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1. Kintyre [1]
Hello to All, I thought the following site would interest many members of the Campbell list. The current pages contain copies of many historical documents from the Kintyre region, for instance, The Argyll Rebellion of 1685. This concerns the attempt by the Earl of Argyll to oust James II ( I know JII of United Kingdom). The rising was meant to coincide with that of the Duke of Monmouth's rising in the West of England, since they didn't they both lost their heads. There's another good piece telling ho
2. Campbell-L list archives updated [1]
Hi, Folks, I've archived list messages on the ftp server up through December 12. You'll find them: Web: ftp://ftp.genealogy.org/pub/lists/campbell-l/ FTP: ftp.genealogy.org cd pub/lists/campbell-l Email: To: campbell-l-request@genealogy.org Subject: archive Message: contains commands only, such as: dir archived/ get archived/1997-12-13 help Messages sent after December 12 can be retrieved using the email address. They are stored in the latest/* directory, and are sequentially numbered. (
3. Campbells 1850-1971 AR>TN>MO>Montana [1]
Hi, Folks, Here's a message from someone who is not a subscriber, but has sent a Campbell query. Please reply to the poster, and to the list if you feel it's appropriate. Chris Campbell-L listowner ---------------- Forwarded message: Date: 9 Dec 1997 20:58:28 -0000 From: Robin and Fran Pugh To: Campbell-L@emcee.com Subject: CAMPBELL Hello, I sure hope you can help me.Two other relatives have searched this line and have not had any luck--it's now my turn..... I will s
4. Campbell-L Temporarily Down [1]
Hi, Folks, I received this message from Michael Cooley, the system administrator of Genealogy Online, where the Campbell-L mailing list is housed. The system is to be moved to its own T1 line, so there will be a time when your messages won't get through. He doesn't specify the exact time the system will be down - he's in California, so I'd expect it to be down from 6 pm to about midnight, Pacific Standard Time. Or thereabouts. :-) Just wanted to forwarn you that you might get a bounce during the move.
5. Walter Campbell [0.971726]
Campbell Researchers, I am looking for information about my fourth great grandfather, Walter Campbell. I started/built the Campbell web site (http://www.csihq.com/campbell) in hopes of finding anything about this guy. Nothing to date, if you use the site you might say he is the father of it. After all the activity about "Alonzo Campbell" last week, I thought I might try to start another fire storm about the name "Walter Campbell". So here is what I either know or think that I know, if anyone can
6. Harriet Campbell anyone ? [0.971726]
Greetings, I have been stuck on my gg-grandmother for sometime now and would like to know if anyone might be able to give some assistance. I am researching the McRANEY/McCRANIE/McRANNIE surname out of NC (1805) --> SC(1820s) --> AL(1830s)--> CovingtonCo MS (1840s). I have a Harriet Campbell b ca 1816, probably Chesterfield Co, SC married to Daniel McRaney b ca 1803 NC. May have had a sister Margaret b ca 1804 S.C son Robert M. b 1833 in AL Thanks for assistance. Ron McRaney ron_mcraney@mcg.mot.
7. Re: Scotland: 1851 census: Barony, Glasgow, Lanarkshire: CAMPBELL [0.971726]
On Sun, 14 Dec 1997, Andersons wrote: > I collected CAMPBELL entries from the 1851 census of Barony, Glasgow, LNK, > Scotland. Being a large inner city area the Campbells had come from > many different counties, as well as Ireland. There were 26 Campbell families > on film 0833323. Shall I type a summary of their names, or is there a better > place to post them? > Please reply directly by email as I do not always read my mailing > lists promptly! > Valerie andyvt@netl
8. Need Information [0.971726]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0021_01BD1141.5EDE1100 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Nine generations back, along my father's, father's line, was Jacob = Moore. My family history relates that Jacob was probably born in = Argyleshire, Scotland, of lowland (Saxon) stock in about 1665. =20 As a clansman of Archibald, 9th Earl of Argyle (The MacCalain MORE), he = was involved in the Earl's rebellion and treason.
