they were not of Scottish descent. George Campbell NOW CUZ , George, I believe that I know the Marge that You Mention. Now instead of Wandering all over, WHY not just Campbell Cousin FIED ask the Campbell Familoy for Any <D. N. A. #'s, That are Already in Family records, You would likely be suprised at the Results from The Many Campbell Cousins out there in Campbell Cousin <USA> Remember; <ASK & ANSWER QUESTIONS SOME ONE KNOWS> OH YEA, there were 16 George Campbell's in the First three generations Of OUR OLE George Campbell & Catherine, UNK Family CUZ A T [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])

Hi Jeff, if I see anything I will let you know.  I have just begun looking at MD.  My Campbells came through Henry County, KY Sue ----- Original Message ---- From: Jeff Campbell <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sun, May 23, 2010 6:12:07 PM Subject: Re: [Campbell] Campbells in Frederick CO MD, on 1800 cencus Nancy/Sue, I also have Campbell's in KY and notes that lead back to MD (Creagerstown/Frederick).  I did a little research in Frederick but didn't really get anywhere.  I'm actually chasing a (supposed and my "brick wall") William Campbell to that area. I do have a connection to a John Logan Campbell in KY though.  I don't know what county he was born in (year 1827) but he died in Ballard Cnty in 1892.  His father was William. Jeff ________________________________ From: Nancy Knight <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sun, May 23, 2010 1:33:52 PM Subject: Re: [Campbell] Campbells in Frederick CO MD, on 1800 cencus Sue,     I have a brick wall on my Campbell line.  It seems no one is following the Maryland Campbells.  My one and only Campbell so far is Nancy Campbell born ca. 1780, married Joseph Cooper  1802 in Baltimore Co., MD.  They lived very near the Mason-Dixon line so her parents could have been from Maryland or Pennsylvania.  Your Frederick Co., MD Campbell is of interest to me.  Do you know of any Nancy (or Ann) Campbell born to Matthew Campbell or John? Thank you for any suggestions. Nancy Knight Sue Campbell wrote: > Hi all, > I have traced my line back to a John Campbell in Henry Co, KY.  There are very few Campbells in the area in 1810 and most at least are related.  That group seems to have come from Frederick County, MD, based on a deed I found for John Campbell, who was administrator of his father Matthews estate.  Matthew is listed as coming from Frederick Co MD.  I think the John I can trace to is the SON of the John of that deed.  > > Anyway the Campbells are listed as Campbell and Camble and oddly Matthew isn't listed in the 1790 cencus.  Anyone with any connection or info? > > thx! > Sue > > >      > _______________________________________ > > Remember to search the archives use this address > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=CAMPBELL > > Browse the archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CAMPBELL/ > > Contact the List Manager > mailto:[email protected] > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >  _______________________________________ Remember to search the archives use this address http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=CAMPBELL Browse the archives at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CAMPBELL/ Contact the List Manager mailto:[email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _______________________________________ Remember to search the archives use this address http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=CAMPBELL Browse the archives at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CAMPBELL/ Contact the List Manager mailto:[email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Nancy, I will see what I can find.  I have just barely begun to look at MD.  I know of one other person who is interested as well. thx for responding. Sue   ----- Original Message ---- From: Nancy Knight <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sun, May 23, 2010 12:33:52 PM Subject: Re: [Campbell] Campbells in Frederick CO MD, on 1800 cencus Sue,     I have a brick wall on my Campbell line.  It seems no one is following the Maryland Campbells.  My one and only Campbell so far is Nancy Campbell born ca. 1780, married Joseph Cooper  1802 in Baltimore Co., MD.  They lived very near the Mason-Dixon line so her parents could have been from Maryland or Pennsylvania.  Your Frederick Co., MD Campbell is of interest to me.  Do you know of any Nancy (or Ann) Campbell born to Matthew Campbell or John? Thank you for any suggestions. Nancy Knight Sue Campbell wrote: > Hi all, > I have traced my line back to a John Campbell in Henry Co, KY.  There are very few Campbells in the area in 1810 and most at least are related.  That group seems to have come from Frederick County, MD, based on a deed I found for John Campbell, who was administrator of his father Matthews estate.  Matthew is listed as coming from Frederick Co MD.  I think the John I can trace to is the SON of the John of that deed.  > > Anyway the Campbells are listed as Campbell and Camble and oddly Matthew isn't listed in the 1790 cencus.  Anyone with any connection or info? > > thx! > Sue > > >      > _______________________________________ > > Remember to search the archives use this address > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=CAMPBELL > > Browse the archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CAMPBELL/ > > Contact the List Manager > mailto:[email protected] > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >  _______________________________________ Remember to search the archives use this address http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=CAMPBELL Browse the archives at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CAMPBELL/ Contact the List Manager mailto:[email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Nancy/Sue, I also have Campbell's in KY and notes that lead back to MD (Creagerstown/Frederick). I did a little research in Frederick but didn't really get anywhere. I'm actually chasing a (supposed and my "brick wall") William Campbell to that area. I do have a connection to a John Logan Campbell in KY though. I don't know what county he was born in (year 1827) but he died in Ballard Cnty in 1892. His father was William. Jeff ________________________________ From: Nancy Knight <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sun, May 23, 2010 1:33:52 PM Subject: Re: [Campbell] Campbells in Frederick CO MD, on 1800 cencus Sue, I have a brick wall on my Campbell line. It seems no one is following the Maryland Campbells. My one and