A while back I posted a story about George Campbell from a "Chiles-Childs Family History" book. It said his father was a Charles Campbell who was born in Ireland. I wanted to find the book to see if the author provided any sources for the story. I managed to find where the only copy of the book is located: The Cincinnati Public Library. I haven't contacted them yet, but plan to this week, unless someone lives in Cincinnati and is willing to visit the library to check for the information. I have a feeling the book will say that the story of Charles Campbell was an "oral history passed on from generation to generation". I still haven't found any proof that the Charles Campbell--allegedly born in Ireland in 1694, purchased land in Virginia between 1712-1724, and died in Ireland in 1749--ever existed.

Hello to List, Looking for information on James Thomas Campbell Born, 31 Jul 1864 in Montague County, Texas Died Bef. Sep 1917 Father, George W. Campbell, Mother, Lucinda L. Wheeler. Brothers and Sister, Charles Clayton Campbell, William David Campbell, George Andrew Campbell, Hattie Belle Campbell, John Edward Campbell, Robert Lee Campbell. Thank you. Jimmy in Texas

Fellow researchers, Hello. I'm looking to connect with anyone researching Campbell lines in Abbeville County, South Carolina in the 1830 + timeframe. Specifically, I'm looking to share with anyone researching Thomas Campbell, Matthew Campbell or William Campbell from the 1830 and 1840 censuses of Abbeville County. Thomas Campbell who was enumerated in Abbeville County, South Carolina in the 1830 and 1840 censuses _may_ have been the Thomas Campbell enumerated in 1800, 1810, and 1820 censuses in Laurens County, South Carolina. This Thomas Campbell would have been born circa 1770-1780, based on his ages in the census records: 1830 (age 50-60)and 1840 (age 60-70). Thomas Campbell _may_ have been related to my husband's 2nd-great-grandfather, Matthew Campbell, as Mat Campbell was enumerated in the next household after Thos Campbell in the 1840 census for Abbeville County. Matthew Campbell was in Coweta County, Georgia for the 1850 census and died in Carroll County, Georgia in 1887. I believe Matthew Campbell was born circa 1812 in South Carolina and married Rebecca Edwards, daughter of David Edwards, of Abbeville County, per an Abbeville County Equity Court case. In the 1830 census for Abbeville County, the Thomas Campbell household is followed by the William Campbell household. I am looking to find anyone researching any of these Campbell lines to share information. Thanks to anyone who's read all of this, and I look forward to hearing from a new-to-me cousin! Judy Campbell Doraville, GA