9. Alonzo Search [0.971726]
could I have hit pay dirt ????? My GGgrandmother Charotte Campbell , who married Hiram Surface, she was born aug 6, 1843 in Ohio. Now this is the good part , she named her 6th child Robert Alonzo, he was born 1880. Then Robert's brother , William Alma Surface named his son Walter Alonzo, born 1908. I think this pays looking into, don't you ? Nadine
10. Message-ID: <002a01bd132a$8b5687e0$1610a8c0@bc766.lafn.org> [0.971726]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0027_01BD12E7.78FAF560 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable subscribe ------=_NextPart_000_0027_01BD12E7.78FAF560 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
11. CAMPBELL, John H.; b. 1818; Butler Co., PA [0.971726]
Looking for information on John H. CAMPBELL b. 1818 possibly Butler Co., PA. He was married to Elizabeth Jane "Eliza" COVERT b. 20 Mar 1822. They were in Hickory Twp., Mercer Co., PA in the 1870 Census. His parents may have been John CAMPBELL and Elizabeth GILASPIE (GILLESPIE). Any information will be appreciated. Jim Wise jimwise@emwv.com
12. New Member ... ;) [0.971726]
Hoping to find connections... :) Sandy Eskew sandysq@greencis.net CAMPBELL FAMILY Alexander CAMPBELL (b. est. abt. 1660 Scotland )married _____ _____ (b. ) and they had William CAMPBELL(b. abt. 1680 Scotland) and he married Mary BYERS (b. ) and they had Robert CAMPBELL (b. 1718 Ireland) and he married Margaret KILPATRICK (b. ) and they had James "Big Jimmie" CAMPBELL (b. Feb. 15, 1759 Augusta Co., VA.) and he married Gennett (Janet) ALLISON (b. 1758 Augusta Co., VA.) and they had Robert
13. Jesse Gant and Margaret Campbell [0.971726]
Hi, Folks, Saw this on the Gant-L mailing list and told Susan I'd post it here. Does anyone recognize this couple? (Be sure to reply to Susan as she's not on the list.) Chris Christine Gaunt, cgaunt@umich.edu or gaunt@genealogy.org Campbell-L listowner ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 19 Dec 1997 16:10:13 -0500 From: Susan F Aaron To: "Gant-L@rootsweb.com" Subject: Re: Gant Surname Resent-Date: Fri, 19 Dec 1997 13:42:54 -0800 (PST) Resen
14. e-mails [0.971726]

15. CAMPBELL [0.971726]
Saw this on another list. Maybe it will help someone. >Date: Wed, 10 Dec 1997 15:45:41 EST >From: Linda Lipp >Subject: CAMPBELL >To: OHIO-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU > >I am researching CAMPBELLs in Pennsylvania and Stark Co., Ohio. > >Samuel Warren CAMPBELL (b. March 9, 1895 in Penn., d. Nov. 3, 1957 in >Canton, Ohio) married June 18, 1920 in Canton to Ada Gail CLUGSTON (b. >March 27, 1892 in Canton, d. Jan. 12, 1960 in Canton). > >I don't have any Elizabeth's in my line. >
16. Campbell - Washington County, Virginia [0.971726]
Friends, >From the Guardian Bonds of Washington County, VA (c1826): David CAMPBELL named guardian of Dorcas BRADY and Josiah BRADY, orphans of Josiah BRADY, deceased. Bood, $200. Surety, Edward Campbell. Does anyone have the connection of this David CAMPBELL and these BRADY children? People more wise than I have told me that there was very likely some familial link between these persons. Was this the David CAMPBELL who later became Govenor of Virginia? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
17. e-mail crash [0.971726]
Sorry to post this to the list, but I didn't know any other way. If anyone sent me an e-mail, please send it to me again, as I couldn't receive any e-mail as the mailbox was too big. Sorry for any inconvenience. Sara Gredler petegred@crosslink.net
18. Re: Need Information [0.971726]
