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1. Census 1900 Campbell [1]
Hope some can one help me. That has 1900 census Ks. I have looked for Edwin-Ed- Campbell in 1900 census Greenfield Tsp. Grenola, Elk Co. . Ks. Edwin age 36 Ills. wife Clara age 26 Ks. John age 9 Ks. Jomer - James- Jimmy age 7 Ks. [may of died unmarked grave] Mable age 5 Ks. Ethel age 3 Ks.. [ may of died unmarked grave] maybe father John Campbell 64 Ky. I have 1895 census Greenfield,[ maybe Wild cat] Grenola, Elk Co. Ks. Campbell Ed 31 M. Ills. Farmer C.E, [ Clara] 21 F. Ks. John 4 M. Ks
2. Re: (DIARMID) Sir Neil Campbell Of Loch Awe [1]
Dear Rhonda, Diarmid and I have discussed this before. Because this is before recorded history there are no exact dates for the birth of Colin (Mor). We have to use his death in 1296 and calculate back. Diarmid told me that he was in his 60 or 70,s when he died in 1296. We know that he signed that Ragged roll that lives in infamy. It was forced on Scotland by the English King. He also signed some property deeds. If we go back as far as possible and say he was born aprx 1220,s and then use the b
3. Irish Campbells in Denver [1]
Casey, In the 18th century most people who entered the American colonies - and later the United States - coming from Ireland arrived in Philadelphia for some reason - not all but many. Later on in the 19th century NYC and Boston were popular destintions. The largest number of people from what is now the Republic of Ireland came in the 19th century and thousands due to the potato famine of the 1840s. Many of the Irish records have been lost due to the 'troubles'. For example the main Library and archive
4. CAMPBELL, William Henry - after 1871, Missouri [1]
I've been searching for information on my grandfather's sister, Sarah Jane Francis McKEE and her husband William Henry CAMPBELL. This is the info I have posted on my family genealogy site: 2. Sarah Jane Francis MCKEE b abt. 1854 Lexington, KY or Henry County, MO m William Henry CAMPBELL 05 Oct 1871 Nevada, Vernon, MO Sarah was still living in Vernon County, MO in 1877 when her father, Andrew Hutchison McKee died as she is named in court records in Vernon county. I've searched t
5. Jmcclu@mial.tigernet AKA Jeanette [1]
I am sorry Jeanette for calling you "sir" i printed your message, sent the reply and then read the email. Thank you though for taking your time to answer me. I am not sure what religion my Campbell's were back then but atleast i have some places to look. thank you again
6. Part Three - Source List for Campbells from Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants [1]
The following source list is to accompany the nine part series I have posted the past few weeks of Campbell Entries I took from the book by Donald Whyte entitled "Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the U. S. If anyone missed my postings of these approximately 200 Campbell who came across the big pond, you can either find them in the list archives or you can email me and I will send you the complete list including this Source list I am about to post. This will be the third part of the Source list.