Lord Neil Lord Neil Campbell 685. Meet? As bdry - recital in 174-1/2 deed of John Riddell - 1 June 1776/7 - land on Rar. Riv Som. Co. (EJD H2:94) John Burnet Deed 1.2 mi?s bd s L?? Lord NC's (NJHSM: D354) NOTE: looks to be saying where this land is located in relation to Lord Neil Campbell's land..MargeCampbell). 18 Jan 1693/4. Campbell, Lord Neill. Adminsitrration on the estate of, granted to James Dundas of Perth Amboy. NJ A, XXL, pp 209,306. Neal Campbell ( this is NOT Lord Neil) 27 June 1760. Acct. of admr. Of Benj. Elston of Woodbridge shows payt of a debt to Neal Campbell. (NJW:3465L) 21 Apr 1711. Campbell, Ohtniell, of Woodbridge Twp, will of. Gives all his property (land in said township) to his wife,-- Witnesses - William Hodgson, John Mollesson, ____Wilson. Proved 31 July 1711 Lib I, p 318 (NJA 23:80) Peter Campbell 28 Sep 1738, Deed. Mary Talley, als. Mary Cambpell, and Peter Campbell of Salem co W.J. (West Jersey) to William Talley, Jr. of Brandywine MD for 1/3 int. in tract where Thomas Talley now lives in Brandywine MD, cont. 200 A. Both signed with marks. (New Castle co. Deeds, T1:74) Johan Pieter Kempel See CEG:427 & NYDCR Chambers' Early Germans of New Jersey, 1895 & New York Reformed Dutch Church Records, Baptisims and marriages, pub 1890-1902. Peter Campbell of Salem Co NJ md Mary Talley sister of Wm Talley Jr, Brandywine MD, before 28 Sep 1738 (deeds T:74) Acc to Delaware Hist & geneal. Recall 1:1 11 Nov 1748 - Campbell, Peter, of Cumberland co.; will of. Wife, Mary. Sons - Robert and William Campbell. Sole Executor - Son, Robert. Witnesses - John Champion, Uriah Wheaton. Proved 23 Feb 1748/9 (Sworn at Cape May) lib 6, p 68 ( NJA). 12 Jan 1748/9. Inventory of personal estate (£49.7.5) includes notes from John Bond, Thos & John Edwards; account against William Scanlun, Charles Loyd, John Veal. Appraisers - John Champion, Lawrence Patterson, Sr. Richard Campbell Piscataway Register of Deaths - Richard Campbell d 10 Oct 1687 (NJHSP NS4:41)[Memo: Note Cus(cousin?) of Caleb C b 1699/1702cr]. Robert Campbell (Cammel, Kimbel, Cembel) Harliquen RD Church Rec 19 July 1747 Bp in Surlant Jannetie d Robberd Cammel and Giertie Weaver (GMNJ 16:17) 16 Sep 1750, Bp Cnelius, ch of Robbert Kimbel & w Gerte (GMNJ 18:8) 2 Feb 1752 Bp Elisabet ch of Robbert Kimbel & w Gerte( GMNJ 18:10) 12 Aug 1757 Bp Cristiyan ch of Robbert Cembel & w Gerte( GMNJ 18:43) 24 June 1764 Bp Johnannis ch of Robbert Cembel & w Gerte (GMNJ 18:86) Reading from RD Church Reg. 11 June 1774 Bp _J?orluem & Corileyear? & Frenkye Kempel (SCHQ 6:06) Somerset county Historical Quarterly 1912-1919. 30 Apr 1750. Campbell, Robert, late of "Tokehow," Cumberland co, Int. Adminx, Mary Bell, of Maurice River, widow. Fellow bondsman - Lowerance Peterson of same place. Witnesses - Stephen Ayers, Elias Cotting. 20 Apr 1750. Inventory of personal estate £30.19.6. Appraisers - Lowrance Peterson, John Comppion (signed John Chapion) Cumberland wills 56F. Robert Campbell June Term 1787 Somerset co Com Pleas Court. Robert Campble & wf Charity Agv John Bergen adms of Wm Berkelse dec'd In Rebt?? Trial Evid fr pets: will of Hendriasn? Van Liew/leiv? & Frederick van Leiv Find for Pets. MEMO Note that Hendrean? Van Leiw's will 1771 n w Charity. NJ NY or Gt. BR??? Stephen Cambpell 2 May 1738, S. C. an appr of inv of Walter Riddell (NJW :54R) William Campbell Sep 1753. Sep of J Phenix lists W. C. among those who rebuilt house which had been occupied by Wm. Todd, qv., at Papacs? Which had been torn down on order from A & L Johnson, Esq's. Also says that W. C. threatened deponent.(NYHSM - Alexr :56) This concludes the Campbell's from the NJ papers I have. A year or more ago, I posted more on these NJ Campbell's and they should be in the Campbell list archives. Marge Campbell

I am seeking information on Joseph Campbell b. 1765, s/o Andrew Campbell (1728 - 1789) and Esther "Unknown'. Andrew was born in Scotland and died 06 March 1789 in Franklin County, PA. His parents were William Campbell & Elizabeth Gibson. any help with this family will be greatly appreciated.

Sorry I haven't gotten back until now, I've been sick, feeling a little better today. The only info. I have on Campbell's is, NJ Campbell's as follows: WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL m. MABLE E. CONKLIN. They lived in Moorestown, NJ. They had three children as follows: EDWARD CAMPBELL, he died in some kind of accident in DELAWARE & I don't know when. RUTH E. CAMPBELL, b. JULY 20, 1916 d. DEC. 198l she married ROBERT H. ROAN 2-13-1936 in Elton, Maryland. ANNA MARY CAMPBELL b. NOV. 24, 1919 d. MAR. 15, 1994. She married JOSEPH EARL POWELL 2-13-1936 in Elton, Maryland. Anna & Joseph are my Husbans Parents I think William died in 1948, William had a brother named J.J. Campbell, I am pretty sure that name is Joseph J. Campbell. In 1948 he lived West Palm Beach, Florida. Mentioned in some of letters sent to Anna Campbell were: HOWARD CAMPBELL, Bradywine Blvd., Belfonte, willmington, Delaware MAURICE " " " " " " ROBERT " Salisbury, Maryland JOE " 50 Rutland Blvd., N. Palm Beach, Florida PAUL " Preston, MA Also mentioned in some letters: MAT MELSON, MD ARTHUR DUKES, MD GEORGE BRYAN, MD HAROLD BRYAN, MD That's all that I have, THANKS FOR YOUR TIME. SHIRLEY in NJ

