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EDITED BY

WILLIAM MONTGOMERY CLEMENS

JANUARY 1916 TO JANUARY 1917

FIVE NUMBERS

WILLIAM M. CLEMENS PUBLISHER

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Vol.1 JANUARY, 1916 No. 1

The

CAMPBELL FAMILY Magazine

Genealogical, Historical and Biographical

Edited by William Montgomery Clemens

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CONTENTS

Early Virginia Campbells Page 1

A Campbell of 1776 3

Early Ohio Marriages 4

New York City Campbells 5

Brief Campbell Lines of Descent 6

A Carolina-Texas Family 9

Family Burials in Vermont. 10

Early Pennsylvania Officials 10

New Jersey Marriages 11

A Kentucky Will 14

Virginia Wills. . . 15

Campbell Family N o t e s . . . . . . . . 16

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Argyle Campbells 39

Campbell Lines of Descent 6

Maine Family Records 59

Maine Marriages 48-64

Maine Wills 63

Maryland Marriages 45

Massachusetts Marriages 53-67

New Jersey Marriages 11

New York Marriages 33-60-72

New York Wills 43

North Carolina Families 9

Ohio Marriages 4

Pennsylvania Marriages 78

Pennsylvania Wills 77

Peter Campbell's Family 41

Philadelphia Marriages 69

Revolutionary Records 26-49-6 5

Rhode Island Marriages 7 5

Vermont Marriages 2 7

Whitaker Campbell of Virginia 73

Virginia Campbells 1

Virginia Deeds 29

Virginia Marriages 17

Virginia Wills 15

The Campbell Family MAGAZINE

JANUARY, 1916

E A R L Y V I R G I N I A C A M P B E L L S .

Alexander Campbell, the founder of the "Campbel-lites," since called the "Christ ian Church," was born in Ireland, 1788, and coming to Virginia, settled in West Vir­ginia as a Baptist minister, but afterward, about 1841, changed his creed and founded a new sect. There was another Alexander Campbell, a Scotchman, who was born 1707, and coming to Virginia settled at Falmouth. Losing all his property during the Revolutionary War, he returned to Scotland, where he died. He had a son, Thomas, an eminent poet. Rev. Archibald Campbell, an Episcopal clergyman, was a brother of this Alexander. He had Washington, Lee and many others of the great patriots of the time as his parishioners. One of the brothers of Thomas, the poet, married a daughter of Patrick Henry. Another, Alexander A. Campbell, born in Amherst County, Virginia, 1789, became a Presbyterian minister. He moved to Alabama, where he preached as a missionary and also edited a paper at Jackson, Tenn., called the Protes tant .

These three Alexander Campbells have become much confused by the descendants of each.

The celebrated Dr. Charles Campbell, the historian of Virginia, born at Petersburg, Va., 1807, was a son of Rev. Archibald Campbell. John Campbell, a descendant of his, was one of the first to own lands and settle on the Rivanna river in Albemarle, and from him sprang the many Campbells in Central Virginia.

John McCleod Campbell, a descendant of Alexander Campbell, of Ireland, who disseminated the "Universali ty

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of the Atonement" throughout Virginia, was deposed by the Baptist Church in 1831. The many descendants intermarried with some of the best families of Virginia; all of them did not hold to the doctrine of their great an­cestor, and none call themselves "Campbell i tes," indeed, members of that denomination declare tha t Alexander Campbell did not promulgate a new faith, but tried to restore the primitive faith of the early church.

The widow of Alexander Campbell, the founder of the "Chris t ian" faith, was living not many years ago at the advanced age of 94 years at Bethany, W. Va.

In Burke's "Peerage" under the head of "Breadal-ban," will be found the full lineage of the Campbells of Scotland, time of James II to Sir John Campbell, 1681. His son, John 2d, was earl 1662, from whom the Campbells in America were descended.

Early Virginia land surveys were recorded as follows: 1738, May 9. Robert Campbell had a survey of

land in Augusta Co., Va.

1738, May 15, Pa t t Cambell had a survey of land in Augusta Co., Va.

In a list of soldiers in the Revolution compiled from their statements in possession of J. T. McAllister of Warm Springs, Va., are Col. Richard Campbell, Genl. William Campbell, Col. William Campbell, of Militia, Genl. William Campbell, Col. Archibald Campbell, Col. Camp­bell of Rifle Corps.

In 1742, in the Augusta Co., Va. Militia, were: James Campbell, in Capt . John McDowel's Co. Chas. Cambell, in Capt. John Christian's Co. James Cambell, in Capt. John Christian's Co. David Cambell, in Capt. John Wilson's Co. William Cambell, in Capt. John Wilson's Co. Gilbert Cambell, in Capt. John McDowel's Co. Hugh Cambell, in Capt. James Cathey's Co.

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George Cambell, in Capt. John Christian's Co. William Cambell, in Capt. John Christian's Co. Chas. Cambell, in Capt. John Buchanan's Co.

A C A M P B E L L O F 1776.

Colonel Samuel Campbell, an officer of the Revolution, was born in Londonderry, N. H., in 1738, and in 1745 re­moved with his father to Cherry Valley, N. Y., then a wilderness. In the French war his services were useful; he was a brave officer of the militia in the war of the Revo­lution, and fought in most of the actions on the frontier.

He was particularly distinguished at the batt le of Oriskany under General Herkimer. He was engaged also in November, 1778, in the conflict at Cherry Valley, N. Y., when the village was destroyed and many of the people massacred by the enemy under Butler and Brant. At this time his buildings were burnt, his personal property carried off, and his wife and all his children, but his eldest son, led into captivity. The captives were marched down the Sus-quehannah river to its junction with the Tioga; thence up tha t river, and to Geneva and Niagara; and thence to the neighborhood of Montreal.

At length, owing to the exertions of Gov. Clinton, Mrs. Campbell was exchanged for the wife of Col. Butler, and the children were with difficulty at the same time rescued from captivity. In 1783, when Gen. Washington and Gov. Clinton were on their exploring tour, they hon­ored him with a visit for one night and commended warm­ly his patriotic zeal. After the war he was a member of the legislature and an earnest republican.

He died September 12, 1824, aged 86. So firm had been his health, tha t he was engaged in personal labor the day before he died. Among his numerous descendants were some of the chief citizens of Cherry Valley, N. Y. His character through life was irreproachable; and for many years he had been a consistent professor of religion.

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E A R L Y O H I O M A R R I A G E S . (From Original Records)

Campbell, Agnes and Jacob Hough, 29 September, 1829, Harrison Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Agnes and William Nixon, 20 December, 1827, Harrison Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Alex, and Hannah D. Blake, 5 November, 181 I, Washington Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Almeda and Thomas Kelly, 19 March. 1833, Harrison Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Archibald and Catherine Hauk, 17 June, 1830, Harrison Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Bessie A., and Emmor C. Farquar, 28 October, 1869, Putnam, Ohio.

Camel, Elias and Angeline Bishop, 13 January , 1825, Franklin Co., Ohio.

Cammel, Eliza and William Young, 18 November, 1819, Franklin Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Elizabeth and Robert Lisle, 15 November, 1837, Harrison Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Elizabeth and James West, 17 August, 1826, Harrison Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Fanny and Thomas Alberson, 22 January, 1820, Harrison Co., Ohio.

Campbell, George and Susan A. Farber, 13 December, 1822, Franklin Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Harry J., and Margaret Stone, 10 August, 1865, Marietta, Ohio.

Campbell, Isabelle and Drucilla Williamson, 16 September, 1810, Pickaway Co., Ohio.

Campbell, James and Sarah Foster, 14 November, 1830,

Harrison Co., Phio. Campbell, Jane and John Hornbeck, 10 August, 1811. Pick­

away Co., Ohio. Cambel, Janey and Joshua Bogart, 4 February, 1806,

Franklin Co., Ohio. 4

Campbell, Jean and John Amlen, Jr., 22 October, 1799, Washington Co., Ohio.

Campbell, John and Sally Ely, 7 November, 1800, Warren, Ohio.

Campbell, John and Elizabeth Flickinger, 7 February, 1828, Harrison Co., Ohio.

Campbell, John and Lucinda Plowman, 6 April, 1837, Harrison Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Matilda and Jonas Shrieve, 13 April, 1826, Harrison Co.; Ohio.

Campbell, Nancy and James Amlen, 2 January, 1798, Washington Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Nancy and John McKinney, 19 June, 1820, Harrison Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Patrick and Sally D. Amlin, 18 January, 1818, Washington Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Rebecca and James Mountain, 28 August, 1804, Ross Co., Ohio.

Campbell, Robert and Margaret Archbold, 10 June, 1824, Harrison Co., Ohio.

Camble, William and Lucinda Reed, 24 November, 1825, Franklin Co., Ohio.

Campbell, William and Mary Kerr, 15 June, 1837, Har­rison Co., Ohio.

N E W Y O R K C I T Y C A M P B E L L S .

Malcom Campbell, was one of the founders and first treasurer of the St. Andrews Society in New York City, 1756.

John Campbell was elected sachem of the New York Tammany Society in April 1791

Duncan P . Campbell died in New York, 9 November 1861, aged 80 years. His father was an officer in the Brit­ish army. He married a Pearsall, a quakeress in New York, and Duncan was their only son.

B R I E F C A M P B E L L L I N E S O F D E S C E N T .

John Campbell, born Augusta Co., Va., 1748, died Abingdon, Va., 1808, married Ruth Edwards.

Archibald Campbell, son of John, married Rebecca Kirke.

James Arch Campbell, son of Arch, married Jane Prather .

Mary Campbell, daughter of James A. C , married John Neal.

Dr. Alexander Campbell, born Massachusetts, 1732, died 1782, married Lydia Sterne.

Sally Campbell, daughter of Alex. C , married Na than Thurston.

John Campbell, born New Jersey, 1747 (?) died 1787, married Rebecca Baldwin.

Charity Campbell, daughter of John, born 1760, died 1829, married Rufus Crane.

John Campbell, born Tryon Co., N. Y., married Eleanor Ramsey.

Samuel Campbell, son of John, married 1782, Eleanor Campbell, born 1758, died 1846.

Mar tha Campbell, daughter of Samuel, married George Clyde.

Robert Campbell, born New York, 1735, died 1777, married Margaret •

Samuel R. Campbell, son of Robert, born 1775, died 1843, married Sarah Mynderse.

John C. Campbell, son of Samuel R., married Sarah

M. Campbell.

Agnes Campbell, daughter of John C , married Mont­

gomery H. Throop.

Robert Campbell, born Massachusetts, married Mary

Pierce, born 1718, died 1790.

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David Campbell, son of Robert, born Westfield, Mass. 1758, died Pittsfield, Mass., 1836, married Lucy Laflin, born 1763, died 1852.

Richard Campbell, son of David, born 1780, died 1820, married Arabella Grace Bogue, born 1793, died 1836.

Egbert H. Campbell, son of Richard, married Susan Ann Sandford.

Lucy V. Campbell, daughter of Egbert H. C , mar­ried James Chappell.

James Campbell, born Massachusetts 1753, died Sut­ton, Vt., 1835, married Sabra Ingalls.

Benjamin I. Campbell, son of James, married Eliza­beth Wilson.

Sarah S. Campbell, daughter of Benjamin I., mar­ried Samuel Johnson.

James Campbell, born Scotland, married in Pennsyl­vania, Mary Douglass.

James Campbell, Jr., son of James, born Pennsylvania, 1763, died Marion, Ind., 1848, married Mehitable Mc-Pherson.

William Lanson Campbell, son of J. Jr., married Eliz. Hill Iliff.

John Wesley Campbell, son of William, married Flora Smith.

Alexander Campbell, born Massachusetts, 1731, died Sherryfield, Maine, 1807, married Elizabeth Nichols, died 1811.

Judge James Campbell, son of Alex. C , married Susanna Coffin.

Alex. F . Campbell, son of James C , married Julia

Pa t ton .

George W. Campbell, son of Alex. F., married Hen­

rietta B. Lyon.

Samuel Campbell, born New Hampshire, 1722, died 1797, married Mary Robinson.

Molly Campbell, daughter of Samuel, married John Campbell, born 1747, died 1828.

William Campbell, son of John and Molly, married Margaret Hughes.

William Campbell, born Virginia, 1758, died Lexing­ton, Ky., 1800, married 1784, Tabi tha Adams Russell, born 1764, died 1816.

John W. Campbell, son of William, married Jane Porter.

Alexander Campbell, son of John W., married Annie Allen.

John Campbell, died Chowan Co., N. Car., 1788, mar­ried Mary Eliz. Hill.

James Campbell, son of John, married Mary Kinchen. George Campbell, son of James, married Mary Scott.

Ellis Campbell, born Metuchen, N. J., 1756, died there 1814, married 1781, Nancy Glawson.

Edward Campbell, son of Ellis, married Cath. Cod-dington.

Henery Campbell, born New Hampshire, 1746, died 1825, married Isabel Gregg.

William Campbell, son of Henery, married Margaret

Hughes.

Charles Warren Campbell, son of William, married Jane C. Crowell.

William Campbell, born New York, married Kath .

Reid. Roger Campbell, son of William, born 1775, married

Miss Clarke.

'William Campbell, son of Roger, born 1800, died 1878, married 1829, Eliz. Foyle, born 1805, died 1890.

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Robert Campbell, born Massachusetts, 1760, married Elizabeth W

John Campbell, son of Robert, married Hannah John Campbell, Jr., married Dolly Charles F. Campbell, son of John, married Addie C.

Boomer.

A C A R O L I N A - T E X A S F A M I L Y .

Joseph Campbell, of Rowan Co., N. Car., whose wife's name is not known, had the following children:

Hiel, born 1809, Rowan Co., N. Car., married to Lucinda Robbins,.

Cyrus, born 1811, Rowan Co., N. Car., married Re­becca Robbins.

Rufus, born 1814, Rowan Co., N. Car., married Caro­line Ayers.

Joseph, born 1816, Rowan Co., N. Car., married

John, born 1821, , married Whithey.

Cyrus Campbell moved to Texas about 1828 with four brothers, Hiel, Rufus, John and Joseph. They all participated in the struggle for Texas independence, Cyrus Campbell married Rebecca Robbins in Texas, in 1835. She was a daughter of William and Mary Robbins (nee Reid) who went to Texas in 1818, and are said to be the first couple of this race to locate in Texas. Cyrus Campbell was a member of the first convention tha t de­clared the independence of Texas. He also made and put handcuffs on Genl. Santa Anna after the batt le of San Jacinto in 1836. He died in Brown Co., Texas, in 1883.

The children of Cyrus Campbell and Rebecca Rob­bins were: .

Cyrus Maxwell, born 1839, Austin Co., Tex., married Anna Dever.

William Travis, born 1837, Austin Co., Tex., married Susanna Kinny.

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Mary Elizabeth, born 1841, Augusta Co., Tex., mar­ried Louis Swearingen.

Martha Jane, born 1845, Austin Co., Tex., died 1852. Cyrus Maxwell Campbell, of Temple, Texas, son of

Cyrus Campbell and Rebecca Robbins, born September 1839, in Austin County, Texas, married December, 1867 to Anna Dever, born August, 1845, daughter of William Dever and Catherine Early. Their children were:

William Cyrus, born 1868, married Sue Attie Clay. Charles M., born 1872, married Blanch Leavett . Thomas T., born 1872, married Estelle McCrany. Ray, born 1874, married Annie May, born 1883, married Dr. R. R. White.

F A M I L Y B U R I A L S IN V E R M O N T .

Campbell family at St. Albans, Vermont. Eunice, wife of Samuel Campbell, 28 September, 1830,

53 years. Grace, wife of Samuel Campbell, 19 September, 1827,

in 52nd year. Samuel Campbell, died 1 December, 1871, age 70

years. His wife, Anna, died 23 June 1881, aged 81. Campbell, Julia A., 4 July, 1852, 16 years, Maria L.,

27 December, 1860, 19 years. Deborah, wife of Dea. David Campbell, 28 June, 1814,

51 years. David Campbell, 11 October, 1827, (born 12 June

1760.)