7. tracing back, roadblock [1]
hello I'm John Martin Campbell, son of Frank Martin Campbell, so of Martin Philetus Campbell. I'm trying to find a history for my family but that's as far as I can go back. I know Martin Philetus had 4 or 5 brothers, two of which are Larry and Buster Campbell, who were one of the first country western bands to play on KDKA in the area around Indiana/johnstown, PA. Martin Philetus was born on the 4th day of October in 1910 in Boston, PA and died on the 28th of March in 1945. I was wondeirng if anyone could
8. anyone know of or related to these people???? [1]
Hello List: I am in need of any information on the following people. Benjamin Grant Campbell- born March 20, 1874 Maud Ellen Plank Campbell- born 1876 Eva Elizabeth Campbell Emmick born Jan 23, 1897 married Uryl Andrew Emmick Robert Bruce Campbell born 1894 Died in Schendytady New York Ralph Forrest Campbell born March 4, 1899 Died in Alger, Grand Marais MI Fred Michael Campbell born Jan 11, 1903
9. Re: Argyll's Regt of Foot 1689 [1]
> Hello all, > does anyone have info about Argyll's Regiment of Foot which was raised in > 1689 (two companies under captains Robert Campbell of Glenlyon and Thomas > Drummond, and under the overall command of Major Robert Duncanson were the > perpetrators of the Massacre of Glencoe) by Archibald 1st Duke of Argyll. > If anyone has references to further study I would be grateful. > I am coming up against a blank wall just now. > There is so much confusion with the various different Argyll militia and > reg
10. Campbell family WIG, Scotland [1]
I am new to this list so am flagging my interest in the Campbell name. The 'dead end' is: William Campbell b1770 farmer and wife Elizabeth Kerr b1775 both Kirkinner WIG. They had five children that I know of being William, Elizabeth, William, John 1798 and William 1802. John Campbell, a blacksmith married Grace Rankine b 1 Aug 1802 Whithorn, WIG (m. 13 Mar 1820 Garliestown, WIG) and they had 14 children including Thomas Campbell born 21 Oct 1843 Sorbie WIG, a veterinary surgeon. If any or this looks famili
11. Re: question about birth certificate [1]
Hello Cathy, The "Handy Book for Genealogists" has this: Birth and death records have been kept in Penn. since 1892. Until 1902 these records were kept in their respective counties, since then they have been under the direction of the Divison of Vital Statistics, P O Box 1528, New Castle, PA 16103. So you probably will not find a birth record as such in that time frame for Pa. I can suggest : Baptismal Church records, census, probate or will records, etc. for proof of birth. Most of us cannot f
12. Re: Source List for Campbells from Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the U.S.A [1]
Hi- my name is Carroll (Casey) John Campbell. I am 33 and just starting a search on my relatives. I have just recently learned of the Clan and the CCS(NA). I would love to have the names of the people you mention in this email. My history is hard to trace as my parents grandparents (great grandparents) all seem to have died in the flu epedemic in Denver around 1911 and knowone can trace past those deaths. Thanks fop any help. Casey P.S. My dad said we are from the Irish branch of the Clan. So I think my Ca
13. New to the list [1]
Hello friends, As a child, my great gran regaled us with stories of being related to royalty, which always stood me in good stead in the boasting line, but now years on, I am finding that maybe her stories were just a little bit exaggerated :-) The story went that we were related to Douglas Edward CAMPBELL 7th Duke of Argyll, who had a morganatic marriage with a lady by the name of Margaret - their daughter Margaret CAMPBELL would have been born around 1825. I have managed to trace her back to her marriage
14. Sheelagh & her George C. [1]
Sheelagh, Charming tale and maybe just that. There was one of the 19th century Dukes of Argyll who was rather prolific (at the time he was probably called profligate) but of course it was important to the Argyll family no bury the memory and so no information on any natural children survives. It is truly astonishing how many - particularly US - Campbell families have the tradition that they were 'descended from the Duke of Argyll'. One aspect of the explanation is that clan families of the same name as
15. Re: Part 8 of Campbells from Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the U.S.A [1]
Judi, My computer is acting up and while trying to put part 9 with the others, my computer misplaced it can you send me that one again Linda Widget1958@hotmail.com >From: Free2beJUDI@cs.com >Reply-To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com >To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Part 8 of Campbells from Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the >U.S.A >Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 15:56:36 EDT > >While researching my own Campbells in the book "Dictionary of Scottish >Emigrants to the U.S.A" by Donald Whyte, I came across qui
16. Re: [BELL-L] Joseph Bell [1]
Benjamin Bell was born 25 October 1761. He married Elizabeth Ledbetter on 29 February 1788 in Montgomery County, NC. He died 9 February 1843. Benjamin was the son of Joseph Bell, born ca 1732, probably in Virginia. Joseph married Mary and was first found in Granville County, NC. They moved to Montgomery County, NC. Joseph died around 1819 or so.
