Lynden, The Abraham Campbell that I can think of in that Time Slot is ; of Mary Campbell / Ballards Lineage & she connects with me in D N A , as she had her Father { James Campbell } do the Test for their Lineage . This Abraham Campbell is on the Tax records of Russell County, VA. in 1794, & is thought to be a son of Henry Campbell. I will send you Mary Campbell / Ballards E-Mail Address if you like . Sam Campbell Lynden Harris <bharris@ntelos.net> wrote: Sam; The last few days has brought forth some anxious new leads!!! With a direct match between you, Cecil and this Lt Colonel Richard Campbell; may be some significant wall is about to break. You are aware of the Lyman Chalkley Chronicles? They are extracted court records from the Augusta County Court between 1745 and 1800. Lyman provides a synopsis of each entry by date of each court document. The Chronicles are bond into 3 volumes. They are indexed well and research is very simple. What you get here is something that you can trust as proof positive. These records are available on line from the Augusta, Rockbridge, Amherst counties web sites or direct from rootsweb. The entire court case is not published but you can pick up enough information to determine if it is applicable to your search. Then head for Staunton and go direct to the actual records. For example, I will quote one case: June 11th 1828. It is certified that Colonel Richard Campbell, who was killed at Eutaw, married Rebecca________?sister of Betsy Hawkins; that he left sons, Archibald, Joseph, John, Richard, Jonathan. That's not telling a whole lot but if you go to the court records for that day, they should provide many legal documents, including subpoenas, depositions, and court records that should provide lots of answers. First, you will confirm that he married Rebecca Hawkins; you will know 4 more sons names other than John, and it is hard to tell what else you will find in the records. Since Richard was killed in 1781 and this case is 48 years later, some kind of family problem neeeded solving. Richard Campbell has 6 court cases in Augusta County, including the above, plus 9 more court cases from Shenandoah and Page Counties. The first message that came through regarding Richard had reference to an Abraham Campbell - do you know anything about him? BH From: To: Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 3:50 AM Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] Re: Reply to Mr. Mick, re: Genetic Memory > HOWDY COUSINS, > I will be 80 YEARS in March 2006- I traveled through this Country, With > an > out door Adverising company, Erecting Highway signs, FOR a Two Period, > 1949 & > 50, I learned shortly that the sooner that I became Native the easier it > was > to do Business,. IT works this Way, Y,LL don't Get far in N-yark Nor Does > YOUSE-GUYS HACK It in Ms. > > NOW that was not GENEALOGY, BUT the next time that you are looking for > that > elusive Ancestor___??, I have found that when I place my Self as that > person, > one will more easily find what one is looking for & better understand it, > Go > ahead & laugh, BUT > IF there a Genealogical Connection, one YOU OR I will make it. > > TRY IT. > > NOW; There are about as nany Descendents of John Campbell, > Wagon-neer> M Frances > > NOW; This Couple are one set of my 4th Grt Grand Parents > AND ALL OR most of their Descendents Have after over 200 years still have > Mine & Many of your Grt Grand Mother without a Maiden name. Remember, JUST > Frances. > > WELL please Type into your Search; Marriage Bonds, <1772-1792>In York > County Va. in the results Click on to Abstracts of License Bonds > <1772-1792 York > County. > > This is an 11 page Print out: on Print out Page- There is on that Page, < > page 57> > > NOTE>; 24th Dec. '87. John Campbell to Elizabeth Wright, Daughter of > Benjamin Wright of Yorkhampton Parish; Security, Thos. Dawson. THERE was > one John > Campbell on theTax roll in York County in 1790. > > NOW TRUE: this may Create more questions than it Answers, > BUT COUSINS do you have any thing Better to Work on to give Grand MA a > Maiden Name? > > In a Sorrells Genealogy Posting, I found where Benjamin Wright > Had a Common law Union with one Sorrells woman< > now > haven;t found I again. > > It is a Fact that OUR John Campbell WAS IN Yorktown At the end of the > REV-WAR. > > I believe that John went Back & Married Elizabeth Wright, who was A > Daughter from the Common Law Union, BUT when John Campbell got back to > Lowesville Va > with his Bride, < Her age was Older than a daughter of Benjamin Wright's > Lawful Wife Could have Been. SO as not too Embarrass Grand Pa Benjamin > Wright, John > Campbell's Bride became JUST Frances. > > NOW there are THOUSANDS of Descendents from this Union OF John Campbell & > Frances, & I A. T. Powell, Jr. a 6th > Generation descendent, believe that Grand MA, GRAMA Frances Should have a > Maiden name IF Posiable. > > OK COUSIN's - Descendents of John Campbell & Frances. __?? > . PLEASE Sound OFF- I have Brought it this far- AT > > > > > > > BUT > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/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 --------------------------------- Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.

