_Joseph Campbell/Elizabeth Peatross_ (http://acreetree.net/fam00119.htm) PLEASE RIGHT CLICK: QUESTION, Does this FIT YOA,LLS Information PLEASE. THANKS CUZ AT

OOPPS! MY Birty & My Youngest Sister is THUS/ Me March 1926 MY Youngest Sister May 1948. CORECTed THANKS CUZ AT

If they were brothers there would be about 20 years between births. NOT UNUSAL, I was born in 1926 AND MY Youngest Stster was Born in 194SAME Amount of time. There was A righr good Strech from the First of time bertween OUR Ole Georger's First & 13th Child, SO 20 years from First to Last Child is NOT TOO unuseual. IT could have been that JOSEPH;S Wife JUST DID NOT GO ALONG with the CAMPBELL FAMILY NAMEING PRACTICE???> CUZ AT

YESUM, JUST Keep asking, AN Answer will APEAR. ANY COMENT> CUZ AT ____________________________________ From: Atpowelljr@aol.com To: bharris1932@comcast.net CC: scraft7@verizon.net, Kayla5569@aol.com, margecam52@valornet.com, robell12@comcast.net, Atpowelljr@aol.com Sent: 8/19/2012 5:49:42 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time Subj: Check out John Campbell then Son George Campbell then Son Joseph Campbell - A _John Campbell then Son George Campbell then Son Joseph Campbell - AOL Search Results_ (http://search.aol.com/aol/search?invocationType=TB20&query=John Campbell then Son George Campbell then Son Joseph Campbell) PLEASE LEFT CLICK & CHECK OUT WHAT KAYLA'S I DID IT AGAIN WITH Her. JOHN<BY ADDING Campbell To Son George, By Adding Cmpbell to Josephj By Adding CAMPBELL ONE GAINS MUCH INFORMATION

I thought it a waste of time THERE YA GO AGAIN CUZ BUCK, Takeing it upon YOUR self to do EVERY ONES THINKING. THAT is what GYot Me in the FIRST PLACE, When you STATERD that Research was to stop on some one. CUZ BUCK, you are a great help & do with out a DOUBT are up to SNUFF in your place in FAMILY Researched Information. BUT KEEP YOUR THINKING TO CUZ BH. OTHER WISE ALLS WELL, IT is Great to help each other, BUT TO TELL THE CAMPBELL_KIDS THAT Their interests is A waste of TIME IS A BIT FAR FETCHED, OK NOW SNERAL UP & act 6 INSTEAD OF YOUR REAL AGE OF 76, OH yes you are great for SLAMING & dictateing To others BUT then invoke IMUNITY, CUZ we are GROWN COUSINS, open to su8gestions & CABLE of taking some TOUGH COMENT, IF & WHEN there apears an unwanted Comment <DELETE> OH YEA I KNOW CUZ AT

