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 > >

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

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>

Yes, please continue. I haven't found my James Campbell yet, I'm still hopeful. If you could find a marriage record for him to Deborah Ayers, so much the better! James Campbell, b. March 19, 1780, Salem Co., NJ; d. August 12, 1867, Washington TWP, Warren Co., OH. Married November 08, 1803 in Cumberland county, NJ, to Deborah Ayers, b. 1781 in NJ; d. abt 1820 in Salem County, NJ. -----Original Message----- From: shirley.h [mailto:shirley.h@rcn.com] Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 7:49 PM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] RE: New Jersey Campbell's- part 4 -FEW New York mentions) Dear Margie, Please, Please, Please continue!!!! I, for one, appreicate the time you are taking, and your kindness, even though you are so busy. Because of the kindness of people like you, we learn alot. Some people choose to be selfish and do not share. It makes them feel powerful. Thank you very much, Shirley in central Jersey ============================== 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

Dear Margie, Please, Please, Please continue!!!! I, for one, appreicate the time you are taking, and your kindness, even though you are so busy. Because of the kindness of people like you, we learn alot. Some people choose to be selfish and do not share. It makes them feel powerful. Thank you very much, Shirley in central Jersey

Yes, please continue. Earl in VA

By posting the information we have, we gain a bit of hope that someone will connect with one of these ancestors...and by doing so be able to help us count or discount these people as our own possible ancestors. I would love nothing more than to find a connection between Ellis R. Campbell b 1756 in NJ and Ellis Campbell b 1804 in VA.. If anything, Ellis b 1804 would be a great nephew or grandson. As I go along I will get to Ellis R., who was a son of the already mentioned Dugald & Sarah Bloomfield Campbell family from Somerset/Middlesex counties in NJ. Marge -----Original Message----- From: shirley.h [mailto:shirley.h@rcn.com] Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 6:49 PM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] RE: New Jersey Campbell's- part 4 -FEW New York mentions) Dear Margie, Please, Please, Please continue!!!! I, for one, appreicate the time you are taking, and your kindness, even though you are so busy. Because of the kindness of people like you, we learn alot. Some people choose to be selfish and do not share. It makes them feel powerful. Thank you very much, Shirley in central Jersey

New Jersey Campbell's part 4 David Campbell Woodbridge Presby. Cem Misc. David Campbell d 8 Apr 1760 in the 60th yr Wife Sarah d 12 may 1760 in 39th yr GSNJM (Genealogical Society of NJ Manuscripts). Douglas Campbell 25 Jan 1715/6. Earmark of Duglas Cambel recorded at Pisc. (Piscataway NJ) ( PJ B:51) 6 Apr 1723. Earmark of John Martin (form Dugles Camble's) rec at Pisc (PT B:56) 19 Oct 1734, Campbell, Dugal, of Woodbridge, Middlesex co.; will of. Children-- Dugel, Neile, Rachel, and Anne Cambpell, all under age. Lands bought of Joseph Gillman, Thomas Pike, Moses Bishop, William Mackdaniel, James Brown, and Jonathan Dunham. Executors-- wife, Rodey, William Mackdaniel of Woodbridge, and Neil Campbell of Piscataqua (Piscataway). Witnesses -- Samuel Ayres, John Campbell, Wm. Sharp, Jr. Proved 6 Dec 1734 (Lib B, p 583) 1st Aug 1730, Duggall Cambell one of 15 grantees in deed of Cabe? Tappen (for school lot). (WbTR b:105) Woodbridge Town Records. Dugald Campbell 1731-1809, md 31 Jan 1756 to Sarah Bloomfield (Acc to DM cousins querry in NJ Genesis 2:4) (NOTE: Also in NJ marriage records.. These are parents of Ellis R. Campbell b 1756 in Metuchen, Wdbg twp, Middlesex co, NJ - Also note that the above marriage info also has other sources listed, but they are very hard to read. NYGBR 16:61 'NY Genealogical and Biographical Record, 1869-', SHGM vol 3 'Stillwell's Historical and Genealogical Miscellany 1903-32' *MargeCampbell*) Another faint note with the above sources is _____??le only spouse to John d 1733 New Brunswick R.D. (Reformed Dutch?) Church Rec. 4 Nov 1744, Tobias V. Norden to Jenne Camble wit. Bfr? Zeb?Zah? B.? Tobias, & Andrew & Annelje Noorwood. (NJHSP no 1:411) New Jersey Historical Society Proceedings) Tappan (NY) Ref Dutch Church Rec 15 Dec 1735. Mr. Hiddelraud?? Lozier & Elisabeth Campbell, both of Schraaleuburgh?? (NYGBR 85:100)New York Genealogical & Biographical Record1869--) 26 Jan 1786. md- Arie DeGroot of Eugles? Neighborhood & Beetejie Campbell of Teualfly? (JG 85:101) Jersey Genealogy in Newark Evening News 1901-1918. March 1745. Journal of Bros Reiniker? And Senseman on visit among Swedes - Left Raecoon (Swedesboro) for Morris River. An Englishman Cameel (Campbell) lives about 13 miles on other side of the river - asked me to preach to the English in his neighborhood, who had no church. (NGQ 27:85) National Genealogical Quarterly. OK... I have sent what was on 8 pages... There are 11 more pages to go... Should I continue? Other names not yet mentioned (Campbell's, mostly NJ): Alice, Elizabeth, Susannah, Duncan, Hugh, James, John, Archibald (son of John), Janette (dat of Archb.), Lord Neil, Neal, Peter, Johan Pieter Kempel, Richard, Robert, Stephen, William. NOTE: several of same given name, not same people. I am trying to do these as I finish my packing. If anyone is interested...I need to know, or may not finish before I have to seal the box these are in. Marge Campbell margecam52@msn.com (anytime) margecam@comcast.net (until Jan 28, 2006)