THANKS There is a Posting in A- Sorlles Genealogy Where Benjamin Wright Has a Common Law Union with a Sorrells Woman & that is why no Connection can be Made & when I find That Sorrells Genealogy Posting again I will Copy it if it is 200 pages, & let it be known CUZ A T

http://www.geocities.com/janet_ariciu/Sorrell.html Sorrell Wright connections There is a will in which a Wright names a grandchild who is a Sorrell. No mention of a Sorrell/Wright marriage, so A.T. this may be the link you were looking for. Marge -----Original Message----- From: Atpowelljr@aol.com [mailto:Atpowelljr@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 2:51 AM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] Re: Reply to Mr. Mick, re: Genetic Memory HOWDY COUSINS, I will be 80 YEARS in March 2006- I traveled through this Country, With an out door Adverising company, Erecting Highway signs, FOR a Two Period, 1949 & 50, I learned shortly that the sooner that I became Native the easier it was to do Business,. IT works this Way, Y,LL don't Get far in N-yark Nor Does YOUSE-GUYS HACK It in Ms. NOW that was not GENEALOGY, BUT the next time that you are looking for that elusive Ancestor___??, I have found that when I place my Self as that person, one will more easily find what one is looking for & better understand it, Go ahead & laugh, BUT IF there a Genealogical Connection, one YOU OR I will make it. TRY IT. NOW; There are about as nany Descendents of John Campbell, <May be Wagon-neer> M Frances NOW; This Couple are one set of my 4th Grt Grand Parents AND ALL OR most of their Descendents Have after over 200 years still have Mine & Many of your Grt Grand Mother without a Maiden name. Remember, JUST Frances. WELL please Type into your Search; Marriage Bonds, <1772-1792>In York County Va. in the results Click on to Abstracts of License Bonds <1772-1792 York County. This is an 11 page Print out: on Print out Page- There is on that Page, < page 57> NOTE>; 24th Dec. '87. John Campbell to Elizabeth Wright, Daughter of Benjamin Wright of Yorkhampton Parish; Security, Thos. Dawson. THERE was one John Campbell on theTax roll in York County in 1790. NOW TRUE: this may Create more questions than it Answers, BUT COUSINS do you have any thing Better to Work on to give Grand MA a Maiden Name? In a Sorrells Genealogy Posting, I found where Benjamin Wright Had a Common law Union with one Sorrells woman< <I failed to Copy it & now haven;t found I again. It is a Fact that OUR John Campbell WAS IN Yorktown At the end of the REV-WAR. I believe that John went Back & Married Elizabeth Wright, who was A Daughter from the Common Law Union, BUT when John Campbell got back to Lowesville Va with his Bride, < Her age was Older than a daughter of Benjamin Wright's Lawful Wife Could have Been. SO as not too Embarrass Grand Pa Benjamin Wright, John Campbell's Bride became JUST Frances. NOW there are THOUSANDS of Descendents from this Union OF John Campbell & Frances, <WRIGHT> & I A. T. Powell, Jr. a 6th Generation descendent, believe that Grand MA, GRAMA Frances Should have a Maiden name IF Posiable. OK COUSIN's - Descendents of John Campbell & Frances. __?? . PLEASE Sound OFF- I have Brought it this far- AT <atpowelljr@aol.com> BUT