Hi AT, My first Campbell ancestor in America (John Campbell of Hampshire County, VA, now WV) was one of these "transported" or forcibly removed from the UK and sold as a servant for his part in "The '45," or the Jacobite uprising of 1745. He was captured at the Battle of Golspie (aka Littleferry) and eventually convicted of treason at Old Bailey. Another Campbell cousin was able to find the information, and a book called "The Prisoners of the '45" proved useful to her in tracing John back to his hometown (Ardclach, Nairnshire) and finding his parents. This is a very hard book to get hold of, but you can find libraries that have it here: http://www.worldcat.org/title/prisoners-of-the-45/oclc/5770648 She also found the following interesting bit about him producing ramrods for Washington during the French and Indian War (Gunsmiths of West Virginia Fred R. Lambert and James B. Whisker, Ph.D. 3rd Edition Bedford, PA: Old Bedford Village Press Page 10): John Campbell ( -1789). gun repairman. On 15 October 1755 Campbell made some gun parts, including ram rods, for George Washington [8 Frederick County Historical Society Papers 35-38]. Campbell was listed on the Hampshire County tax lists of 1782 and 1784. On 12 September 1786 he bought land in Mill Creek District, Hampshire County, from John and Elizabeth Glaze [Deed Book 7, p. 114]. On 7 July 1789 Campbell obtained 439 acres near Romney from the governor of Virginia [Deed Book 9, p. 590]. His estate was appraised in late 1789 and showed no tools of the gunsmiths trade [Will Book II, p. 228]. My family is also one like you mentioned in your last mail about moving from VA to PA. They moved from VA to Fayette County, PA then Fayette County, OH, and finally to Henry County, MO. His birth date was 10 Sep 1727. Chad On Sat, Aug 18, 2012 at 5:08 AM, <Atpowelljr@aol.com> wrote: > > ATTENTION PLEASE; <SAD BUT, DID YOUR Ancestor PAY their Transportation > ACROSS the WATER???? > > PLEASE NOTE; That untill 1715, Only Those who PAID their transportation, > Were prvilegded. NOTE ALSO, that the Port of Tapahanock, Va is located in > the NORTHERN NECK AREA OF VA. > NOW, As there is SOME speculation of Our Ancestors haveing Been > Trans-shiped VIA <BARBADOS They would Have Arived, AT Least indentured, AND Acording > to this information NOT ENTITLED TO A Land GRANT, AS an Indentured Arival, > they would have been Indebted to the person who PAID THEIR PASSAGE for At > least 7 years. I did not think this up, According the Record that was the > PLIGHT of SO many people. > AND THOSE Conditions Happened to Be what so many People ENCOUNTERED & > Many of OUR Ancestors Had to Live under those Conditions, TOUGH BUT TRUE, IT > is not MY IMAGINATION, IT is that i am A DESCENDANT of some Those who > Experinced CONDITIONS that are Inposiable to be SWEPT under the RUG CUZ AT > > Land Records > The records of the Virginia Land Office, which oversaw land transactions in > colonial-era Virginia, are located at the _Library of Virginia_ > (http://www.lva.lib.va.us/) . That institution has now made many of those records > available online, a description of which can be found on their web site by > following this link: _http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/land_ > (http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/land/) > During most of the seventeenth century and until approximately 1715, the > "headright" system was the common method of obtaining land in Virginia. Each > individual who paid the transportation costs of an emigrant received fifty > acres of land. The term "headright" refers both to the imported person and > the claim. Headright lists constitute almost the only record of early > emigration to Virginia. (The patent was not necessarily issued the year the > immigrant arrived.) > The headright system was not used in the Northern Neck (the area lying > between the Potomac and Rappahannock rivers). Beginning in 1690, land grants in > the Northern Neck were issued by agents and were maintained separately. > The abstracts of land grants from 1690 to 1692 are published in the > supplement to Cavaliers and Pioneers. Some important published sources based on > these records, and available in the reading room of the Virginia Historical > Society, are: > > Nugent, Nell Marion. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land > Patents and Grants, 1623–1782. 8 vols and supplement (vols. 4–8 published by > the Virginia Genealogical Society, Dennis Hudgins ed.) (Ref. F225 N841) > > Gray, Gertrude. Virginia Northern Neck Grants, 1692–1862. 4 vols. (Ref. > F225 N841 G79) > Ship Passenger Lists and Immigration Lists > Before 1820, the arrival of immigrants was not documented. Very few > authentic records of passenger arrivals in Virginia exist. The list of headrights > mentioned above constitutes a record of immigrants but does not give the > date or place of origin or arrival or the name of the ship. Not all > headrights were immigrants, and some arrived long before the patentee entered the > claim for the land. > > Coldham, Peter. The Complete Book of Emigrants. 4 vols. (Ref. E 187.5 C7). > These four volumes covering 1607–1776 contain virtually every reference to > English emigrants of the colonial period that can be found in England. > They identify only 100,000 emigrants, a small fraction of the total number. > > Coldham, Peter. The Complete Book of Emigrants in Bondage, 1614–1775 (Ref. > E 187.5 C6 1988). Lists names of approximately 50,000 Englishmen who were > sentenced by legal process to be transported to the American colonies > between 1614 and 1775. > > Coldham, Peter. More Emigrants in Bondage, 1614–1775 (Ref. E 187.5 C61 > 2002). Lists 9,000 additions and amendments to the earlier work, compiling > names of Englishmen sentenced to be transported to the American colonies. > > _______________________________________ > > Remember to search the archives use this address > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=CAMPBELL > > Browse the archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CAMPBELL/ > > Contact the List Manager > mailto:campbell-admin@rootsweb.com > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CAMPBELL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