www.wvculture.org/vrr This will at least allow you to search records for West Virginia, and I hope this will help you somewhat. Lilly Martin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lee Ann Dauphinot" <lad@dauphinot.com> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 5:08 PM Subject: [CAMPBELL] Brooke County, VA (W.Va.) > In 1840, there were several Campbell families in Brooke County, Va., now > W. Va. Heads of household include about 3 Alexanders, Daniel, David, > William, James, and Robert. I believe I am descended from Daniel. I > understand that Alexander Campbell, who started the Campbellite movement, > was also in Brooke County and was possibly one of the Alexanders listed in > the 1840 census. Does anyone have information concerning these Campbells? > How were they connected? Who were their wives, parents, siblings, > children? Thank you. > Lee Ann Dauphinot > > > ============================== > 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 > >

James Campbell 15 Mar 1720 [1719/20]. Earmark of James Cambell(form Winson?Uinson?Vinson Rugons) rec at Pisc. (PTB:53) (not listed on the abbreviations list.. Probably Piscataway Tax Book?) 6 May 1736 James Campbell & w Sarah of Pisc et al as extr's of will of Richard Sutton, dec'd, late husb of said Sarah Campbell, acting w/w rattd?? 8 Sep 1722, convey land?? ( PTB :85/8) OK, a reminder.. I think some of these Johns are intertwined a bit.. And these pages are not real clear... If you see a ? After any name (one or more ?)..then I can't make out the word/s. Also dates are mostly written "sep 18, 1704/5, etc.. I have taken the initiative to change them to the format I am using here. Keeps the question of is it a month or day clearer. Marge Campbell. John Campbell First mention is illegible.. One item clear enough.. Oct 1704 , looks like a tax levy? John Campbell Jr 29 Sep?{only what looks to be a "p" left of month so..) 29 Sep 1699 Mon Co Court Rec refer to John Campbell Jr, late of Scotland, now of Freehold. On same page the council of the "Calladoniah Company" s'ment. (MnCt 1:153/4) Montmouth court records John Campbell 28 Aug 1711. Q.d.?? Robt Gilkerst & Merren his wife John Cambel & Mary his wife Sworn as wit & for ---?? & ---? (suit?) of grand Jury later. NOTE: hard to read but it was concerning Robert Gilkerst's wife, to which this David?? ---?? pleaded guilty. (MxCt 1:256). 29 Sep 1686. Conf to John Campbell and John Barclay both of P.A. (Perth Amboy)for several tracts in&about??? Eliz. Touori? ( 404 A in 6 pieces) (EJD A:421 NJA 21:89) East Jersey Deeds, Sec of State, Trenton & New Jersey Archives. NOTE: I think this may say in and about Eliz. Town..but not sure. Only thing that makes sense to me..Marge C 25 Dec 1689, Campbell John, late of Amboy, E. J. gentleman will of. Wife Mary, sole heiress ans executris of temporal estate. Children -- Ann, Gawinetta and John. Witnesses--Jo'n Carrington and Margaret Carringtron. Proved 1 Jan 1689-90 NJ Archives, XXL,p 179, and Middlesex wills 2 Aug 1690, Bond of his widow Mary, as executrix of his will. (NJA 23:80) 3 Apr 1697, Deed. Maryin Camble, wid of John Camble lat of Perth amboy, gentl., to Blanderra Bayard of NYC, mcht., her heirs and assign, 600 a. in Essex co on Passaic R. (BeD A:220) No source in abbreviations, but Be is ther as Bergen county. 1 June 1686. Conf. To John Campbell of Amboy Perth for 1675 A, bd o SE a branch of Rar. R, called Duncrosk, Sw John Dobbie, NE Andrew Hamiltion, NW - uns.(EJD A:350 NJA 21:82) 1 June 1686. Conf to Capt Andrew Hamilton of Edinburgh, 835 A bd SE br of Rar. R, SW John Campbell. (EJD A:346 NJA 21:82) 12 Aug 1686, Deed J Barclay of Amboy P. ad'r (administrator)of est of his bro David Barclay. ToJohn Campbell, for the behalf of Andrew Hamilton for 110 A bd S by Andrew Hamilton, W by Gov. Laurel & C. (EJD A:397 NJA 21:87) 25 Nov 1719. J.C verif sig's of all 3 signers of a?ge to John Harrison. The other wit'swere diff for each of?the? 3. J.C. ved? Bef John Johnston? Esq 4 Jan 1719 (EJD 72:16) 26 Oct 1710. J. C. Wit deed of Nathan Allen of Mansfield to Nicholas Stephens of Freehold. (WJD Aaa:351) West Jersey Deeds - sec of state, Trenton. 