Sam; The last few days has brought forth some anxious new leads!!! With a direct match between you, Cecil and this Lt Colonel Richard Campbell; may be some significant wall is about to break. You are aware of the Lyman Chalkley Chronicles? They are extracted court records from the Augusta County Court between 1745 and 1800. Lyman provides a synopsis of each entry by date of each court document. The Chronicles are bond into 3 volumes. They are indexed well and research is very simple. What you get here is something that you can trust as proof positive. These records are available on line from the Augusta, Rockbridge, Amherst counties web sites or direct from rootsweb. The entire court case is not published but you can pick up enough information to determine if it is applicable to your search. Then head for Staunton and go direct to the actual records. For example, I will quote one case: June 11th 1828. It is certified that Colonel Richard Campbell, who was killed at Eutaw, married Rebecca________?sister of Betsy Hawkins; that he left sons, Archibald, Joseph, John, Richard, Jonathan. That's not telling a whole lot but if you go to the court records for that day, they should provide many legal documents, including subpoenas, depositions, and court records that should provide lots of answers. First, you will confirm that he married Rebecca Hawkins; you will know 4 more sons names other than John, and it is hard to tell what else you will find in the records. Since Richard was killed in 1781 and this case is 48 years later, some kind of family problem neeeded solving. Richard Campbell has 6 court cases in Augusta County, including the above, plus 9 more court cases from Shenandoah and Page Counties. The first message that came through regarding Richard had reference to an Abraham Campbell - do you know anything about him? BH From: <Atpowelljr@aol.com> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 3:50 AM Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] Re: Reply to Mr. Mick, re: Genetic Memory > HOWDY COUSINS, > I will be 80 YEARS in March 2006- I traveled through this Country, With > an > out door Adverising company, Erecting Highway signs, FOR a Two Period, > 1949 & > 50, I learned shortly that the sooner that I became Native the easier it > was > to do Business,. IT works this Way, Y,LL don't Get far in N-yark Nor Does > YOUSE-GUYS HACK It in Ms. > > NOW that was not GENEALOGY, BUT the next time that you are looking for > that > elusive Ancestor___??, I have found that when I place my Self as that > person, > one will more easily find what one is looking for & better understand it, > Go > ahead & laugh, BUT > IF there a Genealogical Connection, one YOU OR I will make it. > > TRY IT. > > NOW; There are about as nany Descendents of John Campbell, <May be > Wagon-neer> M Frances > > NOW; This Couple are one set of my 4th Grt Grand Parents > AND ALL OR most of their Descendents Have after over 200 years still have > Mine & Many of your Grt Grand Mother without a Maiden name. Remember, JUST > Frances. > > WELL please Type into your Search; Marriage Bonds, <1772-1792>In York > County Va. in the results Click on to Abstracts of License Bonds > <1772-1792 York > County. > > This is an 11 page Print out: on Print out Page- There is on that Page, < > page 57> > > NOTE>; 24th Dec. '87. John Campbell to Elizabeth Wright, Daughter of > Benjamin Wright of Yorkhampton Parish; Security, Thos. Dawson. THERE was > one John > Campbell on theTax roll in York County in 1790. > > NOW TRUE: this may Create more questions than it Answers, > BUT COUSINS do you have any thing Better to Work on to give Grand MA a > Maiden Name? > > In a Sorrells Genealogy Posting, I found where Benjamin Wright > Had a Common law Union with one Sorrells woman< <I failed to Copy it & > now > haven;t found I again. > > It is a Fact that OUR John Campbell WAS IN Yorktown At the end of the > REV-WAR. > > I believe that John went Back & Married Elizabeth Wright, who was A > Daughter from the Common Law Union, BUT when John Campbell got back to > Lowesville Va > with his Bride, < Her age was Older than a daughter of Benjamin Wright's > Lawful Wife Could have Been. SO as not too Embarrass Grand Pa Benjamin > Wright, John > Campbell's Bride became JUST Frances. > > NOW there are THOUSANDS of Descendents from this Union OF John Campbell & > Frances, <WRIGHT> & I A. T. Powell, Jr. a 6th > Generation descendent, believe that Grand MA, GRAMA Frances Should have a > Maiden name IF Posiable. > > OK COUSIN's - Descendents of John Campbell & Frances. __?? > . PLEASE Sound OFF- I have Brought it this far- AT <atpowelljr@aol.com> > > > > > > > BUT > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > >

I am hoping that someone can shed some light on my search form my Great Grandmother's lineage. Her name was Lena Kathleen Campbell and her date of birth was 01 Nov 1870. The following is from the 1860 census of Madison County, TN and the only reference I have been able to find that could be her. Note that this appears to be a group of people (not necessarily related) living together in the same household. I suppose that as a result of the devastation suffered during the Civil War that this would have been a very common occurrence in this time period and in this location of the country. Is this J. S. Campbell the same person that is being discussed in the Campbells of Alabama messages? If so, how is he connected to the people living in his household? Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace J.S. CAMPBELL Self M Male W 35 AL Laborer AL AL Tominie CAMPBELL Other M Female W 28 MS Keeping House TN NC Lena CAMPBELL Other S Female W 9 MS AL MS Robt. CAMPBELL Other S Male W 6 MS MS MS Lizzie CAMPBELL Other S Female W 3 TN MS MS Sally KNOX MotherL W Female W 52 NC NC NC Mary DAVIS Niece S Female W 14 KY AL AL Jno DAVIS Nephew S Male W 12 AL AL AL W. KNOX BroL S Male W 12 MS GA MS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place District 15, Madison, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255270 NA Film Number T9-1270 Page Number 321C ----- Original Message ----- From: "pam holeton" <pam_39_1960@yahoo.com> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 9:41 PM Subject: RE: [CAMPBELL] Campbell's in Alabama >I have these Campbells....who did you need parents for? > > margecam52 <margecam52@valornet.com> wrote: I thought Wm was probably a > brother.. I have been "collecting" all families > with an Ellis in them... Who knows one may connect! > Marge > > -----Original Message----- > From: Kim [mailto:mmkkalex@eatel.net] > Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 1:43 PM > To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] Campbell's in Alabama > > My Campbell line lived in Dallas Co. but I have been unable to link them > to > this one. According to a tree on ancestry.com...J.K. is John King Campbell > son of William Campbell and Mary Ann King. The William you mentioned is > his > brother. > > >> Does anyone connect with the following Campbell's? >> >> 1850 Dallas county Alabama census >> >> Family 1216 >> Page 628 or 159 (both listed) >> >> J.K. Campbell age 50, male, farmer, b TN property value 2,700.00 six >> in family attended school. >> Elizabeth age 30, female, b AL >> A. C. Age 22, male, farmer, b AL >> Alexander age 19, male, farmer, b AL >> Ellis age 17, male, farmer, b AL >> John age 15, male, farmer, b AL >> Charles age 13, male, b AL >> M. A. Age 11, female b AL >> Wm. Age 9, male b AL >> >> On the next page is a >> Wm Campbell age 47, male, farmer b TN, property value 800.00 >> Isabella age 22, female, b AL >> E.T. Age 17, male farmer, b AL >> Mahon(s?) age 9, male, b AL >> Lizanny age 9, female, b AL >> J S age 7, male, b AL >> M A age 1, female, b AL >> Balcom Barup age 54, male farmer b NC >> >> Could these two be brothers? >> >> Would like to know if anyone knows parents for the above men. >> >> Marge Campbell >> >> >> ============================== >> View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find >> marriage announcements and more. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >> >> >> > > > ============================== > 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 > > > > > > ....you know you are addicted when you have traced your ancestral lines > all the way back to Adam and Eve, have it fully documented, and still > don't want to quit... > http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/holeton > Pam Holeton > Piqua,Ohio > Miami County > > > > > > > > - ------------------------------- > Yahoo! Photos > Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands > ASAP. > > ______________________________

