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Hi
Many thanks for the suggestion.
I have unsuccessfully searched for a list for the GARSIDE family,
but there does not seem to be a site for such a name
(or have I missed something?).
If you or someone can point me in the right direction, please email the details.
Many thanks,
Stan
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To: campbell(a)rootsweb.com
Cc: desctrky(a)gmail.com
Subject: [Campbell] <ASK & ANSWER QUESTIONS SOME ONE KNOWS> B TRY THIs<LIST PLEASE.
HELLO, I am A Cmpbell Family Descendant, <AMHERST County, Virginia, YOU
have the Surname of Grand PA. Now it is understandable of te CDampbell Family
NOT Mentioning the SUECIDE, <BUT> IT is A posiability that the INLAWS,
Might have Kept A record, <UUMM>, IF you do not have A Contact with the
<GARSIDE Family, SUBSCRIBE TO the <GARSIDE Family List, AH HA, There could be A
member of the INLAWS family with A reason for Grand PA, William campbell'
SHOOTING Him self<???>
Grandfather William CAMPBELL was rarely mentioned during our youth.
> This was because apparently he committed suicide by shooting himself.
> He always lived in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.
> He had no middle name.
> He married Mary Elizabeth GARSIDE during the three months to 30 June 1918
> in Sheffield (volume 9c page 1173).
> The birth of his last child was in early 1929, so he probably died no
> earlier than about 1928
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On Sep 10, 2012, at 8:27 AM, Stanley Dencher <Stanley.Dencher(a)wolterskluwer.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi
> Many thanks for the suggestion.
> I have unsuccessfully searched for a list for the GARSIDE family,
> but there does not seem to be a site for such a name
> (or have I missed something?).
>
> If you or someone can point me in the right direction, please email the details.
>
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Stan
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> From: campbell-bounces(a)rootsweb.com [mailto:campbell-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Atpowelljr(a)aol.com
> Sent: 04 September 2012 10:20
> To: campbell(a)rootsweb.com
> Cc: desctrky(a)gmail.com
> Subject: [Campbell] <ASK & ANSWER QUESTIONS SOME ONE KNOWS> B TRY THIs<LIST PLEASE.
>
> HELLO, I am A Cmpbell Family Descendant, <AMHERST County, Virginia, YOU
> have the Surname of Grand PA. Now it is understandable of te CDampbell Family
> NOT Mentioning the SUECIDE, <BUT> IT is A posiability that the INLAWS,
> Might have Kept A record, <UUMM>, IF you do not have A Contact with the
> <GARSIDE Family, SUBSCRIBE TO the <GARSIDE Family List, AH HA, There could be A
> member of the INLAWS family with A reason for Grand PA, William campbell'
> SHOOTING Him self<???>
>
> Grandfather William CAMPBELL was rarely mentioned during our youth.
>> This was because apparently he committed suicide by shooting himself.
>> He always lived in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.
>> He had no middle name.
>> He married Mary Elizabeth GARSIDE during the three months to 30 June 1918
>> in Sheffield (volume 9c page 1173).
>> The birth of his last child was in early 1929, so he probably died no
>> earlier than about 1928
>
>
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WHO? WHAT ARE YOU SEEKING CUZ A T
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http://washoutlet.it/586129.php
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In a message dated 9/3/2012 7:32:45 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
desctryk(a)gmail.com writes:
Stan,
Maybe NOTHING was written in the papers or elsewhere about William
Campbell's death. Suicides aren't usually publicized, even today. And when
you do hear about them, the reasons are seldom mentioned. Extreme illness
or severe depression may be involved. People jumped out of windows to their
death on Wall Street in 1929. You're unlikely to get a reason.
He may have been refused burial in a church burial ground.There may be no
recognition of his death anywhere. My son-in-law recently told us of a
funeral in Wisconsin -- he knew the man who died, and had heard he'd killed
himself. When my s-i-l drove by the church, there was ONE car there and the
gravediggers at work -- outside the wall of the regular chuchyard. No
mourners. No service. No recognition of the poor man's death.
Another family member never heard her grandfather's first name. When we
finally tracked him down and found a name, he was shown in a city directory
one year and his wife appeared as a widow in the federal census the next
year. But no other official records exist anywhere. He just vanished.
Suicide? Desertion? Murder? No telling.
Good luck with your research, but don't expect too much in official
records.
Sheila
On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 4:11 PM, Stanley Dencher <
Stanley.Dencher(a)wolterskluwer.co.uk> wrote:
>
> Grandfather William CAMPBELL was rarely mentioned during our youth.
> This was because apparently he committed suicide by shooting himself.
> He always lived in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.
> He had no middle name.
> He married Mary Elizabeth GARSIDE during the three months to 30 June 1918
> in Sheffield (volume 9c page 1173).
> The birth of his last child was in early 1929, so he probably died no
> earlier than about 1928.
> A search for a death of a William CAMPBELL in the period from 1928 to
1948
> in Sheffield produces only two hits:
>
> (1) the death on 25 Feb 1928, but probate was to widow Jane (perhaps she
> was the mother of the William CAMPBELL);
> and
>
> (2) the death on 8 March 1930 aged 32, but the informant was the widow
> Lily and this William died of pneumonia.
>
> Neither death is correct as the widow should be Mary CAMPBELL.
>
> The 1911 census has 14 year old clerk William CAMPBELL (so born about
> 1897) with his parents William (a church assistant) and Jane at 319
Glossop
> Rd, Sheffield.
>
> The four known children (in order of birth) of William and Mary CAMPBELL
> are:
>
> (1) Constance Violet APPLETON (maiden name CAMPBELL) 1919-2003 who
married
> Charles Frederick APPLETON
>
> (2) Colin CAMPBELL who was born during the quarter to 30 September 1921
>
> (3) Roy G CAMPBELL who was born Q/E June 1924 Sheffield vol 9c page 1026
> and
>
> (4) Mavis CAMPBELL born Q/E March 1929 Sheffield vol 9c page 849.
>
> MAY I ASK:
>
> How I can establish the exact date of death for William CAMPBELL
> so a search can be made of the Sheffield local newspapers for a possible
> report of the inquest?
>
> Perhaps there is an index of burials for the local cemeteries (the WI did
> this in some places in Leicestershire and deposited the result at the
> County Record Office).
>
> Perhaps William CAMPBELL is buried in the same grave as:
>
> (a) his widow Mary who died in the three months to 31 December 1964
aged
> 68 in Sheffield (vol 2d page 63), so born c1896; or
>
> (b) his father (also William CAMPBELL) who died on 25 Feb 1928 in
> Sheffield.
>
> Perhaps the local newspapers have been indexed.
>
> Many thanks.
>
> Stan
>
>
>
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(UK)
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> Kingdom
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HELLO, I am A Cmpbell Family Descendant, <AMHERST County, Virginia, YOU
have the Surname of Grand PA. Now it is understandable of te CDampbell Family
NOT Mentioning the SUECIDE, <BUT> IT is A posiability that the INLAWS,
Might have Kept A record, <UUMM>, IF you do not have A Contact with the
<GARSIDE Family, SUBSCRIBE TO the <GARSIDE Family List, AH HA, There could be A
member of the INLAWS family with A reason for Grand PA, William campbell'
SHOOTING Him self<???>
Grandfather William CAMPBELL was rarely mentioned during our youth.
> This was because apparently he committed suicide by shooting himself.
> He always lived in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.
> He had no middle name.
> He married Mary Elizabeth GARSIDE during the three months to 30 June 1918
> in Sheffield (volume 9c page 1173).
> The birth of his last child was in early 1929, so he probably died no
> earlier than about 1928
Grandfather William CAMPBELL was rarely mentioned during our youth.
This was because apparently he committed suicide by shooting himself.
He always lived in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.
He had no middle name.
He married Mary Elizabeth GARSIDE during the three months to 30 June 1918 in Sheffield (volume 9c page 1173).
The birth of his last child was in early 1929, so he probably died no earlier than about 1928.
A search for a death of a William CAMPBELL in the period from 1928 to 1948 in Sheffield produces only two hits:
(1) the death on 25 Feb 1928, but probate was to widow Jane (perhaps she was the mother of the William CAMPBELL);
and
(2) the death on 8 March 1930 aged 32, but the informant was the widow Lily and this William died of pneumonia.
Neither death is correct as the widow should be Mary CAMPBELL.
The 1911 census has 14 year old clerk William CAMPBELL (so born about 1897) with his parents William (a church assistant) and Jane at 319 Glossop Rd, Sheffield.
The four known children (in order of birth) of William and Mary CAMPBELL are:
(1) Constance Violet APPLETON (maiden name CAMPBELL) 1919-2003 who married Charles Frederick APPLETON
(2) Colin CAMPBELL who was born during the quarter to 30 September 1921
(3) Roy G CAMPBELL who was born Q/E June 1924 Sheffield vol 9c page 1026 and
(4) Mavis CAMPBELL born Q/E March 1929 Sheffield vol 9c page 849.
MAY I ASK:
How I can establish the exact date of death for William CAMPBELL
so a search can be made of the Sheffield local newspapers for a possible report of the inquest?
Perhaps there is an index of burials for the local cemeteries (the WI did this in some places in Leicestershire and deposited the result at the County Record Office).
Perhaps William CAMPBELL is buried in the same grave as:
(a) his widow Mary who died in the three months to 31 December 1964 aged 68 in Sheffield (vol 2d page 63), so born c1896; or
(b) his father (also William CAMPBELL) who died on 25 Feb 1928 in Sheffield.
Perhaps the local newspapers have been indexed.
Many thanks.
Stan
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Stan,
Maybe NOTHING was written in the papers or elsewhere about William
Campbell's death. Suicides aren't usually publicized, even today. And when
you do hear about them, the reasons are seldom mentioned. Extreme illness
or severe depression may be involved. People jumped out of windows to their
death on Wall Street in 1929. You're unlikely to get a reason.
He may have been refused burial in a church burial ground.There may be no
recognition of his death anywhere. My son-in-law recently told us of a
funeral in Wisconsin -- he knew the man who died, and had heard he'd killed
himself. When my s-i-l drove by the church, there was ONE car there and the
gravediggers at work -- outside the wall of the regular chuchyard. No
mourners. No service. No recognition of the poor man's death.
Another family member never heard her grandfather's first name. When we
finally tracked him down and found a name, he was shown in a city directory
one year and his wife appeared as a widow in the federal census the next
year. But no other official records exist anywhere. He just vanished.
Suicide? Desertion? Murder? No telling.
Good luck with your research, but don't expect too much in official records.
Sheila
On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 4:11 PM, Stanley Dencher <
Stanley.Dencher(a)wolterskluwer.co.uk> wrote:
>
> Grandfather William CAMPBELL was rarely mentioned during our youth.
> This was because apparently he committed suicide by shooting himself.
> He always lived in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.
> He had no middle name.
> He married Mary Elizabeth GARSIDE during the three months to 30 June 1918
> in Sheffield (volume 9c page 1173).
> The birth of his last child was in early 1929, so he probably died no
> earlier than about 1928.
> A search for a death of a William CAMPBELL in the period from 1928 to 1948
> in Sheffield produces only two hits:
>
> (1) the death on 25 Feb 1928, but probate was to widow Jane (perhaps she
> was the mother of the William CAMPBELL);
> and
>
> (2) the death on 8 March 1930 aged 32, but the informant was the widow
> Lily and this William died of pneumonia.
>
> Neither death is correct as the widow should be Mary CAMPBELL.
>
> The 1911 census has 14 year old clerk William CAMPBELL (so born about
> 1897) with his parents William (a church assistant) and Jane at 319 Glossop
> Rd, Sheffield.
>
> The four known children (in order of birth) of William and Mary CAMPBELL
> are:
>
> (1) Constance Violet APPLETON (maiden name CAMPBELL) 1919-2003 who married
> Charles Frederick APPLETON
>
> (2) Colin CAMPBELL who was born during the quarter to 30 September 1921
>
> (3) Roy G CAMPBELL who was born Q/E June 1924 Sheffield vol 9c page 1026
> and
>
> (4) Mavis CAMPBELL born Q/E March 1929 Sheffield vol 9c page 849.
>
> MAY I ASK:
>
> How I can establish the exact date of death for William CAMPBELL
> so a search can be made of the Sheffield local newspapers for a possible
> report of the inquest?
>
> Perhaps there is an index of burials for the local cemeteries (the WI did
> this in some places in Leicestershire and deposited the result at the
> County Record Office).
>
> Perhaps William CAMPBELL is buried in the same grave as:
>
> (a) his widow Mary who died in the three months to 31 December 1964 aged
> 68 in Sheffield (vol 2d page 63), so born c1896; or
>
> (b) his father (also William CAMPBELL) who died on 25 Feb 1928 in
> Sheffield.
>
> Perhaps the local newspapers have been indexed.
>
> Many thanks.
>
> Stan
>
>
>
> _____________________________________________________________________
> The information transmitted by this e-mail and any attachments is
> confidential and intended solely for the individual it is addressed to. If
> you are not the intended recipient, please do not copy or disclose its
> contents but delete it from your system and notify the sender immediately.
>
> No contract may be concluded on behalf of Wolters Kluwer (UK) Limited by
> email, nor will service of legal proceedings/court documents be accepted by
> email.
>
> The views expressed within the email are that of the author and may not
> necessarily constitute or imply its endorsement or recommendation by
> Wolters Kluwer (UK) Limited.
>
> The recipient is solely responsible for ensuring that any email or
> attachment received is virus free. Wolters Kluwer (UK) Limited disclaims
> liability for any damage the recipient suffers as a consequence of
> receiving any virus.
> _____________________________________________________________________
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> Limited
> Registered in England & Wales, No. 450650
>
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> Kingdom
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