Dear Readers, I have forwarded an email which was posted on another list, which is talking directly about the Revolutionary War, at Guilford Courthouse, NC. This is the Battle which John Campbell, s/o George and Caty Campbell, of Amherst Co VA participated in. I thought this information would be interesting. Especially the fact that the place name changed, it was first called Guilford Courthouse, but then changed to Greensboro, NC. If you were looking on a map, this would be good to know! John Campbell's son named George Washington Campbell went by the nickname of "Guilford". Best regards, Lilly Martin > If anyone is interested in Revolutionary War history in the Carolina's > there > is an excellent book to read by John Buchanan called the "Road to Guilford > Courthouse" which includes the battles in the Carolina's. > > It is an excellent book to read and is a great resource book. The email > pertaining to the Quaker's...... this book tells how the Quakers played an > important part in the war, especially as pacifist. They turned their > meeting homes > into hospitals and cared for the British and American soldiers, both, > under > one roof. There are mounds of soldiers buried close to the Friends Meeting > House directly across from Guilford College in Greensboro, NC. > > At one time, Greensboro was a little village called Guilford Courthouse > until after the war when it was named for General Nathaniel Greene who led > the > American armies against Cornwallis in the Battle of Guilford Courthouse. > It is > now a National Park in Greensboro. > > The book also explains the relationship of the Tories and the Whigs. > (Tories > are the British and Whigs are the Americans) Many neighbors turned > against > each other at this time. Some of the people did not want to break away > from > England bc their grandfather's had come from there. The one's that chose > to > break away, were making a stand against the high taxes. So you see > neighbors > against neighbors. > >

Rev. Colin Campbell 15 Aug 1766, Campbell Rev. Colin, of City and county of Burlington. Int. Adm'x -- Mary Campbell, The widow. Fellowbondsmen -- Abraham Hewlings of Burlington, and Peter Bard, of Mount Holly, said Co, merchants. 26 Aug 1766: Inventory, £3,050.6.6, made by Daniel Ellis & Isaac Hewlings. 15 Mar 1773, Mary Campbell sworn, and said that the inventory was perfect. Lib 12 p 205 5 May 1764, Mar. License Cornelius Cambel and Rachel White, both of Salem county. (NJA 22:62) Salem MM Rec 7 mo 30.1764. Rachel Campbell (formerly White) disowned for M.D. D. (HEQG 2:60) HEQG= W.W. Hinshaw's Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, 1936-- Daniel Campbell 13 Aug 1728, Burl. Co. Court. Richard Morrey vs. Danl Camel and Margatehis wife asl dict Margt Bell. In debt £24:16 (BuCt 2:333) 10 Aug 1687 Campbell, David,of Amboy, couper; will of. Daughter Hellen Campbell and her husband David Hereot, heirs and executors of all real and personal estate. Lon on High Street, Perth Amboy, next to John Tankin. Witnesses-- William Oliphant, Ja: Fullarton and Thomas Edwards. Proved 24 April 1693. N.J. Archives, XXI, p 217 and Middlesex Wills. More tomorrow.. Marge Campbell margecam52@msn.com