5 & 6 June 1711. John Campbell wit Ind of lease and release from Wm and John Harrison to John Stverns of NY, for 200 A at Rocky Hill. (MxD A:8, 11) (Memo. Stevens named his eldest son Campbell. CCG). 18 Apr 1733. Campbell, John Sr., of Piscataway, Middlesex Co, mason: will of. Wife, Mary. Children- John, Duglas, James, Margaret, Janet, Ann, Neill. Executors - wife, and son James. Witnesses- Joseph Ayers, William Mackdaniel (one other name undecipherable). Proved 18 Apr 1733 (lib B p 297) NOTE: The Duglas named above is grandfather to Ellis R. Campbell b 1756 in Mx co NJ..and is also known as Dugal... MargeC 29 Apr 1720. Affidavit of John Campbell of Piscatua, Midx Co., yeoman. Aged ab out 58 years. That in 1686 he was coming down Raritan River with several servants belonging to Lord Neil Cambpell going to Woodbridge Meeting, there being no way he knew but thru the Inclosures of Mr John White dec'd, they were stopped by Mr John White at his gate. (ren ???) (ETR, Cl per cl VM?VN?USN?UM?:435) 1768- 1775. A list of customers at the Pluckamin store of Jacob Vosseller incl. James, Robert and Ruth Campbald; Archibald Campold & Arch. Campbold, Jr; Margret Campble, Mrs. Campble. (SCHQ 2: 267) Somerset county Historical Quarterly 1912-1919. 29 Mar 1759. Reputed copy of unrecorded will of John Annin of Basking Ridge n. daus Elizabeth Ross, Margret Campbal, Mary Boylan and Sarah Wilson. (RUM-Annin papers) (Memo: There was a Hugh Campbell of North Tct of Som. Co. in freeholder list of 1753, and no John. CCG) 31 Dec 1764. Campbell, John of Somerset co. Int. Adm'r - Archibald Campbell, the eldest son. Fellowbondsman - Greear Brown; both of said co. 28 Dec 1764. Renunciation, by Margrit Campbell, the widow, in favor of her son, Archibald Campbell. 6 March 1765. Inventory, £78.13.6, made by Michael Schooley and Thomas Irwin. Lib. H, P 376 (NJA 3:71) Archibald Campbell, son of John Campbell who settled in Bound Brook in 1684, had a dau. Janette Campbell, who was md. In 1742 to Tobias Van Norden, merchant in Bound Brook. John Campbell moved from Bound Brook to North Branch (SnHS: 650) 13 Feb 1760. Campbell John of Piscataway, Middlesex Co; will of. Wife Mary. Sons - Robert, James, John, Alexander, Obediah and Eneas; and an expected child. Executors 0 son James and Capt William MacDaniel. Witnesses - Robert Ross, Elisha Smalley Jr, and Reune Bunyon. Proved 26 June 1760. Lib G p 239. (NJA 32:51) 16 June 1760. William MacDaniel, one oof the Executors named above declines. 15 Apr 1760. Inventory £161.15.2, inc. bonds £122.0.1, 4 bush. Indian corn; a Bible, 7s.; made by Richard Taylor and Alexander Thomson; James Campbell Executor. Sept Term 1740. John Campbell v Jacob Arents in Cust?. Jacob Arents late of E. Co., Phisitian, on 16 Aug 1739 owed J. C. £17.9. - for mdse Prev. delv'd. With warrant forenese?: Indvies? Judge'. for want of plea. (Ect Files - Declar. 1731-47). John Campbell, Jun'r. 1 Aug 1730. J. C., Jr. one of 15 grantees in deed from Abr. Tapen (for school lot?) (WbTR B:105) John Campbell 175_ Decl. In suit John Cammel & w Rebecca, admx. Of Daniel Mathews vs David Lyon. Says D. L. at Newark, 1 Sep 1745 owed D. M. £11.19.6 NJ for goods del'd. Amt is still unpaid TC. (Ect Decl 1750-52) 11 Mar 1747 (1747/8) Bond of Rebekah Mathewes utlx? widow admx. Of est of her late husband Daniel Mathews of --Oak, dec'd. Daniel Preresoy? Esq. Bondsman. (NJD 20:306). Enough for tonite.. That is all the Johns & James. Next is Lord Neil (just a few sentences)... Then on to Othneil, Peter, Richard, Robert, Stephen & William. So one more post. Marge Campbell margecam52@msn.com (anytime) margecam@comcast.net (until Jan 28, 2006)