Hello, The mail I have been sending to Steven Campbell, who is a fellow researcher of the George and Caty Campbell group, of Amherst Co VA, USA has been returned twice. Steven, if you have changed your address, please post it here. I have some new and interesting stuff to share with you. Best rergards, Lilly Martin

HOWDY COUSINS, I will be 80 YEARS in March 2006- I traveled through this Country, With an out door Adverising company, Erecting Highway signs, FOR a Two Period, 1949 & 50, I learned shortly that the sooner that I became Native the easier it was to do Business,. IT works this Way, Y,LL don't Get far in N-yark Nor Does YOUSE-GUYS HACK It in Ms. NOW that was not GENEALOGY, BUT the next time that you are looking for that elusive Ancestor___??, I have found that when I place my Self as that person, one will more easily find what one is looking for & better understand it, Go ahead & laugh, BUT IF there a Genealogical Connection, one YOU OR I will make it. TRY IT. NOW; There are about as nany Descendents of John Campbell, <May be Wagon-neer> M Frances NOW; This Couple are one set of my 4th Grt Grand Parents AND ALL OR most of their Descendents Have after over 200 years still have Mine & Many of your Grt Grand Mother without a Maiden name. Remember, JUST Frances. WELL please Type into your Search; Marriage Bonds, <1772-1792>In York County Va. in the results Click on to Abstracts of License Bonds <1772-1792 York County. This is an 11 page Print out: on Print out Page- There is on that Page, < page 57> NOTE>; 24th Dec. '87. John Campbell to Elizabeth Wright, Daughter of Benjamin Wright of Yorkhampton Parish; Security, Thos. Dawson. THERE was one John Campbell on theTax roll in York County in 1790. NOW TRUE: this may Create more questions than it Answers, BUT COUSINS do you have any thing Better to Work on to give Grand MA a Maiden Name? In a Sorrells Genealogy Posting, I found where Benjamin Wright Had a Common law Union with one Sorrells woman< <I failed to Copy it & now haven;t found I again. It is a Fact that OUR John Campbell WAS IN Yorktown At the end of the REV-WAR. I believe that John went Back & Married Elizabeth Wright, who was A Daughter from the Common Law Union, BUT when John Campbell got back to Lowesville Va with his Bride, < Her age was Older than a daughter of Benjamin Wright's Lawful Wife Could have Been. SO as not too Embarrass Grand Pa Benjamin Wright, John Campbell's Bride became JUST Frances. NOW there are THOUSANDS of Descendents from this Union OF John Campbell & Frances, <WRIGHT> & I A. T. Powell, Jr. a 6th Generation descendent, believe that Grand MA, GRAMA Frances Should have a Maiden name IF Posiable. OK COUSIN's - Descendents of John Campbell & Frances. __?? . PLEASE Sound OFF- I have Brought it this far- AT <atpowelljr@aol.com> BUT