E A R L Y P E N N S Y L V A N I A O F F I C I A L S .

Francis Campbell was a justice of the peace in Cum­berland Co., appointed 17 October, 1764.

John Campbell was doorkeeper of the Assembly dur­ing the years 1731 and 1732.

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N E W J E R S E Y M A R R I A G E S (From Original Records.)

Campbell, Alex, amd Susanna Blair, 26 December, 1758, New Brunswick, N. J.

Campbell, Alex, and Hannah Leigh, 7 January, 1742, Perth Amboy, N. J.

Campbell, Anne and Jacob Sutton, 27 September, 1756, Woodbridge, N. J.

Campbell, Arthur and Mary Edsall, 11 September, 1764, Burlington, N. J.

Campbell, Charity and Rufus Crane, 13 March, 1779, Essex Co., N. J.

Camel, Charles and Susanna Francis, 22 January, 1750, Gloucester Co., N. J

Campbell, Charles and Anna Burdsall, 4 September, 1850 Rahway, N. J.

Campbell, Charles and Jane McKnight, 1 December, 1732,

Salem Co., N. J. Cammel, Christina and Dirkje Verveelen, 25 August, 1766

Bergen Co., N. J. Campbell, Christopher and Dirreckie Verveelen, 23 August

1766, Bergen Co., N. J. Cambel, Cornelius and Rachel White, 5 May, 1764, Salem

Co., N. J. Campbell, David and Elizabeth Lazhier, 27 September,

1787, Bergen Co., N . J . Cammel, David and Anaetje Akkerman, 26 May, 1760,

Bergen Co., N. J. Campbell, Dugal and Elizabeth Thornall, 6 June, 1796,

Middlesex Co., N. J. Campbell, Dugal and Sarah Bloomfield, 31 January, 1756,

Woodbridge, N. J. Campbell, Elizabeth and Rynier Earl, 3 July, 1789, Ber­

gen Co., N. J . Campbell, Elizabeth and Jacob Woertendyck, 7 December,

1792, Bergen Co., N . J .

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Cammell, Elizabeth and Anthony Dixon, 8 January, 1684, Salem Co., N. J.

Campbell, Elizabeth and Nehemiah Sexton, 15 April, 1779, Hunterdon Co., N. J.

Campbell, Elizabeth and Casperus Westervelt, 1 April, 1774, Hackensack, N. J.

Campbell, Elizabeth and John Tunison, 16 November, 1772, Somerset Co., N. J.

Campbell, Esther and William Lannin, 6 January, 1783, Burlington Co., N . J .

Campbell, George and Catherine Smith, 23 March, 1779, Hunterdon Co., N. J.

Campbell, George and Johanna Singer, 17 September, 1732, Bergen Co., N. J.

Campbell, George and Annetje Outwater, 8 December, 1767, Bergen Co., N . J .

Campbell, Hannah and William Boulton, 28 May, 1766, Burlington Co., N. J.

Campbell, Hannah and James Letts, 24 December, 1774, Middlesex Co., N. J.

Campbell, Hannah and John Sandford, 19 February, 1760, Newark, N. J.

Campbell, Jacob and Altje Westervelt, 23 April, 1774, Bergen Co., N. J.

Cambel, James and Sara Demorest, 26 December, 1745,

Bergen Co., N. J. Campbell, James and Joana Jones, 3 March, 1796, Essex

Co., N. J. Campbell, James and Mary Johnson, 2 March, 1772, Sus­

sex Co., N. J. Campbell, Jane and Cornelius Boyce, 5 June, 1767, Mon­

mouth Co., N. J. Campbell, Janet and John Watson, 29 September, 1744,

Monmouth Co., N. J.

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Campbell, Jennet and Tobias Van Norden, 22 September, 1740, New Brunswick, N. J .

Campbell . Joel and Rebecca Cutler. 29 May, 1827, Wood-bridge, N. J.

Campbell, John and Mary Eyre, 10 June, 1765, Burling­ton Co., N. J.

Campbell, John and Hendrica Covenhoven, 30 November, 1761, Monmouth Co., N. J.

Campbell, John and Mary Eastwood, 5 July, 1758, Piscat-away, N. J.

Campbell, John and Jane Dickson, 9 October, 1754, Glou­cester, N. J.

Cambell, John and Hester Weller, 29 March, 1731, Per th Amboy, N. J.

Campbell, John, Jr., and Rachel Walker, 22 January, 1746, Monmouth Co., N. J.

Campbell, Jonathan and Rachel Bogart, 5 February, 1776, Burlington Co., N. J .

Campbell, Maria and Abraham Francisco, 12 March, 1796, Essex Co., N. J.

Campbell, Mary, widow, and Benjamin Fowler, 14 No­vember, 1775, Morristown, N. J.

Campbell, Mary and Israel Read, 177—, Middlesex Co., N. J.

Campbell, Mary and Benjamin Plum, 18 February, 1763, Princeton, N. J.

Campbell, Mary and Hugh McCallum, II April, 1748, Monmouth Co., N. J.

Campbel, Mary and Francis Panton, 3 August 1761, Shrewsbury, N. J.

Campbell, Neil and Jannet McDanniel, 2 April, 1760, Middlesex Co., N. J.

Campbell, Neil and Rachiel Cothiel, 10 January, 1763, Middlesex Co., N. J.

Campbell, Peter and Maria Westervelt, 24 May, 1801,

Bergen Co., N. J. 13

Campbell, Rebecca and Isaac Mills, 1 March, 1762, Cum­berland Co., N. J.

Cammel, Sam and Cornelia De More, 22 May, 1767, Ber­gen Co., N. J.

Cammel, Sarah and Timothy Talmy, 13 May, 1797, Es­sex Co., N. J.

Campbell, Sarah and Samuel Burlew, 8 June, 1799, Mid­dlesex Co , N . J.

Campbell, Simon and Alida Lashier, 5 July, 1800, Bergen Co., N. J.

Cammel, Susanna and James Wilson, 1 December, 1784, Galloway, N. J.

Cammel, Thomas and Maria Watson, 24 December, 1765, Bergen Co., N. J.

Campbell, Thomas and Catherine Spier, 2 February, 1793, Bergen Co., N. J.

Campbell, William and Polly Blanchard, 14 December, 1793, Bergen Co., N. J.

Campbell, William and Margaret Bogert, 1 July, 1788, Bergen Co., N. J.

Campbell, William and Jane Fersheur, 24 July, 1799, Paramus, N. J.

Campbell, William and Sarah Harris, 29 September, 1781, Somerset Co., N . J .

Campbell, William, of New York, and Margaret Bogart, 30 June, 1788, New Jersey.

A K E N T U C K Y W I L L

Isaac Campbell died in Lincoln Co., Ky., 21 March, 1792. His will dated 17 May, 1783, mentions

Brother Charles Campbell Brother James Campbell Brother William Campbell Sister Betsy Campbell

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V I R G I N I A W I L L S

Following are recently discovered Campbell wills on record in Virginia: Campbell, Henry

Amherst Co., Va. Will filed December 7, 1772. wife Charity s. John Campbell s. Aaron Campbell s Joel Campbell g. s. Henry Cashwood.

Campbell, Neil

Amherst Co., Va. Will filed March 3, 1777. sister Catherine Brough, of Perth, Scot. children of Cath. Brough Natural daughter Elizabeth Campbell, alias Ballou. Tabitha Ballou.

Campbell, George

Amherst Co., Va. Will filed May 5, 1777. Wife, Margaret s. John Campbell s. Archibald Campbell s. George Campbell s. Edley Campbell s. Thomas Campbell d. Catherine Campbell d. Elizabeth Campbell d. Margaret Campbell d. Ruth Campbell

Campbell, Patrick Rockbridge Co., Va. Will filed April 8, 1778.

wife Ann bro. John Campbell bro. James Campbell b.-in-l. James Weir

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Campbell, James

Campbell Co., Va. Will filed June 4, 1789. s. William Campbell d Jennet Campbell d. Margaret Campbell

Campbell, Dougal

Rockbridge Co., Va. Will filed April 8, 1795. s. Joseph Campbell s. Duncan Campbell s. James Campbell d. Mary Campbell s. Alexander Campbell s.-in-l. John Farley

C A M P B E L L F A M I L Y N O T E S

James H. Campbell, Esq., of Philadelphia, married 7 June, 1843, Juliet H. Lewis, daughter of Hon. Ellis Lewis, of Williamsport, Penn.

Mary Campbell, of Charlestown, N. H., married Elias Hull, born 13 April, 1748. Their son, Horace, born 1781, died 1865.

Jane Campbell, of Canaan, Conn., married 13 Octo­ber, 1764, Ephriam Loomis, born Litchfield Co., Conn., 1 April, 1731.

Mary Campbell, married 1783, William Brown, of Roberson Co., N. Car., born 1755. died 1827.

Samuel T. Campbell, married 1826, in Bourbon Co., Ky., Julia Grimes. He was born in Natural Bridge, Va., and served in the War of 1812.

Alex. S. Campbell was born in Rice Co., Minn., 20 December, 1859. He was a state senator 1903-09. J

Rev. Clement C. Campbell, born in Wisconsin, 1851, was a Congregational clergyman in Connecticut, Dakota, Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Cyrus W. Campbell, born Bedford, N. H., 23 March, 1826, moved to Minnesota in 1858.

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Bedford Co., Virginia, Marriages Page 17

The Girls of Bethlehem " 21

Campbells in Congress " 23

A Massachusetts Family " 24

New Hampshire Marriages " 25

The Campbells of Dublin... " 25

Revolutionary Records " 26

In Philadelphia in 1835 " 26

Alexander Campbell's Will " 26

Vermont Marriages " 27

Early Boston Campbells " 28

New York Church Records... " 28

Augusta Co., Virginia, Deeds " 29

A Westfield. Mass., Family . . . . " 30

Connecticut Old Folks " 30

A New York Family " 30

Campbell Family Notes " 31

New Hampshire Soldiers " 32

The Campbell Family MAGAZINE

APRIL, 1916

BEDFORD CO., VIRGINIA, MARRIAGES (Contributed by Rowland D. Buford, Esq., late County Clerk)

A complete record of marriages in Bedford County, Virginia, in families surnamed Campbell.

Thomas Campbell and Mary Church, 14 September, 1773. Thomas Franklin and Margaret Campbell, 6 July, 1779. William Campbell and Elizabeth Crump, 22 February,

1785. John Campbell and Nancy Jones, 28 September, 1785. John Campbell and Judith Clark, 7 February, 1786. Chatham Ewing and Elizabeth Campbell, 22 April, 1790. John Campbell and Mary Brown, 25 April. 1790. Thomas Sterling and Elizabeth Campbell, 10 January,

1792. Thomas Campbell and Tempe Hurt, 2 February, 1792. Moses Campbell and Mary Dooley, 13 Deer, 1792. Aaron Campbell and Gracey Williamson, 26 March, 1795. John Putnam Gray and Rebekah Campbell, 3 June, 1796. James Campbell and Molly Patterson, 18 January, 1798. John Campbell and Sally McCann. 25 March, 1800. William Campbell and Lucinda Griffin, 25 December,

1800. Benjamin Milan and Charity Campbell, 16 December,

1802. John Williamson and Jenny Campbell, 20 December, 1804. William Campbell and Susannah Phelps, 30 August, 1807. Robert Campbell and Nancy Terry, 24 November, 1807. Parker Campbell and Sally Gray, 8 February, 1808. James Campbell and Lucinda Gwatkin, 10 February, 1808.

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William Campbell and Susanna Ramsey, 8 December, 1808 Orson Gray and Polly Campbell, 27 December, 1808. Thomas Persel and Lucy Brown Campbell, 1 1 January,

1810. Amslen Campbell and Jenny Allen, 30 May, 1811. Thomas Cotrall and Sally Campbell, 17 November, 1812. George Campbell and Nancy Brafford, 12 August, 1813. John Byle and Eliza Campbell, 9 July, 1815. Henry Campbell and Martha Sharp, 20 September, 1817. John B. Campbell and Demartha (or Lucy) Wood, 17

March, 1820. Anthony Campbell and Frances McClanahan, 30 January,

1823. John F. Hawkins and Lucinda Campbell, 15 June, 1824. Alexander M. Campbell and Judy T. Snead, 14 December,

1825. Joseph Campbell and Mildred S. Hurt , 9 January 1827. W.lliam Read and Elvira Campbell, 17 December, 1828. Lloyd Dorsey and Mary M. Campbell, 8 January, 1829. Joseph Wilson and Mary Jane Campbell, 13 March, 1829. George Campbell and Elizabeth McClary, 16 July, 1829. John Campbell and Mary Jordan, 26 April, 1830. Samuel Campbell and Mary McCraw, 18 January, 1832. Alexander W. Campbell and Mary W. Moseley, 4 April,

1832. Thomas Campbell and Martha Mitchell, June, 1832. Henry T. Campbell and Angeline Whitten, 4 August,

1835. William T. Campbell and Ann Henry Terry, 15 June,

1836. Collin B. Keeth and Eliza Jane Campbell, 25 May, 1841. William Campbell and Malinda Goff, 18 January, 1842. William F. Campbell and Sarah E. Cook, 6 August, 1843. Thomas Campbell and Mar tha C. Crenshaw, 6 January ,

1844.

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Robert A. Austin and Mary S. Campbell, 18 September, 1849.

James W. Campbell and Catherine E. Ballard, 21 Decem­ber, 1850.

Alfred A. Brown and Nancy Campbell, 4 June, 1851. John Campbell and Julia Ann Rider, 18 October, 1851. Samuel H. Harris and Martha F . Campbell, 22 April,

1854. John Wharton Sale and Ann Rebecca Campbell, 9 June,

1854. Hampton Arrington (Halifax) and Delila Ann Campbell,

19 March, 1855. John T . Rider and Lillie W. Campbell, 15 May, 1855. Absolam Thomas and Maria E. Campbell, 17 October,

1855. Alexander S. Campbell and Mary A. Wilkerson, 31 Dec­

ember, 1855. Daniel P. Campbell and Sarah T. Millner, 30 August,

1860. Alexander J. Campbell and Winfry S. M. Davis, 20

October, 1865. Anthony C. Campbell and Bettie Melton, 23 December,

1868. James A. Campbell and Charlotte C. Crumpacker, 4

December, 1870. Julius B. Buford and Letitia Campbell, 11 April, 1871. Jerebel Campbell and Mary Jane Moore, 21 December,

1871. Joseph Wilson and Frances Campbell, 20 June, 1872. Henry P. Campbell and Mollie L. Powell, 20 November,

1872. Charles L. Campbell and Nannie H. Sledd, 17 September,

1873. William P . Campbell and Mildred J. Moore, 16 December.

1874. James M. Roades and Nannie E. Campbell, 4 April, 1877.

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James R. Welch and Mandy V. Campbell, 3 December. 1879.

Luther M. Campbell and Mary S. Fairburn, 17 November 1880.

John Lb Hopkins and Roberta Campbell, 22 December 1880.

Thomas L. Crank and Mary R. Campbell, 6 April, 1881.

Abner A. Arthur and Mary V. Campbell, 10 December,

1881.