ATTENTION PLEASE; <SAD BUT, DID YOUR Ancestor PAY their Transportation ACROSS the WATER???? PLEASE NOTE; That untill 1715, Only Those who PAID their transportation, Were prvilegded. NOTE ALSO, that the Port of Tapahanock, Va is located in the NORTHERN NECK AREA OF VA. NOW, As there is SOME speculation of Our Ancestors haveing Been Trans-shiped VIA <BARBADOS They would Have Arived, AT Least indentured, AND Acording to this information NOT ENTITLED TO A Land GRANT, AS an Indentured Arival, they would have been Indebted to the person who PAID THEIR PASSAGE for At least 7 years. I did not think this up, According the Record that was the PLIGHT of SO many people. AND THOSE Conditions Happened to Be what so many People ENCOUNTERED & Many of OUR Ancestors Had to Live under those Conditions, TOUGH BUT TRUE, IT is not MY IMAGINATION, IT is that i am A DESCENDANT of some Those who Experinced CONDITIONS that are Inposiable to be SWEPT under the RUG CUZ AT Land Records The records of the Virginia Land Office, which oversaw land transactions in colonial-era Virginia, are located at the _Library of Virginia_ (http://www.lva.lib.va.us/) . That institution has now made many of those records available online, a description of which can be found on their web site by following this link: _http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/land_ (http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/land/) During most of the seventeenth century and until approximately 1715, the "headright" system was the common method of obtaining land in Virginia. Each individual who paid the transportation costs of an emigrant received fifty acres of land. The term "headright" refers both to the imported person and the claim. Headright lists constitute almost the only record of early emigration to Virginia. (The patent was not necessarily issued the year the immigrant arrived.) The headright system was not used in the Northern Neck (the area lying between the Potomac and Rappahannock rivers). Beginning in 1690, land grants in the Northern Neck were issued by agents and were maintained separately. The abstracts of land grants from 1690 to 1692 are published in the supplement to Cavaliers and Pioneers. Some important published sources based on these records, and available in the reading room of the Virginia Historical Society, are: Nugent, Nell Marion. Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, 1623–1782. 8 vols and supplement (vols. 4–8 published by the Virginia Genealogical Society, Dennis Hudgins ed.) (Ref. F225 N841) Gray, Gertrude. Virginia Northern Neck Grants, 1692–1862. 4 vols. (Ref. F225 N841 G79) Ship Passenger Lists and Immigration Lists Before 1820, the arrival of immigrants was not documented. Very few authentic records of passenger arrivals in Virginia exist. The list of headrights mentioned above constitutes a record of immigrants but does not give the date or place of origin or arrival or the name of the ship. Not all headrights were immigrants, and some arrived long before the patentee entered the claim for the land. Coldham, Peter. The Complete Book of Emigrants. 4 vols. (Ref. E 187.5 C7). These four volumes covering 1607–1776 contain virtually every reference to English emigrants of the colonial period that can be found in England. They identify only 100,000 emigrants, a small fraction of the total number. Coldham, Peter. The Complete Book of Emigrants in Bondage, 1614–1775 (Ref. E 187.5 C6 1988). Lists names of approximately 50,000 Englishmen who were sentenced by legal process to be transported to the American colonies between 1614 and 1775. Coldham, Peter. More Emigrants in Bondage, 1614–1775 (Ref. E 187.5 C61 2002). Lists 9,000 additions and amendments to the earlier work, compiling names of Englishmen sentenced to be transported to the American colonies.