Richard, I believe in genetic recall, or whatever it might be called. I have felt the need to return to my ancestral lands many times, even though I do not expect to ever be able to do so. While I am predominantly Scottish, I also have Welsh, Irish, English, Dutch, German and Swiss. So, why is it only Scotland that always seems to call me? How can that be explained? I do not believe it has to be anything from our own memory bank either. While traveling through Mississippi a few years back, we came to Vicksburg. I told my husband that I absolutely had to stop and go visit the battleground there. I had no idea why - just something I felt was necessary. It was not until a couple of years later we learned his great grandfather was killed in Vicksburg during the Civil War and is buried there. Until then it was family tradition he died in Tennessee. Was it a physic experience? I have no idea. I long ago learned to "go with my feelings". Most of the time, I've found them to be right on target. Joyce

I have these Campbells....who did you need parents for? margecam52 <margecam52@valornet.com> wrote: I thought Wm was probably a brother.. I have been "collecting" all families with an Ellis in them... Who knows one may connect! Marge -----Original Message----- From: Kim [mailto:mmkkalex@eatel.net] Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 1:43 PM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] Campbell's in Alabama My Campbell line lived in Dallas Co. but I have been unable to link them to this one. According to a tree on ancestry.com...J.K. is John King Campbell son of William Campbell and Mary Ann King. The William you mentioned is his brother. > Does anyone connect with the following Campbell's? > > 1850 Dallas county Alabama census > > Family 1216 > Page 628 or 159 (both listed) > > J.K. Campbell age 50, male, farmer, b TN property value 2,700.00 six > in family attended school. > Elizabeth age 30, female, b AL > A. C. Age 22, male, farmer, b AL > Alexander age 19, male, farmer, b AL > Ellis age 17, male, farmer, b AL > John age 15, male, farmer, b AL > Charles age 13, male, b AL > M. A. Age 11, female b AL > Wm. Age 9, male b AL > > On the next page is a > Wm Campbell age 47, male, farmer b TN, property value 800.00 > Isabella age 22, female, b AL > E.T. Age 17, male farmer, b AL > Mahon(s?) age 9, male, b AL > Lizanny age 9, female, b AL > J S age 7, male, b AL > M A age 1, female, b AL > Balcom Barup age 54, male farmer b NC > > Could these two be brothers? > > Would like to know if anyone knows parents for the above men. > > Marge Campbell > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > > > ============================== 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 ....you know you are addicted when you have traced your ancestral lines all the way back to Adam and Eve, have it fully documented, and still don't want to quit... http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/holeton Pam Holeton Piqua,Ohio Miami County --------------------------------- Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.

This is also my line of Campbells. Archibald Campbell is another son of William and Mary Ann (King) Campbell. Archibald married Mary Ann Howell and moved first to Monroe Co., Alabama and then to Cass Co., Texas by 1850. Wynell essage: #7 Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 13:43:25 -0600 From: "Kim" <mmkkalex@eatel.net> To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <000e01c61c67$78c42ed0$6c01a8c0@Kimberly> Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] Campbell's in Alabama Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; reply-type=original Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit My Campbell line lived in Dallas Co. but I have been unable to link them to this one. According to a tree on ancestry.com...J.K. is John King Campbell son of William Campbell and Mary Ann King. The William you mentioned is his brother. >Does anyone connect with the following Campbell's? > >1850 Dallas county Alabama census > >Family 1216 >Page 628 or 159 (both listed) > >J.K. Campbell age 50, male, farmer, b TN property value 2,700.00 six in >family attended school. >Elizabeth age 30, female, b AL >A. C. Age 22, male, farmer, b AL >Alexander age 19, male, farmer, b AL >Ellis age 17, male, farmer, b AL >John age 15, male, farmer, b AL >Charles age 13, male, b AL >M. A. Age 11, female b AL >Wm. Age 9, male b AL > >On the next page is a >Wm Campbell age 47, male, farmer b TN, property value 800.00 >Isabella age 22, female, b AL >E.T. Age 17, male farmer, b AL >Mahon(s?) age 9, male, b AL >Lizanny age 9, female, b AL >J S age 7, male, b AL >M A age 1, female, b AL >Balcom Barup age 54, male farmer b NC > >Could these two be brothers? > >Would like to know if anyone knows parents for the above men. > >Marge Campbell