Robert H. Carper and Cora L. Campbell, 15 December,

1881. Daniel G. Hudnall and Cora L. Campbell, 5 January , 1882. Thomas Campbell and Mary C. Harrison, 1 I May, 1882. H u b e r t H. Bryant and Matt ie F. Campbell, 31 October,

1883. Robert G. Hudnall and Nannie H. Campbell, 4 March,

1885. James Lawrence Campbell and Lillian P. Bowyer, 3

August, 1885. Luther M. Campbell and Isabella Gertrude Snow Wood,

19 May, 1886. William Lewis Campbell and Willie Alice Robertson,

12 December, 1888. James W. Campbell and Mary F. Mayo, 3 December, 1890. Camillus Christian Coleman and Susan H. M. Campbell,

27 June, 1893. Warrick Campbell and Lelia Goodman, 10 January, 1894. James E. Overstreet and Agnes E. Campbell, 15 July,

1894. Chasteen Banker and Bettie M. Campbell (widow), 13

December, 1894. John B. Campbell and Annie E. Caddie (widow), 27

June, 1895. Wade H. Campbell and Ada L. May, 30 January, 1896. James Lee Wilson and Fainy S. Campbell, 18 November,

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James G. Karnes and Mary Campbell, 31 January, 1900. William 0 . Campbell and Burks L. Brown, 9 October,

1900.

John T. Fielder and Mary E t t a Campbell, 20 December,

1900.

Joseph Campbell and Basey Anna Robertson, 9 January, 1902.

Arbie Cottrell and Roberta Campbell, 5 April, 1903. James G. Foster and Ella M. Campbell, 2 July, 1905. Robert Harkrider and Lydia Campbell, 25 April, 1906. Jerry B. Franklin and Ava L. Campbell (widow), 27

January , 1910. William Gray and Maria Blanchard Campbell, 28 Decem­

ber, 1910. Edward G. Cox and Myrtle Campbell, 7 July. 1912. Richard C. Tolley and Mary Campbell, 23 October, 1912. Theodore H. Campbell and Eva White, 17 December,

1913. Harry C. Arthur and Elizabeth Campbell, 25 November,

1914.

T H E G I R L S O F B E T H L E H E M The Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies, at

Bethlehem, Penn., is one of the oldest female institutions of learning in this country. Since 1786, thousands of young ladies have attended the Bethlehem school. In the early days few of the pupils were Moravians, but were members of aristocratic and wealthy families, and for many years the seminary was quite the vogue. The following list of pupils, recently found, will prove of great genealogical interest.

Class 1789—Jemima Campbell, born 19 February, 1780,

daughter of John Campbell of New York. 1799—Jane Campbell, born 1 April, 1789, daughter of

Samuel Campbell of New York.

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1997—Martha Campbell, born 1788, daughter of Geo. Jones, M. D. of Savannah, Ga.

1805—Eliza Campbell, born 23 December, 1794, daughter of Samuel Campbell of New York.

1810—Mary Campbell, granddaughter of Mrs. M. Bowers, of New York.

1818—Jane Campbell, born 15 December, 1808, daughter of Samuel Campbell of New York, married 1834, Hon. Samuel A. Foot, Geneva, N. Y., died 1867.

1820—Euphemia Campbell, born 15 December, 1811, daughter of Samuel Campbell, of New York, married December, 1831, Lawrence Clark, New Rochelle, N. Y.

1832—Louisa Campbell, Ward of Daniel McLaren, of New York.

1841—Mary E. Campbell, daughter of William Camp­bell, of Phila., married M. H. Overman.

I860—Emily Campbell, daughter of Wellington Camp­bell, of Milburn, N. J.

1860—Hattie W. Campbell, daughter of Wellington Campbell of Milburn, N. J.

1860—Lizzie Campbell, daughter of Alex. Campbell of Phila.

1863—Sarah Ann Campbell, daughter of John Campbell, of Throgg's Neck, Westchester Co., N. Y.

1864—Alice J. Campbell, daughter of Edw. Campbell, Jr., of Finleyville, Penn.

1864—Mary Bell Campbell, daughter of Edw. Campbell , Jr., of Finleyville, Penn.

1864—Sarah K. Campbell, daughter of Robert Camp­bell of Bergen Co., N. J.

1873—Jessie A. Campbell, daughter of D. Campbell, of Newark, N. J.

Judson Campbell, born Litchfield Co., Conn., 26 August, 1790, married 1811, Abigail Young. His mother 's name was Brunson.

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C A M P B E L L S IN C O N G R E S S Albert J., born Pontiac, Mich., 12 December, 1857. In

House 1899-1901. Last residence Butte, Mont. Alexander, born Greenbriar Co., Va., 1774, died Ripley,

Ohio, 5 November, 1857. In Senate 1809-1813. Alexander, born Concord, Pa., 14 October, 1814. In

House 1875-77. Died LaSalle, 111., 8 August, 1898. Felix, born Brooklyn, N. Y., 28 February, 1829, died N. Y.,

8 November, 1902. In House 1883-1891. George W., born Scotland, 1768, died Nashville, Tenn.,

17 February, 1848. In Senate and House 1803-1818. Jacob M., born Somerset Co., Pa., 20 November, 1821,

died Johnstown, Pa., 27 September, 1888. In House 1877-87.

James E., born Middletown, 0 . , 7 July, 1843. In House 1884-9. Last address Columbus, Ohio.

James H., born Williamsport, Pa., 8 February, 1820, died Wayne, Pa.. 12 April, 1895. In House 1855-63.

James R., born Hamilton Co., 111., 4 May, 1853. In House 1897-99. Last address McLeansboro, 111.

John, born Charles Co., Md., 4 July, 1765. died Por t Tobacco, Md., 23 June, 1828. In House 1801-11.

John, born Brownsville, S. Car., died Parnassus, S. Car., 19 May, 1845. In House 1829-1845.

John G., born Glasgow, Scotland, 25 June, 1827, died Pres-cott, Ariz., 22 December, 1903. In House 1879-81.

John H., born Penn., died Phila., Pa., 19 January, 1868.

In House 1845-47. John P., born in Ky. In House 1855-57. John W., born Augusta Co., Va., 23 February, 1782,

died Delaware, Ohio, 24 September. 1833. In

House 1817-27. Lewis D., born Franklin, Ohio, 9 August, 1811, died

Hamilton, Ohio, 26 November, 1882. In House

1849-59.

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Phillip P., born Nova Scotia, 25 April, 1862. In House 1903-11. Residence Osage, Kan.

Robert B., born S. Car. In House 1823-37. Samuel, born Mansfield, Conn., 26 August, 1749. In

. House 1821-3. Thomas J., born Tenn., 1786, died Washington, D. C ,

13 April, 1850. In House 1841-43. Thompson, born Chester Co., Pa., 1811, died San Fran­

cisco, Cal., 7 December, 1868. In House 1851-53. Timothy J., born Ireland, 8 January, 1840, died N. Y.

7 April, 1904. In House 1895-1904. William B., born Sumner Co., Tenn., I February, 1807,

died Lebanon, Tenn., 19 August, 1867. In House 1865-7.

William W., born Cherry Valley, N. Y., 10 June, 1806, died Cherry Valley, N. Y., 7 September, 1881. In House 1845-7.

William W., born Rochester, Vt., 2 April, 18'53. In House 1905-7.

A M A S S A C H U S E T T S F A M I L Y

Children of James and Fanny Campbell, born in Mil­ton, Mass:

Jane, born 5 December, 1813, married Jason F. Ken­nedy, 2 April 1833.

Susanna, born 25 December, 1815, married Jacob G. Pierce, 20 June, 1839.

Elizabeth, born 18 March, 1818, married John K. Sampson, 19 May, 1842.

Anne, born 2 May, 1820. Ebenezer, born 23 November, 1824. Emily, born 20 January, 1826. Fanny, born 14 November, 1827. Mary, born 23 July, 1829.

There were no deaths of any member of this family

in Milton.

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N E W H A M P S H I R E M A R R I A G E S (From Original Records)

Cammel, Annis and Elizabeth Webster, 12 December, 1765, Hawke, N. H., now Danville.

Campbell, Duncan and Sarah Young, 5 November, 1775, Dover, N. H.

Campbell, James and Agnes Kilpatrick, 18 June, 1795, Amherst, N. H.

Campbell, Lydia and Jeremiah Kinsman, 7 May, 1812, New Ispwich, N. H.

Campbell, Mary and Ezekial Eaton, 11 December, 1752,

Kingston, N. H. Campbell, Mary and John Harwood, 25 November, 1829,

Mount Vernon, N. H. Campbell, Myra and Jonas Mitchell, 1832, Haverhill,

N. H. Campbell, Polly and Amos Dodge, 31 December, 1793,

Amherst, N. H. Campbell, Sally and Phineas Allen, 9 March, 1815,

Mason, N. H. Campbell, Susan and Jacob Pevey, 2 November, 1824,

Greenfield, N. H. (To bo continued)

T H E C A M P B E L L S O F D U B L I N (Contributed)

Call Matthews of Plainfield, Conn., who enlisted 6 September, 1755, at Durham, married Catherine Camp­bell, daughter of Sir Archibald Alexander and Lady Mary Campbell of Scotland and Dublin, Ireland. Call Mat thews ' wife, Catherine, had a sister, Mary, who fell in love with someone to whom her parents were much opposed. She took all her jewels, inviting Catherine to go to London shopping where she married the man, embarking for America on her husband's vessel. Catherine, who was young and attached to her sister Mary, would not return to her home alone, and joined Mary on the vessel.

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REVOLUTIONARY RECORDS William Campbell of Georgia, was at the battle of

King's Mountain, also in Capt. Howe's Company. Joseph Campbell, born Windsor, Conn., enlisted

9 March, 1778, in Col. Sherburne's regiment. Andrew Campbell, served in Georgia, under Cols.

Neel, Sumpter and Henderson. Angus Campbell of Georgia was a captain before the

fall of Charleston. Carter Campbell of Georgia, in 1779, captured 600

pounds of powder "from on board Capt. Maitland in Georgia."

James Campbell, of Georgia, a private under Capt. John Cowan.

George Campbell of Georgia, a sergeant in Capt. Ross' Company at Sumter.

John Campbell, Lieutenant, son of Capt. Angus Campbell, of Georgia.

IN PHILADELPHIA IN 1835 Quinton Campbell was cashier of the Philadelphia

bank. Hugh Campbell was one of the officers of the Hi­

bernian Society. Alexander Campbell was a gentleman living in Boston

Row. George Campbell was an attorney-at-law. James M. Campbell owned a paper warehouse in

George Street. James and John H. Campbell were attorneys-at-law.

ALEXANDER CAMPBELL'S WILL (Contributed)

Alexander Campbell died in Easton, Penn., in April, 1822. His will was probated 4 May, 1822, and mentions his wife Sara, daughter Nancy Walles, daughter Barbara Strauss, daughter Magdalene Delldine, and son Alexander.

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VERMONT MARRIAGES (From Original Records)

Campbell, Mrs. Anna and Capt. David Osgood, 23 September, 1810, Rutland, Vt.

Campbell, Annis A. and Joseph PaWer, Jr., 30 September, 1849. Waitsfield, Vt.

Campbell, Betsi and Moses Marsh, Jr., 25 November, 1790, Rockingham, Vt.

Campbell, Calista and Cyrus Joslin, 20 April, 1824, Waitsfield, Vt.

Campbell, David and Amelia Johnson, 14 August, 1783, Rockingham, Vt.

Campbell, Elizabeth and Samuel Christy, 1814, Waitsfield, Vt.

Campbell, Ephriam C. and Mary Ann Chase, 3 December, 1852, Waitsfield. Vt.

Cammell, Hannah and James Martin, 7 December, 1800, Underhill, Vt.

Campbell, Hannah A. and Chester S. Dana, 1 January, 1850, Waitsfield, Vt.

Campbell. Helen M. and B. B. Stevens, 14 May, 1842, Windsor, Vt.

Campbell, Henry R. and Josephine Tyler, 1 April, 1858, Waitsfield, Vt.

Campbell, James M. and Emily Thayer, 22 February 1838, Waitsfield, Vt.

Campbell, Jenny and Richard Haseltine, 14 November, 1787. Rockingham, Vt.

Campbell, John S. and Fanny 0. Hastings, 5 August, 1828. Waitsfield, Vt.

Campbell, Jonathan C. and Harriet I. Strow, 10 August, 1845, Waitsfield, Vt.

Campbell, Josiah and Abigail Cary, 1813, Waitsfield, Vt. Campbell, Lucretia E. and Lorenzo D. Joslin, 10 January,

1843, Waitsfield, Vt.

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Campbell, Louisa M. and John Marsh, 16 June, 1829 Waitsfield, Vt.

Campbell, Mary G. and Chauncy L. Spear, 14 January, 1846, Waitsfield, Vt.

Campbell, Merrill W. and Grace L. Lamb, 1 1 March, 1897, Waitsfield, Vt.

Campbell, Oliver C. and Charlotte F. Foster, 17 August, 1854, Waitsfield, Vt.

Cammell, Polly and Caleb Sheldon, 10 September, 1796, Crittenden Co., Vt.

Campbell, Polly S. and Elijah Simonds, 4 September, 1792, Rockingham. Vt.

Campbell, Rebecca and Ira Grandy, 6 March, 1842 Waitsfield, Vt.

(To bo continued)

E A R L Y B O S T O N C A M P B E L L S

John Campbell, postmaster of Boston in 1703, began the publication of the Boston News-Letter in April, 1704. He was of Scotch ancestry, was in Boston as early as 1695 and died 4 March, 1728, aged 75. He was justice of the peace of Suffolk Co. Duncan Campbell of Boston, was John's brother and a local bookseller. He married Susanna Porter, daughter of William and Grace (Pi t ts ) Porter . When he died in 1703. he left an estate of £900. He was postmaster of Boston in 1693, and his brother John succeeded him.

N E W Y O R K C H U R C H R E C O R D S The records of the Brick Presbyterian Church in

New York City, contains the following entries: Alice Campbell, member 1824. Daniel Campbell, son of Hugh and Margaret, bap­

tized 25 September, 1810. Daniel G., member, 1869. Jacob, member, 1859. Kate H., member October, 1859.

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A U G U S T A C O . , V I R G I N I A , D E E D S

The following Campbell deeds are from the original records of Augusta Co., Virginia.

Date 18 February, 1746 deed to James Campbell and his wife from James Davice. Recorded Augusta County, State of Virginia. Book 1, page 182. Land described as follows: 570 acres.

Date 17 September, 1747 deed to Charles Campbell, farmer and his wife from John Anderson. Recorded Augusta County, State of Virginia. Book I, Page 380. Land described as follows: 400 acres.

Date 27 February, 1749 deed from Beverley and his wife to David Campbell. Recorded Augusta County, State of Virginia. Book 2, Page 413. Land described as follows: 110 acres in Beverley Manor.

Date 27 February 1749, deed from Beverley and his wife to Robert Campbell. Recorded Augusta County, State of Virginia. Book 2, Page 573. Land described as follows: 53 acres.

Date 28 February, 1749 deed from Beverley and his wife to David Campbell. Recorded Augusta County, State of Virginia. Book 2, Page 632. Land described as follows: 106 acres.

Date 28 February, 1749 deed from —— Beverley and his wife to John Campbell. Recorded Augusta County, Sta te of Virginia. Book 2, Page 654. Land described as follows: 325 acres.

Date 28 February, 1749 deed from Beverley and his wife to John Campbell. Recorded Augusta County, State of Virginia. Book 2, Page 559. Land described as follows: 247 acre's on South river on the Beverley Manor line.

Date 17 May, 1749 deed from Hugh Campbell and his wife, Esther, of Augusta County to John Young. Recorded Augusta County, State of Virginia. Book 2, Page 188. Land described as follows: 200 acres on

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branch of Naked Creek, part of tract of 400 acres, pat­ented 25 September, 1746. Witness: Alexander Blair, John Francis, William Preston.

Date 27 July, 1749 deed from Robert Campbell, gent, and his wife to Church Wardens and Vestry. Re­corded Augusta County, State of Virginia. Book 2, Page 505. Land described as follows: 200 acres, part of 350 acres conveyed to said Campbell by Beverley, 24 July, 1740.