only Campbell so far is Nancy Campbell born ca. 1780, married Joseph Cooper 1802 in Baltimore Co., MD. They lived very near the Mason-Dixon line so her parents could have been from Maryland or Pennsylvania. Your Frederick Co., MD Campbell is of interest to me. Do you know of any Nancy (or Ann) Campbell born to Matthew Campbell or John? Thank you for any suggestions. Nancy Knight Sue Campbell wrote: > Hi all, > I have traced my line back to a John Campbell in Henry Co, KY. There are very few Campbells in the area in 1810 and most at least are related. That group seems to have come from Frederick County, MD, based on a deed I found for John Campbell, who was administrator of his father Matthews estate. Matthew is listed as coming from Frederick Co MD. I think the John I can trace to is the SON of the John of that deed. > > Anyway the Campbells are listed as Campbell and Camble and oddly Matthew isn't listed in the 1790 cencus. Anyone with any connection or info? > > thx! > Sue > > > > _______________________________________ > > Remember to search the archives use this address > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=CAMPBELL > > Browse the archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CAMPBELL/ > > Contact the List Manager > mailto:[email protected] > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > _______________________________________ Remember to search the archives use this address http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=CAMPBELL Browse the archives at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CAMPBELL/ Contact the List Manager mailto:[email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

George, I agree with Margie. The boundaries of states and counties within states changed a lot. Early map images at http://www.tradingpath.org indicate boundaries in the early days of Spanish and English exploration of the southeast USA. Mark Wilson On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 11:51 AM, Margie Campbell <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi George > I am wondering if you have checked the state/county formation maps available > online to see if your Thomas moved, or if the land boundaries changed. > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mcampbel/va2/1781a.htm > USA in 1781 > > The above map gives an idea of where states claimed land as their state in > 1781.  The states in black had NO land (officially on paper). > > Check the other maps I have for VA also.. And then google VA land > formation.... Or USA land formation ...and see what is out there. > > VA was one greedy state!  Grabbed all the land they could.. And in > 1609...that was "Sea to Sea". > Marge > > > Margie Campbell > Campbell's > > http://www.lmcam1.com/ > (always under construction) > > TinLizzie18 LS > NuStyle 227 > Visit my Webshots Albums > http://community.webshots.com/user/margecam52 > > > =============================================== >  George wrote: > > From: "G. Campbell" <[email protected]> > Subject: [Campbell] Thomas Campbell, NH in 1700s > To: <[email protected]> > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Content-Type: text/plain;       charset="iso-8859-1" > > I'm submitting my Campbells again who stayed north until about the mid > 1800s.  Thomas Campbell was probably born around 1705 in Ireland.  His > future wife, Jane Davidson, was born in Ireland but we don't know when. > However, she immigrated with her parents and siblings in 1728 to America. > > Thomas Campbell married Jane Davidson in Billerica, MA, 1733 and moved to > Londonderry, NH, where they had the children Mary (1738-1828), John, > Nathaniel (1741-1820), and Hugh Argyle (1744-1810).  They had more children > who didn't survive to reproduce. > > 1) Mary married John Tufts, moved to Maine and there had the children: Jane, > William, Thomas, Jonathan, Susanna, and Annis. > 2) John unknown.  He has eluded us completely, although he is said to have > had a large family.  He probably moved to NY with his brothers. > 3) Nathaniel married Agnes McCurdy and between Londonderry, NH, and NY state > had the children: Jesse, Elizabeth, James, David, Thomas, Alexander, John, > Abner, and Robert. > 4) Hugh Argyle married Mary Smith and between Londonderry/Bedford, NH, and > NY state had the children: Jane, Benjamin, Caty, Elizabeth, Mary, Margaret, > Hugh, Robert, Thomas, Adam, and David. > > I descended from Hugh Argyle Campbell through his son Benjamin Smith > Campbell (1773-1852). > > The families and descendants of Nathaniel and Hugh moved from NH to NY, then > Ohio, then Indiana, and then after the mid 1800s spread out over the USA and > parts of Europe.  I conservatively estimate that Thomas and Jane Campbell > had at least 30,000 descendants of whom at least 20,000 must still be > living.  Currently we have over 1300.  Of course the majority of the > descendants do not have the name Campbell as would be expected.  Some of the > more common family names are: Tufts, Fancher, Brown, Johnston, Fish, > Perkins, Moore, Kitterman, Burns, and Moses. > > If your Campbell ancestors lived in NH during the 1700s, eastern NY > (especially Cherry Valley area) during the end of 1700s and beginning of > 1800s, Westfied/Portland, NY later, the Sandusky/Bellevue area of Ohio > around the mid 1800s, and Valparaiso area of IN in the later 1800s, then we > may have a connection. > > Also I'd like to recommend that every male Campbell on this list join the > Campbell DNA project, but be sure to take at least the 25-marker test.  I > did and the results are extremely interesting.  It turns out that I most > likely belong to the so-called Irish Campbells, who descended from the Irish > Clan Cathmhoal and are not related to the Scottish Clan Campbell.  When > during the 16th and 17th centuries the English kings moved protestant Scots > into Ireland to suppress the catholic Irish, the Clan Cathmhoal (pronounced > "Cammel" similar to Campbell) assumed the spelling Campbell.  So if your > ancestors emigrated from Ireland, it's very possible that they were not of > Scottish descent. > > George Campbell > > > > _______________________________________ > > Remember to search the archives use this address > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=CAMPBELL > > Browse the archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CAMPBELL/ > > Contact the List Manager > mailto:[email protected] > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hi George I am wondering if you have checked the state/county formation maps available online to see if your Thomas moved, or if the land boundaries changed. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mcampbel/va2/1781a.htm USA in 1781 The above map gives an idea of where states claimed land as their state in 1781. The states in black had NO land (officially on paper). Check the other maps I have for VA also.. And then google VA land formation.... Or USA land formation ...and see what is out there. VA was one greedy state! Grabbed all the land they could.. And in 1609...that was "Sea to Sea". Marge Margie Campbell Campbell's http://www.lmcam1.com/ (always under construction) TinLizzie18 LS NuStyle 227 Visit my Webshots Albums http://community.webshots.com/user/margecam52 =============================================== George wrote: From: "G. Campbell" <[email protected]> Subject: [Campbell] Thomas Campbell, NH in 1700s To: <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" I'm submitting my Campbells again who stayed north until about the mid 1800s. Thomas Campbell was probably born around 1705 in Ireland. His future wife, Jane Davidson, was born in Ireland but we don't know when. However, she immigrated with her parents and siblings in 1728 to America. Thomas Campbell married Jane Davidson in Billerica, MA, 1733 and moved to Londonderry, NH, where they had the children Mary (1738-1828), John, Nathaniel (1741-1820), and Hugh Argyle (1744-1810). They had more children who didn't survive to reproduce. 1) Mary married John Tufts, moved to Maine and there had the children: Jane, William, Thomas, Jonathan, Susanna, and Annis. 2) John unknown. He has eluded us completely, although he is said to have had a large family. He probably moved to NY with his brothers. 3) Nathaniel married Agnes McCurdy and between Londonderry, NH, and NY state had the children: Jesse, Elizabeth, James, David, Thomas, Alexander, John, Abner, and Robert. 4) Hugh Argyle married Mary Smith and between Londonderry/Bedford, NH, and NY state had the children: Jane, Benjamin, Caty, Elizabeth, Mary, Margaret, Hugh, Robert, Thomas, Adam, and David. I descended from Hugh Argyle Campbell through his son Benjamin Smith Campbell (1773-1852). The families and descendants of Nathaniel and Hugh moved from NH to NY, then Ohio, then Indiana, and then after the mid 1800s spread out over the USA and parts of Europe. I conservatively estimate that Thomas and Jane Campbell had at least 30,000 descendants of whom at least 20,000 must still be living. Currently we have over 1300. Of course the majority of the descendants do not have the name Campbell as would be expected. Some of the more common family names are: Tufts, Fancher, Brown, Johnston, Fish, Perkins, Moore, Kitterman, Burns, and Moses. If your Campbell ancestors lived in NH during the 1700s, eastern NY (especially Cherry Valley area) during the end of 1700s and beginning of 1800s, Westfied/Portland, NY later, the Sandusky/Bellevue area of Ohio around the mid 1800s, and Valparaiso area of IN in the later 1800s, then we may have a connection. Also I'd like to recommend that every male Campbell on this list join the Campbell DNA project, but be sure to take at least the 25-marker test. I did and the results are extremely interesting. It turns out that I most likely belong to the so-called Irish Campbells, who descended from the Irish Clan Cathmhoal and are not related to the Scottish Clan Campbell. When during the 16th and 17th centuries the English kings moved protestant Scots into Ireland to suppress the catholic Irish, the Clan Cathmhoal (pronounced "Cammel" similar to Campbell) assumed the spelling Campbell. So if your ancestors emigrated from Ireland, it's very possible that they were not of Scottish descent. George Campbell

Sue, I have a brick wall on my Campbell line. It seems no one is following the Maryland Campbells. My one and only Campbell so far is Nancy Campbell born ca. 1780, married Joseph Cooper 1802 in Baltimore Co., MD. They lived very near the Mason-Dixon line so her parents could have been from Maryland or Pennsylvania. Your Frederick Co., MD Campbell is of interest to me. Do you know of any Nancy (or Ann) Campbell born to Matthew Campbell or John? Thank you for any suggestions. Nancy Knight Sue Campbell wrote: > Hi all, > I have traced my line back to a John Campbell in Henry Co, KY. There are very few Campbells in the area in 1810 and most at least are related. That group seems to have come from Frederick County, MD, based on a deed I found for John Campbell, who was administrator of his father Matthews estate. Matthew is listed as coming from Frederick Co MD. I think the John I can trace to is the SON of the John of that deed. > > Anyway the Campbells are listed as Campbell and Camble and oddly Matthew isn't listed in the 1790 cencus. Anyone with any connection or info? > > thx! > Sue > > > > _______________________________________ > > Remember to search the archives use this address > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=CAMPBELL > > Browse the archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CAMPBELL/ > > Contact the List Manager > mailto:[email protected] > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

George, Do you have a Samuel Eddie Campbell and I believe his father was Sam also, born April 7, 1835, Rochester, NY in your list? Mary Gillespie --- On Sun, 5/23/10, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: CAMPBELL Digest, Vol 5, Issue 50 To: [email protected] Date: Sunday, May 23, 2010, 11:00 AM When replying to a digest message, please ONLY QUOTE the specific message to which you are replying, REMOVING ALL others from your reply. Also, remember to CHANGE the SUBJECT of your reply so that it coincides  with the message subject to which you are replying. Today's Topics:    1. Knowing that Al of our Campbell Cousins do not belong to       Campbell_KIDS <CUZ A T> ([email protected])    2. Thomas Campbell, NH in 1700s (G. Campbell)    3. Virginia Campbell's (Margie Campbell)    4. Campbells in Frederick CO MD, on 1800 cencus (Sue Campbell)    5. Lousiana ~ Arkansas (Kathy B) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Sat, 22 May 2010 03:30:48 EDT From: [email protected] Subject: [Campbell] Knowing that Al of our Campbell Cousins do not     belong to    Campbell_KIDS <CUZ A T> To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Your comments about Caty and Elizabeth being local native  Indians is so far out in left field that we will not comment. BH CUZ, Your Disblief in ____________ is based on  WHAT??? I believe that YA jumped da gun , as I can find Nothing that I  said about Young George's Wife Will ask one question?? IF Ole George & Catherine, With  Married Son George <??