Does anyone have an Abner Campbell in their history? Born about 1820 in Lancaster County and possibly married to Esther Terry, they may have had children named Reason and Marietta (Martha). Any response is appreciated! Happy Hunting! DEE

The will is dated 26 September 1799 and she names her daughter Esther, daughter Rachel, daughter Jennet and daughter Margery. Colleen Campbell Taylor Lebanon, Tennessee A human life is like a single letter in the alphabet. It can be meaningless, or it can be part of a great meaning --- Jewish Theological Seminary of America

Thank you for these. No help yet....but who knows! Marge -----Original Message----- From: SylviaCamdenRay@aol.com [mailto:SylviaCamdenRay@aol.com] Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 8:13 PM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Old Documents with Campbell Connections Some of you folks might remember that I am descended from Dr. William Wright and his wife Rachel S. Camden. He was the son of Jesse Wright and Dicey Gillaspie; grandson of Benjamin and Elizabeth Wright and George and Mary Gillaspie. Several years ago I was given one (of several) boxes of items that belonged to the Wright/Camden family. In this box was a cloth receipt register from Dr. Wright which still contained hundreds of documents, including letters written during the Civil War. Also in this box was a ledger from the law practice of John F. Camden! I am trying to transcribe all of the letters, receipts, deeds, bonds, etc. that were in this box. There are numerous original documents which include Campbells and here are a few that I've completed. Thought someone might be interested!! Sylvia William H. Campbell - Rent from L. Thompson Paul C. Wright has this 12th day of June 1862 paid me two dollars which Louisa Camden owed me and he is to have credit for the same what he owes Robert M. Camden, deceased. signed: William H. Campbell Mr. Edward S. Campbell in account with William Wright 1850 - To amount of bond executed to me $18.00 1851 Nov & Dec - Credit Making 9 pair of coarse shoes, small and large, average price 3/pr $4.50 Total: $12.50 Interest on $12.50 till March 1864, 13 years comes to $9.75 Total: $22.25 William G. Wright personally appeared before me a Justice of the Peace for the County of Amherst and State of Virignia and made oath that the above named Bond was given to him to collect of said Campbell and that he presented it to him and that he acknowledged it to be just and true and that he wold pay it but soon after he sickened and died and never paid no part of it to him and that before or after his death he misplaced or lost the said Bond. Given under my hand this 21st day of April 1864. Signed: James M. Gannaway, JP Mr. Alphoncer Campbell in account with William Wright 1867 March 8. Visit to wife and medicine and one dose for self $1.50 Examination of Artery $1.00 1867 Sept 15. Visit to child and medicine at your mother's $1.00 1868 April. Visit to wife at the time of parturition $4.00 Total - $7.00 1868 April. Credit by ten bushels of oats $5.00 Balance: $2.00 Mr. Andrew Campbell in account with William Wright 1867 July 27th. To visit Lady Spts Lavender, 1/4 doz. opium pills $1.00 1867 Aug 1st. To visit Lady, 1/4 doz. Blue Pills .50 Total: $1.50 Mr. Hedekiah Campbell in account with William Wright 1868 May 18th. To nitrick acid to tooth .50 Pheby Campbell On demand I promise to pay to William Wright the sum of twenty dollars current money of Virginia for value received. Given under my hand and seal this 13th day of May 1868. Pheby (her X mark) Campbell Sophia Campbell Received of William G. Wright three dollars and fifty cents, one years interest on a Bond executed to William Campbell, deceased. June the 6th day of 1868. Sophia Campbell Robert Page William H. Campbell Due Shelton Wright for rent two dollars and sixty two cents as witness my hand and seal this 4th day of September 1872. signed: William H. Campbell I assign to William G. Wright the within for value received as witness my hand this 10th of September 1872. signed: Shelton Wright Behetheland Campbell On demand I promise to pay to William G. Wright the sum of ten dollars value received. Given under my hand and seal this 13th day of May 1865. Behetheland (her X mark) Campbell Al Campbell William H. Campbell deliver to William Wright my over coat that you have in possession. He has bought it of me and paid for it, also pay him twenty dollars which I justly owe him for value received. November 6th 1863. Signed: Alphoncer Campbell Teste: Frances H. Mays I have delivered to William Wright the within coat and will pay him out of the affects of Alphoncer Campbell the within named twenty dollars. Signed: William H. Campbell James Campbell, a freed man Know all men by these presents that I James Campbell, a freed man of Amherst County Virginia has this day bargained, sold and delivered unto William Wright a certain cow which I bought of George W. Campbell Junior for the sum of $23.15 the payment of which sum I hereby acknowledge. To have and to hold said cow free from the claim of all and every person whomsoever. Given under my hand and seal this 17th day of May 1867. James (his X mark) Campbell, a freed man Teste: William Wright A contract between George W. Campbell and Priscilla Dickie, witnesseth the said Campbell hires said P. Dickie to work with him on his farm during the present year 1867 on these conditions: to pay said Priscilla for her faithful years labor 300 lbs. (three hundred pounds) of tobacco good and short tobacco taken as it is stripped in the beginning of stripping and six barrels of good merchantable corn. Said Campbell is to board her and child and said Priscilla to clothe herself and child. Said Campbell promises to treat her with humanity as hired Negroes are generally and said Priscilla is to obey all reasonable command of said Campbell during the year. In witness our hands this 12 day of March 1867. George W. Campbell Priscilla Dickie Teste: William Wright All for now!! ______________________________