Hi Diane, many thanks! I think I had seen that- just couldn't accept the fact he gives a different age. I think he must be mine! Now, does anyone know anything about this family? Thanks! Katie in OH. CAMPBELL, Robert, PA. , 1811, William M., 1848, IL George P.,1876, KY.James E, 5/22/1905, then me, Katie, b, 1949 OH. MARRIN, Patrick, 1820, County Mayo, IRe., Catherine ( Katie) , 6/19/1856, Cincinnati OH. BRIDDELL, Sanford, 1835, Sparta, IN., William E. , 12/2/1856, Aurora, IN. , Anna Grace, 4/7/1886, Aurora, IN GRIFFITH, Sarah E., 1838 Charleston, IN , d, 1876, Aurora, IN. Typhiod fever.M, Sanford Briddell., 1852, IN. HOPKINS, George W., N.Y. HOSKINS Ezekiel , b, 1804, OH. LEWIS, Judah, 1828, KY. MEANS, Arthur O. b, 1830, TN. d, 1854, Al.a Smith, Elias, Addison, b, 1860, KY, Elzie, b, 9/7/1894, KY. Swafford, Isaac, b, 1774, N.C. Whitehead, Sarah ( Sally), b, 1805, KY. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diane Campbell" <dj.campbell@sympatico.ca> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 11:44 PM Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] MY CAMPBELL'S >I looked at the 1860 census and found a William M. Campbell born in >Illinois > with his father Robert born in Penn and his mother Susan born in North > Carolina. It says he is 12 not 10 but I would think this would be the > family. They are living in Jefferson Twp, Switzerland Co, Indiana. > > Hope this helps, > Diane Campbell > Montreal, Quebec, Canada > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "C .Dossett" <cdossett@woh.rr.com> > To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 1:49 PM > Subject: [CAMPBELL] MY CAMPBELL'S > > >> Dear list, >> With everyone talking again about their "Campbell's" I thought I'd give >> it > a go! >> William M. Campbell, b, 1850, IL. No known county., m, Georgia - > Georgeanna Hopkins, b, N. Y , ca, 1844. >> I have Georgia Hopkins family back through her dad, George W. Hopkins, b, > ca, 1815, N.Y. -Died , KY. prior to 1860, Grant Co. KY. >> I've found William M. Campbell on several United States census. >> He always says he was born in IL. and 1850. >> He also says his Dad was born in PA., and Mother b, N. C. >> I have all his kids names, no spouses for any of them , except for George > P. Campbell, b, 1876, Boone Co. KY...my grandfather. George died of > massive > heart attack in 1924, is buried in Dayton OH, as well as his wife, Anna > Grace Briddell, b, 1886, Dearborn Co., IN. >> My dad, James E. Campbell, b, 5-22-1905, 3-16-1974, is their first born. >> William M . Campbell, shows up in 1900 Louisville KY census- with wife >> and > kids- then on the 1910 census, he's in Dayton , OH census, living with his > youngest daughter, Maggie b, 1883, Boone Co. KY m, Ross Tischer, d, Dayon > OH > 1937. >> This is as far as I can take my Campbell's as KY. didn't start keeping > death records until, 1911. >> Yes, I've been to Frankfort KY., many times , and have read all the death > records they have searching for Georgia ( Hopkins) Campbell's death- she > WAS > on the 1900 census, but not after that! >> Also , I've been to Dayton, Oh., searching for death records for William > M. Campbell, all I get is the biggest brick wall you've ever seen! >> Any help greatly appreciated! >> >> >> ============================== >> 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 > > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > >

Dear all Campbell researchers, We all started in Scotland (I presume), then some went to Ireland for several political/economic reasons. Some stayed put, some moved to Canada, USA, and who-knows-where-else. The ones named Campbell that got to USA (Colonial America) could have arrived from England, Ireland, Scotland, the Carribean Islands, which were British controlled, places like Jamaica, Barbados, etc. My Campbell family happens to be in Central Virginia in 1751, but they may have previously been in New York City, New Jersey, Conneticut, Maryland, Pennsylvania, or even Canada. My Virginia Campbell family could have come right off the boat from Scotland to Jamestown, VA. or perhaps they came to some NORTHERN colony and then worked their way downwards, looking for land, looking for other men named Campbell, the feeling of "Clan", the same names, the same ancestry, the same religion, the same basic culture? Did Nelson Co and Amherst Co VA resemble their hilly country in Scotland, their ancestral homeland area? Was there some 'super-duper' land deal going on that caused them to pick Amherst-Nelson Co VA area? What was the reason that so many men named CAMPBELL, but yet unrelated, all showed up at the same point on the map? Pure coincidence, or by design? When we have more people participating in the DNA project, we might find that the Campbell's in Virginia are related to earlier Campbell up North in the New England colonies, or maybe even in Pennsylvania. It just takes time to get the pieces to fall together. So we do all need to share our lines, because someone looking for a Campbell in the 1600's in New England, just might turn out to be the ancestor to a Campbell born in 1900 in Oklahoma. Plus, when you do post your information occasionally on the mailing list, it gets on the internet, because the messages are archived, so years from now, some new researcher might be doing a "google" search for their ancestor, and Up Pops your original posting on the mailing list, and they will email you and connect that way. Best regards, Lilly Martin, of George and Caty Campbell, Amherst Co VA.