I thought Wm was probably a brother.. I have been "collecting" all families with an Ellis in them... Who knows one may connect! Marge -----Original Message----- From: Kim [mailto:mmkkalex@eatel.net] Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 1:43 PM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] Campbell's in Alabama My Campbell line lived in Dallas Co. but I have been unable to link them to this one. According to a tree on ancestry.com...J.K. is John King Campbell son of William Campbell and Mary Ann King. The William you mentioned is his brother. > Does anyone connect with the following Campbell's? > > 1850 Dallas county Alabama census > > Family 1216 > Page 628 or 159 (both listed) > > J.K. Campbell age 50, male, farmer, b TN property value 2,700.00 six > in family attended school. > Elizabeth age 30, female, b AL > A. C. Age 22, male, farmer, b AL > Alexander age 19, male, farmer, b AL > Ellis age 17, male, farmer, b AL > John age 15, male, farmer, b AL > Charles age 13, male, b AL > M. A. Age 11, female b AL > Wm. Age 9, male b AL > > On the next page is a > Wm Campbell age 47, male, farmer b TN, property value 800.00 > Isabella age 22, female, b AL > E.T. Age 17, male farmer, b AL > Mahon(s?) age 9, male, b AL > Lizanny age 9, female, b AL > J S age 7, male, b AL > M A age 1, female, b AL > Balcom Barup age 54, male farmer b NC > > Could these two be brothers? > > Would like to know if anyone knows parents for the above men. > > Marge Campbell > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > > >

My Campbells came from Butler co, Pa to the Mahoning/columbiana county area of Eastern Ohio in the 1870's (I think or 60's). Father was Orlando Campbell born 1833 and my Grandfather was Wallace (Dudley as we knew him) born in 1871 and died in Niles 1942. There were 4 sons and 2 daughters to Orlando but I met only two, a son, Clyde who lived in Youngstown and a daughter, Effie and I don't remember where she lived. Any other info about this area would be appreciated. Regards, Bob Lavin

My Campbell line lived in Dallas Co. but I have been unable to link them to this one. According to a tree on ancestry.com...J.K. is John King Campbell son of William Campbell and Mary Ann King. The William you mentioned is his brother. > Does anyone connect with the following Campbell's? > > 1850 Dallas county Alabama census > > Family 1216 > Page 628 or 159 (both listed) > > J.K. Campbell age 50, male, farmer, b TN property value 2,700.00 six in > family attended school. > Elizabeth age 30, female, b AL > A. C. Age 22, male, farmer, b AL > Alexander age 19, male, farmer, b AL > Ellis age 17, male, farmer, b AL > John age 15, male, farmer, b AL > Charles age 13, male, b AL > M. A. Age 11, female b AL > Wm. Age 9, male b AL > > On the next page is a > Wm Campbell age 47, male, farmer b TN, property value 800.00 > Isabella age 22, female, b AL > E.T. Age 17, male farmer, b AL > Mahon(s?) age 9, male, b AL > Lizanny age 9, female, b AL > J S age 7, male, b AL > M A age 1, female, b AL > Balcom Barup age 54, male farmer b NC > > Could these two be brothers? > > Would like to know if anyone knows parents for the above men. > > Marge Campbell > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > > >

This site http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/in/union/family/cambel.txt starts - " Historical Sketches of the CAMPBELL, PILCHER and Kindred Families by Margaret CAMPBELL PILCHER Nashville TN. 1911 I have only 5 pages from this book.... Has Thomas of Bedford's family." Patricia Curtis-Carter Subject: [CAMPBELL] Aunt Florrie Campbell's recollections (Amherst Co VA) > Dear Nancy and all other related to George and Caty Campbell, > > > > 1. She stated that three Campbell brothers came to the America, one was > > Thomas who settled in Bedford Co., VA William who settled in Nelson Co., > > VA and the third she didn't know his name settled in King George Co., VA. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.375 / Virus Database: 267.14.20/234 - Release Date: 1/18/06

I've "rescued" an old photograph of Della & Dugal CAMPBELL with their son Harry. The photograph was taken at the Wm. Boswell Studio in East Jordan, Michigan, likely sometime in the 1880's or 1890's. Della appears to be in her 20's at the time with Dugal likely in his 30's. Harry is just an infant at the time the photograph was taken. In addition to their names someone has written "Aunt Della was Mother's Sister" on the back of the photograph. Another photograph recovered from the same source is one of Frank WEBB and his five children. That photograph taken in Springfield, MO notes that Frank's wife Lizzie WEBB is a cousin of "Mother's". Based on limited research I was able to find Dugal CAMPBELL, son of Mary CAMPBELL living in South Arm, MI during the 1880 census with records indicating the following regarding the family: Mary CAMPBELL, widow, age 48, born in Canada, parents born in Scotland Daniel CAMPBELL, son, age 22, born in Canada, Works Farm, parents born in Canada Dugal CAMPBELL, son, age 20, born in Canada, parents born in Canada Christie CAMPBELL, dau, age 13, born in Canada, parents born in Canada John CAMPBELL, son, age 11, born in Canada, at School, parents born in Canada Nelle CAMPBELL, dau, age 8, born in MI, parents born in Canada I am hoping that someone from the CAMPBELL Family can be located so that this wonderful old photograph can be returned to the care of family. If you are a member of this family, or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