17. Re: Searching Campbell's (William Robert Campbell) [1]
Thanks for sharing the info all of you. I am am searching for William Robert Campbell Sr. Family. 1. William Robert Campbell Sr. Born on 23 Jun 1825 in Davis County Kentucky. William Robert died in Davis County Kentucky on 20 Sep 1877, he was 52. On 5 Mar 1850 when William Robert was 24, he first married Isabella I.. Born on 17 Feb 1828. They had the following children: 2 i. Helland C. (1851-1936) 3 ii. Laurah L. (1854-) 4 iii. Benjamin Duncan (1850-1935) iv. George Washi
18. Obadiah Campbell/NJ->PA/1740-1819 [1]
I'm looking for anyone who may have a copy of, or know where I can get a copy of, the will of Obadiah Campbell, who died in Northumberland County, PA in 1819. Would appreciate any help. Beth Coleman Gingerich
19. Fwd: {not a subscriber} Re: William Campbell b. abt 1885 in Aberdeen [1]
*********** BEGIN FORWARDED MESSAGE *********** On 6/2/2002, at 5:02 AM, Diarmid Campbell wrote: > >Cammie, > >The Marquis of Argyll who was beheaded in front of St. Giles in 1661 had no >illegitimate children. His eldest son was the 9th Earl of Argyll who had >one son who was 10th Earl and became the 1st Duke. He is said to have had a >number of 'natural' (illegitimate) children but they are not known on >record. His two legitimate sons succeeded eachother as 2nd and 3rd
20. RE: Campbell's NE Ohio 1860 to 1875 [1]
Could this be your family.... Wallace could be Dudley??? Middle name or first name? 1880 Census Place:Palmyra, Portage, Ohio Source:FHL Film 1255059 National Archives Film T9-1059Page 313A RelationSexMarrRaceAgeBirthplace Orlando C. CAMPBELL Self M M W 47 PA Occ:Engineer Fa: SCO Mo: PA Emma CAMPBELL Wife F M W 40 OH Occ:Keeping House Fa: CT Mo: PA Willis CAMPBELL Son M S W 23 PA Occ:Engineer Fa: PA Mo: OH Mary CAMPBELL Dau F S W 14 PA Occ:At Home Fa: PA Mo: OH Charles CAMPBELL Son M S W 13 OH Occ:
21. Re: [BELL-L] Joseph Bell [1]
Benjamin Bell was born 25 October 1761. He married Elizabeth Ledbetter on 29 February 1788 in Montgomery County, NC. He died 9 February 1843. Benjamin was the son of Joseph Bell, born ca 1732, probably in Virginia. Joseph married Mary and was first found in Granville County, NC. They moved to Montgomery County, NC. Joseph died around 1819 or so.
22. Re: tracing back, roadblock [1]
Try looking in the 1920 census listing him as a child in PA then you also find his parents. Also send to the State Vital Records for a copy of his birth certificate, and if you know where he died send for a death certificate, both would list his parents. Lori ----- Original Message ----- From: "J2k" To: Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 2:16 AM Subject: tracing back, roadblock > hello I'm John Martin Campbell, son of Frank Martin Campbell, so of > Martin Phile
23. Campbell's NE Ohio 1860 to 1875 [1]
I am looking for any information on the Campbell families in NE Ohio during the 1850 to 1875. Specifically Dudley who was born in 1871. I believe he had 2 brothers, Clyde I am sure of and Charles I think. There may have been more. I have not been able to find any birth records. Thanks for any help. Bob Lavin Rlav823@aol.com
24. Part 7 of Campbells from Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the U.S.A [1]
While researching my own Campbells in the book "Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the U.S.A" by Donald Whyte, I came across quite a few other Campbells not my own who had also emigrated so I made photocopies of the pages and will be posting them in blocks of about 20 over the next 8-10 days. Hopefully they will help someone. Some of the entries contain ship names, most do not. Some of the info mentioned is from events that happened after they arrived in the US taken from various sources by the au
25. RE: 4th Of July Parade HIGHLAND MERCENARIES [1]
Like Stenhammer Castle in Flen, Sweden???? !!!! Nice of you to make the offer... we are having a large todo here for granddaughter Maureen Kirks 5th (big girl now!) birthday. We will have just family (about 70 people) here. Russell & Rebecca Patterson Campbell (my in laws) had 12 children, 11 living... with grand children & great grandchildren (like MoMo).. 70 is a normal family gathering. Marge -----Original Message----- From: Richard Brown [mailto:omega@attbi.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 1:46
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