Been a busy few days.. Have two prospects to see the house today, so had to rush to finish packing this computer room/office (kept out these last Campbell pages, didn't tape the box yet). Remember that this information was gracefully shared with me by another researcher, much came from Rutger's College archives (I think that is how it's spelled). I have added the sources as they are in these handwritten notes. The location of docs, etc... I have no other information on most of this...a bit on the Ellis R. Campbell line, but will post that here. I have Ellis R. Campbell's Rev War files (Penison), and also a copy of an application to DAR (Daughter's of Amer. Rev.)listing him as their patriot ancestor, and the typed will excerpt from NJWillbook. My interest in this Ellis R Campbell b 1756 in NJ was reason this kind person sent me the information on the Campbell's from the area, as they were researching for a Campbell in same area. First few very hard to read: Campb. Sep 1728, Jacob erants? v (this is as close to a "checkmark" as I can get, MFC) Alice Campblee zx x of Eliza' Tomson : court 10, capi Corpus (Ect B:84) Essex county court records, County Clerk, Newark. Salem M M rec 10 month 28.1683. Elizabeth Cammell gr. F. t. m. Anthony Dixon. [No other Campbell entry until 1764] See below. (HEQG 2:60) W.W. Hinshaw's Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, 1936---. 15 Apr 1779, mar bond Nehemiah Seton of Hunt co to Elizabeth Campbell. 18 Mar, James Roeu of Midx co. (NJMB S: 222 or S: 777) New Jersey Marriage Bonds, Sec . Of State, Trenton. 3 Apr 1762, Will of Margaret Foushe of City of Brunswick, leaves est to gd. Susanna Blair otherwise called Susanna Campbell. (NJHM D:48) New Jersey Historical Society Manuscript Collection. 8 Jan 1683/4. Md Anthony Dixon of Maneten, Salem Co., planter, and Elizabeth Camell of Salem, spinister, in the town of Salem. Wits: James Nevill, Com'r; George Haslwood; Margret Haslwood; Wm. Wilkinson; Elizabeth Daniell. (SaW 2-rev: , per AG 30:179) Salem county Wills, Sec of State, Trenton -- per American Genealogist, 1932-- Duncan Campbell 1758.. Duncan Campbell 1 of 93 subscribers to cost of parsonage for Cranbury Presby. Church. (Symmes's D?ist. Sketch, 1869) 26 Mar 1742. Duncan Campbell wit. Lease, Prop'r of E. J. to Charles Adams et al, of land in Som. Co. (NYHSM-Alex'r:58) Hugh Campbell July 1753. A list of freeholders in Somerset Co. includes, in North Precinct, Hugh Campbell. (North Pct., incl. Bernards, Warren twps. And Borough of Bernardsville & Far Hills) (GMNJ 17:88) Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey1925-- 7 June 1758, Hugh Campbell an appraiser of inv. of Alexander Kirkpatrick of Somerset co. (NJA 32:186) New Jersey Archives 28 Aug 1758, Hugh Campbell was an app'r of inv. of Robert McEowen of Somerset co. (NJA 32:211) 29 May 1760, Hugh Campbell was bondsman for Robert Helm, bor. & adm'r of est. of Sarah McEowen, wid of Wm, all of Som. Co (no source given) 27 Sep 1746, Inv. of Quentin McColm, of Pisc., shows a bond of Hugh Campbell. (NJA 30:315) 27 Apr 1750, Inv. of John Parker os Som. Co incl. Bond of Hugh Campble. J.P. was of Bask. Ridge. (NJA 30:369) 19 May 1759, Hugh Campbell wit deed of the Penn agents to John McCollum for land at Bask Ridge, beg at cor of land of Hugh Campbell, thomas Lewis and grantee. (NJD 12:519) New Jersey Deeds Ok... Will post more later this evening. Next are James and John Campbell (several Johns, two that I feel have been entertwined...decide for yourselves). Marge Campbell margecam52@msn.com Now and after Jan 1st.