Does anyone connect with the following Campbell's? 1850 Dallas county Alabama census Family 1216 Page 628 or 159 (both listed) J.K. Campbell age 50, male, farmer, b TN property value 2,700.00 six in family attended school. Elizabeth age 30, female, b AL A. C. Age 22, male, farmer, b AL Alexander age 19, male, farmer, b AL Ellis age 17, male, farmer, b AL John age 15, male, farmer, b AL Charles age 13, male, b AL M. A. Age 11, female b AL Wm. Age 9, male b AL On the next page is a Wm Campbell age 47, male, farmer b TN, property value 800.00 Isabella age 22, female, b AL E.T. Age 17, male farmer, b AL Mahon(s?) age 9, male, b AL Lizanny age 9, female, b AL J S age 7, male, b AL M A age 1, female, b AL Balcom Barup age 54, male farmer b NC Could these two be brothers? Would like to know if anyone knows parents for the above men. Marge Campbell

There are maps you can print and compare also.. http://myvirginiagenealogy.com/va_maps/va_cf.htm Marge

Dee, what towns in Western Pa and Eastern Ohio are you referring to? My Campbell Family is from all over Western Pa and Eastern Ohio too. Could you e-mail me "off-line" at paule_e@hotmail.com<mailto:paule_e@hotmail.com>? Thanks Dee. V/R Paul C. ----- Original Message ----- From: Stemma<mailto:stemma@sbcglobal.net> To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 9:00 AM Subject: [CAMPBELL] Re: Reply to Mr. Mick, re: Genetic Memory I was born in the southwest. My parents where in the service so we moved quite a bit. I eventually married and settled in Ohio where I began my addiction with genealogy. To my knowledge I had no ancestral ties to Ohio. After traveling to western PA to do some research at a library, I decided to drive around a small town some of my ancestors lived in for a short time. I came upon a fairly well hidden cemetery. It was a lovely warm fall day so I decided to walk up to the office and see if I could find any relatives in their burial index. The superintendent was about to leave but was kind enough to let me look at the records for a few minutes. Within a short time I found my third great grandfather was buried there. Not only was this a shock - but I then saw where he was born, in the very same small village in Ohio in which I now resided! After some very exciting local research I discovered he lived within walking distance of my current home. I believe in genetic memory and the "calling" back to home by your ancestors. Dee ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lilly Martin" <malik@scs-net.org<mailto:malik@scs-net.org>> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com>> Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 5:19 AM Subject: Reply to Mr. Mick, re: Genetic Memory > Hello Mr. Mick, > > I have never thought of this isssue before, but I believe I would have to > agree with you. > One of my earliest memories is looking up at a large hand painted portrait > of my Great Grandmother Susie Jane Campbell. Even though she was painted in > her 40's, and I was just a little girl, I could see that her face and my own > were the same face. > > I came out looking like neither my Mom nor Dad, but came out looking like my > great grandma. > > Is that what has made me search for my Campbell roots? I don't know, but > perhaps my Genetic make-up is calling me to look back? > > There is a book, called "Pride of Tigers" by Sybil Marshall. She is > British, and came to live in USA later in life, and was a lifelong educator. > The book is her own family reminences, about a very unique place in England, > which was a Swampy area, so it was drained by "fens" and dikes, sort of like > draining low areas in Holland. She felt her own genetic heritage was > Celtic, and she talks about that. She also talks about her own theory of > Genetic Memory. Meaning, that we have some memories which are not from our > own lifetime, but have been buried deep within each of us from our genetic > make-up, our ancestors. An Ancestral Memory which is born inside us. > > I had not given it much thought, but perhaps there is something to the idea. > It is at least something to think about. > > I am Scots, Irish, German,and English ethnically speaking. > Best regards, > Lilly Martin > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Richard C. Mick" <rcmick@accsandusky.com<mailto:rcmick@accsandusky.com>> > To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com>> > Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 7:08 PM > Subject: [CAMPBELL] Quotes and Question > > > > If all else fails, I will retreat up the valley of Virginia, plant my flag > > on the Blue Ridge, rally around the Scotch-Irish (Ulster Scots) of that > > region and make my last stand for liberty amongst a people who will never > > submit to British tyranny whilst there is a man left to draw a trigger. > > George Washington, Valley Forge. > > > > "Call this war what you may, only call it not an American rebellion; it is > > nothing more or less than a Scotch Irish Presbyterian rebellion." > > Anonymous Hessian officer 1778 > > > > Every line of strength in American history is a line colored with Scottish > > blood. President Woodrow Wilson > > > > "For that is the mark of the Scots of all classes: that he stands in an > > attitude towards the past unthinkable to Englishmen, and remembers and > > cherishes the memory of his forebears, good or bad; and there burns alive > > in him a sense of identity with the dead even to the twentieth > > generation." Robert Louis Steveson ~ Weir of Hermiston, 1894 > > > > I know that this is a genealogy forum but most of Campbell's are either > > Scottish or Ulster Scots and thought I would throw a few interesting > > quotes out there. If you have any of this sort please send them to me. I > > know that everything on this list is not genealogical and I like that, by > > the way I miss Dairmid a lot. > > > > Here is my question, looking at the last quote by Steveson, there seems to > > be a call to my blood, my family ,90 % of it, has been in the Colonies and > > or the States for 250 - 350 years now, and so there is no direct tie back > > to Scotland. Yet there is a calling to my blood for which I do not > > understand, I was wondering if this makes sense to any of you Scots. I > > have 5 Scottish or Ulster Scots line running through me and as I said > > there is a calling and a yearning for most of my adult life. > > Regards, > > Richard C. Mick > > > > ============================== > > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > > New content added every business day. Learn more: > > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx<http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/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<http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx>