So, in glancing at the link A T gave us...seems that these PA Campbell's may have also been VA Campbell's. WOW! Finaly, I( find So many OF OUR Researchers Useing the same Methoud that MY Grabnd Father was forced to use BECAUSE of his Limited Education, In reading Grand PA would say <HOLLY MOSES, & continur Reading, One Day Some one asked Why he was saying <HOLLY MOSES, That is what I do when I come to a Word that <I, Grand Pa Don't KNOW enough about the Jurisdictional Creation of OUR Country, SO they JUST use what they FIND, there fore Missing A great part of the answer, MY Maps in CLOUDE: Richmond, Va City, Henrico County, Virginia, US Road Atlas & MAPS of Most Countries that I find in The World Almanac AND THE most Treasuaed Of all: RETRACING OUR FAMILY LEGACY: EVOIUTION OF VA> COUNTIES; AND NOW CUZ MARGE, has shown just how inportant THE facts realy are. I so often GET Shot down for SEEKING Information, YEA thats right, WONDERING Why CUZ <A T> ASKS so many questions & wonders about, Verisons of, Information??? WELL Because I have an offical Account of the; JURRIS DICTIONAL & GEOGROPHICAL LISTS of the Creation of OUR COUNTRY. THERE is one other FACT that will <BE> under stood some day,& that is the FACT that many of the People that MADE it to america in olden times were EITHER Prisioners OR Indentuered; NOT that they were Disgraced Or Violent, BUT <PERSICUTED & Or Distitute. Those people did have the right to express them selvges, IF & When <ONE did do as they were Supposed to according to some one ELSE, they Wound up in the DUNGEN? & on a Boat to SOME Other Country, A little Known FACT about OUR Later SCOT Cousins After AMERICA WAS SETTLED, & the LAND BARRONS IN SCOTLAND, Descided that they needed More Land to Raise SHEEP, they rounded up the Under Privileged SCOT PEONS & relocated them to AUSTRAILIA. This was LONG AFTER OUR ANCESTORS WERE, Relocated. I have found a BIT of that is of no0ne of MY CONCERN, WELL MAY BE NOT, BUT for A fact tHAT Relocateing Method was Not very Compatiable, AND it did HAPPEN. AND I am very sure that there is much Information that has been secured OR lost <ON PURPOSE> In & About THE MIGRATION PORT of TAPPAHANNOCK< VA. Many of the Descendants of the ORIGINAL People of the Northern NECK AREA of Va Know that THEIR & Some of OUR Ancestors Were Either ENDENTURED OR From THE Jails of the BRITISH ISLES. MAY BE, there were someb trans-shiped, BUT realisticly, What would be A reason to ship people to the OUTER Islands off of AMERICA, Then take a Person in Bondege & reship them to America, MAY BE CHEAP LABOR, But the Suply of CHEAP LABOR was still available in EUROPE Then the Unlimited Suply from AFRICA, & with out the Stigma of Socity LOOKING down on Enslaveing ANGLO, PERSONAl. This BIT of OUR Ancestrol Past <HAS & STILL IS TRIED TO BE Swept under the RUG, <OH AT,> JUST DOES NOT ELIMANATE THE hard SHIP that our Ancestors EXPERINCED. SO much of the fore going is RECORDED, NOT SOMETHING THAT CUZ A T Thought UP. CUZ AT <atpowelljr@aol.com>