Sylvia, Wow,,,,good stuff. That you for the transcriptions. I know that takes time! Bonnie <><

Diane and Donna, I believe that the cost of the 25 marker test is something like $170. Please contact Kevin Campbell, the person running the Campbell DNA project at kevincamp@aol.com to get the exact amount. Jim Campbell Spartanburg, SC Diane Campbell wrote: >Family Tree DNA will do a 25 marker test for $229 US. They do 12 marker >tests and 35 also. See their web page at http://www.familytreedna.com >This is the company the Campbells are using. > >Diane Campbell >Dollard des Ormeaux >Quebec Canada > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Donna Luzzi" <treqtrital@att.net> >To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 8:35 PM >Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] John Campbell b: 1817 VA > > > > >>Can someone tell me what is the cost for DNA testing??? >>thanks >>donna luzzi >> >> >> >> > >

Colleen, would you please tell me the date of Jennet CAMPBELL's will and who she names as heir's. Patricia Curtis-Carter ----- Original Message ----- From: <CTaylor243@aol.com> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 7:24 AM Subject: [CAMPBELL] Wills of Alexander, Archibald, James, Jennet, and Robert CAMPBELL in Mecklenburg > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.375 / Virus Database: 267.15.2/252 - Release Date: 2/6/06

Family Tree DNA will do a 25 marker test for $229 US. They do 12 marker tests and 35 also. See their web page at http://www.familytreedna.com This is the company the Campbells are using. Diane Campbell Dollard des Ormeaux Quebec Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Luzzi" <treqtrital@att.net> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 8:35 PM Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] John Campbell b: 1817 VA > Can someone tell me what is the cost for DNA testing??? > thanks > donna luzzi > > > >Folks, > >As a researcher with the same brick wall for over thirty years, having > >followed countless undocumented trails, spent untold hours researching > >posted but incorrect lineages, and spent unknown assets on materials and > >postage, I would urge very strongly anyone doing research on a line as > >vast and complicated as the Campbells to support the DNA Project. If you > >can't be the one submitting the sample, offer to underwrite a portion of > >the cost, however small, of someone willing. There is a very real chance > >you will find something unique in your markers to guide you in the > >direction needed to find that single document to overcome your wall or at > >least to connect you to the proper group with whom to exchange > >information. I figure I could have saved about two decades of work for a > >couple hundred dollars. Housework even pays better than that. > >Larry Campbell > >Harmony, NC > > > > > >Atpowelljr@aol.com wrote: > > > >>Peggy in CAL., > >> > >> TRY this <VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com> IN E-mail then in Subject > >> <subscribe> then Body <subscribe> there were A group of Campbell's that > >> Left Loudon County Va for IND & ILL. Others have been able to Make a > >> Connection at this site. > >> CUZ A T & Leona > >> > >> > >>============================== > >>New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your > >>ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. > >>Learn more: > >>http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599& targetid=5429 > >> > >> > >> > > > > > >============================== > >Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > >last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > >http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Some of you folks might remember that I am descended from Dr. William Wright and his wife Rachel S. Camden. He was the son of Jesse Wright and Dicey Gillaspie; grandson of Benjamin and Elizabeth Wright and George and Mary Gillaspie. Several years ago I was given one (of several) boxes of items that belonged to the Wright/Camden family. In this box was a cloth receipt register from Dr. Wright which still contained hundreds of documents, including letters written during the Civil War. Also in this box was a ledger from the law practice of John F. Camden! I am trying to transcribe all of the letters, receipts, deeds, bonds, etc. that were in this box. There are numerous original documents which include Campbells and