Hi, Marge Campbell here. I believe we have a sense of roots, genetic memory, call it whatever you all want. I have always wanted to know about my Swedish roots...grampa never told us much, and what he did say always ended with "Gotcha". After his immigration in 1899, he became Oscar Eric Buren, or Eric Oscar Buren. He was born Eric Oscar Bernhard Wenström. On one census he said he was born in 1857 (and he told his children this also). Well, I found him on another census..born 1881. Made more sense. I joined a Swedes list, someone sent immigration information. I put him on my website.. 15 years after putting him on the site (went from Prodigy to Comcast..remember when Prodigy gave us the 10mg of webspace before they made the big changes?)..I have kept grampa on my website..and one of his great nephews found me via that web site! I was blessed to get to go to Sweden in 1999, almost 100 years to the day my grandpa left... We all made a toast to grandpa... I was asked to make that toast... Know what it was??... Yep "Gotcha!" My dad and I both felt we had to find our Swedish cousins, and dad didn't live long enough to go, but I kept my promise that if I found them, I would go... If you find your roots, do go..you will never experience that kind of kinship again. I visited the family farms, Stockholm, etc.. Was a wonderfull two weeks! I hope to go again one day. We hope to go to Scotland also, if we can ever find where our Ellis b 1804 in VA was decended from. > Here is my question, looking at the last quote by Steveson, there seems to > be a call to my blood, my family ,90 % of it, has been in the Colonies and > or the States for 250 - 350 years now, and so there is no direct tie back > to Scotland. Yet there is a calling to my blood for which I do not > understand, I was wondering if this makes sense to any of you Scots. I > have 5 Scottish or Ulster Scots line running through me and as I said > there is a calling and a yearning for most of my adult life. > Regards, > Richard C. Mick > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > ______________________________

TO my MANY Cousins, DE, in family research: these 4 words are the foundation for the Greatest genealogical brick wall ever encountered/ <IT JUST CAN'T BE> <ASK & ANSWER QUESTIONS SOME ONE KNOWS> FROM: RETRACING OUR FAMILY LEGACY> Evolution of Virginia Counties/ FOR the period 1750 -1770, twenty-six new Counties were formed. The Continuous Westward trek of Settlers demanded the Government provide Courts in their Areas. as the westward expansion continued, VIRGINIA creates Kentucky County & Illinois County. Kentucky County was eventually Split into three Counties, Jefferson, Fayette & Lincoln. Illinois County <the Northwest Territory> was ceded to to the Nation & became a territory. This Voluntary gift became to the Nation included all of the OHIO Valley & parts of Wisconsin & Michigan . WEST VA. was Also part of Va until 1863. So many people RUN into that, <IT JUST CAN'T BE < BRICK WALL. Because What is now the Geographic Boundry OG. County Ohio, Could have very well have been in Montgomery County Va when %TH grt Grand PA lived there, Some of Today's Ohio was still Va. UP INTO the mid to late 17----,s. SOMETHING; this is a mater of fact, it is just as many miles from To days Nelson County, Va Where My Grand Parents Settled to the Area in what to day is Ohio that your Grand father settled in as it was o those many YEARS ago. <NOW COUSINS When our Ancestors settled in What To day is Ohio & Nelson County Va, THAT Land was in NEW KENT County until 1721 THATS right, your area became OHIO in late 1700,s mine became Nelson County Va in 1808. NOW to Satisfy your Disbelief: PLEASE TYPE; <Formation of Virginia Counties> into your search, the only COST is 13 sheets of paper for the Print out. I just printed my self Two sets of Copies. With this Information you can know when your Ancestors were WHERE. Because it shows when & FROM where so many of these Counties were formed. GOOD HUNTING. CUZ A T & Leona <atpowelljr@aol.com> OH YES, I see that Cousin Lilly Martin, DEE & Richard c. Mick Think like I have for Years, In searching for some one Mentaly become That person & one will find the answers Come Easier, A T