In 1840, there were several Campbell families in Brooke County, Va., now W. Va. Heads of household include about 3 Alexanders, Daniel, David, William, James, and Robert. I believe I am descended from Daniel. I understand that Alexander Campbell, who started the Campbellite movement, was also in Brooke County and was possibly one of the Alexanders listed in the 1840 census. Does anyone have information concerning these Campbells? How were they connected? Who were their wives, parents, siblings, children? Thank you. Lee Ann Dauphinot

I looked at the 1860 census and found a William M. Campbell born in Illinois with his father Robert born in Penn and his mother Susan born in North Carolina. It says he is 12 not 10 but I would think this would be the family. They are living in Jefferson Twp, Switzerland Co, Indiana. Hope this helps, Diane Campbell Montreal, Quebec, Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "C .Dossett" <cdossett@woh.rr.com> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 1:49 PM Subject: [CAMPBELL] MY CAMPBELL'S > Dear list, > With everyone talking again about their "Campbell's" I thought I'd give it a go! > William M. Campbell, b, 1850, IL. No known county., m, Georgia - Georgeanna Hopkins, b, N. Y , ca, 1844. > I have Georgia Hopkins family back through her dad, George W. Hopkins, b, ca, 1815, N.Y. -Died , KY. prior to 1860, Grant Co. KY. > I've found William M. Campbell on several United States census. > He always says he was born in IL. and 1850. > He also says his Dad was born in PA., and Mother b, N. C. > I have all his kids names, no spouses for any of them , except for George P. Campbell, b, 1876, Boone Co. KY...my grandfather. George died of massive heart attack in 1924, is buried in Dayton OH, as well as his wife, Anna Grace Briddell, b, 1886, Dearborn Co., IN. > My dad, James E. Campbell, b, 5-22-1905, 3-16-1974, is their first born. > William M . Campbell, shows up in 1900 Louisville KY census- with wife and kids- then on the 1910 census, he's in Dayton , OH census, living with his youngest daughter, Maggie b, 1883, Boone Co. KY m, Ross Tischer, d, Dayon OH 1937. > This is as far as I can take my Campbell's as KY. didn't start keeping death records until, 1911. > Yes, I've been to Frankfort KY., many times , and have read all the death records they have searching for Georgia ( Hopkins) Campbell's death- she WAS on the 1900 census, but not after that! > Also , I've been to Dayton, Oh., searching for death records for William M. Campbell, all I get is the biggest brick wall you've ever seen! > Any help greatly appreciated! > > > ============================== > 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

I am only Timmy's Concerned Grand Father, I listened to My DR. so we will listen to Timmy's DR. The Dr. Decided that it was wise to not operate now. So Timmy is back home under the Care of his Perfectionist Mother, Linda & constant observation of MITZY, Timmy's, PICA POO body guard. Lets hope & pray that the DR made the right decision. CUZ A T & Leona <Concerned Grand parents. THANKS for your Support. Will keep informed.

Cousin AT&Leona, You are in my prayers and Timmy is so lucky to have you as his grandparents. Love to you, Christine Campbell Martinelli

A.T., Glad that you are keeping us informed about Tommy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks, Sam Atpowelljr@aol.com wrote: COUSINS, I want to thank ALL of you for your Prayers & Concern for Timmy. The Dr, Decided, after he got Timmy's Fever Down & Corrected his Feeding TUBE, that the Gal Bladder, Though with Many Stones, it would be wise not to Operate now, I am only the Grand Father & not the DR, So I am accepting the DR Decision. THANKS AGAIN. CUZ A T & Leona ============================== 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 --------------------------------- Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs. Try it free.

ATTENN JEAN BUNCH, I have been subscribed to The Campbell list Among others for Some time. We have many Cousins that very liberally share Family information. What have you shared, in as much as this is the first time that I have noticed your E-ADDY, YES I wonder Just what some SUBSCRIBERS ever Contribute to the Enhancement of the Clan Campbell. There fore I still believe that Cousin Shirley has a very good point. I wonder are you referring to Cousin Shirley's Reference to those who choose not to share. I like to help if I can, & I also Sincerly believe Constructive Critssisiom is very GOOD for genealogical Research, it would be more benefit to a researcher to receive some Constructive Criticism in stead the resarcher DOING A lot of Work & one to devote time & effort & then learn that their Record is false, SO Cuz you see the point that Cuz Shirley & I are advocating, SHARING is FAMILY LIKE. I had much see some one making an effort to correct me than to say something & seat back & see nothing, & feel that any thing that I said to have been DELETED CUZ A T &Leona <atpowelljr@aol.com>