18 March 1732, Campbell, Archibald, of New York, merchant; will of. Daughter, Mary, a minor. Cousins-- John and Jannet Campbell, children of my deceased uncle, Capt. Dugald Cambpell, both under age. Land in Orange and Ulster counties, in the Minnisink Patent. Executors -- wife, Mary Cambpell, and friends, John Lemonted and william Jamison. Witnesses -- Simeon Sonmaion, Joseph Haynes. Proved 15 Jan 1735. (Lib C, p 59) Charles Campbell 19 Apr 1766. Deed. Charles Campbell of south Cohansey, Cumb Co. to Jane Campbell of do for £20. Land on north side of Cohansey Creek etc. x x x Part of 75 acres which grantor inherited on the death of his brother James and by will of his father Charles Campbell, which came to him by deed of Leonard Gibbon dated 3 Apr 1733, being part of 5600 acres devised by Francis Gibbon by will of 3 Oct 1727 to "Leonard Gibbons and icholas Gibbons his brothers, sons of Arthur Gibbons", and deeded by coveyances, and by the will of Edmond Gibbons, formerly of Bennendon, County Kent, Gent., but later of New York, merchant. This document was given to D. E. Sheppard of Bridgeton by Mrs Elizabeth Dare Bennett Whitaker. See his notebooks M. H. VIII:118 and XI:316-337. Ano. Unrecorded deed of 1783 is from Thomas Platts, q.v., whose grandfather Jonathan Platts bought the land from Leonard Gibbons 9 Feb 1731. (M.H. VIII: 119) MsPO (MsPO= Manuscript Privately owned). More on next post. Marge Campbell margecam52@msn.com

Hello Lisa, Please write to "Genealogy York" at yorkdkf@cox.net This researcher has tons of data about Amherst Co VA ancestries, as well as many other VA areas, and they speicalize in the surname of WATKINS. It is worth a try. Best regards, Lilly Martin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lisa Grimes" <kcks@gorge.net> > > Lisa Grimes > ...a descendant of: > Charles CAMPBELL, b. 1720-1740 - d. before 1817 in GA or LA > m. 1st wife; Elizabeth [Elsbeth] BELINDEN [BELLENDEN] > d/o...we haven't a clue > d/ before 1800, location NC, SC or GA > .Levi [Levy] CAMPBELL, b. befr 1763 - d. 22 Jan 1817 LA > m. Sarah WATKINS, b. 1763, Johnston Co. NC > d. 1822, Vermilion Parish, LA > d/o Reace and Sarah [Barber] WATKINS

Cuz A.T. My prayers are with Little Tim and family. Cuzzin' Tom Campbell in South Carolina --------------------------------- Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs. Try it free.

In going through some of the paperwork I had saved over the years, I found the following on NJ Campbell's: NOTE that there may be several different John Campbell's here, two for sure have been comingled over the years. Also, this information was sent to me prior to 1999 by a person on the Prodigy network. Most of the information seems to be from Rutger College in NJ. If anyone can add to this information, would appreciate it. Will try to keep alphabetically by first name of the Main Campbell in each record. The handwriting is hard to read, as the person was in a hurry and all records had to be copied by handwriting the information. I'll do my best to read it, but if I am unsure you will see "?" at end of word(s) in question. List of Customers at the Pluckemin store of Jacob Vosseller, from 1768-1775, included the following: James Campbald; Robert Campbald; ruth Campbald; Archibald Campbold, Jun.; Margret Campble; Mrs. Campble; Archibold Campbold. SCHQ 2:267 (Somerset County Historical Quarterly, vol 2, pg 267). Alexander Campbell, Mar 1746/7 A. C. (sig) - Juror on Mid Inquis. - re F Bravier?Brasier? NOTE: writing unclear.. Source looks to be NJSCF : 1928. Alexander Campbell, 2 May 1774. Alexander Campbell wit. Deed of Edward Higgins of PA/RA? on Land on Mitchell? River, at Rocky Hill (MxM 2:79)Middlesex co records? Benjamin Campbell 4 Nov 1702. Thomas Duglis overseer of Highways for Bromgfield? &? Complained to Burl. Court six men incl. Benjamin Cambell "for refusing to doe there serv?ois at the Highways?" (Br CT :271). Caleb Campbell Woodbridge vital records Caleb Cambel was md 1 Jan 1695 to Mary Compton by Samuel Staler?Stalen? Justice Chn. Of Caleb Cambell and Mary: Rachel, b 10 May 1697 (DWV : 322 - Daily's Woodbridge & Vincinity 1873) Caleb Campbell Woodbridge Presby. Cem. Mason Mary wf of Caleb Cambell d 15 Feb 1735, aged 67.3.0 - "The first born child in Woodbridge." ( Gen. Society of NJ Manuscripts) Caleb Campbell Piscataway Reg. Of Births Chn of Caleb and Mary Campbell Mary, 10 Feb 1698/9 David, 27 Sep 1700 Caleb, 3 Jan 1702 (3 NJHS P 1: 74) NJ His. Soc. Proceedings in five series. [Note death of Richard Campbell 1687] 1 Feb 1710, John Mollerson of Pisc deeds land to "Beniagj?" Dunham of do(do=same), ???--xt of the consideration for which is a of sale of 21 acres now in poss of Caleb Camell, which ?D shall procure of ? - other & deliver to Jon on ??? ( PTB :79) NOTE: Marge C found no reference for PT, but am guessing it is Piscataway Township or Tax list, book B. List of inhabitants of Piscataway, stated 1698 I con? n/o? w/o? Caleb Cambell - perhaps written in later than the bulk of the list (PT B:31) 1 Jan 1725/6, Charles Durestee?? Deeds to Chr Lagransel?? 201 A in Som. Co, N of Rar. R., formr Lord Neil Campbell's & os? V? by CD of Archibald Campbell & Robert Blackwood, Esq. (NJHSM -Alexr: 58) ____,____, Cambel Archbald, of Middlesex co; will of. Leaves John Cambell, or Raritain R., his "aire and executor,: with legacy to Elesebeth Swan, and lists of debtors and creditors to wit: ____ Edwards; Richard Clark, William Readford,and John Colling, debtors; Elisha Parker, Milles Forster, John Barclay, James More, John Lie, John McCalm, George Cumins, Alexander Thompson, creditors. Witnesses: James Moore, John Horsman, Gawine Lockhart. Proved 12 May6 1702 (NJA 25:79). 15 May 1702 administration issued to John Campbell (EJD lib C p 202). More of these tomorrow... Margie Campbell Galt CA margecam@comcast.net After Jan 1, 2006 margecam52@msn.com

WE thank you all for your Prayers. Timmy's Fever was too high to operate FRI. but it was coming down last night & they will operate as soon as they get him stabilized. WILL let every know THANKS AGAIN CUZ A T & Leona & Family ,atpowelljr@aol.com>

A T and Leona, Just getting around to checking my email and read your post. Please know that you and your entire family are in my prayers. I know God will see you all through this. God Bless you and your family. Love, Cuz Brenda Bohannon This is for Mickey: Have you in our prayers also. Maybe now I have found where the Lupus comes from in our family. Stay strong in your faith. A Campbell Cuz, Brenda Bohannon

May the peace of our dear Lord be with you and your family. You are in my prayers. Karen Thompson Bailey -----Original Message----- From: Bohannon51@aol.com [mailto:Bohannon51@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2005 12:07 AM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] Re; Prayers A T and Leona, Just getting around to checking my email and read your post. Please know that you and your entire family are in my prayers. I know God will see you all through this. God Bless you and your family. Love, Cuz Brenda Bohannon This is for Mickey: Have you in our prayers also. Maybe now I have found where the Lupus comes from in our family. Stay strong in your faith. A Campbell Cuz, Brenda Bohannon ============================== 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&ta rgetid=5429

You are all in our prayers.. Take care A T, I am sure all will be ok. Marge -----Original Message----- From: Atpowelljr@aol.com [mailto:Atpowelljr@aol.com] Sent: Friday, November 25, 2005 12:27 AM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: WITH HEAVY HEART I AGAIN COME TO MY COUSINS FOR YOUR PRAYERS HOWDY COUSINS, OF my two great families, PLEASE for give my posting to both on one E-MAIL. ONE of these is hard enough. THANKS. WE, Leona & AT, have a 32 year old invalid Grand Son, Timothy Anders. Little Timmy has had so many problems in his life, from birth, he has never been able to do any thing for Himself. The Little fellow goes in for a Gall Bladder operation Today. The DR. is not indoubt about the operation, the worry is, will He survive the putting him to sleep. He may very well not wake up. Your Prayers PLEASE. His mother Linda is right on the brink of loosing it. A saddened Grand Dad & Grand Ma. Thanks, CUZ A T & Leona. <atpowelljr@aol.com> ______________________________

Mickey, so sorry to hear of your health problems with Lupus. When is your surgery scheduled? Will keep you in my prayers also. Do take care. Mary Ellen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mickey" <historyhunter2@yahoo.com> . I have had Lupus for 14 years and I am in the final stages( which I do not share with many people,but y'all are family, after all) and they want me to have a gall bladder operation as well. So I have extra prayers going out to you and Tim and your family. > > Mickey Lambert > Hamilton County, Illinois >

AT & Leona, My prayers go out for you and your family. God is already watching over Timothy, he holds Timothy in the palm of his hand. Mary Ellen