_Book: Tidewater – Virginia Families_ (http://genforum.genealogy.com/campbell/messages/19824.html) - Alli Harker 4/08/11 _Book: Marriage Notices from Richmond, VA 1821-1840_ (http://genforum.genealogy.com/campbell/messages/19823.html) - Alli Harker 4/08/11 _Book: Irish Emigration Lists 1833-1839_ (http://genforum.genealogy.com/campbell/messages/19822.html) - Alli Harker 4/08/11 _Book: Northern Ireland 1841/1851 Census Abstracts_ (http://genforum.genealogy.com/campbell/messages/19821.html) - Alli Harker PLEASE ALLI Harker, Contact CUZ A T <atpowelljr@aol.com>you have information posted about one JOHN campbell in ESEX County Va, this john campbell is my 7th great grand father, i am seeking Any information of grand pa john that i can find. THanks, CUZ AT <atpowelljr@aol.com.

_A Guide to the Campbell Family Papers, 1744-1859: #14014_ (http://ead.lib.virginia.edu/vivaead/published/lva/vi00744.xml.frame) PLEASE Left Click, OH How I would Love to see A <D. N. A. TEST from This Campbell Group CUZ A T ead.lib.virginia.edu/vivaead/published/lva/vi00744.xml.frame 1805) of King and Queen County, Virginia; papers related to Campbell's service as superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary, including an account and his ...

Olympians' odd jobs make ends meet By: _Associated Press_ (http://www2.timesdispatch.com/staff/181276/) , _Times-Dispatch Staff_ (http://www2.timesdispatch.com/staff/38/) | The Associated Press Published: August 07, 2012 Updated: August 07, 2012 - 12:00 AM _» Comments_ (http://www2.timesdispatch.com/news/2012/aug/07/tdmain05-have-not-olympians-odd-jobs-make-ends-mee-ar-2112918/#fbcomments) | _Post a Comment_ (http://www2.timesdispatch.com/news/2012/aug/07/tdmain05-have-not-olympians-odd-jobs-make-ends-mee-ar-2112918/#fbcomments) LONDON -- Of all the extracurricular jobs among the 2012 crop of Olympians, perhaps Logan Campbell's raised the most eyebrows. The New Zealand taekwondo fighter opened a high-end brothel in 2009 in Auckland, where it's legal, to finance his training and travel PLEASE NOTE that, I do not approove, IT Is Leagle in New Zeland, So Lets wish CUZ <LOGAN CAMPBELL> WELL IN THE OlymPICS CUZ AT

Made a search of the records located at the Rappahannock Central Historical Society located in Fredericksburg today and really came up with a blank as far as adding to our Campbell heritage file. The Society did have what they advertised. A Caroline County deed index starting in 1758......but none of our known Campbell kin showed up between the beginning date and 1800. I have attached the index to the Caroline Survey book for the period 1729 through 1762 and as you can note none of our Campbell kin are shown. They have a copy of each plat that applies to each survey if any one is interested. They had some mid 1700 Church or Parrish records as well as many cemetery records, including early found cemeteries but nothing or none could be specifically identified to any of our direct relatives. They have basically the same records that Caroline maintains – the main record being extracted Court order books. The same for Essex County. They possess I would assume all genealogical books written regarding Caroline County. I went through the indexes of all the books that I had not already researched and found nothing of consequence. For Rob Richmond: They possessed a book, call number 2005-050-1300-01 titled Virginia County Records Spotsylvania County, that contained in a published book all wills and deeds between 1721 and 1800. I noted an entry for Lawrence Campbell wherein he witnessed a deed in 1752. The 1752 could be an error in transcription or Lawrence may have been born prior to 1735 by several years. Be glad to answer any questions. Regards BH