> First showed up in the Area in 1767, Where &  How did Son John Get the Idea that he was Born to Albemarle County, Va in 1750  <???> & According to Certian INFO he Claims to have Moved to Amherst  County as a Young BOY???? LETS look A bit closer; The frirst Census was One year Before  OUR Ole George Died, With The U S Marshall's as Census Enumaraqters, &   With Our Mountian Cousins s reluctant To give out information, Today what does  one reckon OUR OLE George Campbell would have told a U. S. Marshall I am telling  ya that em Mountian People of OURN Do NOt trust government People, Never have  & Neva will> Though I found no record of Ole George Campbell haveing been  at Valley Forge, I am Sure That Him & Some of His Boys WERE in the REV.  WAR. I believe that the reason that we do not find A Record about  OUR OLE George <Washington, SO Named because that he FIT/Fought under  that George Washington, AS Per Grand Pa, My beliefe, He felt that he Could be  George Washington Campbell> AND The No record was His  Choice HUH HUH, CUZ B.H. Just how much Money Do you think OLE  George had to buy Land with while raising 13 children<???> As he was Supposed to have been Born in 1720, & Bought his  Farm in 1767 For a Hard scrable Nelson County Va Mountian Farmer To Raise  13 Children & Be Able to Buy a Farm at the age of 47 years___?? UNTILL I see for sure that OLE George was Not Born in what is  today Nelson County Va. I am going to accept my Idea that his Father was The Son  of one Charles Campbell, Who was born in Ireland in 1669> Lets See IF  there are any Descendants oF the  Campbell's that I posted from CUZ  Sylvia's posting  CUZ A  T ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Sat, 22 May 2010 16:27:59 +0200 From: "G. Campbell" <[email protected]> Subject: [Campbell] Thomas Campbell, NH in 1700s To: <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain;    charset="iso-8859-1" I'm submitting my Campbells again who stayed north until about the mid 1800s.  Thomas Campbell was probably born around 1705 in Ireland.  His future wife, Jane Davidson, was born in Ireland but we don't know when.  However, she immigrated with her parents and siblings in 1728 to America. Thomas Campbell married Jane Davidson in Billerica, MA, 1733 and moved to Londonderry, NH, where they had the children Mary (1738-1828), John, Nathaniel (1741-1820), and Hugh Argyle (1744-1810).  They had more children who didn't survive to reproduce. 1) Mary married John Tufts, moved to Maine and there had the children: Jane, William, Thomas, Jonathan, Susanna, and Annis. 2) John unknown.  He has eluded us completely, although he is said to have had a large family.  He probably moved to NY with his brothers. 3) Nathaniel married Agnes McCurdy and between Londonderry, NH, and NY state had the children: Jesse, Elizabeth, James, David, Thomas, Alexander, John, Abner, and Robert. 4) Hugh Argyle married Mary Smith and between Londonderry/Bedford, NH, and NY state had the children: Jane, Benjamin, Caty, Elizabeth, Mary, Margaret, Hugh, Robert, Thomas, Adam, and David. I descended from Hugh Argyle Campbell through his son Benjamin Smith Campbell (1773-1852). The families and descendants of Nathaniel and Hugh moved from NH to NY, then Ohio, then Indiana, and then after the mid 1800s spread out over the USA and parts of Europe.  I conservatively estimate that Thomas and Jane Campbell had at least 30,000 descendants of whom at least 20,000 must still be living.  Currently we have over 1300.  Of course the majority of the descendants do not have the name Campbell as would be expected.  Some of the more common family names are: Tufts, Fancher, Brown, Johnston, Fish, Perkins, Moore, Kitterman, Burns, and Moses. If your Campbell ancestors lived in NH during the 1700s, eastern NY (especially Cherry Valley area) during the end of 1700s and beginning of 1800s, Westfied/Portland, NY later, the Sandusky/Bellevue area of Ohio around the mid 1800s, and Valparaiso area of IN in the later 1800s, then we may have a connection. Also I'd like to recommend that every male Campbell on this list join the Campbell DNA project, but be sure to take at least the 25-marker test.  I did and the results are extremely interesting.  It turns out that I most likely belong to the so-called Irish Campbells, who descended from the Irish Clan Cathmhoal and are not related to the Scottish Clan Campbell.  When during the 16th and 17th centuries the English kings moved protestant Scots into Ireland to suppress the catholic Irish, the Clan Cathmhoal (pronounced "Cammel" similar to Campbell) assumed the spelling Campbell.  So if your ancestors emigrated from Ireland, it's very possible that they were not of Scottish descent. George Campbell ------------------------------ Message: 3 Date: Sat, 22 May 2010 09:39:01 -0500 From: "Margie Campbell" <[email protected]> Subject: [Campbell] Virginia Campbell's To: <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain;    charset="us-ascii" A.T. is correct, if we look at all our Campbell's, we may just find the information for these Campbells from VA and beyond. We know Ellis Campbell b 1804 fits in there somewhere, but where?  Ellis always states he was born in VA in 1804...DNA puts us close to the Campbell's from the George & Caty Campbell line... Not exact, but close enough to make us look a lot harder. We know Ellis was in Lincoln County TN in 1830, and had a wife his age & 3 little baby girls.  By 1832 he is in Alabama with a wife 10 years younger than he is (Elizabeth Young), and they had three sons there: Matthew b 1832-3, James Mehlander (Milender, etc) b 1834-5, and Ambrose b 1835-6.  By 1839 this family is in Ripley county MO (portion that will become Shannon county MO in 1841).  In 1840 Ripley county census we know the above sons were recorded, as well as a daughter under 5. 1850 we show that the county is now Shannon & Ellis has more children. The descendant's of these children went far and wide...some are in CA, some in VA, some in MO, some in AL, some in TX (Livingston & Galveston area in 1910-present), and who knows where else.  Please don't let the place your ancestor's show up on the census cause you to make brick walls.  Look at the very early maps...the 1609 Sea to Sea charter, etc.  If you don't already have a DNA profile for the male Campbell in your line, and you can afford to do so, please have one done.  Are they perfect? NO...but they will give you a direction in which to look Margie Campbell =================================== A.T. wrote: WE have here ONE Lawrence Campbell,  Henry  Campbell, George Campbell & Francis Campbell; they Werre raised & Lived  in Louisa, Goochland, Albemarle, Amhert & Nelson Counties Virginia   From 1700 With Descendant's From ABOUT_______?  