A W E S T F I E L D , M A S S . , F A M I L Y Robert Campbell of Westfield, Mass., was killed in

batt le at Lake George, 8 September, 1775. His children, born in Westfield, were:

Elizabeth, born 25 April, 1752. Moses, born 13 February, 1754. Richard, born 25 March, 1756, died September, 1757. David, born 30 April, 1758.

C O N N E C T I C U T O L D F O L K S (Contributed)

The following aged persons were living in Connecti­cut in the year 1884:

Alice Campbell at Enfield, aged 81. Bonaparte Campbell at Griswold, aged 82. Mary Campbell at Middletown, aged 90.

A N E W Y O R K F A M I L Y 1. James Campbell, born in Scotland, came to United

States 1815, married Mary Taylor of Wheatland, N. Y., daughter of Daniel Taylor. Their children were Peter, May, Jane, Catherine, Christie, James, Daniel, Nancy. Margaret and Duncan.

2. Peter Campbell, born LeRoy, N. Y., 24 March, 1818. served in the Civil War, died at Wheatland, N. Y.

Living in Boston, Mass., in 1789, were: Andrew Campbell, schoolmaster, Leverett 's lane. Patrick Campbell, smith and farrier, Water street.

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C A M P B E L L F A M I L Y N O T E S Erford Andre Campbell, born Courtland, N. Y., 4

April 1836, died Winthrop, Minn, 13 December, 1898. John Campbell, born 1653, in Scotland, emigrated to

Boston, where in 1704 he issued the Boston News-Letter. He was postmaster of Boston for many years. He died in March, 1728.

The will of Andrew Campbell was probated at Chambersburg, Penn., 6 March, 1789. He mentioned his wife Esther.

Capt . David Campbell, born 1753, Augusta Co., Va., married 1774, Margaret Campbell. He was at the Battle of King's Mountain.

Judge David Campbell, born 1750, Augusta Co., Va., married Eliz. Outlaw. He died in Washington Co., Tenn.

Sarah Campbell, married 14 November, 1776, at Mercerburg, Penn., Adam Holliday, son of John Holliday, who died 10 March, 1770.

William Campbell, died Jefferson Co., Md., 1821, aged 99 years, He was a Vermont Revolutionary sol­dier and moved West in 1788, with his wife and children George, James. William, Wellen, Parmelia, Hannah Sarah.

Margaret Campbell, daughter of Judge David Camp­bell, of Tennessee, married as his second wife, James Rodgers, born May 1773, died Tennessee, July, 1842. They had three daughters and lived in McMinnville, Tenn.

James Campbell, of Fayet te Co., Ky., married Betsy Stadler, born 3 March, 1805, died 28 October, 1905.

Elizabeth Campbell, widow of William, of Rock­bridge Co., Va., died 9 April, 1848, near Knightstown, Ind., aged 68 years.

Wood's History of Albemarle Co., Virginia, gives the name of the following who emigrated from Virginia between 1780 and 1810 to other states.

John Campbell to Orange Co., N. Car.

John R. and Margaret (McKesson) Campbell to

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N E W H A M P S H I R E (In the Civil War,

Name Thomas Campbell George Campbell A. J. Campbell John N. Campbell Nathaniel J. Campbell Freeman H. Campbell John Campbell Robert Campbell Hiram Camel Thos. H. Campbell Henry Campbell John Campbell Charles Campbell William Campbell John Campbell Francis Campbell Donald Campbell John H. Campbell Charles Campbell Walter Campbell Page Campbell Silas Campbell Daniel S. Campbell Isaac Campbell Andrew J. Campbell Alex. Campbell Duncan Campbell Patrick Campbell James Campbell John Campbell Charles Campbell Bradford Campbell Sylvester Campbell Albert A. Campbell

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A Learned Scot " 44

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N E W Y O R K M A R R I A G E S (From Original Records)

Campbell, Abigail and Thomas Simonton, 12 April, 1785, New York City.

Campbell, Aggie and John Cann, 15 August, 1772, State Licence.

Campbell, Alexander and Isabelle Read, 30 August, 1757, State Licence.

Campbell, Alexander and Catherine Vedder, 11 October, 1765, State Licence.

Campbell, Alexander and Mary Duryee, 2 July, 1795, New York City.

Campbell, Alexander and Maria Barns, widow, 23 April, 1789, New York City.

Campbell , Alexander and Elizabeth Ferguson, 3 March,

1805, New York City. Campbell, Andrew and Elizabeth Wheeler, 22 October,

1759, State Licence. Campbell, Andrew and Hannah Penny, 6 June, 1773,

New York City. Campbell, Ann and William Orr, 19 January, 1763,

State Licence. Campbell, Ann and Joseph Wright, 10 November, 1769,

New York City. Campbell, Ann and Richard Pullet, 17 July, 1780, State

Licence. Campbell, Ann and Peter McKinley, 26 August, 1793,

New York City. Campbell, Ann and John Rodman, 27 August, 1784,

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Campbell, Anna and George A. Palmer, 28 September, 1880, Elmira, N. Y.

Campbell, Anne and William Crawford, 18 November, 1763, New York.

Campbell, Archibald and Christina Starnbergh, 8 January, 1768, State Licence.

Campbell, Archibald and Charlotte Saxton, I April, 1780, State Licence.

Campbell, Archibald and Mercy Dunn, 23 March, 1784, New York City.

Campbell, Archibald and Margaret Adams, 18 June, 1804, New York City.

Campbell, Archibald and Catherine McDermot, 13 August, 1806, New York City.

Campbell, Archibald M. and Mary L. Cuthell, 1873, New York City.

Campbell, Carrie E. and James T. Campbell, 9 Septem­ber, 1868, Lowville, N. Y.

Campbell, Caterean and Elis Briggs, 22 March, 1801, Bangall, Dutchess Co., N. Y.

Campbell, Catherine and Benjamin Pearson, 5 May, 1762, State Licence.

Campbell, Catherine and Robert Neilson, 22 July, 1767, New York City.

Campbell, Catherine and Benjamin Thurston, 5 August, 1790, New York City.

Campbell, Catherine, widow, and John Richmond, 19 October, 1793, New York City.

Campbell, Charity and William Sherwood, 21 August, 1791, New York City.

Campbell, Charles and Eleanor Reed, 24 October, 1764, State Licence.

Campbell, Charles and Sarah Francis, 12 July, 1773, Sta te Licence.

Campbell , Charlotte A. and Nathaniel Foote, 10 January,

1872, Rochester, N. Y.

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Campbell, Christian and Charles P. Chilcoat, 11 July, 1769, State Licence.

Campbell, Christina and Stephen Hooker, 17 February, 1839, Por t Richmond, N. Y.

Campbell, Colin and Abigail M. Seabury, 26 December, 1781, State Licence.

Campbell, Daniel and Engetje Bradt, 14 April, 1760, State Licence.

Campbell, Daniel and Mary Power, 18 March, 1761, State Licence.

Campbell, Daniel and Margaret Sandison, 4 May, 1788, New York City.

Campbell, Deborah and Benjamin Oakley, 26 August, 1800, New York City.

Camel, Deborah and Nathaniel Palmer, 30 May, 1805, Westchester Co., N. Y.

Campbell, Donald and Margaret Mattidale, 26 October, 1778, State Licence.

Campbell, Duncan and Mary Christie, 20 July, 1762, State Licence.

Campbell, Elizabeth and Allan McDugal, 13 December, 1756, State Licence.

Campbell, Elizabeth and James Clark, 24 November, 1766, New York City.

Campbell , Elizabeth and Phillip Jordan, 5 July, 1780, Sta te Licence.

Campbell, Elizabeth and William Askins, 8 December, 1781, State Licence.

Campbell, Elizabeth and John Ward, II February, 1805, New York City.

Campbell , Elizabeth and William Chrystie, 1 November, 1807, New York City.

Campbell , Elsie and Alexander Frazer, 8 May, 1760, State Licence.

Campbell, Ese and William Allan, 27 June, 1772, New York City.

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Campbell, Esther and Joseph Letson, 9 January, 1758, State Licence.

Campbell, Euphemia and Lawrence Clark, December, 1831, New York City.

Campbell, Rev. Gawn and Mary J. Curry, December, 1854, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Campbell, George and Elizabeth Brown, 19 November, 1763, New York City.

Campbell, George and Janet t Hay, 20 August, 1794, New York City.

Campbell, George and Sarah J. Teachout, 1 January, 1852, Rensselaer Co., N. Y.

Campbell, Hannah and Peter Berrien, Jr., 27 December, 1763, State Licence.

Campbell, Hannah and John Helme, 1 December, 1792, New York City.

Campbell, Hannah and John Van Kleeck, 6 September, 1800, New York City.

Campbell, Harry S. and Bessie I. Grant, 29 October, 1901, Lewiston, N. Y.

Campbell, Isabella and William Long, 9 July, 1762,

State Licence. Campbell, James and Sarah Simpson, 1741, Cherry

Valley, N. Y. Campbell, James and Eldridge Lynerson, 7 February,

1761, State Licence. Cambell, James and Catherine Davis, 9 March, 1764,

New York City. Campbell, James and Martha Cuming, 1 December,

1765, New York City. Campbell, James and Catherine McCrea, 11 December,

1783, New York City. Campbell, James and Ann Mcintosh, 22 March, 1800,

New York City. Campbell, James and Eliza Pew, 15 January, 1802,

Staten Island, N. Y.

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Campbell, James and Mary Randolph, 22 November, 1811, New York City.

Cambel, James and Mary Ellwood, 9 April, 1826, Mont­gomery Co., N. Y.

Campbell, James T. and Carrie E. Campbell, 9 September, 1868, Lowville, N. Y.

Campell, Jane and George Gilbert, 4 May, 1698, New York.

Campbell, Jane and David Berry, 6 January, 1757, Sta te Licence.

Campbell, Jane and Isaac Elby, 7 July, 1760, State Li­cence.

Campbell, Jane and Hugh Peacock, 8 September, 1775, New Windsor, N. Y.

Cammel, Jane and Phillip Mulligan, 12 March, 1776, S ta te Licence.

Campbell, Jane and James Brady, 21 November, 1786, New York City.

Campbell, Jane and Francis Blank, 29 September, 1787, New York City.

Campbell, Jane and Andrew McCready, 13 March, 1793, New York City.

Campbell, Jane and Samuel Thompson, 1795, Cherry Valley, N. Y.

Campbell, Jane and Hon. Samuel A. Foot, 1834, New York City.

Campbell, Jared and Margaret Ruckle, 16 September, 1797, New York City.

Cambell, John and Anne Brooks, 25 July, 1738, State Licence.

Campbell, John and Margaret Campbell, 20 July, 1756, State Licence.

Campbell , John and Sarah Oakley, 3 November, 1761, New York City.

Camble, John and Ann Tonkerfield, 2 January, 1764, New York City.

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Campbell, John and Mary Thompson, 25 April, 1765, New York City.

Campbell, John and Sally Guest, 2 February, 1793, New York City.

Campbell, John and Sarah Dickinson, 26 May, 1796, New York City.

Campbell, John and Margaret Cooper, widow, 24 Octo­ber, 1796, New York City.

Campbell, John and Janet MacPherson, 11 September, 1802, New York City.

Campbell, John and Polly Raymond, 2 May, 1811, New Paltz, N. Y.

Campbell, John and Emeline Hicks, 10 May, 1838, Oyster Bay, N. Y.

Campbell, John A. and Margaret Hopkinson, 17 January, 1824, New York City.

Campbell, John C. and Sarah M. Campbell, 2 August, 1852, E. Greenbush, N. Y.

Campbell, John L. and Cora B. Rutherford, 21 Novem­ber, 1900, Columbus, N. Y.

Campbell, John W. and Catherine Hager, 18 September, 1808, New York City.

Campbell, Josephine and Lemuel Owen, 16 June, 1856, Monroe Co., N. Y.

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A CAMPBELL-HALLOCK LINE (Contributed)

Captain Robert Campbell of Scotland distinguished at the battle of the Boyne, had a son Dugal, whose son Robert came to America from County Down, Ire­land, in 1746, and settled in Pennsylvania. His son John married Nancy Jane Hallock, daughter of Rev. John Keese Hallock. James Campbell of Clarion, Penn., was a son of John and Nancy. His daughter, Mary Rachel Campbell, married 21 December, 1871, Thomas Johnston Sherrard of Chambersburg, Penn.

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THE ARGYLE CAMPBELLS (Contributed)

Archibald Campbell, son of the earl of Argyle, was born in 159 8, and became known for his strong partiality to the covenanters, though he retained all his attach­ment to Charles I. by whom he was created a marquis. He opposed Cromwell's invasion of Scotland, and placed the crown on the head of Charles II. when his corona­tion took place at Scone in 1651. But notwithstanding his attachment to the king, and the display of an un­daunted character in political life, he was seized in Lon­don when he came to congratulate Charles on his restor­ation, and upon being condemned as guilty of high trea­son was beheaded as a traitor at Edinburgh cross, 27 May, 1661. He wrote instructions to a son, and defences against the grand indictment of high treason.

Archibald, earl of Argyle, son of the preceding, dis­tinguished himself so much by his bravery at the battle of Dunbar, and on other occasions, that Cromwell ex­empted him from the general pardon granted in 1654. In consequence of the interception of one of his letters, in which he spoke of the ingratitude of courts, he was tried before the parliament of Scotland, for leasing, mak­ing, or sowing dissentions between the king and the sub­ject by false information. He was condemned to lose his head, and the sentence would have been executed had not the great Clarendon interfered with the king. Argyle was afterward restored to royal favor, and made privy counsellor, and one of the lords of the treasury, but he was afterwards again exposed to persecution, and most iniquitously condemned to suffer death. He es­caped from confinement and after concealing himself in London, he went to Holland, and soon returned to Scot­land, to support the rebellion of Monmouth. The plans which he pursued were not, however, well concerted, he was abandoned.by those who ought to have shared

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his dangers, and he was taken and carried to Edinburgh, where he suffered in pursuance of his former sentence. He was beheaded 30 June, 1685.

T W O S C O T C H D I V I N E S

George Campbell, D. D., was educated at St. An­drew's and was promoted to a small living in the Highlands. He was made professor of church history at St. Andrew's, 1728, and published a discourse on miracles, besides a vindication of the christian religion, and a treatise on moral virtue. He died in 1757, aged 61.

George Campbell, a Scotch divine, was born at Aber­deen. He was educated at the Marischal college, of which he became a principal in I 759, and professor of divinity in 1771. He died in 1796, aged 77, a little time after re­signing his office. Among his works his translation of the four gospels are particularly entitled to commenda­tion. His answer to Hume on the miracles was much ad­mired.

N O R T H C A R O L I N A B U R I A L S Records from Sugar Creek Burying Ground, Mecklenburg Co., N. Car.

(Contributed)

Dugel Campbell, died I January, 1781, aged 15 years. Ambiole Campbell, died 2 January, 1781, aged 13 years. Mary Campbell, died 3 January, 1781, aged 11 years. Ann Campbell, died 4 January, 1781, aged 9 years. John Campbell, died 10 July, 1790, aged 26 years.

C A M P B E L L - M c E L R O Y (Contributed)

Esther and Sallie A. McElroy, daughters of William I. McElroy and his wife Jane Muldrow, removed to Missouri with their parents from Campbell Co., Virginia, in 1821, and were soon after married, both to Campbells. Esther married Thomas W. Campbell, and Sallie A., married William R. Campbell.

