Is this a different Marion Campbell? Am I looking at wrong one?
A T wrote:
Lafayette Marion Campbell was known as Marion Campbell. He was born in
December 1846 and died September 2, 1937
So I found:
1920 Bedford Co VA - Goodes Twp, SD 6, ED 46, Sheet 9b , dated 16 Jan 1920;
lines 85-86, dwelling & family 141
Marion Campbell, age 73, b VA, parents b VA owns farm #79
Adelia Campbell, age 72, b VA, parents b VA
Lines 87-92- dwelling & family 142
Huston B, age 33, b VA, parents b VA, renting farm #80 from Marion
(probably his son or grandson)
Sallie Campbell, wife age 35 b VA, parents b VA
Alma Campbell, dat age 10 b VA
Marion Campbell, son age 7 b VA
Thelma Campbell, dat age 4- 3/12 b VA
Mary J. Campbell, dat age 2-2/12 b VA
I'll check earlier census records in a bit...
CARY: What information do you have, and what do you need?
A T.. Look to be from your line, but not Campbell, right????
Marge
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1930 Bellview twp, Bedford county VA federal census taken on 9 Apr 1930, ED
10-1, SD 9, Sheet 4A (stamped page #4)
dwelling 70, family 73, lines 17-18
Marion Campbell, head, owns value 500., age 82 b VA, parents VA, married at
age 29 (married 53 years), retired farmer.
Adelia J. Campbell, wife , age 82, b VA, parents b VA, married at age 29,
housewife
dwelling 74, family 78, lines 20-37 (note that there are now three other
families between Marion & Huston, I'll give names later)
Huston B Campbell, head owns farms, white male age 44 b VA, parents b VA, -
married at age 18, so married 24 years) Truck Farmer
Sallie E CAmpbell, wife, white female age 45, b VA parents b VA.
Marion R., son age 17 single white male (all childeren b VA, parents b VA)-
Thelma, dat age 15, white female, single
Mary J, dat white female age 13
Tomie? L, dat white female age 9
Myrtle, dat white female age 5
Samuel S WALKUP, border white male 31 single b VA, parents b VA
Ok..Walkup is an indian name for sure...just an fyi
All of the below listed as born in VA, parents b VA
Between Marion and Huston are these families:
Bennet D Walkup, age 66 & wife Susie E, age 69. they were married 44 years.
Son - Herbert W Walkup, age 26 single - lived with parents who owned thier
farm.
James L NEWCOMB white male age 63, farmer, (married 14 years) & wife Mary L,
age 60 Owned their farm
James M MOORE white male age 18, grandson, single
William E Newcomb white male age 32 (was married 14 years) & wife Annie R,
age 32. Rented his farm
Morris E , son age 13
Francis D, son age 12
Richard E, son age 8
My guess is the above are related in some way (marriage maybe?)
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I found in 1850:
NOTE: all from
Ancestry.com (best 200.00 a year I ever spent on genealogy)
This database contains an every name index to the 1850 United States
Federal Census with links to images of the original population schedules.
Information available in this database includes: name, place of enumeration,
birthplace, age, est
More information below
1850 United States Federal Census Record
Name: Marion Campbell
Age: 2
Estimated birth year: abt 1848
Birth place: Virginia
Gender: Male
Home in 1850
(City,County,State): District 39, Monroe, Virginia
Handwriten page 77, dated 27 Aug 1850. Lines 24-31, dwelling527, family 538
Charles Campbell, male age 35, b VA, Carpenter
Elizabeth, age 36 (wife)
Isabel age 12
Agnes age 10
Thomas age 7
Mendrona ?? Age 5 (girl)
Marion age 2, male
Preston Campbell age 24
All born in VA
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In 1860..same family in Greenbriar co VA
They are NOT right family! See below...this has to be them:
1860 fed census for Amherst co VA, dated 12 Sept 1860, page 110, dwelling
823, family 822, lines 12-18
George G Campbell, 57, male Farmer, 300/300, b VA
Frances, 50, female b VA (all b VA)
Elizabeth W/M? Campbell 27 female
Mary A Campbell 25 female
Minerva Campbell 19 female
Ellen Campbell 16 female
Lafayette M. Campbell 13 male
Fenland J Campbell 9 male
The two families before George are Mays... I am thus sure this is your
Lafayette Marion.
This note has become pretty long..so will post more later
Marge Campbell
Littlefield,TX
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From: Lilly Martin [mailto:malik@scs-net.org]
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2006 8:20 AM
To: margecam52; Atpowelljr(a)aol.com; James Emory; Familyhstryman(a)aol.com
Subject: Lafayette Marion Campbell
Dear Cary Clements (by way of A. T. Powell, Jr.):
You say that Lafayette Marion Campbell married Adelia Jane Hudson, and they
had a daughter named Connie Campbell who then married James M. Stinnett.
In the 1880 census there is a man listed as Marion Campbell born 1851,
married to Adelia J. born 1850. They are listed in Amherst Co VA
www.familysearch.org
The children are: Allis M Campbell b. 1878 and Adelia Campbell b. 1880.