to Now Plus their  Descendants Haver Relocated Through the USA & We have the Name & Address  of One Cousin over in SYRIA> NOW, Some of Our Cousins Have had <D. N. A.> Tests &  Have told us that they are ready to Compare with ANY Campbell that Shows Their  <D. N. A. #"S There have been some Matches in Va & North Carolina, Now I  know that the Clan Campbell, Do take pride if the way they do their Work what  ever it may be Now will YA,LL checlk into ya Ancerstry,  See  how  far Back  you can Go. This George Campbell is My 5th Great Grand Father, My Late  Mother was An Amherst County, Va Campbell. Some where out there is A bit of Family INFO   that will show a Connection Too these Four Campbell Great Grand Fathers Not  asking for an Expencive < D. N. A.> Test Campbell Cousins I feel sure that  there is A descendant of each of these Ancestors That have  already had a Test, PLEASE, Contact CUZ A T, [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])  I have <D.N.A.> #'S from this George Campbell, They Match Campbell Descendants  in VA & North Carolina, That are ready to Compare. Campbell Cousins this is  not a Raid on your Privacy Just hoping fo a Bit of Friendly Cousin-Ship.   Thanks CUZ A T [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) ------------------------------ To contact the CAMPBELL list administrator, send an email to [email protected] To post a message to the CAMPBELL mailing list, send an email to [email protected] __________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the email with no additional text. End of CAMPBELL Digest, Vol 5, Issue 49 *************************************** ------------------------------ Message: 4 Date: Sat, 22 May 2010 08:33:25 -0700 (PDT) From: Sue Campbell <[email protected]> Subject: [Campbell] Campbells in Frederick CO MD, on 1800 cencus To: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Hi all, I have traced my line back to a John Campbell in Henry Co, KY.  There are very few Campbells in the area in 1810 and most at least are related.  That group seems to have come from Frederick County, MD, based on a deed I found for John Campbell, who was administrator of his father Matthews estate.  Matthew is listed as coming from Frederick Co MD.  I think the John I can trace to is the SON of the John of that deed.  Anyway the Campbells are listed as Campbell and Camble and oddly Matthew isn't listed in the 1790 cencus.  Anyone with any connection or info? thx! Sue       ------------------------------ Message: 5 Date: Sat, 22 May 2010 13:36:10 -0500 From: Kathy B <[email protected]> Subject: [Campbell] Lousiana ~ Arkansas To: campbell <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" I'ts been awhile since I have posted and hope that there may be some new Campbell here.  I am looking for info on Campbells in Louisiana and Arkansas My great Grandpa was William Hugh(Huey) Campbell born Nov 16, 1839 in Jackson Parish, Louisiana. I know his mother was Sarah Campbell. I found her and the children on the 1850 Louisiana census, with no father listed. Sarah's children were listed on the census as Ellen, Huey, Samuel, Lofton, Lucretia and Frances. Thanks for any help. Kathy *** ~~~ Support Our Troops!!! ~~~***                          & *** ~~~ Honor our Wounded!!!  ~~~ ***                             _________________________________________________________________ The New Busy is not the old busy. 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I'm submitting my Campbells again who stayed north until about the mid 1800s. Thomas Campbell was probably born around 1705 in Ireland. His future wife, Jane Davidson, was born in Ireland but we don't know when. However, she immigrated with her parents and siblings in 1728 to America. Thomas Campbell married Jane Davidson in Billerica, MA, 1733 and moved to Londonderry, NH, where they had the children Mary (1738-1828), John, Nathaniel (1741-1820), and Hugh Argyle (1744-1810). They had more children who didn't survive to reproduce. 1) Mary married John Tufts, moved to Maine and there had the children: Jane, William, Thomas, Jonathan, Susanna, and Annis. 2) John unknown. He has eluded us completely, although he is said to have had a large family. He probably moved to NY with his brothers. 3) Nathaniel married Agnes McCurdy and between Londonderry, NH, and NY state had the children: Jesse, Elizabeth, James, David, Thomas, Alexander, John, Abner, and Robert. 4) Hugh Argyle married Mary Smith and between Londonderry/Bedford, NH, and NY state had the children: Jane, Benjamin, Caty, Elizabeth, Mary, Margaret, Hugh, Robert, Thomas, Adam, and David. I descended from Hugh Argyle Campbell through his son Benjamin Smith Campbell (1773-1852). The families and descendants of Nathaniel and Hugh moved from NH to NY, then Ohio, then Indiana, and then after the mid 1800s spread out over the USA and parts of Europe. I conservatively estimate that Thomas and Jane Campbell had at least 30,000 descendants of whom at least 20,000 must still be living. Currently we have over 1300. Of course the majority of the descendants do not have the name Campbell as would be expected. Some of the more common family names are: Tufts, Fancher, Brown, Johnston, Fish, Perkins, Moore, Kitterman, Burns, and Moses. If your Campbell ancestors lived in NH during the 1700s, eastern NY (especially Cherry Valley area) during the end of 1700s and beginning of 1800s, Westfied/Portland, NY later, the Sandusky/Bellevue area of Ohio around the mid 1800s, and Valparaiso area of IN in the later 1800s, then we may have a connection. Also I'd like to recommend that every male Campbell on this list join the Campbell DNA project, but be sure to take at least the 25-marker test. I did and the results are extremely interesting. It turns out that I most likely belong to the so-called Irish Campbells, who descended from the Irish Clan Cathmhoal and are not related to the Scottish Clan Campbell. When during the 16th and 17th centuries the English kings moved protestant Scots into Ireland to suppress the catholic Irish, the Clan Cathmhoal (pronounced "Cammel" similar to Campbell) assumed the spelling Campbell. So if your ancestors emigrated from Ireland, it's very possible that they were not of Scottish descent. George Campbell

