing through some very old books, I recently came across an English
Version of the Polyglott Bible, published in 1833. It belonged to a ROLLO
CAMPBELL, Printer and Publisher.
It contained the following genealogical data:
Rollo CAMPBELL, b December 17, 1803 in Perthshire, Scotland, married at
Irvine, Scotland on March 20, 1826 by the Rev F. Barclay, Elizabeth STEEL
of
Kilwinning, Scotland.
Children:
John, b June 6, 1827 at Greenock, Scotland and d April 22, 1874
Margaret, b December 17, 1829, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, d January 10,
1830
James Steel, b May 12, 1831 Montreal, d June 21, 1831
Rollo, b May 12, 1831, Montreal, d July 14, 1833
Ebenezer Muir, b June 10, 1834, Montreal, d October 6, 1840
Rollo ( second), b November 18, 1835, Montreal, d February 21, 1837
Frances Mayland, b November 5, 1837, Montreal
Rollo ( third) b December 12, 1842 Montreal, d August 2, 1843
John CAMPBELL, d June 6, 1827, in Greenock, Scotland, married at New York,
USA on September 17, 1849 by the Rev. M Laren, Katie MacGOWAN of New York,
USA
Children:
Rolinda Helen, b July 18, 1851
Alexina Haydee, b August 4, 1853 and d July 15, 1845
Frances Mayland CAMPBELL, b December 12, 1842 in Montreal, married at
Greenock, Scotland, on October 17, 1861 by the Rev. Dr. McLintock, Agner
Stuart RODGER of Greenock, Scotland.
Children:
Alexander Rodger Finche, b December 10, 1862, d August 8, 1863
Rollo, b June 6, 1866
Eliza Buchanan, b July 3, 1865
May, b (no Dates given )
Frances Mayland, b (no dates given)
NOTE: My family has no idea as to how we have this volume except possible
via the Muir name.
Please pass on any of the above data
Harry Rogers
hsr(a)gte.net
>>
Hi Campbell Cousins:
I have John/Usley ? Campbell
James/Lucy Howard Campbell
Amelia Emily Campbell/John Bradshaw
I would love to share information.
Any connections?
Jean
Looking for any info on Robert Campbell and Robert Campbell jr from
Chester Windsor Vermont and then
Hayward Freeborn Minnesota. Children of Robert Campbell are Robert,
Nehemiah, Catherene, Submit,
Artisma, Lucia, Rodney Morris, James, and Anderson.
Thank You
John Campbell
jodi(a)quiknet.com
<A HREF="http://www.funeral.com/cemetery_listings/">Click here: World Wide
Cemeteries Directory Funeral Service Center TM</A> This is a site with
cemeteries name, addresses and phone numbers from all over the world.
Dick Frank
Does anyone have a John Campbell in their family who was born in Laurens
County, So. Carolina around 1790? He was married to a woman named Mary.
Their childrens names are Charles, James, Cassie, Mary, Elijah, and Henry.
John was supposed to have died around 1811. After his death , his son Henry
sold all of the property and they moved to Gwinette Co. Georgia.
Henry was married to a woman named Anna and all I know about them is that
they had 2 sons and 2 daughters before they left S.C.
After they moved to Georgia , Henry was one of the lucky people to have won
land in THE CHEROKEE LAND LOTTERY OF 1832.
After this Henry sold the land and they moved to Forsyth Co. Georgia. After
1850 Henry moved his family again into Randolph Co. Al. There Henry and Anna
had a son named Francis Marion and a daughter named Adeline. Would love to
know the names of other children of John and Mary and need to know the rest
of Henry and Annas' children. I know there has to be someone else out there
who is kin to this family beside me. HELP! I will be more than happy to
share any information on this family that I have.
Martha
The following is an obit of William Henry Campbell, Sr b September 1874
d August 15, 1935. Married Rosa R Crews. I have no other information
above him. Looking for anyone that can help me find his parents or
siblings
Thank You in advance
Obituary:
Mr W. H. Campbell, Sr., age 61 died in Columbia hospital Thursday August
15th at 3:00 p. m. after an illness of about four years. Funeral
services were held in the Langley cemetery Saturday at 1:00 o'clock.