here are a few that I've completed. Thought someone might be interested!! Sylvia William H. Campbell - Rent from L. Thompson Paul C. Wright has this 12th day of June 1862 paid me two dollars which Louisa Camden owed me and he is to have credit for the same what he owes Robert M. Camden, deceased. signed: William H. Campbell Mr. Edward S. Campbell in account with William Wright 1850 - To amount of bond executed to me $18.00 1851 Nov & Dec - Credit Making 9 pair of coarse shoes, small and large, average price 3/pr $4.50 Total: $12.50 Interest on $12.50 till March 1864, 13 years comes to $9.75 Total: $22.25 William G. Wright personally appeared before me a Justice of the Peace for the County of Amherst and State of Virignia and made oath that the above named Bond was given to him to collect of said Campbell and that he presented it to him and that he acknowledged it to be just and true and that he wold pay it but soon after he sickened and died and never paid no part of it to him and that before or after his death he misplaced or lost the said Bond. Given under my hand this 21st day of April 1864. Signed: James M. Gannaway, JP Mr. Alphoncer Campbell in account with William Wright 1867 March 8. Visit to wife and medicine and one dose for self $1.50 Examination of Artery $1.00 1867 Sept 15. Visit to child and medicine at your mother's $1.00 1868 April. Visit to wife at the time of parturition $4.00 Total - $7.00 1868 April. Credit by ten bushels of oats $5.00 Balance: $2.00 Mr. Andrew Campbell in account with William Wright 1867 July 27th. To visit Lady Spts Lavender, 1/4 doz. opium pills $1.00 1867 Aug 1st. To visit Lady, 1/4 doz. Blue Pills .50 Total: $1.50 Mr. Hedekiah Campbell in account with William Wright 1868 May 18th. To nitrick acid to tooth .50 Pheby Campbell On demand I promise to pay to William Wright the sum of twenty dollars current money of Virginia for value received. Given under my hand and seal this 13th day of May 1868. Pheby (her X mark) Campbell Sophia Campbell Received of William G. Wright three dollars and fifty cents, one years interest on a Bond executed to William Campbell, deceased. June the 6th day of 1868. Sophia Campbell Robert Page William H. Campbell Due Shelton Wright for rent two dollars and sixty two cents as witness my hand and seal this 4th day of September 1872. signed: William H. Campbell I assign to William G. Wright the within for value received as witness my hand this 10th of September 1872. signed: Shelton Wright Behetheland Campbell On demand I promise to pay to William G. Wright the sum of ten dollars value received. Given under my hand and seal this 13th day of May 1865. Behetheland (her X mark) Campbell Al Campbell William H. Campbell deliver to William Wright my over coat that you have in possession. He has bought it of me and paid for it, also pay him twenty dollars which I justly owe him for value received. November 6th 1863. Signed: Alphoncer Campbell Teste: Frances H. Mays I have delivered to William Wright the within coat and will pay him out of the affects of Alphoncer Campbell the within named twenty dollars. Signed: William H. Campbell James Campbell, a freed man Know all men by these presents that I James Campbell, a freed man of Amherst County Virginia has this day bargained, sold and delivered unto William Wright a certain cow which I bought of George W. Campbell Junior for the sum of $23.15 the payment of which sum I hereby acknowledge. To have and to hold said cow free from the claim of all and every person whomsoever. Given under my hand and seal this 17th day of May 1867. James (his X mark) Campbell, a freed man Teste: William Wright A contract between George W. Campbell and Priscilla Dickie, witnesseth the said Campbell hires said P. Dickie to work with him on his farm during the present year 1867 on these conditions: to pay said Priscilla for her faithful years labor 300 lbs. (three hundred pounds) of tobacco good and short tobacco taken as it is stripped in the beginning of stripping and six barrels of good merchantable corn. Said Campbell is to board her and child and said Priscilla to clothe herself and child. Said Campbell promises to treat her with humanity as hired Negroes are generally and said Priscilla is to obey all reasonable command of said Campbell during the year. In witness our hands this 12 day of March 1867. George W. Campbell Priscilla Dickie Teste: William Wright All for now!!