Did you misprint the dates a little? There are Moore's clear across PA that early. At 02:28 PM 12/25/97 -0800, Ken Prescott & Teri Keeler wrote: > > "" > Then William went to Ohio (1690 +/-). Want more info re: Scotland. Diane Smith dianes@halcyon.com http://www.halcyon.com/dianes Seattle, WA Foundation for Educational Choice - http://www.halcyon.com/maywood ***************************************************************** Researching Clark,Paxton,McIlvaine,Campbell,Morrow + ***
19. Search for Perry County, Kentucky Campbells [0.971726]
1. Would like any info on Great Grandparents a. My gg-father J. G. Campbell, b Jan 21, 1859, d 1938, both in Perry County, KY. Was Perry County Judge 1910-1914. Name was "Garret" (phonetic, not sure of spelling). Spelling of name, any brothers and sisters needed. Know his ancestors were among original settlers in state. b. wife Sally Napier b Dec 17, 1864, d 23Aug 1887. Any info on lineage wanted. c. Father of JG Campbell, John "Blackbeard" Campbell, b about 1834, d 1903. Fought in Civil War for north.
20. My Kentucky Campbells [0.971726]
I finally got to a library where I could get some census information (Runnels County 1900) on my Texas Campbells and found they were from Kentucky. Here is what the Census showed: Jesse Downing b. Sept. 1848 in Texas +Mary Campbell b. Dec 1854i n Texas (daughter of Unknown Campbell b. in KY and Unknown mother b. in Florida) Children: 1. William (son) b. May 1879 in Texas 2. Edyor (son...can't read...odd name) b. Jan 1881 in Texas 3. Dorgan (son called Darg) b. 1883 in Texas 4. Ella (d
21. GeorgeWIlliamCampbell [0.971726]
Does anyone have a book or no of where I might find a book of cemeteries in Madison County Alabama and Jackson County Alabama. I am looking for a cemetery listing of George Wiliam Campbell born circa 1856 and died around jul 9, 1881. Thanks Kyle Clonts
22. Clark/Campbell [0.971726]
I want to apologize for the length of this right off the bat but its all important information and I just couldnt decided which part to leave out. I am looking for any information or descendants of this family group.I have more information and am willing to share. Thank you and Happy Holidays, Donna Descendants of Jonathan Clark Generation No. 1 1. JONATHAN1 CLARK was born 1687 in Padgetts Creek, SC. Child of JONATHAN CLARK is: 2. i. HENRY2 CLARK, b. Abt. 1713; d. 30 March 1797. Generation No. 2 2.
23. Moving West to Miss in 1819 [0.971726]
Jean Do you want me to email you the whole article (okay, I do have it on file) or did you want me to send it by snail mail, either way let me know what your email is. Phyllis
24. Help finding other mailing lists [0.971726]
Hello everyone, I am going to make a presentation shortly on genealogy on the web and I would appreciate any inputs from you who have more experience than I. In particular, I would like to know if there is a list of family name mailing lists and where to find them. Also, are there any "How To" genealogy sites on the web. Thanks in advance for your help. Yours Aye! Joe
25. Boar's Head& midi [0.971726]
Try some of these sites and follow links from there. CREST BADGE The Chief's full heraldic Achievement includes, as Crest on his helmet, "a Boar's Head, erased" or torn from its shoulders. This Boar's Head, on the wreath of twisted threads that bound the 'Mantling' or cloth protection to the back of the helmet against the sun, may be worn by Clansmen and Followers of MacCailein Mor within a buckled strap on which is displayed the Chief's Motto "Ne Obliviscaris". "http://www.ccn.cs.dal.ca/Heritage/ FSCNS/S
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