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PETER CAMPBELL'S FAMILY (Contributed)

I Peter Campbell was born in Perthshire, Scotland in

1769, where his wife Catherine was born in 1767. In 1798, they came to New York and settled in Fulton County. Their children were:

1. Jennett, born Scotland. 2. Duncan, born Caledonia, N. Y. 3. Peter P., born Caledonia, N. Y. 4. John P., born Caledonia, N. Y. 5. Alexander, born Caledonia, N. Y. 6. Ann, born Caledonia, N. Y. Peter Campbell died 9 November, 1836, and his

wife Catherine, 20 November, 1831. II

Peter P. Campbell, son of Peter and Catherine, was born in 1805, in Caledonia, N, Y. He married 1. Eliza­beth Stewart, who died in 1844. Their children were:

1. Catherine. 2. Peter P., married Elizabeth E. McPherson. 3. Jane, married Robert Ritchie. 4. Donald P., of Mumford, N. Y., died 1895. 5. James P., resides in South Dakota. Peter P. Campbell married as a second wife, Mar­

garet McKenzie, daughter of Alexander and Elizabeth (Mclntyre) McKenzie. Their children were:

1. Jennet Elizabeth, died in infancy. 2. Margaret A. 3. Rev. John P., married Alice Freeny. 4. Elizabeth. 5. Jennet, married James Annin, Jr. 6. Alexander P., married Augusta Hanna. 7. Ellen Mary, married Hugh Campbell. 8. Christobel, moved to Denver, Colo. 9. Florence A., moved to Brooklyn, N. Y.

10. Eveline J. 11. Dr. Duncan.

Peter P. Campbell died 29 August, 1884. Margaret (McKenzie) Campbell died 21 May, 1894.

H I S T O R I A N A N D B I O G R A P H E R John Campbell, LL. D., an eminent writer on biog­

raphy, history and politics, was born at Edinburgh, 8 March, 1708. At the age of five he left Scotland for the neighborhood of Windsor, England, and he was placed as clerk to an attorney at the usual age, but the occupation was irksome to his feelings, and he relin­quished it for the life of an author. In his 30th year he first appeared before the public in the military life of Prince Eugene and of Marlborough, in 2 vols. He published in 1739, the travels of Edward Brown, and the memoirs of Ripperda, and two years after the concise history of Spanish America. In 1742 the two first volumes of his history of English admirals appeared, to which two years after two volumes more were added, a work of great merit and established reputation.

Besides other popular publications he was engaged in the Biographia Britannica, which first appeared in weekly numbers in 1745, and to which he contributed some of the most interesting and best written articles. In 1750 he published his Present State of Europe, and afterwards was employed in the modern universal history which appeared in detached parts in 16 vols. His last work was "a political survey of Britain" in 2 vols., 1774, in which he displayed extraordinary labor, great judgment, and extensive knowledge.

He lived in the indulgence of his literary pursuits so retired that few had the happiness of his acquaintance, but those tha t visited him found him amiable in his manners, instructive in his conversation, and in his general conduct mild, humane, and religious. He was appointed in 1765 king's agent for the province of Georgia,

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an office which he held till his death, a melancholy event, which was hastened by his sedentary mode of life, and his intense application. He died of a decline at his house, Queen Square, Ormond Street, London, 28 Decem­ber, 1775, aged 68.

EARLY NEW YORK WILLS (From New York City Records)

DUNCAN CAMPBELL, 12 December, 1702. To wife Susannah

THOMAS CAMPBELL, 3 May, 1732 To uncle William

ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, 6 May, 1732. To wife Mary To daughter Mary To cousin John To cousin Jennet Children of Uncle Dugall

LAUGHLIN CAMPBELL of Ulster Co., 1 February, 1745. To wife Martha To daughter Rose To daughter Margaret To daughter Lilly To son Daniel To son George To son James

DUNCAN CAMPBELL, of Westchester Co., 6 October, 1770. To wife Ellinor To son Walter To son James

DUNCAN CAMPBELL, 5 March, 1807 To wife Mary Will filed by Duncan Campbell, Jr. Mentions money due Campbell for services in the war.

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A CAMPBELL-ALEXANDER LINE (Contributed)

I William Campbell, born in Campbelltown, Argyle-

shire, Scotland, engaged in the Monmouth rebellion in 1685. He escaped to Londonderry, Ireland, and took part in the seige there. He was a lieutenant-colonel under William of Orange.

II James Campbell, son of William, born in Ulster,

Ireland, 1690, came to Boston, Mass, in 1728, and settled in Cherry Valley, N. Y., in 1731.

Ill William Campbell, son of James, born in Cherry

Valley, N. Y., removed to Londonderry, N. H., and thence to Falmouth, Maine. He married Elizabeth Price of Portland, Maine, daughter of John and Sarah (Jenkins) Price. Sarah was a schoolteacher in Portland, Maine, for fifty years.

IV Elizabeth Campbell, daughter of William and Eliza­

beth (Price) Campbell, married 23 December, 1786, William Alexander of Brunswick, Maine, who had served in the Revolution, 2nd Mass. Regiment. William Alex­ander was a son of William and Janet (Wilson) Campbell, of Harpswell, Maine.

A LEARNED SCOT Archibald Campbell, a Scotch prelate of the noble

family of the Campbells, was made in 1721, bishop of Aberdeen, which he resigned in 1724. He was a man of great learning, and intimate with the most famous men of his time, with Bishop Bull, Hickes, Grabe, Nelson, and others. He died 16 June, 1744. He was the author of the Doctrine of a Middle State between Death and the Resurrection, 1721, a work curious and interesting, full of great learning, and profound observations.

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M A R Y L A N D M A R R I A G E S (From Original Records)

Campbell, Alexander and Chloe A. Boswell, I January 1799, Montgomery Co., Md.

Campbell, Ann and Alexander McKay, 16 December, 1778, Prince George Co., Md.

Campbell, Ann and John Hammon, 26 August, 1797, St. Mary's Co., Md.

Campbell, Arthur and Ann Lovejoy, 29 December, 1788, Prince George Co., Md.

Campbell, Caroline E. and Thomas H. Miles, 21 June, 1836, St. Mary's Co., Md.

Campbell, Caroline E. and Ernest A. Hennings, 28 May, 1838, Baltimore, Md.

Campbell, Chloe and Robert Soper, 20 June, 1807, Mont­gomery Co., Md.

Campbell, Daniel W. and Caroline Smith, 4 September, 1824, St. Mary's Co., Md.

Campbell, Elinor and Israel Brown, 13 July, 1713, Har­ford Co., Md.

Campbell, Eliza and William Sparrows, 20 March, 1802, Montgomery Co., Md.

Campbell, Elizabeth and James Conner, 9 January, 1799, Kent Co., Md.

Campbell, Elizabeth and John Wireman, 8 December, 1808, Frederick Co., Md.

Campbell , Esther and Ezekial Lankford, 11 March, 1800, Somerset Co., Md.

Campbell, Francis and Elizabeth Harper, 27 January, 1810, Montgomery Co., Md.

Campbell, George and Nancy Biscoe, 26 April, 1796,

St. Mary 's Co., Md. Campbell, George E. and Cora S. Smith, 26 September,

1850, St. Mary's Co., Md. Campbell , George W. and Ann Biscoe, 22 November,

1796, St. Mary 's Co., Md.

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Campbell, James and Clara Seharu, I November, 1779, Frederick Co., Md.

Campbell, James E. and Emaranda Brewer, 23 May, 1848, St. Mary's Co., Md.

Campbell, John and Polly Craton, 3 March, 1796, Mont­gomery Co., Md.

Campbell, John and Priscilla Oden, 30 December, 1798,

Montgomery Co., Md. Campbell, John and Betsy Rowan, 8 November, 1800,

Somerset Co., Md. Campbell, John and Mary Hobbs, 27 February, 1808,

Montgomery Co., Md. Campbell, John and Eliza Greenwell, 15 January, 1819,

St. Mary's Co., Md. Campbell, John and Nancy Riggin, 16 June, 1821,

Somerset Co., Md. Campbell, John and Ann Greenwell, 4 September, 1824,

St. Mary 's Co., Md. Campbell, John F . and Susana Jarboe, 24 February,

1854, St. Mary's Co., Md. Campbell, John G. and Jane E. Yates, 18 June, 1850,

St. Mary 's Co., Md. Campbell, Killus and Mary H. Aitken, 26 June, 1902,

Baltimore, Md. Campbell, Margaret and John Henry, 16 March, 1787,

Dorchester Co., Md. Campbell, Margaret and Peter Hines, 9 November, 1813,

Frederick Co., Md. Campbell, Mary and Samuel Bayley, 11 November, 1779,

Frederick Co., Md. Campbell, Mary and Littleton Harris, 10 May, 1810,

Somerset Co., Md. Campbell, Matthias and Teney Voagh, 9 May, 1778,

Frederick Co., Md. Campbell, Pollu and David Smith, 29 October, 1787,

Dorchester Co., Md.

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Campbell, Sarah and Josias Lovejoy, 19 February, 1789, Prince George Co., Md.

Campbell, Susannah and William Potts, 17 March, 1807, Frederick Co., Md.

Campbell, Thomas and Leah Dorman, 8 April, 1800, Somerset Co., Md.

Campbell, William and Rebecca Curtin, 3 August, 1777, Annapolis, Md.

Campbell, William and Betsy Wallace, 30 November, 1802, Somerset Co., Md.

Campbell, William and Susanna Moulding, 24 Decem­ber, 1806, Montgomery Co., Md.

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C A M P B E L L I N Q U I R I E S I. C A M P B E L L . Official proof of William Campbell's

Rev. service with gen. data concerning him and his wife Elizabeth Wellen desired. His grandson, a man of ninety years, says William Campbell came to America at the age of ten, to Vermont, but he does not know from what state he enlisted, perhaps N. H., nor where he was mar­ried. He also says that a nephew, Thomas Flood, an army surgeon, bought William Campbell's farm, paying him Continental money, which he soon found to be worthless. In 1788 with his wife and children, Geo -ge, James, William, Wellen, Parmelia, Hannah and Sarah, he went west to what is now Cincinnati, later going to Jefferson Co., Indiana, where he died in November, 1821, at the age of ninety-nine years. His grave is on the farm patented under Thomas Jefferson and is marked simply, "Rev. Soldier." M. B. H.

2. C A M P B E L L . What official proof is there tha t David Campbell, Jr., son of David Campbell, of Orange Co. (later Augusta Co.) Va., was in the Revolution, serv­ing as Major? What battles was he in? A brother Arthur was taken prisoner by the Indians and kept for several years on the Canadian lakes. This David,

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Jr., was born 1750, married 1779, and died 1812. His father was born March 8, 1706, married January 16, 1735, Mary Hamilton (1716-1801) and died October 17, 1790.

M A I N E M A R R I A G E S (From Original Records)

Campbell, David and Ann Marston, 13 February, 1864, Gardiner, Maine.

Campbell, David F . and Nellie M. Philbrick, 12 Decem­ber, 1881, Gardiner, Maine.

Campbell, Dorcas A. and Herman B. Poland, 14 August,

1844. Hallowell, Maine. Campbell, Elis and Elisha Crane, 13 September, 1794,

Orrington, Maine. Campbell, Ellen and John F . Davis, 23 September, 1853,

Gardiner, Maine. Campbell, Ellen M. and George Jackson, 24 December,

1860, Gardiner, Maine. Campbell, Ellen M. and William F. Avery, 10 January,

1868, Gardiner, Maine. Campbell, Emeline and John E. Goodwin, 19 Novem­

ber, 1848, Gardiner, Maine. Campbell, E. R. and Angie Foster, 1 January, 1880,

Farmingdale, Maine. Campbell. Ida F. and Winslow S. Walker, 23 October,

1873, Pittston, Maine. Campbell, James and Lucy A. Adams, 18 May, 1850,

Gardiner, Maine. Campbell, John and Sarah Linscott, 17 March, 1825,

Noblesboro, Maine. Campbell, Kendal and Fanny G. Lewis, 12 May, 1889,

Whitefield, Maine. Campbell, Mary E. and James L. Rogers, 8 March,

1860, Pittston, Maine. Campbell, Mary E. and William White, 10 December,

1840, Gardiner, Maine. (To bo Continued)

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S O L D I E R S O F T H E R E V O L U T I O N With Important Genealogical Notes on their Families and

Descendants

Alexander Campbell, a colonel of Massachusetts militia, was born in 1731, and died Cherryfield, Maine, in 1807. He married Elizabeth Nicholls, who died in 1811. Their son, Judge James Campbell, married Susanna Coffin, by whom he had among other children:

1. Alexander F. Campbell, who married Julia Pat ton. 2. James A. Campbell, who married Thirza Fickett. Alexander Campbell, born 1764 in Middlesex Co.,

N. J., died 1813, of fever, in Black Rock, N. Y. He served as a private in New Jersey militia in the Revolution, and enlisted in the war of 1812. He married Charity Simcox in 1785. Their son, Alexander Campbell, married Ann Miller, whose children were:

1. Alexander M. Campbell married Elizabet M.

Tiffin. 2. Alice Campbell married Warren P. Noble. Annis Campbell, born 1745, served from Danville in

the N. H. militia. In 1765, he married Elizabeth Webster. Their daughter, Sarah Campbell, born 1769, married William Brown, who served in the N. H. Line.

Daniel Campbell of Pennsylvania, served during the war and died 22 April, 1793, in West Buffalo. He mar­ried Catherine Klinesmith, and had two children, John and Ann. John died near Miffl nburg Ann married Samuel B. Barber.

David Campbell, born 1753 in Augusta Co., Va., died 1832, in Lebanon, Tenn. He commanded a com-

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pany at King's Mountain. He married in 1774, Margaret Campbell. Their son, David Campbell, married Cath­erine Bowen, whose daughter Virginia T. I. Campbell, married Rev. William Shelton.

David Campbell, born 1750 in Augusta Co., Va., died 1812, in Washington, Tenn. He served as county clerk in Washington Co., Va., in 1777. He married Elizabeth Outlaw. Their daughter Penelope Smith Campbell, married Thomas Jefferson Van Dyke, M. D.

Donald Campbell of Northumberland Co., Penn., served in both Penn., and N. J. regiments, and was an ex­press rider under Gen. Greene. He married the widow Valentine. Their children were Isaac, Sally, Almeda, Eleanor and Elizabeth. He was a pensioner in 1820.

Ellis Campbell was born in Metuchen, N. J., in 1756, and died there in 1814. He served as a sergeant in Capt . Freeman's company, New Jersey Line, 1778, and was at the battle of Monmouth. His widow received a pension in 1836. He married in 1781, Nancy Clawson Their son, Edward Campbell, married Catherine Coddington.

Francis Campbell, born 1737, in Pennsylvania, died 1790. He served as a private in Capt. William Rippey's company in the Canadian campaign. He married Eliza­beth Parker, born 1745, died 1792. Their son, Francis Campbell, Jr., married Sarah Duncan, whose son, Samuel Duncan Campbell, married Mary Ann Sharpe.

George P. Campbell, born 1755 in Ireland, died in Morgan Co., Georgia. He enlisted in Mecklenburg Co., N. Car., and served as a private in the N. Car. Line. He married Frances Harris. Their son, Addison H. Camp­bell, married Frances Ann Simms.

Hugh Campbell, born 1744, in Bedford, Mass., died 1810, in Scipio, N. Y. He was a private in Col. Stark 's regiment and was wounded at Bunker Hill. He married Mary Smith. Their son, Benjamin S. Campbell, married Sally Keyes.

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James Campbell, born 1721 in Voluntown, Conn., where he died in 1788. He was a minute man at the Lex­ington Alarm in Capt. John Gordon's Company. He married Agnes Kennedy. Their son, Charles Stuart Campbell, born 1770, died 1852, married Sarah Jones, daughter of Solomon Jones and Olive Bristol.

James Campbell, born 1753, died 1835, in Sutton, Vt. He was a minute man from Rehoboth, Mass., and was at the Lexington Alarm. In 1778, he married Sabra Ingalls. Their son, Benjamin I. Campbell, married Elizabeth Wilson.