I'ts been awhile since I have posted and hope that there may be some new Campbell here. I am looking for info on Campbells in Louisiana and Arkansas My great Grandpa was William Hugh(Huey) Campbell born Nov 16, 1839 in Jackson Parish, Louisiana. I know his mother was Sarah Campbell. I found her and the children on the 1850 Louisiana census, with no father listed. Sarah's children were listed on the census as Ellen, Huey, Samuel, Lofton, Lucretia and Frances. Thanks for any help. Kathy *** ~~~ Support Our Troops!!! ~~~*** & *** ~~~ Honor our Wounded!!! ~~~ *** _________________________________________________________________ The New Busy is not the old busy. Search, chat and e-mail from your inbox. http://www.windowslive.com/campaign/thenewbusy?ocid=PID28326::T:WLMTAGL:ON:WL:en-US:WM_HMP:042010_3

A.T. is correct, if we look at all our Campbell's, we may just find the information for these Campbells from VA and beyond. We know Ellis Campbell b 1804 fits in there somewhere, but where? Ellis always states he was born in VA in 1804...DNA puts us close to the Campbell's from the George & Caty Campbell line... Not exact, but close enough to make us look a lot harder. We know Ellis was in Lincoln County TN in 1830, and had a wife his age & 3 little baby girls. By 1832 he is in Alabama with a wife 10 years younger than he is (Elizabeth Young), and they had three sons there: Matthew b 1832-3, James Mehlander (Milender, etc) b 1834-5, and Ambrose b 1835-6. By 1839 this family is in Ripley county MO (portion that will become Shannon county MO in 1841). In 1840 Ripley county census we know the above sons were recorded, as well as a daughter under 5. 1850 we show that the county is now Shannon & Ellis has more children. The descendant's of these children went far and wide...some are in CA, some in VA, some in MO, some in AL, some in TX (Livingston & Galveston area in 1910-present), and who knows where else. Please don't let the place your ancestor's show up on the census cause you to make brick walls. Look at the very early maps...the 1609 Sea to Sea charter, etc. If you don't already have a DNA profile for the male Campbell in your line, and you can afford to do so, please have one done. Are they perfect? NO...but they will give you a direction in which to look Margie Campbell =================================== A.T. wrote: WE have here ONE Lawrence Campbell, Henry Campbell, George Campbell & Francis Campbell; they Werre raised & Lived in Louisa, Goochland, Albemarle, Amhert & Nelson Counties Virginia From 1700 With Descendant's From ABOUT_______? to Now Plus their Descendants Haver Relocated Through the USA & We have the Name & Address of One Cousin over in SYRIA> NOW, Some of Our Cousins Have had <D. N. A.> Tests & Have told us that they are ready to Compare with ANY Campbell that Shows Their <D. N. A. #"S There have been some Matches in Va & North Carolina, Now I know that the Clan Campbell, Do take pride if the way they do their Work what ever it may be Now will YA,LL checlk into ya Ancerstry, See how far Back you can Go. This George Campbell is My 5th Great Grand Father, My Late Mother was An Amherst County, Va Campbell. Some where out there is A bit of Family INFO that will show a Connection Too these Four Campbell Great Grand Fathers Not asking for an Expencive < D. N. A.> Test Campbell Cousins I feel sure that there is A descendant of each of these Ancestors That have already had a Test, PLEASE, Contact CUZ A T, [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) I have <D.N.A.> #'S from this George Campbell, They Match Campbell Descendants in VA & North Carolina, That are ready to Compare. Campbell Cousins this is not a Raid on your Privacy Just hoping fo a Bit of Friendly Cousin-Ship. Thanks CUZ A T [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) ------------------------------ To contact the CAMPBELL list administrator, send an email to [email protected] To post a message to the CAMPBELL mailing list, send an email to [email protected] __________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the email with no additional text. End of CAMPBELL Digest, Vol 5, Issue 49 ***************************************

Hi all, I have traced my line back to a John Campbell in Henry Co, KY. There are very few Campbells in the area in 1810 and most at least are related. That group seems to have come from Frederick County, MD, based on a deed I found for John Campbell, who was administrator of his father Matthews estate. Matthew is listed as coming from Frederick Co MD. I think the John I can trace to is the SON of the John of that deed. Anyway the Campbells are listed as Campbell and Camble and oddly Matthew isn't listed in the 1790 cencus. Anyone with any connection or info? thx! Sue

Thought it would be good to submit this again. Brief Summary for Participant – KIT # 47499 > > Oldest Proven Campbell Ancestor: George Washington Campbell (abt. 1720) of Amherst/Nelson Co., VA, USA > > Summary: The earliest records show George Campbell living in Albemarle county, Virginia. He married Catherine (unknown) around 1745 and had 13 children. About 1761, he moved his family to Amherst County, VA and owned 480 acres in the Piney River area. When Nelson County was formed from Amherst, that 480 acres then became known as both counties as the river divides the two counties. Most of George’s descendants remained in Virginia but some did move away. Other surnames associated with this line are Goode, Wright, Cash, and Hudson. It is speculated that he may be the son of a Charles Campbell who come to Virginia from Ireland, accumulated his wealth here and then moved back to Ireland where he married, had children and died. It is speculated that his son George Campbell came back to Virginia, settled his estate in Virginia and remained. > > Line to Present Day Participant: > 1. George Washington Campbell (1720 – 1791) and Catherine (unknown)) of Amherst County, VA. > > 2. William George Campbell (1754 – 1836) and Sarah Goode of Amherst County, VA. > > 3. George Goode Campbell (1802 – aft. 1880) and Frances F. Wright of Nelson County, VA. > > 4. Fielding Jefferson Campbell (1849 – 1921) and Maude E. Snead of Augusta County, VA. > > 5. Granville Lee Campbell (1902 - 1975) and Hattie E. Kelly of Augusta County, VA. > > 6. Cecil Edward Campbell, Sr. (1930 -) and Elva D. Brooks of Augusta County, VA. > > > Family Web Site: N/A > > Editor’s Note: This kit is a perfect 67/67 match with kit # 73872. > Summary - The earliest record of Abraham Campbell is as a Campbellite minister of Russell County, Virginia. He married Winnie Sevier (family legend says she was the daughter of John Sevier, although she's not found on any chart of John Sevier's children) around 1818 and had 8 children. Other surnames associated with this line are: Jenkins, Carter or Carder, Maddox, Parrott, Coward, Countess, Field, and Alexander. It is speculated that Abraham Campbell's ancestors may have come from Coleraine Townland, North Ireland. > > Line to Present Day Participant: > 1. Abraham Campbell (1794-1857) and Winnie Sevier of Russell County, VA > > 2. David Patton Campbell, Sr. (1827-1887) and Elizabeth Jane Jenkins of Russell County, VA; Washington County, TN; and Dallas, Texas > > 3. James Preston Campbell (Abt 1857-Abt 1910) and MaryAn Carter or Carder of Washington and Greene County, TN. > > 4. James Preston Campbell died in Dallas, TX > > 5. James Elbert Campbell (1893-1974) and Alma Janie Suter of Hartshorne, OK > > > > > Brief Summary for Participant – #73872 > > Oldest Proven Campbell Ancestor: John Campbell (c1779-?) of Virginia > > Editor’s Note: This kit is a perfect 67/67 match with kit # 7678. > > Summary: In the early 1800's John Campbell arrived in Jackson County from Virginia where he was born in about 1779. On May 17, 1819 he married Aney Webster in Madison country in the Alabama Territory and moved to Tennessee shortly thereafter. They then moved back to Alabama and we find them in Madison and Jackson county. We do not know for sure what county they were in, while living in Tenn. but there is a strong indication that they were going back and forth between Madison and Jackson counties in Ala. and Lincoln and Franklin counties in Tenn. John and Aney had 8 children. > > Line to Present Day Participant: > John Campbell (c1779-?) of Virginia and Aney Webster > George Lafayette Campbell of TN (1825-1899) died Myrtle Mo. Oregon Co. married Sarah (Sally) Beason > George Washington Campbell Myrtle, of Oregon Co., Missouri (1859-1945) died Sulphur OK married Sarah Ann Payne > William Jesse Campbell of Franklin City, Izzard Co. AR (1889-1965) died San Leandro CA married Cora Mae Garrison > Harrel Emmitt Campbell of Pauls Valley OK (1920-2000) died Wynnewood OK. > > Family Web Site: N/A > > > Brief Summary for Participant – KIT # 22678 > > Oldest Proven Campbell Ancestor: Fountain Campbell, (1803) > > Summary: Family Rumor had it that Fountain's father died when he was young & he was sent back to the Roanoke Valley to be raised by relatives. His oldest son was named Fountain James Campbell {supposedly to honor himself & his father} & another son was also named James {my great-grandfather}. Family rumor passed on is all that I have for certain beyond Fountain & Wythe County, VA., as on Fountain James Campbell was born 1826 in Wythe County, VA and died of the typhoid epidemic of 1888 in Russell County, VA. I stay in touch with Fountain James Campbell, George W. Campbell, & James {for grandfather} & Cummings {for Preacher that Baptised, etc. family} & Henry {passed through family} Campbell descendants. The youngest son of Fountain Campbell ; John " Andrew " Campbell , I have yet to get in touch of any of his Descendants. > > 1. Fountain Campbell, b. 1803 in Amherst Co.,VA. (in the section that in 1808 became Nelson Co.,VA.) and married Clarinda Collins. > > 2. James Cummings Henry Campbell, b. May 8, 1836 / Augusta Co.,VA. > > 3. Samuel Henry Campbell, b. Mar. 26, 1880 / Moccassin Gap, Clinch MT., Russell Co.,VA. > > 4. Robert Franklin Campbell, SR. b. June 1, 1924 / Damascus, VA. / Washington Co., VA > > > > Family Web Site: n/a > On May 22, 2010, at 7:39 AM, Margie Campbell wrote: > A.T. is correct, if we look at all our Campbell's, we may just find the > information for these Campbells from VA and beyond. > > We know Ellis Campbell b 1804 fits in there somewhere, but where? > Ellis always states he was born in VA in 1804...DNA puts us close to the > Campbell's from the George & Caty Campbell line... Not exact, but close > enough to make us look a lot harder. > > We know Ellis was in Lincoln County TN in 1830, and had a wife his age & 3 > little baby girls. By 1832 he is in Alabama with a wife 10 years younger > than he is (Elizabeth Young), and they had three sons there: Matthew b > 1832-3, James Mehlander (Milender, etc) b 1834-5, and Ambrose b 1835-6. By > 1839 this family is in Ripley county MO (portion that will become Shannon > county MO in 1841). In 1840 Ripley county census we know the above sons > were recorded, as well as a daughter under 5. > > 1850 we show that the county is now Shannon & Ellis has more children. > > The descendant's of these children went far and wide...some are in CA, some > in VA, some in MO, some in AL, some in TX (Livingston & Galveston area in > 1910-present), and who knows where else. > > Please don't let the place your ancestor's show up on the census cause you > to make brick walls. Look at the very early maps...the 1609 Sea to Sea > charter, etc. > > If you don't already have a DNA profile for the male Campbell in your line, > and you can afford to do so, please have one done. Are they perfect? > NO...but they will give you a direction in which to look > > > > Margie Campbell > =================================== > A.T. wrote: > > WE have here ONE Lawrence Campbell, Henry Campbell, George Campbell & > Francis Campbell; they Werre raised & Lived in Louisa, Goochland, > Albemarle, > Amhert & Nelson Counties Virginia From 1700 With Descendant's From > ABOUT_______? to Now Plus their Descendants Haver Relocated Through the > USA & We > have the Name & Address of One Cousin over in SYRIA> > NOW, Some of Our Cousins Have had <D. N. A.> Tests & Have told us that > they are ready to Compare with ANY Campbell that Shows Their <D. N. A. #"S > There have been some Matches in Va & North Carolina, Now I know that the > Clan Campbell, Do take pride if the way they do their Work what ever it may > > be > > Now will YA,LL checlk into ya Ancerstry, See how far Back you can Go. > This George Campbell is My 5th Great Grand Father, My Late Mother was An > Amherst County, Va Campbell. > > Some where out there is A bit of Family INFO that will show a Connection > Too these Four Campbell Great Grand Fathers Not asking for an Expencive < > D. N. A.> Test Campbell Cousins I feel sure that there > is A descendant of each of these Ancestors That have already had a Test, > PLEASE, Contact CUZ A T, [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) I > > have <D.N.A.