Reverend Farr officiated, assisted by A. F. Carter and interment was in
the Langley cemetery. Pallbearers were Henderson Small, Charlie
Strange, John Jowers, J. B. Harvard, Felix Busbee, Terrell Bruce. Mr.
Campbell is survived by his wife, Mrs. Rosa R. Craws Campbell of
Langley, five sons, H. H. Campbell of Langley, W. H. Campbell, Jr., of
Augusta, T. E. Campbell, Macon, Ga., G. B. Campbell, Vidalia, Ga., S. B.
Campbell, Columbia; two daughters, Mrs H. F. Bush, Rackledge, Ga., Mrs.
C. D. Mitchell of Glenwood, Ga; one brother, C. P. Campbell,
Hardeeville, S. C.; three sisters, Mrs. Elda Smith, Early Branch, S.
C., Mrs Cora Woods, Manasas, Ga., Mrs Mamie Hutchens, Vienna, Ga.;
seventeen grandchildren and one great grandchild. (NOTE, incorrect
spelling, Mrs Rosa R. Crews (not Craws) Campbell. This obit was cut out
of a newspaper and found in a box of pictures belonging to Mrs C. D.
Mitchell (Jessie Mae Campbell Mitchell)
Descendants of William Lewis Campbell
Generation No. 1
1. WILLIAM LEWIS CAMPBELL was born October 03, 1842 in Trigg Co., KY, and
died September 28, 1896 in Trigg Co., KY. He married (1) NANCEY VIRGINIA
GREEN December 01, 1857. He married (2) REBECCA CINDERELLA HOLLAND November
15, 1865 in Trigg Co., KY.
Children of WILLIAM CAMPBELL and REBECCA HOLLAND are:
i. NANNIE3 CAMPBELL, b. October 13, 1866, Trigg Co., KY.
ii. JOHN SUMNER CAMPBELL, b. April 19, 1868, Trigg Co., KY.
iii. DAVID WALL CAMPBELL, b. 1870, Kentucky.
iv. WILLIAM M. CAMPBELL, b. 1872, Trigg Co., KY.
v. SARAH E. CAMPBELL, b. October 26, 1874, Trigg Co., KY; d. September 11,
1880.
vi. RICHARD G. CAMPBELL, b. 1876, Trigg Co., KY.
vii. ALBERT HOLLAND CAMPBELL, b. March 20, 1880, Trigg Co., KY; d. July 12,
1880.
viii. BASEL CAMPBELL, b. March 23, 1883; d. March 25, 1883.
ix. REBECCA CAMPBELL, b. March 23, 1883; d. March 25, 1883.
Children of WILLIAM CAMPBELL and NANCEY GREEN are:
x. WILLIAM WINFIELD3 CAMPBELL, b. August 05, 1861, Trigg County, KY; d.
November 08, 1935, Trigg County, KY (Buried Flat Lick Cem. Christian Co.
KY); m. LOUELLA CLEMENTINE JOINER, January 03, 1889, Trigg Co., KY.
Marriage Notes for WILLIAM CAMPBELL and LOUELLA JOINER:
Moved from Joiner's Chapel Cem. to Government Cem. No. 3 in Herndon, KY
Tombstones say Lula Campbell & Winfield W. Campbell.
xi. ELIZABETH M. CAMPBELL, b. Abt. 1858, Kentucky; m. FRAZER DUNN, December
12, 1877.
Marriage Notes for ELIZABETH CAMPBELL and FRAZER DUNN:
Long Hollow Voting Precinct 1880 Trigg County KY
xii. LOUELLA CAMPBELL, m. (1) ? GREEN; m. (2) ? ROSE; m. (3) JORDAN
ARMSTEAD THOMAS.
Anyone connecting with this line......please email me!!!
Thanks,
Laura