James Campbell, born in Scotland, served in the Penn. Continental Line under Col. Edward Hand. He married Mary Douglas Their son, James Campbell, J r , born 1763, died Marion, Ind., 1848. He married Mehitable McPherson. Their son, William L. Campbell, married Elizabeth Hill Iliff, whose son, John W. Campbell, married Flora Smith.

John Campbell, born 1758, in Voluntown, Conn., died there 1840. Served for three years and was at the battles of Monmouth, Germantown and Valley Forge. He mar­ried Jean Campbell. Their son, Winthrop S. Campbell, married Susan Dorrance Gordon, whose daughter, Ros-annah S., married Allen C. Gordon.

John Campbell, born 1744, in Oxford, Mass., died 1833, in Milford, N. Y. He served as a private in the Continental Line, and was pensioned at the age of 89. He married Elizabeth Stone. Their son, Sylvanus Camp­bell married Martha Marsh, whose son, Gilbert, married Lovina Lindsay.

John Campbell, died in West Buffalo, Penn., in 1838, then 83 years old. He was drafted from Lancaster Co., in 1776 and served under Gen. Potter and Major Stewart.

John Campbell, born 1748, in Augusta Co., Va., died 1808, near Abingdon, Va. He commanded a company of militia in 1776, and gave civil service in Washington

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Co., Va. He married Ruth Edwards. Their son, Archi­bald Campbell, married Rebecca Kirke, and their son, James A., married Jane Prather.

John Campbell, served as a private in the Tryon Co., N . Y. militia. He lived in Cherry Valley where his family were taken prisoners by the Indians, but were re­leased through the efforts of Brandt. He married Eleanor Ramsey. Their daughter, Eleanor, born 1758, died 1846, married her cousin, Samuel Campbell, in 1782, whose daughter, Martha, married George Clyde, son of Samuel Clyde and Catherine Wasson.

John Campbell for twenty years was speaker of the N. Car. House of Burgesses. He was elected a member of the Provincial Congress, which met at Halifax in 1776. He died in Chowan Co., N. Car., in 1788. He married Mary Elizabeth Hill. Their son, James Campbell, mar­ried Mary Kinchen, and his son, George Campbell, mar­ried Mary Scott.

John Campbell served in the revolution from New Jersey in 1777, as quartermaster in the state militia. He died soon after 1783. He married Rebecca Baldwin, and their daughter. Charity Campbell, born 1760, and who died in 1829, married Rufus Crane of Newark, N. J., who served in the Essex Co., militia. He was born in 1744, and died in 1814.

McDonald Campbell, born 1754, in Somerset Co., N. J., died 1845, in Morrow Co., Ohio. He served as fifer, express rider and lieutenant of the Penn. Line. He married Margaret Tingley. Their daughter, Margaret, married Lewis Mackey.

Mat thew Campbell died in Marysville, Ky., in 1819. and buried in Aberdeen, Ohio. He served in the Penn. Line, 1778-81. He married Mary Shelby. Their daugh­ter, Levice Jane Campbell, born 1794, died 1873, married James Power.

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M A S S A C H U S E T T S M A R R I A G E S (From Original Kecords)

Cambell, Abigail and Lyman Baldwin, 12 November, 1786, Granville, Mass.

Campbell, Albert G. and Marie E. Moore, September, 1836, Worthington, Mass.

Campbell, Alexander and Joana Fry, 27 May, 1728, Bos­ton, Mass.

Campbell, Alexander and Elizabeth Fowler, 21 September, 1786, Newbury, Mass.

Campbell, Alexander and Patience Hammond, 27 No­vember, 1811, Charlton, Mass.

Campbell, Dr. Alexander and Achsah Richardson, 29

July, 1819, Templeton, Mass. Campbell, Alfred H. and Hattie Winchester, 29 Novem­

ber, 1877, Westport, Mass. Campbell, Alfred H. and Marian E. Blake, 20 July, 1893,

Hyde Park, Mass. Campbell, Alice and William C. Hinkley, 7 May, 1833,

Milton, Mass. Campbell, Almira H. and John Lafarge, 18 September,

1828, Washington, Mass. Campbell, Alvan and Polly Goodwill, 3 January, 1811,

Chester, Mass. Campbell, Andrew and Susanna Pillsbury, 19 Decem­

ber, 1745, Boston, Mass. Camell, Ann and John Bowden, 1 March, 1742, Boston,

Mass. Campbell, Ann and Benjamin Smallage, 12 October, 1749,

Boston, Mass. Campbell, Ann and Michael Campbell, 31 March, 1844,

Arlington, Mass. Campbell, Anna and Abiel Caswell, 22 January, 1771,

Norton, Mass. Campbell, Archibald and Mrs. Hannah Barnard, 15 No­

vember, 1762, Sutton, Mass.

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Campbell, Archibald, Jr., and Martha Laflen, 26 Novem­ber, 1788, Charlton, Mass.

Campbell, Albert G. and Maria E. Moore, 10 September, 1836, Chester, Mass.

Campbel, Asa and Sally Strickland, 8 December, 1813, Granville, Mass.

Campbell, Barnard and Ann Collins, 25 September, 1841, Arlington, Mass.

Campbell, Betsy and James Conick, 1760, Townsend, Mass.

Campbell, Betty and William Storey, 15 October, 1780, Norton, Mass.

Campbell, Bridget and William Kennedy, 12 May, 1848, Waltham, Mass.

Campbell, Caleb and Marcy Bate, 29 March, 1725, Wey­mouth, Mass.

Campbell, Catherine and Luke Rill, 6 June, 1809, Boston, Mass.

Campbell, Charles E. and Mary Ann Prat t , 11 February, 1841, Sutton, Mass.

Campbell, Charles H. and Sarah Heard, 27 October, 1847, Wayland, Mass.

Campbell, Clarissa and Eli Goodrich, 3 February, 1808, Lanesborough, Mass.

Campbel, Cornelius and Eliza Short, 17 September, 1718, Boston, Mass.

Campbell, Damaris and John Woolwin, 19 December, 1751, Boston, Mass.

Campbell, Daniel and Bulah Stone, 22 September, 1780, Framingham, Mass.

Campbell, Daniel and Lucy Emery, 4 July, 1782, Town-send, Mass.

Cambell, Daniel and Lucy Perry, 14 November, 1841, Westford, Mass.

Campbell, David and Polly Dutton, 22 May. 1803, West-ford, Mass.

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Campbell, David and Betsy Godfrey, 11 July 1835, Ames-bury, Mass.

Campbell, Deborah and Nahum Houghton, 20 January, 1770, Rutland, Mass.

Campbell, Dolly and Charles H. Stevens, 7 September, 1846. Athol, Mass.

Campbell, Ebenezer and Hannah Prat t , 29 March, 1694, Taunton, Mass.

Campbell, Edward and Lidia Hutton, 20 January, 1739, Boston, Mass.

Campbel, Elenor and Henry Clement, 5 December, 1819, Norton, Mass.

Campbal, Elizabeth and Hector McNeal, 17 November, 1732, Boston, Mass.

Campbell, Elizabeth and John Cleves, 18 April, 1738, Boston, Mass.

Campbel, Elizabeth and Joshua Wood, 19 October, 1752, Bradford, Mass.

Campbell, Elizabeth and James Bellows, Jr., 18 January, 1754, Southborough, Mass.

Campbell, Elizabeth and Nathaniel Butterfield, 23 March,

1758, Tewksbury, Mass. Campbel, Elizabeth and Samuel Bell, 22 June, 1780,

Chester, Mass. Campbill, Elizabeth and Silas Clark, 11 September, 1786,

Methuen, Mass. Campbell, Elizabeth and John K. Sampson, 19 May, 1842,

Milton, Mass. Campbell, Elizabeth and William Winter, 8 December,

1860, Boston, Mass. Campbel, Eliza and William Foy, 5 April, 1716, Boston,

Mass. Campbell, Eliza F. and Roland Lewis, 1 September, 1841,

Chester, Mass. Campbell, Ethan and Silence Eglestone, 15 December,

1803. Chester. Mass.

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Campbell, Eunice and William Durant, 28 March, 1807, Boston, Mass.

Campbell, Ezra B. and Elizabeth B. Chamberlain, 29 August, 1835, Sutton, Mass.

Campbell, Fannie B. and Nathan Pingry, 1 June, 1837, Newburyport, Mass.

Campbell, Fanny and Jeremiah Sprague, 17 May, 1804, Boston, Mass.

Campbal, George and Sarah Webster, 22 Nov. 1729, Bos­ton, Mass.

Campbell, George and Mary Wheeler, 1753, Townsend,

Mass. Campbell, Capt. George and Mary Morse 5 December,

1754, Newbury, Mass. Campbell, George and Mary March, 20 February, 1813,

Newburyport, Mass. Campbell, George and Sarah Popkin, 8 May, 1819, New­

buryport, Mass. Cambel, Gersham and Sarah Andrus, 9 May, 1732, Nor­

ton, Mass. Campbell, Grace and William H. Swift, 1 May, 1867,

Pittsfield, Mass. Campbell, Hanna and Abel Chase, 2 April, 1761, New­

bury, Mass. Campbell, Hanna and John Jack, 30 September, 1820,

Newburyport, Mass. Campbell, Hannah and Francis Follensbee, 20 November,

1777, Newbury, Mass. Campbell, Hannah and Abner Bills, 25 July, 1802, Town-

send, Mass. Campbell, Hector and Olive Lowe, 14 May, 1812, Chester,

Mass. Campbell, Henry and Sarah Blake, 23 March, 1809,

Franklin, Mass. Campbell, Hugh M. and Lucy Stratton, 9 August, 1832,

Bradford, Mass.

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Campbell, Isabella and Thomas Weston, 22 November, 1751, Boston, Mass.

Campbell, Isabella and Joel Stone, 31 March, 1846, Rut­land, Mass.

Campbell, James and Elizabeth Nichols, 12 July, 1764, Tewksbury, Mass.

Campbell, James and Rebekah Adams, 21 December, 1769, Townsend, Mass.

Cambel, James and Mary Ann Dick, 7 June, 1770, Pelham, Mass.

Cambell, James and Lorana Smith, 10 May, 1778, Chester, Mass.

Campbell, James and Elizabeth Webber, 16 June, 1779, Newburyport, Mass.

Campbell, James and Anna Gleason, 7 February, 1781, Sutton, Mass.

Campbell, James and Isabel Elder, 18 December, 1783, Chester, Mass.

Campbell, James and Peggy Boyd, 28 January, 1796, Eddington, Mass.

Campbell, James and Nancy Clouston, 2 October, 1804, Newburyport, Mass.

Campbell, James and Rebecca Luckis, 5 April, 1808, Bos­ton, Mass.

Campbell, James, 2nd and Christian Ingell, 1 March, 1810, Chester, Mass.

Campbell, Jane and William McAllister, 24 January, 1727, Marlboro, Mass.

Campbell, Jane and Moses Kirk, 2 July, 1734, Boston, Mass.

Cambel, Jane and James Waddell, 3 May, 1739, Haver­hill, Mass.

Cammell, Jane and Thomas Ham, 17 March, 1747, Bos­ton, Mass.

Campbel, Jane and Robert Richardson, 28 January, 1 762, Tewksbury, Mass.

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Campbell , Jane and Joseph Barrett , 7 February, 1785, Townsend, Mass.

Campbell , Jane and Thomas Harvey, Jr., 23 May, 1805, Newburyport, Mass.

Campbell, Jane and Jason F. Kennedy, 2 April, 1833, Milton, Mass.

Campbell, Jenny and Ethan Marshall, 13 March, 1792, Chester, Mass.

(To be continued)

H E I R S T O E S T A T E S

The following members of the Campbell family have been advertised for by attorneys and administrators during the past twenty-five years. These names refer only to American estates or money in this country await­ing heirs.

Campbell, Abigail, Somerville, N. J. Campbell, (Mrs.) Anna or Fraser, New York, 1891. Campbell, Archibald, New York, I860. Campbell, Bernard, New York. Campbell, Bridget, New York, 1903. Campbell, B. G., Hoboken, N. J., 1879. Campbell, Catherine, nee McDonald, 1769. Campbell, (Mrs.) D. A., (widow). Campbell, Eliza, married Hamilton. Campbell, Eleanor, New York, 1910. Campbell, George, Portsmouth, N. H. Campbell, George, New York, 1869. Campbell, Isabella, East Boston, Mass. Campbell, John, New York, 1904. Campbell, John Colquhoun, died U. S., 1911. Campbell, Kenneth. Died, 1875. Campbell, Robert, Hoboken, N. J., 1883. Campbell, Robert B., (colonel) U. S. Army. Campbell, Robert B., Havana, Cuba, 1894. Campbell, William, New York, 1834.

Campbell, William and Edward, New York, 1906..

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GEORGETOWN, MAINE, RECORDS Children of William and Elizabeth Campbell:

Mary, born 15 January, 1731. Agnes, born 8 October, 1733. William, born 2 August, 1736. Elizabeth, born 2 March, 1739. Martha, born 21 April, 1741. John, born 10 August, 1743. Daniel, born 9 September, 1745.

Children of Alexander and Frances Campbell: John, born 28 July 1741. Nancy, born 10 June, 1744.

Children of John and Sarah Campbell:

Margaret, born 6 January, 1765. Elizabeth, born 4 May, 1768. John, born 9 February, 1772.

Children of John and Nancy Campbell: Patrick, born 14 August, 1775. Susannah, born 20 July, 1777.

John, born 5 June, 1779. W/-11- U 1 1 ! I 1701

William, born 11 July, l / o l . Daniel, born 3 October, 1783. M U 1 1 IT L I 7 Q A

INancy, born 11 rebruary , 1/00. Jane, born 26 April, 1788. Alexander, born 27 September, 1790. Elijah, born 1 I February, 1793. Robert, born 30 October, 1796.

Children of Alexander and Nancy Campbell: Susannah, born 29 October, 1817. Robert, born I December, 1819. Jane Mary, born 11 September, 1821 John, born 12 August, 1823. Harriet, born 28 March, 1825. Nancy, born 27 March, 1827. Lettis, born 30 June, 1829.

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Louisa, born 1 May, 1831. James Alexander, born 12 April, 1833, died 14 De­

cember, 1833. Alexander James, born 2 October, 1834, died 30 Sep­

tember, 1837. Cordelia, born 26 August, 1836. Victoria, born 1 November, 1839.

N E W Y O R K M A R R I A G E S (Continued from page 38)

Campbell, Clara and Dr. Clarence C. Howard, 6 October, 1886, New York City.

Campbell, Emma and David Bigelow, 1874, Columbia Co., N. Y.

Campbell, Esther and Elijah Watson, 3 December, 1790, Stillwater, N. Y.

Campbell, Joseph and Sintha Hooker, 21 August, 1816, Olean, N. Y.

Campbell, Kenneth and Margaret Munro, 15 November, 1785, New York City.

Campbell, Lawrence R. and Mary Henley, 26 April, 1782, State Licence.

Campbell, Lewis and Elizabeth A. Putnam, 1849, Lewis Co., N. Y.

Campbell, Lilly and James Murray, 16 July, 1756, S ta te Licence.

Campbell, Loghlin and Rebecca Shearman, 6 July, 1787, New York City.

Campbell, Lucy and Adam C. Kirby, 1859, Columbia Co., N. Y.

Campbell, Lydia and Gilliam Cornell, 22 April, 1779, State Licence.

Campbell, Margaret and John Campbell, 20 July, 1756, State Licence.

Campbell, Margaret and James Weekes, 26 November , 1762, State Licence.

Campbell, Margaret and George Butterworth, 21 Febru­ary, 1764, State Licence.

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Campbell, Margaret and Francis Fairbairn, 29 Novem­ber, 1806, New York City.

Campbell, Marius R. and Margaret Stevenson, 5 Novem­ber, 1890, Middletown, N. Y.