> > #'S from this George Campbell, They Match Campbell Descendants in VA & > North Carolina, That are ready to Compare. Campbell Cousins this is not a > Raid > on your Privacy Just hoping fo a Bit of Friendly Cousin-Ship. Thanks > > CUZ A T [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > > > > ------------------------------ > > To contact the CAMPBELL list administrator, send an email to > [email protected] > > To post a message to the CAMPBELL mailing list, send an email to > [email protected] > > __________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] > with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body > of the > email with no additional text. > > > End of CAMPBELL Digest, Vol 5, Issue 49 > *************************************** > > _______________________________________ > > Remember to search the archives use this address > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=CAMPBELL > > Browse the archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CAMPBELL/ > > Contact the List Manager > mailto:[email protected] > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Your comments about Caty and Elizabeth being local native Indians is so far out in left field that we will not comment. BH CUZ, Your Disblief in ____________ is based on WHAT??? I believe that YA jumped da gun , as I can find Nothing that I said about Young George's Wife Will ask one question?? IF Ole George & Catherine, With Married Son George <??> First showed up in the Area in 1767, Where & How did Son John Get the Idea that he was Born to Albemarle County, Va in 1750 <???> & According to Certian INFO he Claims to have Moved to Amherst County as a Young BOY???? LETS look A bit closer; The frirst Census was One year Before OUR Ole George Died, With The U S Marshall's as Census Enumaraqters, & With Our Mountian Cousins s reluctant To give out information, Today what does one reckon OUR OLE George Campbell would have told a U. S. Marshall I am telling ya that em Mountian People of OURN Do NOt trust government People, Never have & Neva will> Though I found no record of Ole George Campbell haveing been at Valley Forge, I am Sure That Him & Some of His Boys WERE in the REV. WAR. I believe that the reason that we do not find A Record about OUR OLE George <Washington, SO Named because that he FIT/Fought under that George Washington, AS Per Grand Pa, My beliefe, He felt that he Could be George Washington Campbell> AND The No record was His Choice HUH HUH, CUZ B.H. Just how much Money Do you think OLE George had to buy Land with while raising 13 children<???> As he was Supposed to have been Born in 1720, & Bought his Farm in 1767 For a Hard scrable Nelson County Va Mountian Farmer To Raise 13 Children & Be Able to Buy a Farm at the age of 47 years___?? UNTILL I see for sure that OLE George was Not Born in what is today Nelson County Va. I am going to accept my Idea that his Father was The Son of one Charles Campbell, Who was born in Ireland in 1669> Lets See IF there are any Descendants oF the Campbell's that I posted from CUZ Sylvia's posting CUZ A T

Some of us out here are really trying but you guys seem to have most of the answers!! I'd give just about anything to solve the mystery regarding the relationship of old George and old Francis. I haven't yet bought into the theory concerning the comments about why or why not concerning kinship of Lawrence, Henry, George, Francis, etc. I still believe there may be a possibility that all of these men are related. There are many families that have one son who prospered a great deal more than his brother! In the Camden family one side had many attorneys, judges, clerks, doctors, etc. while the other side was mostly farmers, but they were brothers,cousins, fathers/sons, etc. NOW, Cousins the Reason that I am Reposting this is THIS: WE have here ONE Lawrence Campbell, Henry Campbell, George Campbell & Francis Campbell; they Werre raised & Lived in Louisa, Goochland, Albemarle, Amhert & Nelson Counties Virginia From 1700 With Descendant's From ABOUT_______? to Now Plus their Descendants Haver Relocated Through the USA & We have the Name & Address of One Cousin over in SYRIA> NOW, Some of Our Cousins Have had <D. N. A.> Tests & Have told us that they are ready to Compare with ANY Campbell that Shows Their <D. N. A. #"S There have been some Matches in Va & North Carolina, Now I know that the Clan Campbell, Do take pride if the way they do their Work what ever it may be Now will YA,LL checlk into ya Ancerstry, See how far Back you can Go. This George Campbell is My 5th Great Grand Father, My Late Mother was An Amherst County, Va Campbell. Some where out there is A bit of Family INFO that will show a Connection Too these Four Campbell Great Grand Fathers Not asking for an Expencive < D. N. A.> Test Campbell Cousins I feel sure that there is A descendant of each of these Ancestors That have already had a Test, PLEASE, Contact CUZ A T, [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) I have <D.N.A.> #'S from this George Campbell, They Match Campbell Descendants in VA & North Carolina, That are ready to Compare. Campbell Cousins this is not a Raid on your Privacy Just hoping fo a Bit of Friendly Cousin-Ship. Thanks CUZ A T [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])

Catherine, You're welcome. Here's hoping that the SS-5 contains that much-needed and/or hoped-for information. :-) Judy At 02:13 PM 4/21/2010, you wrote: >Thank you I can wait but your information just makes it easier.. > >Truly >Catherine

Thank you I can wait but your information just makes it easier.. Truly Catherine

The SS takes forever to do anything. Summer Nothing would astonish me, after all these years, except to be understood. - Ellen Glasgow ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 11:56 AM Subject: [Campbell] SS-5 > Good Day, > Can anyone tell me how long it takes to get back from the social security > index an SS5. > I sent it out about 4 weeks ago. > > thank you all for your time and attention to this matter > > Sincerely > Catherine > _______________________________________ > > Remember to search the archives use this address > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=CAMPBELL > > Browse the archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CAMPBELL/ > > Contact the List Manager > mailto:[email protected] > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

It's been a while since I ordered one, but I recall it was more like 8-10 weeks than 4-5. Hang in there! I know what it's like to REALLY want to know what is on one of those! Judy At 12:56 PM 4/21/2010, you wrote: >Good Day, >Can anyone tell me how long it takes to get back from the social security >index an SS5. >I sent it out about 4 weeks ago. > >thank you all for your time and attention to this matter > >Sincerely >Catherine

Good Day, Can anyone tell me how long it takes to get back from the social security index an SS5. I sent it out about 4 weeks ago. thank you all for your time and attention to this matter Sincerely Catherine