Can someone tell me what is the cost for DNA testing??? thanks donna luzzi >Folks, >As a researcher with the same brick wall for over thirty years, having >followed countless undocumented trails, spent untold hours researching >posted but incorrect lineages, and spent unknown assets on materials and >postage, I would urge very strongly anyone doing research on a line as >vast and complicated as the Campbells to support the DNA Project. If you >can't be the one submitting the sample, offer to underwrite a portion of >the cost, however small, of someone willing. There is a very real chance >you will find something unique in your markers to guide you in the >direction needed to find that single document to overcome your wall or at >least to connect you to the proper group with whom to exchange >information. I figure I could have saved about two decades of work for a >couple hundred dollars. Housework even pays better than that. >Larry Campbell >Harmony, NC > > >Atpowelljr@aol.com wrote: > >>Peggy in CAL., >> >> TRY this <VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com> IN E-mail then in Subject >> <subscribe> then Body <subscribe> there were A group of Campbell's that >> Left Loudon County Va for IND & ILL. Others have been able to Make a >> Connection at this site. >> CUZ A T & Leona >> >> >>============================== >>New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your >>ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. >>Learn more: >>http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 >> >> >> > > >============================== >Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: >http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Marge-- Ellis Henry September 3, 1857 to October 18, 1913, married Mary Jane Crist and had six children. Deb ----- Original Message ----- From: "margecam52" <margecam52@valornet.com> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 10:19 PM Subject: RE: Francis and Isabel Campbell > What years do your Ellis & Mary Jane Campbell fall under? > Marge Campbell > > -----Original Message----- > From: SylviaCamdenRay@aol.com [mailto:SylviaCamdenRay@aol.com] > Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 4:53 PM > To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Francis and Isabel Campbell > > Another post to find descendants of this couple. Francis Campbell's 1823 > will listed children as Francis, Joel, Rachel and Mary (Polly). > > My line is: > Francis and Isabel Campbell > Francis and Nancy Campbell > Edmund J. and Matilda Campbell > Ellis and Mary Jane Campbell > Mary Kate Campbell and William O. Kirby > Evelyn Kirby and Theodore W. Camden > > Are there any male descendants of this Campbell who can take the DNA test? > > Thanks, > Sylvia > > ______________________________ > > ______________________________

Sylvia-- One of my lines. Are you looking for anything in particular? E-mail me and I'll see what I have. Deb ----- Original Message ----- From: <SylviaCamdenRay@aol.com> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 5:53 PM Subject: Francis and Isabel Campbell > Another post to find descendants of this couple. Francis Campbell's 1823 > will listed children as Francis, Joel, Rachel and Mary (Polly). > > My line is: > Francis and Isabel Campbell > Francis and Nancy Campbell > Edmund J. and Matilda Campbell > Ellis and Mary Jane Campbell > Mary Kate Campbell and William O. Kirby > Evelyn Kirby and Theodore W. Camden > > Are there any male descendants of this Campbell who can take the DNA test? > > Thanks, > Sylvia > > ______________________________

I have the same situation. My mother, Mary DeVecchis, whose parents were immigrants from Ascoli Piceno, IT, married Allison Marcel (Buddy) Campbell from Amherst Co., VA. You're right - an interesting combo..... Warm personal regards, Rosemary Campbell Bell -----Original Message----- From: Martinelliprint@aol.com [mailto:Martinelliprint@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2006 1:15 PM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Campbell/Martinelli Those Thaxton Campbell's are mine. Looking for more current information on this line. Van Thaxton Campbell, b: 1917. Martinelli is my mother's maiden name. The Bernardino-Martinelli's came from Italy and wound up in the San Francisco Area. That history is harder for me to find since most is in Italy. Some combo huh? Christine Campbell Martinelli ______________________________