Starting With. John Hudson <AKA MTN Jono> Married to Mary Dedman Child; #- ONE; #-1 Dabney Hudson #-2 Frances Hudson Married Lawson Campbell; to son BOSS JOSH> Campbell CUZ AT's & So many of the CAMPBELL cousins who turned out for <BOSS JOSH'S> iron cross Ceremony. # 3 George Hudson ? #-4 John Hudson #-5Joushua Hudson <went to S. Carolina. 3- 6 __ UN READABLE #-7 Mary hudson Married Henry Campbell COL. JOE WARE's Ancestor Who Lives in SAN Antoino TEX AND: Mary Hudson Who Married one George Campbell Cousins here is the HUDSON/ Campbell Family ANSWERS & Questions PLEASE HELP. CUZ AT; _atpowelljr@aol.com_ (mailto:atpowelljr@aol.com)

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Eliza Jane Campbell was born July 22, 1837 near Moweaqua, Illinois, died July 2, 1904, age 66 years, 11 months and 10 days. She was united in marriage in 1856 to Isom Simmons, who lost his life while serving in the Civil War in 1864. to this union was born five children, two of which are still living. She was again married in in October 1865 to Benjamin Gordon, who died the following April. Again in June 1867, she was married to Jonathan T. Denton, he having preceded her to that better land just 2 months and 10 days. To this union was born five children, all of which survive her. she united with the m. E. Church in January 1867. Later transferring her membership to the Baptist church. she lived a true devoted Christian life; was a loving wife and mother always thinking of the comforts of others. She is survived by one brother, Taylor Campbell of Douglas City, California, and seven children: John t. Simmons of Painsville, Ohio; A. C. Simmons of Pana, Illinois; Harvey Denton of Welsh, Louisiana; J. E. Denton serving in the regular army; Mrs. Allie Johnson of Pana, Illinois; Mrs. Mattie Smull of Moweaqua, Illinois; and Mrs. Hattie Mckeefer of Moweqqua

HUDSON FAMILY Cousins, There are some of these Hudsons that I want to Bring to YA,LLS Attention: Famly #, 13113, Lucy Hudson Married to ONE George Campbell Please, Who knows what about this George Campbell??

According to LDS and Rootsweb, there is NO RESEACHER for Cornelius Campbell, the son of George T. Campbell, Sr. There maybe experts on him, but they are not shareing their work in a conspicous manner. If you are involved with this family line, please write to me. CAMPBELL Cousins, I a 86, & this is My LATE CUZ, PLEASE HELP These Campbell's were IN Amherst County Va. CUZ AT

_Burned Counties_ (http://home.roadrunner.com/~gilliamsofva/Burned%20Counties/Burned%20Counties.html) Please Left Click LIST Mistress/NASTER This is Very important to RESEARCH. THANKS CUZ AT _atpowelljr@aol.com_ (mailto:atpowelljr@aol.com)

_Prospect Hill Baptist Church Cemetery - USGenWeb Archives_ (http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/delaware/cemeteries/prospecthillb.txt) PLEASE LEFT CLICK Here are Some Casmpbell's & Cattlets AT files.usgwarchives.net/pa/delaware/cemeteries/prospecthillb.txt Nov 24, 2008... James F. 1853 1906 "Husband" - father of Annie Laurie CAMPBELL, Mary Lucy 1856 1925 "Mother" CAMPBELL, William J. 05 Dec 1869 11 Dec ... 02 Nov 1879 93 yrs 11 mos CATLETT, Mary CUSTER 1868 1926 CATLETT, ... w/o Joseph H. MILLER, J. Harrison 1827 1895 h/o Mary E. MILLER, Mary E.

AT Powell writes: ".....The information that i found in< ALLI HARKER, s Post Satisfies, Me that OUR campbell line Comes down; John Campbell to Son George campbell Born in 170 & My 5th great grand Father George campbell born in 1720 & Joseph Campbell WERE BROTHERS. & I have seen nothing SHOWING Otherwise>....." Ms. Harker's post is merely an excerpt from the book by Virginia Davis. Many trees on Ancestry show the parents of the above Joseph Campbell as James Campbell and Mary Catlet. I guess you're discounting all those folks' ancestry? As for me, I don't know who his parents were so I guess you can claim whatever you want.