In the 1886 Amherst Co VA personal property tax roll of Amherst Co VA is
listed: L. Marion Campbell, and also listed is a separate listing for Adelia
J. Campbell. The 2 separate listing might mean that the 2 are living
separate lives, or it could mean that she owned property of her own, and
was taxed on it separately. I am not sure why the 2 people who are living
together in 1880, are now in 1886 listed separate.
I was under the impression, that legally in 1886 a married woman's property
was OWNED by her husband, but perhaps I am wrong.
You said that you thought that George G. Campbell b. 1803, s/o William, s/o
george and Caty Campbell of Amherst Co VA, might be possibly the father to
Lafayette Marion Campbell.
In the 1860 census George G. Campbell is listed as 57 years old, living in
Amherst Co VA. If Lafayette Marion Campbell is indeed his father, I would
think that the 1860 census should show him inside the household as a 9 year
old boy. I will look that up.
Cecil Campbell is a direct descendant of George G. Campbell, s/o William,
s/o George and Caty Campbell. Perhaps Cecil will know if there was a son
named Lafayette Marion Campbell?
In my OWN Campbell family we do have a son named Lafayette Campbell, he is
thought to have been born about 1847. In the 1850 census he is a small boy
listed in the household ofg Jesse Wright in Amherst Co VA, who is his
materanl grandfather. Lafayette Campbell's parents were George T. Campbell
and Eady Burcher Wright.
We have thought that this Lafayette Campbell died EARLY, because he was not
named in the 1882 land dispersment from his widowed Mother Eady B. Campbell
in Temperance, Amherst Co VA. We felt since he was not named he must be
dead?
Is there a chance that Lafayette Marion Campbell, married to Adelia Jane
Hudson, might be the son of George and Eady, my ancestors? Any comments?
Lafayette is a fairly common name, and I have several Lafayette Campbells in
my files: I see one is a Lafayette Campbell b. 1842, he is in the 1850
census in Amherst Co VA with no father, but the head of household is
Elizabeth Campbell b. 1792. She is too old to be his Mom, but might be a
grandmother. They are living next door to Willliam Wright.
Sarah Jane Campbell married Andrew Morgan Bowling, they had a son named
Benjamin Lafayette Bowling b. 1882, he married CONNIE M. STINNETT, they
married 1904, I suspect that this lady is a relative to your Connie Campbell
Stinnett, is she daughter, or grandaughter? This lady is related to James
Emory, as his ancestor is Sarah Jane Campbell, the sister of my ancestor
Henry W. Campbell, s/o George and Eday Campbell, of Temperance, Amherst Co
VA.
Concerning the second Campbell connection you cite: Judith Campbell b. about
1776 married Hiram McGinnis, m. 2-24-1795. Judith was d/o Lawrence Campbell
and Henrietta of Nelson Co VA.
We would LOVE to find a living CAMPBELL male who would do the DNA test, to
see what matches would occur. There are now about 140 test participants, so
it is really helping to see which groups match others. It is possible the
DNA test project
www.familytreedna.com might allow you to match to a
Campbell family line in Scotland. Do you KNOW any living Campbell males
from Lawrence Campbell family line of descendants?
Also, how firmly do you believe that Henrietta was a born CATLETT? I am
myself a Taliaferro descendant, and therefor I have studied some of the many
Taliaferro/Catlett marriages in Colonial Virginia. Do you truely feel you
know Henrietta, or have you cpoied down info from others, without looking
yourself? I have a file on Lawrence and Henrietta, but I have never put a
maiden name on her, because I was not yet sure of her true identity, because
this is not my OWN ancestry, I had not spent much time looking.
Best regards,
Lilly Martin (PS: A.T. will you please forward this to Cary so I can hear
back a reply?)
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From: margecam52 <mailto:margecam52@valornet.com>
To: Atpowelljr(a)aol.com ; malik(a)scs-net.org
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2006 9:06 AM
Subject: RE: THIS IS A NEW COUSIN THAT I LOCATED IN MAINE
What are the dates for Lafayette ?
Marge
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From: Atpowelljr(a)aol.com [mailto:Atpowelljr@aol.com]
Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2006 11:10 PM
To: malik(a)scs-net.org
Cc: margecam52(a)valornet.com
Subject: THIS IS A NEW COUSIN THAT I LOCATED IN MAINE
By the way, do you know much about the Campbell's?
James Madison Stinnette married Connie CAMPBELL
daughter of Lafayette Marion Campbell and Adelia Jane
Hudson. I think Marion was the son of George Goode
Campbell but I'm not sure.
Roberta Blanche McGinnis, wife of Richard C.
Stinnette, was the grand daughter of Judith Campbell.
Judith was the daughter of Lawrence Campbell
(1735-1814) and Henrietta Amerilla Catlett(1742-1832).
Cary
Cary Clements & I are Related through the Stinnett & North Family
But I wonder abt these Campbell's. Can you help?