Sylvia, How thoughtful of you! A very interesting and very nice post that may help someone. Thanks so much for sharing. Anne --- SylviaCamdenRay@aol.com wrote: > Some of you folks might remember that I am descended > from Dr. William Wright > and his wife Rachel S. Camden. He was the son of > Jesse Wright and Dicey > Gillaspie; grandson of Benjamin and Elizabeth Wright > and George and Mary Gillaspie. > Several years ago I was given one (of several) > boxes of items that belonged > to the Wright/Camden family. In this box was a > cloth receipt register from > Dr. Wright which still contained hundreds of > documents, including letters > written during the Civil War. Also in this box was > a ledger from the law practice > of John F. Camden! I am trying to transcribe all > of the letters, receipts, > deeds, bonds, etc. that were in this box. There are > numerous original documents > which include Campbells and here are a few that I've > completed. Thought > someone might be interested!! > Sylvia > > William H. Campbell - Rent from L. Thompson > Paul C. Wright has this 12th day of June 1862 paid > me two dollars which > Louisa Camden owed me and he is to have credit for > the same what he owes Robert M. > Camden, deceased. > signed: William H. Campbell > > Mr. Edward S. Campbell in account with William > Wright > 1850 - To amount of bond executed to me $18.00 > 1851 Nov & Dec - Credit > Making 9 pair of coarse shoes, small and large, > average price 3/pr $4.50 > Total: $12.50 > Interest on $12.50 till March 1864, 13 years comes > to $9.75 > Total: $22.25 > William G. Wright personally appeared before me a > Justice of the Peace for > the County of Amherst and State of Virignia and made > oath that the above named > Bond was given to him to collect of said Campbell > and that he presented it to > him and that he acknowledged it to be just and true > and that he wold pay it but > soon after he sickened and died and never paid no > part of it to him and that > before or after his death he misplaced or lost the > said Bond. Given under my > hand this 21st day of April 1864. > Signed: James M. Gannaway, JP > > Mr. Alphoncer Campbell in account with William > Wright > 1867 March 8. Visit to wife and medicine and one > dose for self $1.50 > Examination of Artery $1.00 > 1867 Sept 15. Visit to child and medicine at your > mother's $1.00 > 1868 April. Visit to wife at the time of > parturition $4.00 > Total - $7.00 > 1868 April. Credit by ten bushels of oats $5.00 > Balance: $2.00 > > Mr. Andrew Campbell in account with William Wright > 1867 July 27th. To visit Lady Spts Lavender, 1/4 > doz. opium pills $1.00 > 1867 Aug 1st. To visit Lady, 1/4 doz. Blue Pills > .50 > Total: $1.50 > > Mr. Hedekiah Campbell in account with William Wright > 1868 May 18th. To nitrick acid to tooth .50 > > Pheby Campbell > On demand I promise to pay to William Wright the sum > of twenty dollars > current money of Virginia for value received. Given > under my hand and seal this > 13th day of May 1868. > Pheby (her X mark) Campbell > > > Sophia Campbell > Received of William G. Wright three dollars and > fifty cents, one years > interest on a Bond executed to William Campbell, > deceased. June the 6th day of 1868. > Sophia Campbell > Robert Page > > William H. Campbell > Due Shelton Wright for rent two dollars and sixty > two cents as witness my > hand and seal this 4th day of September 1872. > signed: William H. Campbell > I assign to William G. Wright the within for value > received as witness my > hand this 10th of September 1872. > signed: Shelton Wright > > Behetheland Campbell > On demand I promise to pay to William G. Wright the > sum of ten dollars value > received. Given under my hand and seal this 13th > day of May 1865. > Behetheland (her X mark) Campbell > > Al Campbell > William H. Campbell deliver to William Wright my > over coat that you have in > possession. He has bought it of me and paid for it, > also pay him twenty > dollars which I justly owe him for value received. > November 6th 1863. > Signed: Alphoncer Campbell Teste: Frances > H. Mays > I have delivered to William Wright the within coat > and will pay him out of > the affects of Alphoncer Campbell the within named > twenty dollars. > Signed: William H. Campbell > > James Campbell, a freed man > Know all men by these presents that I James > Campbell, a freed man of Amherst > County Virginia has this day bargained, sold and > delivered unto William Wright > a certain cow which I bought of George W. Campbell > Junior for the sum of > $23.15 the payment of which sum I hereby > acknowledge. To have and to hold said > cow free from the claim of all and every person > whomsoever. Given under my hand > and seal this 17th day of May 1867. > James (his X mark) Campbell, a freed man > Teste: William Wright > > A contract between George W. Campbell and Priscilla > Dickie, witnesseth the > said Campbell hires said P. Dickie to work with him > on his farm during the > present year 1867 on these conditions: to pay said > Priscilla for her faithful > years labor 300 lbs. (three hundred pounds) of > tobacco good and short tobacco > taken as it is stripped in the beginning of > stripping and six barrels of good > merchantable corn. Said Campbell is to board her > and child and said Priscilla to > clothe herself and child. Said Campbell promises to > treat her with humanity > as hired Negroes are generally and said Priscilla is > to obey all reasonable > command of said Campbell during the year. In > witness our hands this 12 day of > March 1867. > George W. Campbell > Priscilla Dickie > Teste: William Wright > > All for now!! > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about > your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