Thank you for your response to my email. It is not that I am unwilling to share my Campbell search but my family was in Connecticut from 1738 to 1887. I am only finding yours in New Jersey and Virginia. So they don't seem to connected to yours. Mine begins with Hugh Campbell b 1694 and Mary Patterson b 1684 m 1706. they were all in Galston, Ayrshire, Scotland. If you see a connection, I will be happy to share what I have. As I said, I am a novice on the computer so don't know how to do many things. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Atpowelljr@aol.com> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 12:01 PM Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] RE: New Jersey Campbell's- part 4 -FEW New York mentions) > ATTENN JEAN BUNCH, > I have been subscribed to The Campbell list Among others for Some time. We > have many Cousins that very liberally share Family information. What have you > shared, in as much as this is the first time that I have noticed your E-ADDY, > YES I wonder Just what some SUBSCRIBERS ever Contribute to the Enhancement of > the Clan Campbell. There fore I still believe that Cousin Shirley has a very > good point. I wonder are you referring to Cousin Shirley's Reference to those > who choose not to share. > > I like to help if I can, & I also Sincerly believe Constructive > Critssisiom is very GOOD for genealogical Research, it would be more benefit to a > researcher to receive some Constructive Criticism in stead the resarcher DOING A > lot of Work & one to devote time & effort & then learn that their Record is > false, SO Cuz you see the point that Cuz Shirley & I are advocating, SHARING is > FAMILY LIKE. I had much see some one making an effort to correct me than to say > something & seat back & see nothing, & feel that any thing that I said to have > been DELETED > CUZ A T &Leona <atpowelljr@aol.com> > > > ============================== > 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 > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.362 / Virus Database: 267.13.8/184 - Release Date: 11/27/2005 > >

Dear list, With everyone talking again about their "Campbell's" I thought I'd give it a go! William M. Campbell, b, 1850, IL. No known county., m, Georgia - Georgeanna Hopkins, b, N. Y , ca, 1844. I have Georgia Hopkins family back through her dad, George W. Hopkins, b, ca, 1815, N.Y. -Died , KY. prior to 1860, Grant Co. KY. I've found William M. Campbell on several United States census. He always says he was born in IL. and 1850. He also says his Dad was born in PA., and Mother b, N. C. I have all his kids names, no spouses for any of them , except for George P. Campbell, b, 1876, Boone Co. KY...my grandfather. George died of massive heart attack in 1924, is buried in Dayton OH, as well as his wife, Anna Grace Briddell, b, 1886, Dearborn Co., IN. My dad, James E. Campbell, b, 5-22-1905, 3-16-1974, is their first born. William M . Campbell, shows up in 1900 Louisville KY census- with wife and kids- then on the 1910 census, he's in Dayton , OH census, living with his youngest daughter, Maggie b, 1883, Boone Co. KY m, Ross Tischer, d, Dayon OH 1937. This is as far as I can take my Campbell's as KY. didn't start keeping death records until, 1911. Yes, I've been to Frankfort KY., many times , and have read all the death records they have searching for Georgia ( Hopkins) Campbell's death- she WAS on the 1900 census, but not after that! Also , I've been to Dayton, Oh., searching for death records for William M. Campbell, all I get is the biggest brick wall you've ever seen! Any help greatly appreciated!

----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean Bunch" <jeanbnch@pacbell.net> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 9:31 AM Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] RE: New Jersey Campbell's- part 4 -FEW New York mentions) > Maybe they are novices with the computer and don't know how! If you give > step by step instructions you may get more cooperation. Jean Bunch > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Atpowelljr@aol.com> > To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 10:27 PM > Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] RE: New Jersey Campbell's- part 4 -FEW New York > mentions) > > > > Cousin Shirely in N. J. > > I am so glad to see your Statement. It fits more Researchers than any > > statement that has ever come along. > > That Mind set: I GOT MINE YOU DO THE BEST YA CAN. > > > > That is the Impression so often given if only through silence > > > > I feel like, as Campbell Cousins that Our Ancestors would like us to > SHARE > > Our Campbell Family Information. > > > > Some do, BUT of those that do not_______??? Makes one wonder, is it > that > > they Don't Know or just do not Care. > > > > CUZ A T <atpowelljr@aol.com> > > > > > > ============================== > > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > > > > > > > > -- > > No virus found in this incoming message. > > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > > Version: 7.1.362 / Virus Database: 267.13.8/184 - Release Date: 11/27/2005 > > > > > > > ============================== > 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 > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.362 / Virus Database: 267.13.8/184 - Release Date: 11/27/2005 > >