Campbell, Martha and Peter Douty, 1 March, 1772, New York City.

Campbell, Martin and Mary Rutsan, 15 October, 1772, State Licence.

Campbell, Mary and Francis Panton, 28 July, 1761, State Licence.

Campbell, Mary and James Johnson, 16 February, 1763, New York City.

Campbell, Mary and Walter Micklejohn, 6 July, 1767, State Licence.

Cambell, Mary and David Mills, 9 September, 1776, New Windsor, N. Y.

Campbell, Mary and Herman Schuyler, 22 June 1784, New York City.

Cambell, Mary and Phineas Bowman, 16 May, 1790, New Windsor, N. Y.

Campbell, Mary and William Johnson, 2 7 January, 1798, New York City.

Campbell, Mary A. and George H. Watson, 11 June, 1885, New York City.

Campbell, Mary J. and George D. Dooer, 1859, Avon,

N. Y. Campbell, Mary M. and Marvin Best, 18 July, 1864, Eas t

Greenbush, N. Y. Campbell, Nealie and Edward T. Moore, 1880, Columbia

Co., N. Y. Campbell, Olive and Luriel Tousley, 16 September, 1784,

Amenia, N. Y. Campbell, Patrick and Rebecca Osterout, 4 January, 1770,

Amenia, N. Y. Campbell, Patrick and Sarah Pearsoll, 2 January, 1781.

Sta te Licence.

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Campbell, Phebe and Joseph Sexton, 4 February, 1754, Huntington, N. Y.

Cambell. Polly and Henry Walrath, 30 June, 1823, Mont­gomery Co., N . Y.

Campbell, Rachel and Henry Wyce, 22 January , 1761, State Licence.

Campbell, Rachel and Thomas Merritt , 27 November, 1764, New York City.

Campbell, Rebecca and Cornelius Macardell, 1834, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Campbell, Robert and Elizabeth Buckout, 10 November, 1761, State Licence.

Campbell, Robert and Margaret Shannon, 25 March, 1765, State Licence.

Campbell, Robert and Abigail Embree, 24 March, 1773, Sta te Licence.

Campbell, Robert and Margaret Lamb, 25 January , 1776, Sta te Licence.

Campbell, Robert and Hannah Kelly, widow, 27 Ju ly , 1775, New York City.

Campbell, Samuel and Jane Cannon, 1768, Tryon Co., N. Y.

Campbell, Samuel and Eliza Duyckinck, 14 December, 1786, New York City.

Campbell, Sarah and James Hile, 7 July, 1792, New York City.

Campbell, Mrs. Sarah and Major Benjamin Russell, 13 August, 1803, New York City.

Campbell, Sarah M. and John C. Campbell, 2 August, 1852. E. Greenbush, N. Y.

Campbell, Sarah S. and William P. Kirby, 1848, Columbia

Co., N. Y. Campbell, Susanna and William Hunter , 16 November,

1780, S ta te Licence. Campbell, Sylvester and Lucy Moore, 10 February, 1761,

State Licence. (To bo continued)

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M A I N E W I L L S (From Original Records)

M A R T H A C A M P B E L L , widow of John, of New Castle. 29 February, 1772. d. Jane, wife of James Brown. d. Mary, wife of Samuel Cawley. d. Elizabeth, wife of Mark Fi t t s .

J A M E S C A M P B E L L of NewCast le , 15 June, 1791. Heirs named:

Sarah Campbell, widow Joseph Campbell Betsey Campbell Daniel Campbell Michael Campbell Thomas Campbell James Campbell Rachel Campbell Sally Borland

A T E N N E S S E E F A M I L Y (Contributed)

William Bowen Campbell, born 1 February, 1807, Sumner Co., Tenn., married Fannie I. Owen, died 19 August, 1867, Lebanon, Tenn.

Children: 1. William B., died unmarried.

2. Mary 0. , married D. C. Kelly. 3. Margaret H., married James S. Pilcher. 4. Fannie A„ married J. M. Bonner. 5. Joseph A., married Alice Hall . 6. Owen, married Susie Towson. 7. Lemuel R., married Johnnie Marshall .

Children of Joseph A. Campbell and Alice Hall :

1. Frances 2. Mary . 3. Jessie B.

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Children of Lemuel R. Campbell and Johnnie Marshal l : 1. William B. 2. Mat thew M. 3. Russell

M A I N E M A R R I A G E S (Continued from page 48)

Campbell, Mrs . Mercy E. and Thomas Woodworth,, 6 April, 1880, West Gardiner, Maine.

Cambell, Merrill and Elizabeth Morrison, 3 March, 1851, Augusta, Maine.

Campbell, Michael and Mary A. Churchill, 24 October, 1833, Wakefield, N . B.

Campbell, Miss and John McGrath , II January , 1770, Biddeford, Maine.

Campbell, Murdick and Odessa Barss, 22 May, 1891, Gardiner, Maine.

Campbell , Nancy A. and Harrison H. Rockwell, 28 August, 1853, Pi t ts ton, Maine.

Campbell, Mrs. Orra A. and Henry L. Currier, 8 April, 1868, Farmingdale, Maine.

Campbell, Peggy and John Smith, 5 December, 1805, Orrington, Maine.

Campbell, Peggy and John Savage, 31 January , 1808, Bangor, Maine.

Campbell, Samuel A. and Emeline Purrington, 26 Octo­ber, 1833, Gardiner, Maine.

Campbell, Susan and William Hammond , 4 August, 1796, Bangor, Maine.

Campbell, Susan A. and Henry L. Pat terson, 25 Septem­ber, 1866, Pi t ts ton, Maine.

Campbell, Thomas, Jr. , and Sabra Knapp, 21 December, 1793, Orrington, Maine.

Cammell, Thomas and Margaret Nason, 30 June, 1797. Gorham, Maine.

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Soldiers of the Revolution '.. ..Page 65

Massachusetts Marriages " 67

Londonderry, N. H. Deaths . . . . " 68

Bedford Co., Va. Wills. " 68

Philadelphia Marriage Records " 69

New York Marriages " 72

Whitaker Campbell's Family " 73

Rhode Island Marriages. " 75

Pennsylvania Wills. " 77

Pennsylvania Marriages " 78

TheCampbells in the War . . . . . " 79

The Campbell Family MAGAZINE

JANUARY, 1917

SOLDIERS OF T H E REVOLUTION With Important Genealogical Notes on their Families and

Decendants (Continued from page 52)

Robert Campbell of New York, born 1735, died 1777, served as lieutenant under Col. Nicholas Herkimer and lost his life at Oriskany. One half of the soldiers fell in this battle. He married Margaret. Their son, Samuel R. Campbell, born 1775, died 1843, married Sarah Mynders, and their son, James H. Campbell, married Matilda E. A. Kuper.

Robert Campbell, born Massachusetts, married Mary Pierce, born 1718, died 1790. Their son, David Campbell, died in Pittsheld, Mass., married Lucy Laflin, born 1763, died 1852. He served as a private in Col. Marinus Wil-lett's regiment of state militia. Their son, Richard Camp­bell, born 1780, died 1820, married Arabella Grace Bogue, born 1793, died 1836, and they had a son, Egbert Hal-stead Campbell, who married Susan Ann Sandford.

Samuel Campbell, born 1738, died 1824, in Cherry Valley, N. Y. Was colonel of militia Tryon Co., N. Y. He married Jane Cannon. Their son, Matthew Campbell, married Deborah Putnam, whose son, Dewitt Clinton Campbell, married Mary Jones. Another son of Samuel and Jane, James S. Campbell, married Sarah Elderkin, whose son, John C. Campbell, married Sarah M. Camp­bell.

Samuel Campbell, born 1754, in Augusta Co., Va., died 1778. He served as 2nd lieutenant in the 14th Va. regiment. He married Mary Anderson. Their daughter, Mary Campbell, married Oliver Anderson.

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Samuel Campbell, born 1722, in Londonderry, Ire­land, died 1797, in Windham, N. H. He served under Gen. Stark at Bennington and was town clerk for twelve years. He married Mary Robinson. Among their chil­dren were:

1. James Campbell, born 1754, died 1835. Was wounded at Bunker Hill. Married Agnes Pa­trick. Their son, Hiram Campbell, married Louisa Beard.

2. John Campbell married Sarah Burns. Their son, Robert M., married Anna Carr.

3. Molly Campbell married John Campbell, born 1747, son of William Campbell and Mary Gregg.

4. William Campbell, married Margaret Hughes. Thomas Campbell of N. Y. served in the Dutchess

Co., militia. He married Jemima Oakley. Their daugh­ter, Jane Campbell, married Andrew McCready.

Thomas Campbell, born 1737, died 1803, was a pri­vate at Bunker Hill, in Col. John Stark 's N . H. regi­ment of militia. He married Margaret Dunning. Their daughter, Jane Campbell, married Daniel Dudley.

William Campbell, born in Scotland, killed at the battle of Eutaw Springs, serving in the Virginia militia under Gen. Nathaniel Green. He married Mary Arm­strong. Their son, William Campbell, Jr., married Anne Wiseman, whose daughter, Jane, died 1876, married Peter Baker.

William Campbell of Virginia, born 1745, died 1781. He entered the army as captain and headed a regiment at Yorktown. He married Elizabeth Henry. Their daugh­ter, Sarah Buchanan Campbell, married Gen. "Francis Preston, son of William Preston and Susannah Smith.

William Campbell, born 1719 in Ireland, died 1776 in Windham, N. H. He fought in the early wars and served on the Commit tee of Inspection, 1775. He mar-

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ried Mary Gregg. Their son, John, married Molly Camp­bell, daughter of Samuel Campbell and Mary Robinson.

William Campbell, born 1755 in Monmouth Co., N . J. He was drummer and drum major in the N. J. militia. He married Margaret . His son John Campbell, married Hannah Tompkins, whose son, William Campbell, married Grace Hamilton.

William Campbell served as a private in the New York militia under Col. James Livingston. He married Kathar ine Reid. Their son, Roger Campbell, born 1775, an only child, married Miss Clarke. Their son. William Campbell, born 1800, died 1878, married in 1829, Eliza­beth Foyle. born 1805, died 1890.

William Campbell was born in Virginia in 1758, and died in Lexington, Ky., in 1800. He served in the Revo­lution as lieutenant and captain in the Virginia Line. In 1784, he married Tabi tha Adams Russell, daughter of William Russell and Tab i tha Adams. She was born 1764, and died 1816 Their children included:

1. John W. Campbell, who married Jane Porter. Their son, Alexander married Annie Allen.

2. Nancy Steel Campbell, born 1787, who married Capt. Charles F. Wing.

(To be Continued)

M A S S A C H U S E T T S M A R R I A G E S (CouUuut'd from pagu 58)

Campbell, Jeremiah and Peggy Brogg, 30 November, 1783, Norton, Mass.

Camel, John and Mary Crawford, 17 October, 1720, Boston, Mass.

Campbell, John and Ester Whittle, 6 February, 1722, Boston, Mass.

Campbell, John and Mary Pemberton, widow, 11 April,

1723, Boston, Mass. Campbell, John and Ann Maycumbe, 3 April, 1735,

Boston, Mass. Campbell, John and Hannah Rogers, 1768, Lancaster.

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Campbell, John and Nancy Rugg, July, 1794, Lancaster, Mass.

Campbell, John and Dolly Baldwin, 27 August, 1812,

Townsend, Mass. Campbell, John and Bet ty Allen, 2 December, 1819,

Weston, Mass. Cambell, John and Jane Bruce, 23 November, 1841, Dan-

vers, Mass. Campbell, John and Sophia Freeman, 24 November, 1842,

Sturbridge, Mass. Campbell, John H. and Harriet N. Clark, 16 September,

1847, Chester, Mass. Campbell, Jonas and Ru th Colburn, 2 July, 1782, Town-

send, Mass. Campbell, Joseph and Jemima Moor, 6 November, 1787,

Chester, Mass. Campbell, Kezia and John Colburn, 30 January, 1794,

Townsend, Mass. (To be Continued)

L O N D O N D E R R Y , N . H . D E A T H S (Krom Town Records)

Jane Campbell, wife of Alexander, died 2 May, 1776. John Campbell, died 1863. Winnefred J. Campbell, died 1 March, 1868, aged 2 years. Dr . William J. Campbell, died 28 September, 1874, aged

54 years. Charlot te Campbell, his wife, died 27 January, 1902,

aged 71 years. Luella E. Campbell, died 24 June, 1883.

B E D F O R D C O U N T Y V A . W I L L S

The following is a complete list of the Campbell wills

probated in Bedford County, Virginia, from 1754 to -1830.

The name of the testator and date of probate is given

Campbel, Moses, 23 April, 1792.

Canpbell, William, 22 Jan . 1781.

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P H I L A D E L P H I A M A R R I A G E R E C O R D S (From (.lie Original Register of Old Swedes' Church)

David Campbell and Elizabeth Lawrence by Rev. Olof Parlin, by license.

John Campbell and Sarah Burk, by Rev. Olof Parlin, by publication.

John Campbell and Mary Reinhart , by Rev. Olof Parlin, by license.

Ann Campbell and Barney Murphy, by Rev. Olof Parlin, by publication.

Hugh Campbell and Mary Hannah, by Rev. Charles M. Wrangel, by license.

Catherine Campbel, and Henry Kreps, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson, by license.

George Campbell and Mary Cavert , by Rev. Andrew Goeransson, by license.

Mary Camel and John Rodgers, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson, by publication.

Margaret Campbell and Gabriel Willson, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

Joseph Campbell and Elizabeth Clodier, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

John Campbell and Jane Willson, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

John Cammcll and Isabella Benson, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

Duncan Campbell and Margaret Hall, Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

Catherine Campbell and Thomas Silbey, by. Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

Mary Campbell and Patr ick Dixson, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

Elizabeth Campbell and James "Kava-naugh, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

John Campbell and Mary Kerr, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

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4 Oct.

14 Dec.

28 May

27 June

30 Jan.

9 April

18 Dec.

6 Mar.

22 Jan.

21 April

25 Nov.

7 Mar.

28 Mar.

13 June

15 Nov.

22 Nov.

25 Nov.

1752,

1754,

1757,

1757,

1760,

1770,

1770,

1774,

1775.

1777.

1777.

177b.

1778,

1778,

1778,

1778,

1778,

8 May

31 May

1 June

11 July

19 Nov.

2 Jan.

5 Aug.

17 Feb.

22 Feb.

2 April

6 April

7 Aug.

30 Nov.

9 Feb.

16 Oct.

26 Nov.

13 July

4 Sept.

1779,

1779,

1779,

1779.

1779,

1780,

1781,

1781,

1781,

1781.

1783.

1783.

1784.

1785.

1787.

1787.

1790.

1790.

Mary Campbell and Robert Connelly, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

Ann Campbell and James Miller, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

Sarah Campbell and Patr ick Linch, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

James Campbell and Bridget Smith, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

Philip Shen Campbell and Hannah New­man, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

Margaret Campbell and Francis Gallen, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

Jane Campbell and Michael Joys, by Rev. Andrew Goeransson.

Pa t ty Cambel and George Hinderson, by Rev. M. Hultgreen.

Catherine Campbell and William George, by Rev. M. Hultgreen.

Catherine Campbell and John Collin, by Rev. M. Hultgreen.

Mary Campbell and Charles Hamilton, by Rev. M. Hultgreen.

Elizabeth Campbell and John Newcom, by Rev. M. Hultgreen.

Richard Campbell and Catherine Reily, by Rev. M. Hultgreen.

Mary Campbell and Charles Holland, by Rev. M. Hultgreen.

Sucky Campbell and Pat r ic Madan, by Rev. Nicholas Collin.

Anne Campbell and James Plant , by Rev. Nicholas Collin.

Patr ic Campbell and Agnes Hunter , by Rev. Nicholas Collin.

Laurence Campbell and Jane Douherty,

by Rev. Nicholas Collin.

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24 Feb.

1 Dec.

23 July

1791,

1791,

1794,

William Campbell and Susanna McFar-lane, by Rev. Nicholas Collin.

Margaret Campbell and Barnabas Dow­ney, by Rev. Nicholas Collin.

Samuel Campbell, past 23, widower, son of dec. Samuel and Jane Campbell of Ireland, to Isabella McKan, past 25, daughter of Gilbert and Margare t McKan .

26 Aug. 1794, John Campbell, past 25, son of James and Jane Campbell, of Ireland, to Catherine Bryan, past 27, daughter of dec. Jeremiah and Catherine Bryan.

14 Dec. 1794, Charles Campbell, past 28, son of Neal Campbell and his dec. wife, Grisele, of Ireland, to Elizabeth Justis, past 28, daughter of the dec. John and Nancy Justis of Ireland.

22 Feb. 1795, Agnew Campbell, 25, son of John and Jane Campbell of Ireland, to Ann Alex­ander, 20, daughter of dec. Joseph and Mary Alexander, of Pennsylvania.

24 May 1795, John Campbell, 26, widower, son of dec. Andrew and Rachel Campbell of Philadelphia, to Mary Cooper, 34, widow, daughter of Christopher Fran-ciscus, of Lancaster, Penn.

20 Sept. 1795, Mary Campbell, 21, daughter of dec. George and Mary Campbell, of Phila­delphia, to Henry Lane, 21, son of Mathias and Catherine Lane, of West New Jersey.

18 June 1796, John Campbell, 22, son of James and Catherine Campbell, of Ireland, to Margaret Oliver, 22, daughter of dec. William and Elizabeth Oliver.

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7 Aug. 1796, Thomas Campbell, 19, mariner, son of Anthony, dec. and Mary Campbell, of Ireland, to Ann Welsh, 18, daughter of Dennis, d e c , and Jane Welsh, of Ireland.

15 Sept. 1796, John D. Campbell, 29, son of George Campbell, and his dec. wife, Sarah of Bucks Co., to Christina McCormick, 34, widow, daughter of dec. John and Rebecca Cryder of Philadelphia.

17 Nov. 1799, William Cambel, 24, son of William and Margaret Cambel, late of Ireland, to Mary Sveny, 25, daughter of John and dec. Mary Sveny of Ireland.

11 Mar. 1801, George Campbell, 32, son of Arthur and dec. wife Mary Campbell, of Ireland, to Elizabeth Myer, 23, daughter of dec. Henry and Hester Myer of Phila­delphia.

N E W Y O R K M A R R I A G E S

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Campbell , Thomas and Elizabeth Brush, 29 January ,

1732, Huntington, N. Y. Campbell, Thomas and Jemima Oockley, 12 October,

1765, State Licence. Campbell, Thomas B. and Phidelia Terry, May 1814,

Scipio, N. Y. Campbell, William and Sarah Du Bois, 12 September,

1785, New York City. Campbell, William and Caty Southerin, 28 July, 1797,

New York City. Campbell , William and Maria Connerye, 22 November,

1807, New York City. Campbell, William V. and Tilley C. Rice, 28 April, 1886,

New York City. (To be Continued)

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W H I T A K E R C A M P B E L L ' S F A M I L Y

F r o m N o t e s M a d e b y a D e s c e n d a n t of t h e V i r g i n i a B r a n c h

Captain Whitaker Campbell, Sr., of King and Queen County, Va., was born about 1727, and died between 1812 and 1814, buried at the old Campbell place, near Bruington, King and Queen County. At this place are the sunken shapes of three graves, where are buried Cap­tain Whitaker Campbell, Mary Catherine Purks and William Purks. Colonel Campbell married, first name of wife not known—perhaps, Throckmorton—and had seven children, which we will give first in the list of his children. Secondly, he married Mar tha de Shasure (Major Alfred R. Courtney, of Richmond, whose mother, Sally, was young­est daughter of this second marriage, says this name was sometimes spelled De Shazo). There were four children by this marriage. Captain Whitaker by his marriage had:

I. Whitaker Campbell, Jr., administrator of his father's estate, 1814-1818, married Sarah Smith Baytop, of Gloucester, Va., daughter of Thomas Baytop, born 1751, captain of artillery in Revolutionary War, and his wife, Sarah, daughter of George Booth, of Gloucester, Va. Issue, four children, among them Sarah Smith Baytop, as above.

I I . Mary (Polly) Campbell, married Benoin Cartlon, Sr., soldier in Revolutionary War, about sixteen years old in 1776. His Revolutionary War history from Wash­ington states he applied for pension, and received it 14 September, 1832; was then down as son-in-law to Richard Rome (a second marriage probably). Enlisted at King and Queen, Va., St. Stephen's Parish.

I I I . Priscilla Campbell married Captain Robert Courtney, Sr., son of Philip Courtney. This Robert was uncle to t ha t Robert , who married Sally, the youngest child of Whitaker Campbell . The senior and junior was

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used, as explained in Rev. Bagby's history of King and Queen, to distinguish the two Roberts . Priscilla Camp­bell Courtney died 7 October, 1840. Captain Robert Courtney had a second wife, name not known.

IV. Jane Campbell married —Jones, father of Hill Jones of Caroline County, who married a daughter of Captain Robert Courtney, Sr., in 1819 (her first cousin). Hill Jones was father of Hon. A. C. Jones, of Arkansas.

V. Alexander Campbell, born about 1774; died about 1829; married three times. One wife was Sarah Courtney, born 1770, died 1827; another marriage was to Lucy L. Brown, 24 April, 1828. Alexander Campbell had a daugh­ter, who was raised by her aunt , Mrs. Captain Robert Courtney, Sr., and married Colonel John Pollard, and so became the mother of Dr. John Pollard. Hon. H. R. Pollard, Sarah Jane, the wife of Rev. Dr. Alfred Bagby. (Judge James M. Jeffries comes in here somewhere).

VI. William Campbell married Susan Pierce in King and Queen. She secured widow's pension 19 Septem­ber. 1838, aged seventy-three years. She died in Orange, Va., 13 March, 1852. He is down as lieutenant-colonel, Orange, Va., Militia, 25 June, 1790; also appointed major of United States Infantry, 10 January, 1799.

VII . Emily P. Campbell married Edward Fox in 1815. (This may be Whitaker Campbell 's granddaughter instead of daughter. Her daughter, Sally Fox, married Mr. Porter, of Richmond.

VI I I . Peter Campbell married . Lived

at West Point, Va. IX. Jack Campbell, unmarried, died in Mississippi. X . Elizabeth C. Campbell, married, first, Wood,

of Essex; second, Robert Pendleton, of King and Queen. A daughter. Miss Pendleton, married James B. Winston, of Richmond.

X I . Sarah Campbell, married, in 1812, Robert Courtney, Jr. , born 1786, son of Rev. Thomas Courtney

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of King and Queen, and nephew to Robert Courtney, Sr. Some of Sarah Campbell 's children were: Mortimer, born 1818, died 1908, aged over ninety years; Thomas Lysander, born 1824, died 1908; Major Alfred R., born 1830, living in 1910; Mar tha Elizabeth, married Smith, very old in 1910, lived at Glen Allen, near Ashland.

R H O D E I S L A N D M A R R I A G E S (From Original Records)

Campbell, Albert H., of Virginia, and Mary P. Stebbins, 30 D e c , 1847, Providence.

Camel, Amelia and Lewis Cosier, 2 Jan., 1846, Cumberland Campbell, Arnold and Elizabeth Shaw, 25 Sept., 1759,

Little Compton. Campbell, Betsy and Thomas McGee, 27 Aug., 1848,

Providence. Campbell, Catherine and William A. Potter, 10 Sept.,

1820, Foster. Campbell, Catherine and John Sleven, 4 Feb., 1845,

Providence. Campbell, Catherine and John McCay, 4 May, 1845,

Providence. Campbell, Catherine and James Mullen, 30 April, 1849,

Providence. Campbell, Caroline A. and Elisha A. Bowen, 3 July, 1846,

Providence. Campbell, Caroline C. and William Pat ton , 14 Sept., 1847,

Tiverton. Campbell, Charles and Mar tha Price, 17 Sept., 1732,

South Kingstown. Cammell. Deborah and Jeremiah Greene, 20 July, 1765,

Exeter. Campbell . Dennis and Rose McGlone. 11 May, 1849,

Providence. Camble, Eliza and Ronert Wilkinson. 11 May. 1849,

Providence.

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Campbell, Francis and Mary Berkin, 22 Nov., 1849, Providence.

Campbell, Horatio N. and Harriet Babcock, 8 Sept., 1846, Westerly.

Campbell, Isabella and William Galley, 21 June, 1849, Providence.

Campbell, James H. and Amie M. Cozsens, 20 May, 1849, Smithfield.

Campbell, Jane and Robert Shields, 19 D e c , 1844, Providence.

Campbell, John and Hannah P. Atwood, 23 October, 1842, N. Providence.

Campbell, John and Susan Carroll, 8 Aug., 1847, Provi­dence.

Campbell, John and Elizabeth McKeeley, 12 April, 1850, Providence.

Campbell, Laura A. and Thomas Magee, 24 Nov., 1842, Cumberland.

Campbell, Maggie and Byron E. Salisbury, 5 April, 1889, Foster.

Campbell, Mary and John Fox, 15 Feb., 1846, Providence. Campbell, Mary and William Sheridan, 25 Nov., 1847,

Providence . Campbell, Mary A. and Nelson Matteson, 3 Jan., 1844,

Providence. Campbell, Mary Ann and Mat thew Compton, 25 May,

1845, Providence. Campbell, Michael and Mary McElroy, 2 Feb., 1845

Providence. Campbell, Michael and Anne Nugent, 6 May, 1849,

Providence. Campbell, Nelson and Mar tha Moore, 25 Aug., 1844,

Cranston. Campbell, Patr ick and Hannah Nugent, 28 Nov., 1845,

Providence. Campbell, Phelps B. and Eliza G. Greves, 25 Oct., 1849,

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Campbell, Sarah and Thomas Goodman, 7 May, 1761, Newport .

Campbell , Sarah and Michael McGann, 23 June, 1845, Providence.

Campbell, Sarah and James McSolley, 5 Feb., 1846, Providence.

Campbell, Sophia and James Rooney, 7 Jan. , 1850, Providence.

Campbell, Susan and Daniel Carlin, 27 Sept., 1849, Providence.

Campbell, Thomas and Maria Trainer, 22 Feb., 1846, Providence.

Campbell, Thomas and Mary Hughes, 24 Sept., 1848, P . j

rovidence. Campbell, Thomas and Catherine McAuleff, 27 Aug.,

1849, Cumberland. (To be Continued)

P E N N S Y L V A N I A W I L L S

(From Original Records)

Hugh Campbell, Straban township, York Co., Penn., 14 D e c , 1798, 2 Jan., 1799.

•c D u / J r \ wire Kebecca (second wife; son Alexander son Kobert son Armstrong daughter Mary daughter Margaret mentions first wife's children

Francis Campbell, Cumberland Co., Penn., 8 Aug., 1790, 9 March, 1791. .

wife Elizabeth son Francis son Ebenezer son Parker son George son-in-law, Robert Cate daughter Elizabeth

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P E N N S Y L V A N I A M A R R I A G E S (From Original Records)

Campbell , Ada K. and James D. Campbell, 17 September, 1863, Hunt ingdon.

Cambell, Alexander and Mar tha McNealy, 21 Aug., 1770, Philadelphia.

Campbell, Alexander and Elizabeth Kay, 12 September, 1791, Philadelphia.

Campbell, Alexander and Isabell Davis, 20 October, 1796. Carlisle.

Campbell, Alexander and Elizabeth Irwin, 3 May, 1814, Huntingdon Co.

Campbell, Alvin Cutler and Mar tha Hunselman, 10 May, 1869, Northumberland.

Campbell, Ann and Hugh Hamilton, 1 April, 1772, Paxtang, Dauphin Co.

Campbell, Ann and Robert Rice, 17 November, 1785, Lancaster.

Campbell, Anna R. and Walter S. Stevenson, 4 April, 1871, Philadelphia.

Camell, Anne and James Atkinson, 18 November, 1760, Lebanon.

Campbell, Anne and John Thornton, 25 October, 1796, Philadelphia.

Campbell, Anthony and Mary Stewart, 12 June, 1799, Philadelphia.

Campbell, Archibald and Mary Brethed, 27 February, 1746, Philadelphia.

Campbell, Archibald and Elizabeth Burke, 16 November,

1792, Carlisle. Campbell, Arthur and Eleanor Hurley, 14 April, 1771

Philadelphia. Campbell, Barney and Mary Butler, 12 June, 1767

Philadelphia. Campbell, Catherine and Thomas Hicks, 6 February, 1724

Philadelphia.

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Campbel , Catharine, widow, and Richard Johnson, 23 October, 1765, Philadelphia.

Cammel, Catherine and John Preston, 30 August, 1766, Philadelphia.

Campbell, Catherine and E v a n Whale, 15 March, 1770, Philadelphia.

Campbell , Catherine and Neser Swain, 20 October, 1777, Philadelphia.

Campbell , Catherine and Lewis Rockefeller, 25 November, 1845, Nor thumber land Co.

(To be continued)

T H E C A M P B E L L S I N T H E W A R (From a War Correspondent)

The gallantry of these men who wear the ta r tans of the old Scottish clans would seem wonderful if not habit­ual with them. Their first dash for Longueval was one of the finest exploits of the war. They were led forward by pipers, who went with them not only toward the Ger­man lines, bu t across them and into the thick of bat t le .

I t was to the tune of " T h e Campbells are Coming" tha t one regiment went forward, and tha t music was heard with terror beyond doubt by the German soldiers. Then the pipes screamed out the charge, the most awful music to be heard by men who have Highlanders against them, and with fixed bayonets and hand grenades they stormed the German trenches. Here and there many concealed machine-gun emplacements and dugouts were so strong t ha t no shell could smash them, some of them great vaults and concrete chambers of great depth, where many Germans could find cover. Bu t the Highlanders went down into them with great recklessness, two or three men flinging themselves into the vaults where their enemies were packed. I was told by one of their Colonels tha t in the bombing down the communication trenches they threw all caution to the wind, and while some of the men went along the trenches others ran along on top under a heavy

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fire cheering their comrades on and then leaping down up­on the enemy.

The Germans defended themselves with most stub­born courage and even at the point of the bayonet were still able to serve some machine guns at one point from which it had been found difficult to dislodge them. They were down in concrete emplacement from which they could send out a continual sput ter of bullets. Down the ruined way of what once was a street the Highlanders dug trenches across the village. The enemy attacked the village with progressive lines of heavy shells yard by yard, but by the best of luck his lines stopped short of where some ranks of Highlanders lying down in fours, were using frightful words to keep their spirits up.

The casualties were heavy among the other officers and men, but the Highlanders held on with wonderful spirit. It is this spirit which I saluted today with rever­ence when I met these men marching out of the fire zone. They brought their music with them, and the pipes of war were playing the Scottish love song, "I lo'e nae laddie but ane, an' he lo'es nae lassie but me." Their kilts were caked with mud, stained with blood and filth, but the men were beautiful, marching briskly with fine pride in their eyes. The officers and men of other regi­ments watched them pass, and saluted them as men who had fought with heroic courage, so t h a t the dirtiest of them there and the humblest was a fine gentleman and worthy of knighthood.

Many of them wore German helmets, and grinned be­neath them. One brawny, young Scot had the cap of a German staff officer cocked over the ear. One machine gun section brought down two German machines besides their own. They were tired, but held their heads up, and the pipers who had been with them, blew out their bags bravely, though hard up for wind, and the Scottish love song was running out across the fields.

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