My appoligies for hitting the wrong e-mail address! I do know that Campbell and Crawford are not the same name. Some are kin however. Jeanne Spain

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The will of Archibald CAMPBELL of Mecklenburg is dated 19 March 1782 and includes the names of James CAMPBELL, Rilly, Colin CAMPBELL, Donald, Duncan, John, Betty, Annie and George CAMPBELL. (If the surname CAMPBELL does not appear following a given name, it is shown like that in the will.) His wife Elizabeth is also named. George CAMPBELL is later named the youngest son and Betty is named as a daughter. Sons Colin and Duncan are also confirmed. A William ADAMS witnesses the will. Colleen Campbell Taylor Lebanon, Tennessee A human life is like a single letter in the alphabet. It can be meaningless, or it can be part of a great meaning --- Jewish Theological Seminary of America

Colleen, My Campbells come from just north of Mecklenburg County. Can you give me the dates for these wills? I am particularly interested in Alexander, Archibald and James. My earliest known Campbell is John D. Campbell (1812-1890), and he lived most of his life in the part of Lincoln County, NC that became Catawba County in 1842. Thanks for your kind offer. Jim Campbell Spartanburg, SC CTaylor243@aol.com wrote: >I have copies of the wills for Alexander CAMPBELL; Archibald CAMPBELL; James >CAMPBELL; Jennet CAMPBELL and Robert CAMPBELL from Mecklenburg County, North >Carolina and will be happy to share. >I ordered these from "Strictly by Name" in California (_www.copies1918.com_ >(http://www.copies1918.com) ) and was hoping at least one of them would help >in my search for my CAMPBELL family in Mecklenburg or Cabarrus County, North >Carolina. >Not so. >I'll be glad to look up names in these wills for you. > >Colleen Campbell Taylor >Lebanon, Tennessee > > > >

I have copies of the wills for Alexander CAMPBELL; Archibald CAMPBELL; James CAMPBELL; Jennet CAMPBELL and Robert CAMPBELL from Mecklenburg County, North Carolina and will be happy to share. I ordered these from "Strictly by Name" in California (_www.copies1918.com_ (http://www.copies1918.com) ) and was hoping at least one of them would help in my search for my CAMPBELL family in Mecklenburg or Cabarrus County, North Carolina. Not so. I'll be glad to look up names in these wills for you. Colleen Campbell Taylor Lebanon, Tennessee A human life is like a single letter in the alphabet. It can be meaningless, or it can be part of a great meaning --- Jewish Theological Seminary of America

Has this site every had a master list of Campbell's and as new subscribers come on their ancestors would have their names added to the list? I for one can't keep the names straight - there are too many of us. K Kathryn Becker kbecker@georgefox.edu ________________________________ From: CAMPBELL-D-request@rootsweb.com [mailto:CAMPBELL-D-request@rootsweb.com] Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 3:00 AM To: CAMPBELL-D@rootsweb.com Subject: CAMPBELL-D Digest V06 #51

Thank You - Could you look for Robert W. Campbell (1829-1916) or his father, Robert Augustus Campbell. Kathryn Becker kbecker@georgefox.edu -----Original Message----- From: CTaylor243@aol.com [mailto:CTaylor243@aol.com] Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 6:24 AM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CAMPBELL] Wills of Alexander, Archibald, James, Jennet, and Robert CAMPBELL in Mecklenburg I have copies of the wills for Alexander CAMPBELL; Archibald CAMPBELL; James CAMPBELL; Jennet CAMPBELL and Robert CAMPBELL from Mecklenburg County, North Carolina and will be happy to share. I ordered these from "Strictly by Name" in California (_www.copies1918.com_ (http://www.copies1918.com) ) and was hoping at least one of them would help in my search for my CAMPBELL family in Mecklenburg or Cabarrus County, North Carolina. Not so. I'll be glad to look up names in these wills for you. Colleen Campbell Taylor Lebanon, Tennessee A human life is like a single letter in the alphabet. It can be meaningless, or it can be part of a great meaning --- Jewish Theological Seminary of America ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx