Hello, I have a Julia Ann Campbell b. 1851, married Benjamin M. Campbell b. 1852, m.1872, after the 1880 census in Nelson Co VA, I have lost them. Did they go to Georgia? I don't know. Julia Ann was older sister to my great-great grandfather Henry W. Campbell b. 1855 Temperance, Amherst Co VA. His kids were: George M. Campbell, Willie T. Campbell (m. Mary Rowe of OK), Buelah Lee Campbell (m. Elmer Earnest Bates, s/o Mary Angus of Amherst Co VA Angus family), Susie Jane Campbell (m. William M. Keller of OK) Best regards, Lilly Martin ----- Original Message ----- From: <PsychSW@aol.com> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 4:56 AM Subject: [CAMPBELL] Julia Campbell > My great-great-grandmother was Julia Campbell from Georgia. Her mother > was > a cabbage leaf and her father, a stork and they lived behind a great big > brick wall in genealogy limbo land. Alternative version: They were > aliens and > the mother ship never came back for Julia. > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > >

Ellis Campbell (b 1804 in VA)was in Ripley county by 1838..it's where his daughter Dorcas Campbell was born. Marge Campbell -----Original Message----- From: a.b. craig [mailto:abcfhist2@yahoo.com] Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 7:59 PM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Ripply Co.,Mo.data There is a Ripply Co.genealogical and historical Soc.that meet in the basement of the courthouse there in Donaphan. They had a good selection of Ripply Co.information and I found them friendly and helpful when I was reseaching there. inthat area. Now, some ofthe Ripply Co records were sen tto Springfield onl oan, however, those records were neve rreturned. You might need to go to Splringfield to find additional information on your Campbell family line. Beth - ------------------------------- Yahoo! FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click. ______________________________

Cal, is this your John???? 1850 Darlington SC federal census: Page 581, lines 28-33, Dwelling and family number 560 Hugh Campbell age 32, laborer, born North Carolina Mariah Campbell age 30 b South Carolina (rest born SC) Dav'd or Dan'l Campbell age 8, male Susan Campbell age 5, female John Campbell age 3, male Hugh Campbell age 2, male I didn't find either of them in 1860.. Did you find them? They are both (Hugh & John) in Darlington county.. Different towns in 1880. In 1880 Hugh states he and his parents were born in SC.. I think this is lazyness on census taker's part. Hope this helps some Marge Cal Campbell <bbatdega@charter.net> wrote: Beth, I have almost all descendants of my g-grandfather John J Campbell, b. 1846/9 in SC (Darlington) and Cynthia Jane Elmore, b. Jan 1858 in Sumter/Darlington, SC, but I have found nothing on John J Campbell,'s parents or siblings. One census says his father was from NC and another states that he was from Ireland. There are no records on him in Darlington. Any help would be appreciated. If I can be of any help to you, let me know. Cal Campbell

Go to http://www.familysearch.org This is the Family History Library online - provided by the Latter-Day Saints (Morman) Church. Try your local library to see if they have any genealogy books for NC. I also live in Calif (Galt)..and very little info I need is from this state... Marge -----Original Message----- From: Martinelliprint@aol.com [mailto:Martinelliprint@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 7:13 PM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: North Carolina Campbell's My Campbell line starts in 1743 from Nairn, Scotland and then most settled in Wake County, North Carolina. I don't have access to records there since I'm in CA. I have the Donald Campbell line from 1743 but just names and no information. Can someone suggest where I might find more detailed information on this line. Christine Campbell Martinelli

yes please post the rest if it if you would. Thank you . -------Original Message------- From: a.b. craig Date: 11/02/05 22:10:58 To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CAMPBELL] data from Hawkins Co.,Tn The other Campbell line GoodEvening, My grandson found this binder and brought it to me. Thank goodness the data was still in it. This informationis from the Hawkins Co.,Tn. genealogical room. It is hand written so will try and copy has it is written. . Here goes, Eddie Rose Campbell, son of R.S.and Sallie R. Campbell was born at Sedalia, Hancock County, Tenn. May 9,1844. He professed religion in the year 1892 while in college at Mossy Creek,Tenn.and at once joined the Baptist Church at that place under the ministry of Rev.S.S.Hale. He died February 10, 1899 at Longfield, LeeCounty, Va. There is more so if you are interested in this gentleman let me know. I could not find any data pertaining to his having descendants. Now, the library in Rogerville,Tn. is where the Hawkins Co. Genealogical and History Soc.meet. The following is more data that I collected there. Rober tCampbell -son of Duncan of Scotland emigrated to Ireland 1700. Thence to Stockbridge Co.,Va.about1730. (This is also all hand written, abc) 1745 Rober tCampbell - one of 20 appointed by Gov.Gooch - when he issued the commission of peace - all of Augusta Co.,Va. Wm Campbell born 1745 - at an early age set (settled ? abc) on the Holston. He ?? during the seige at Yorkstown at age of36. Nov.28,1750- Robert Campbell whom ?????(?) ??and was purchased acknowedge-payment Augusta Co. 1748 Andrew Campbell bought a lot in Stanton(?) Augusta Co.?????? Bank (J?) B.Campbell P.M. Referencefor - Standard Manufacturing New Cumberland, W.Va. Co. New Cumberland, W.VA. Of Scotch Irish descent Came from Scotland to Maryland. At the bottom of the page there has been penceled in "anarrorw the mixedup information (VAC)" On another page is Andrew Winton Campbell married Julia Ann Carmack on August 24, 1869 at C (E?) Carmack's minister Rev.Ruben Stule witness Rachel A.Sanders and Hayes(H?) Camarack. Joseph Campbell - Methodist lived a Christian life some years near Sneedville. Many in HawkinsCo.on Big Creek, where he reared his family. From thense toClaiborneCo.,Tenn. He married 1820 to Frances Vermillion called "Franky" of RussellCo.,Va. (someone on this site was asking abouit the Campbell -Vermillion family perhaps comeing from Russell Co. Va. abc) He was a farmer, lived near "Geasy Rock" or Sneedville He was buried N.W.of residence where three of his children lie sleeping and many others also.He died 1867. Jessie Vermillion - place of birth was Maryland or Scotland - ancestory originally French Hugenots. Sons Wilson& JesseeVermillion - 1777 he volenteered in state Militia Frank Nash's Reg. 1780 -joined Capt Timbell's Co.in Col John ????? Reg and must have been in Battle of King's Mountain, N C. Must have settled in Washington or Russell Co.,Va. d. 1720 - 25- buried Ruissell Co.,Va. Wilson Vermillion (b. Rkussell Co.,Va.) married Nancy (?) Mc Neil. Frances Vermillion b.March 1, 1801, Russell Co.,Va. Methodist - married 1820 to Joseph Campbell, Sneedville, Howkins and ClaiborneCo.,Tn. d. Dec.25 1873 (?) buried in family graveyard with husband & children., tombstones marks grave -N. W.of Residence. The above was written by J.O.Phillips There are more pages but will post later. ifyou folks areinterested. Beth --------------------------------- Yahoo! FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click. ============================== 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

Kevin....what day of the week/month will this be shown? Bonnie D. <>< In a message dated 11/2/2005 5:26:37 PM Eastern Standard Time, Kevincamp@aol.com writes: If you are possibly interested in DNA testing or ancient genealogy / anthropology check out the BBC show the Blood of Vikings. This is the same title as the BBC series from a couple of years ago, and it may be a first-time showing in the US. It's scheduled for 6:00pm Eastern, 3:00pm Pacific on the Discovery Channel's Science Channel. If you've never visited the BBC website for this program, it's worth a look: http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/programmes/bloodofthevikings/

Ann.. I show a Stephen b PA in Clayton county IA in 1860. He is living at a Hotel, and a Mary Mc Clellan is a domestic servant at the hotel. Mary is 16 b NY & Stephen is 35 b PA... Is the above your fellah? View Record Mary Mcclelland McGregor, Clayton, IA 16 1843 New York Female View Record V H Gable McGregor, Clayton, IA 49 1810 New York Male View Record M D Gable McGregor, Clayton, IA 16 1843 Ohio Male View Record Stephen Campbell McGregor, Clayton, IA 35 1824 Pennsylvania Male The above is from Ancestry census index & I also checked the film itself Below is the family in 1870?? Image View Record Emma Campbell McGregor Ward 1, Clayton, IA abt 1867 Iowa White Female View Record Frank Campbell McGregor Ward 1, Clayton, IA abt 1862 Iowa White Male View Record George Campbell McGregor Ward 1, Clayton, IA abt 1864 Iowa White Male View Record Jenny Campbell McGregor Ward 1, Clayton, IA abt 1852 Indiana White Female View Record Mary Campbell McGregor Ward 1, Clayton, IA abt 1845 Pennsylvania White Female View Record Steven Campbell McGregor Ward 1, Clayton, IA abt 1822 Pennsylvania White Male Below is the family in 1880?? Name: Stevin Campbell Age: 55 Estimated birth year: <1825> Birthplace: Pennsylvania Occupation: Farmer Relationship to head-of-household: Self Home in 1880: Greenwood, Vernon, Wisconsin Marital status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Spouse's name: Mary Campbell Father's birthplace: CT Mother's birthplace: IRE All the above show Stephan/Steven/Stevin born in PA. His father was born in CT. The family had to move to WI between 1870-1880. On the 1870 census, Jenny is 18 & the other children are Much younger. I think Jenny is not a child of Mary or Steven, unless the child was with someone else in 1860. Jenny would have been 2 years old.. No Jenny Campbell found that age who was born in IN. There are a few Jenny ???? Born in Indiana who lived in IA in 1860.. And a ton of Jennys born in IN, living in IN in 1860... No Jenny Campbell. Which census showed Steven born in CT???? Marge -----Original Message----- From: Ann [mailto:af892@tampabay.rr.com] Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 2:18 PM To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Steven 1824 CT, (VA?) PA, IN, IA,WI This gentleman is my brick wall. Stephen / Steven is not a common Campbell name. He is believed to have been b. 1824/5. He married Mary Rose Mc Clellan in IA and they moved to Vernon, WI around 1850. On one census the census taker states him to be from CT in an other year it is stated he came from PA. As we ALL know the state boundaries were changing rapidly during the late 1700 and even into and including the 1800. So his family could have been any where from VA north. Feed back anyone? I have the feeling I'm close!!! Ann in FL FIGHT SPAMMERS: Please remove all previous addressees before forwarding email ----- Original Message ----- From: <CAMPBELL-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <CAMPBELL-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 11:15 AM Subject: CAMPBELL-D Digest V05 #574 ______________________________

My Campbell line starts in 1743 from Nairn, Scotland and then most settled in Wake County, North Carolina. I don't have access to records there since I'm in CA. I have the Donald Campbell line from 1743 but just names and no information. Can someone suggest where I might find more detailed information on this line. Christine Campbell Martinelli

My great-great-grandmother was Julia Campbell from Georgia. Her mother was a cabbage leaf and her father, a stork and they lived behind a great big brick wall in genealogy limbo land. Alternative version: They were aliens and the mother ship never came back for Julia.

Yep! I saw that you posted an e-mail earlier, I've actually have my line back to the Cumberland County area dating back to the 1760's. My brick wall right now would be Patrick Campbell who died in N.C. in 1775. My full name is Michael Daniel Campbell. Glad to hear from you. Michael Campbell Charlotte, N.C. > [Original Message] > From: mike campbell <flexoclt@charter.net> > To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 11/2/2005 7:25:01 PM > Subject: [CAMPBELL] > > sorry to bother you but we have the same name > I live in lincon co, > my name is Michael Anthony Campbell, > I got confused when i saw my own name with all the Campbell information, > I am looking : > > Henry Alexander Campbell died in the mid 50's and was born in 187 6. All the people came from Monroe County, WV. > > got this info, from my sister an i bleive it to be true, > > any help would be helpfull, I am working my way backwards an this is as far as i can go > > thanks for any clues > > Michael Campbell > linconton nc > > > ============================== > 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 >

Have you tried the Perchival Campbell Family? They were located in the northern end of Iredell. Adam Campbell;s group was there also. I am not sure about Milton Campbell's location. There was a group in Iredell next to Mecklenburg Co that I have very little info on. I don't think it was the Aeneas Campbell family. They were on the South Yadkin River. Larry Campbell Harmony, NC char houseman wrote: > Unsuccessfully I have been trying to find the father of my John > Campbell who was married to Sarah > Forrester and was listed in Rowan Co. land surveys 1760-1781 with land > next to a Hugh Campbell on the Yakin River . John had 5 sons, John > Jr., Wm. F., Archibald, Owens F., and Thomas F. He appeared in the > 1800 census , which was by then Iredell (next to a younger James) and > in Russelville, KY in 1810 with his sons, with the exception of Wm. > F. who left later. I have a receipt that Wm. F. paid taxes in > Iredell Co. in 1814. Wm. F. was married to Mary McLain. Have not > been able to find a clue as to where John orignated or who is father > might be. > Char - Michigan > > > ============================== > 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 > >

There is a Ripply Co.genealogical and historical Soc.that meet in the basement of the courthouse there in Donaphan. They had a good selection of Ripply Co.information and I found them friendly and helpful when I was reseaching there. inthat area. Now, some ofthe Ripply Co records were sen tto Springfield onl oan, however, those records were neve rreturned. You might need to go to Splringfield to find additional information on your Campbell family line. Beth --------------------------------- Yahoo! FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click.

sorry to bother you but we have the same name I live in lincon co, my name is Michael Anthony Campbell, I got confused when i saw my own name with all the Campbell information, I am looking : Henry Alexander Campbell died in the mid 50's and was born in 187 6. All the people came from Monroe County, WV. got this info, from my sister an i bleive it to be true, any help would be helpfull, I am working my way backwards an this is as far as i can go thanks for any clues Michael Campbell linconton nc

Sure wish I had my records so I could give positive answers. I do believe that theJ one's married into either the Wood or Bethell family lines. More than likely the Wood family in Pike Co. Indiana. I have the Wood family line back down to Tn.,then further back to Ga. and then to S.C. Also, some of the Spradly, Bass, Powers, Martins and others made that trip from Warick Co., Ind. to Ripply Co., Mo. If you are interested in further information, let me know. I will send one of the grandchildrfen to see ifthey are able to find those records for me. Beth Catherine Byrd <catbyrd007@sbcglobal.net> wrote: Can someone tell me why my postings always come out in duplicate? Catherine Byrd wrote:Beth, Do you by any chance have any Gatlins or Jones in your line from Ripley County, MO? My Jones were originally from Pike County, IN, then from Ripley County, MO. My grandparents (Gatlin/Jones) were married in Poyner, Ripley County, MO on 25 September 1902. Some Gatlins still live in the Doniphan area. "a.b. craig" wrote: Thank you so much for the input. later my Bethell -Wood-Thompson family lines from Warrick Co., Ind. married into the Campbell family line in Ripply Co., Mo. Beth Marvin wrote: According to the census the John and Stephen Campbell (brothers) in Warrick co, IN was from VA. They both got land there about 1830. Do not confuse this John and Stephen (brothers) who were in Vigo co, IN. This Stephen got land in what is now Vigo co in 1813 and John got adjoining land in 1815 or 16. Stephen died in JoDavies co IL in 1828 (rupture) and John died 1850 in Parke co, IN. Record states John Campbell of Parke co, IN came from MA to NY to Butler co, OH and after his wife died in 1815 he moved his family to Sullivan co, IN. ----- Original Message ----- From: "a.b. craig" To: Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 11:32 AM Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] N.C. Campbells and REQUEST JAMES CAMPBELL > Anne, > > Please tell us a little about what you know of your family in Ind. What are some of the given names to the family in Ind.? A number of years ago we had fun with George Washington Campbell. Several of us found connections by doing so. > > While doing research in Warrick Co., Ind. I came across some Campbell. I do not know where they fit into the clan. > > Also, there is a great deal of Campbell, I mean a great deal, ofCampbell family data in the Genealogical section of the university at Bowling Green, Ky. I was only able to be there for @ four hours, and I had not even touched the tip of the iceberg of information yet. I think, not sure, that some of these Campbells in the data there were from N. C. > > Beth > > > > > Anne Ruby wrote: > What a wonderful idea! > > Still searching for a James Campbell b. 1782 NC who > married Martha Adams b. 1789 NC. Moved to Franklin Co. > IN by 1817. Would love to find parents, NC county > origin, and marriage record, if one exists. Both > families were said to be of Scottish ancestry and > James was a 'planter'. Any help greatly appreciated > as I am stuck! > > Thanks, > Anne > > > > --- "a.b. craig" wrote: > > > Good Morning, > > > > It has been a blustery morning here, says Winnie. > > Come in out of the storm. > > > > Now, I really don't know just what most of you are > > researching. However, have been contacted > > requesting information on the N. C. Campbells. > > (early) > > > > Since I do not have my records, was wondering if you > > folks are up to a dare? Or perhaps call it a > > barnstorming. Since preRev. time frame it appears > > that most of the Campbells in the area of VA.,N.C. > > and S.C. were somehow related. > > > > Are you folks willing to post what you happen to > > have on the Campbells of that area. Also post what > > books articals, etc. we might be able to find > > information on tlhese Campbells. What particular > > libr. have a good gen. section. (I can't go myself, > > but perhaps there are those of you that could) > > > > Now, since my memory is failing me, and I don't have > > my records, could I encourage one of you to become a > > cental contact point for a fun project. > > > > Would each of you post what you would like to find. > > There are so many new ones on line that never say > > boo. I would like to address you quiet ones, I know > > that some of you are shy, don't think that your > > input would be of value, etc. Well you are wrong, I > > for one would very much like to here what you have > > to say. Don't worry about how you compose the > > wording, even your spelling, not all of us are good > > spellers,, I would like to know what you have found > > on your Campbell family line and for what you are > > searching, even if it is not my line. > > > > Since some of you are just starting to search for > > your family line, keep it simple with the names, > > dates and places if possable. Then there are others > > of you folks that have a great deal, please post. > > We have to remember(myself too) that I have what I > > do have because of others takeing the time to share. > > > > As a gift to me, would some of plese help me. > > While I was litterally DOWN, some thought for the > > count, a GREAT deal of the information that I had > > gathered was LOST. Because of the damage to my > > mind, I have lost a lot of my short term memory, > > perhaps I should just say memory. I have tried to > > share everything that I have with this message > > board. 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GoodEvening, My grandson found this binder and brought it to me. Thank goodness the data was still in it. This informationis from the Hawkins Co.,Tn. genealogical room. It is hand written so will try and copy has it is written. . Here goes, Eddie Rose Campbell, son of R.S.and Sallie R. Campbell was born at Sedalia, Hancock County, Tenn. May 9,1844. He professed religion in the year 1892 while in college at Mossy Creek,Tenn.and at once joined the Baptist Church at that place under the ministry of Rev.S.S.Hale. He died February 10, 1899 at Longfield, LeeCounty, Va. There is more so if you are interested in this gentleman let me know. I could not find any data pertaining to his having descendants. Now, the library in Rogerville,Tn. is where the Hawkins Co. Genealogical and History Soc.meet. The following is more data that I collected there. Rober tCampbell -son of Duncan of Scotland emigrated to Ireland 1700. Thence to Stockbridge Co.,Va.about1730. (This is also all hand written, abc) 1745 Rober tCampbell - one of 20 appointed by Gov.Gooch - when he issued the commission of peace - all of Augusta Co.,Va. Wm Campbell born 1745 - at an early age set (settled ? abc) on the Holston. He ?? during the seige at Yorkstown at age of36. Nov.28,1750- Robert Campbell whom ?????(?) ??and was purchased acknowedge-payment Augusta Co. 1748 Andrew Campbell bought a lot in Stanton(?) Augusta Co.?????? Bank (J?) B.Campbell P.M. Referencefor - Standard Manufacturing New Cumberland, W.Va. Co. New Cumberland, W.VA. Of Scotch Irish descent Came from Scotland to Maryland. At the bottom of the page there has been penceled in "anarrorw the mixedup information (VAC)" On another page is Andrew Winton Campbell married Julia Ann Carmack on August 24, 1869 at C.(E?) Carmack's minister Rev.Ruben Stule witness Rachel A.Sanders and Hayes(H?) Camarack. Joseph Campbell - Methodist lived a Christian life some years near Sneedville. Many in HawkinsCo.on Big Creek, where he reared his family. From thense toClaiborneCo.,Tenn. He married 1820 to Frances Vermillion called "Franky" of RussellCo.,Va. (someone on this site was asking abouit the Campbell -Vermillion family perhaps comeing from Russell Co. Va. abc) He was a farmer, lived near "Geasy Rock" or Sneedville He was buried N.W.of residence where three of his children lie sleeping and many others also.He died 1867. Jessie Vermillion - place of birth was Maryland or Scotland - ancestory originally French Hugenots. Sons Wilson& JesseeVermillion - 1777 he volenteered in state Militia Frank Nash's Reg. 1780 -joined Capt Timbell's Co.in Col John ????? Reg and must have been in Battle of King's Mountain, N.C. Must have settled in Washington or Russell Co.,Va. d. 1720 - 25- buried Ruissell Co.,Va. Wilson Vermillion (b. Rkussell Co.,Va.) married Nancy (?) Mc Neil. Frances Vermillion b.March 1, 1801, Russell Co.,Va. Methodist - married 1820 to Joseph Campbell, Sneedville, Howkins and ClaiborneCo.,Tn. d. Dec.25,1873 (?) buried in family graveyard with husband & children., tombstones marks grave -N. W.of Residence. The above was written by J.O.Phillips There are more pages but will post later. ifyou folks areinterested. Beth --------------------------------- Yahoo! FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click.

Does anyone have any information on a Cora Campbell daughter of Nancy Elizabeth Campbell and Van Taylor .. Also any information on a Samuel Clinton Campbell who married Etta Virginia Rose , Etta was the sister of Stella Rose who married James Campbell .. Any help would so be appreciated and any information on George Thomas Campbell who went by Tom would sure be appreciated . He was my Grandfather and he died in May of 1967. George , Samuel , Nancy, James are all sisters and brothers ...Children of William & Rhodia Campbell . We called her Rhode ... Thanks . Lorene

Does anyone have any information on a Tava Rose Campbell married to (Tom ) Campbell. She died in 1916 due to complications of child birth ..Tom was also married to a woman named Martha Caldwell after Tava Rose passed away. Can anyone help me please ?? Thanks . Lorene

Cal, I, personally, am not familiar withthe Campbells of that area. Perhapsthereis someone else outthere who does know. Beth Cal Campbell <bbatdega@charter.net> wrote: Beth, I have almost all descendants of my g-grandfather John J Campbell, b. 1846/9 in SC (Darlington) and Cynthia Jane Elmore, b. Jan 1858 in Sumter/Darlington, SC, but I have found nothing on John J Campbell,'s parents or siblings. One census says his father was from NC and another states that he was from Ireland. There are no records on him in Darlington. Any help would be appreciated. If I can be of any help to you, let me know. Cal Campbell ----- Original Message ----- From: "a.b. craig" To: Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 10:04 AM Subject: [CAMPBELL] N.C. Campbells and REQUEST > Good Morning, > > It has been a blustery morning here, says Winnie. Come in out of the > storm. > > Now, I really don't know just what most of you are researching. However, > have been contacted requesting information on the N. C. Campbells. (early) > > Since I do not have my records, was wondering if you folks are up to a > dare? Or perhaps call it a barnstorming. Since preRev. time frame it > appears that most of the Campbells in the area of VA.,N.C. and S.C. were > somehow related. > > Are you folks willing to post what you happen to have on the Campbells of > that area. Also post what books articals, etc. we might be able to find > information on tlhese Campbells. What particular libr. have a good gen. > section. (I can't go myself, but perhaps there are those of you that > could) > > Now, since my memory is failing me, and I don't have my records, could I > encourage one of you to become a cental contact point for a fun project. > > Would each of you post what you would like to find. There are so many new > ones on line that never say boo. I would like to address you quiet ones, > I know that some of you are shy, don't think that your input would be of > value, etc. Well you are wrong, I for one would very much like to here > what you have to say. Don't worry about how you compose the wording, even > your spelling, not all of us are good spellers,, I would like to know what > you have found on your Campbell family line and for what you are > searching, even if it is not my line. > > Since some of you are just starting to search for your family line, keep > it simple with the names, dates and places if possable. Then there are > others of you folks that have a great deal, please post. We have to > remember(myself too) that I have what I do have because of others takeing > the time to share. > > As a gift to me, would some of plese help me. While I was litterally > DOWN, some thought for the count, a GREAT deal of the information that I > had gathered was LOST. Because of the damage to my mind, I have lost a > lot of my short term memory, perhaps I should just say memory. I have > tried to share everything that I have with this message board. If you by > chance have anything that I have sent to you, would you PLEASE forward it > back to me. > > Since the Campbells from the area of Richalnd, Wayne and surrounding > cos.,of Ill., and of Russell Co.,Va.are my lines, I am particully > interested in getting some of that information back. > > I have been asked to do tape recording of what I am able to remember, > Would you please send me some idea of how to begin. Doing voice tapeing as > a means of recording will be new for me. . Have any of you done it? Is > there any guide lines? If you had a great grandmother who had the family > history, what would you like to know first, etc. Should I try and do it > as just factual or should I try and do it as a historical novel? > > Please send me feed back. > > Beth > > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click. > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/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! FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click.

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A time frame and area would help. Beth lorene <donaldandlorene@comcast.net> wrote: Does anyone have any information on a Cora Campbell daughter of Nancy Elizabeth Campbell and Van Taylor .. Also any information on a Samuel Clinton Campbell who married Etta Virginia Rose , Etta was the sister of Stella Rose who married James Campbell .. Any help would so be appreciated and any information on George Thomas Campbell who went by Tom would sure be appreciated . He was my Grandfather and he died in May of 1967. George , Samuel , Nancy, James are all sisters and brothers ...Children of William & Rhodia Campbell . We called her Rhode ... Thanks . Lorene ============================== 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! FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click.