It is so amazing how many Charles Campbells there have been. My 4th gr-grandfather is not known to some I suppose. My cousin and I seem to be the only ones researching this line. Charles lived to be 104 or 107 by some accounts,and he was a Scottish loom weaver. His son, John, served 21 years in the British Army. John lived in the Mullaghbrack parish area of Armagh, Northern Ireland. His sons John, Daniel, Patrick,James, and Felix came to America after 1848,possibly because of their father's passing. We know very little and are almost scrounging for information. Family lore from the 2nd John's family is that we are from Argyll originally. Although not yet proven. Just wish someone could help. Mickey in Illinois jeanbnch <jeanbnch@pacbell.net> wrote: I am also researching the Campbell family in Connecticut in the 1700's.. I have received information from Roger Frain who is also in this family. If you have information on either of these, please let know and I will share what I have. Jean Bunch ----- Original Message ----- From: "a.b. craig" To: Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 8:41 AM Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] Charles Campbell > Llilly, > > Am having problems with my computer, my son needs to come visit and fine tune it since others redid it for me.. I think my keyboard was somehow damaged in the move to or from storage. > > Now, thinking back, I was in Cambria Co., Pa. a LONG time ago doing research on the Varner,Shoup, Hauffman,Yoder, Baumgardner and Frain family lines and now that I think back, I do remeber you. So very much has happened since then. I would so love to be able to go back and do more research in that wonderful library there and also go down to Winber library. > Do you live in that area? > > If you will send me an idea of which Campbells you are interested, I will see what I might find as I unpack. Then perhaps we will be able to share back and forth. Do you happen to be doing research on the Campbell that married the Mc Coy question? I don't have my records on that here yet. > > Lilly Martin wrote: > To both Sandy Harris, and Cecil Campbell, > I am VERY interested in this line of questioning, have your found any > answers yet? Are you getting any feedback which is private and not posted > on the mailing list? Would it be possible to share it with us? > > I have never paid much attention to the Campbell families in Scotland, just > because I have no idea as to WHICH man was my immigrant ancestor, prior to > knowing his name, I am 'dead in the water', as my Dad would have said. > > This Book reference which Cecil Campbell refers to is very interesting. Has > anyone looked at that man and his wife, and what kids they had? Did he > leave a Will which has survived? > > Just wanted to be sure to let everyone know that I am very much interested, > but I have no facts to contribute at this moment, but hope that others will > chime in and get a discussion started. > Best regards, > Lilly Martin > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Sandy Harris" > To: > Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 1:39 PM > Subject: Re: [CAMPBELL] Charles Campbell > > > > I am having some trouble with some early Campbells whose descendants > > emigrated from Scotland > > to Virginia as well. Dates from different researchers do not make sense. > > Perhaps someone can help. > > > > Archibald Campbell, Sir, Third Baronet of Auchinbreck, was born about 1629 > > in Knockmeille, > > Argyll, Scotland and reported as dying in 1664 . This last date does not > > allow him to have > > children born born 1660 to 1668. Does anyone have his children and > > dates/places of births/deaths? > > His son Duncan who is reported to be born in 1660 does not allow his > > children reported born > > 1668 to 1670 as well, and grandson James reported to be born in 1670 > cannot > > have children from > > 1676 to 1692. > > > > Any help with these three and family birth/death dates/places would truly > be > > appreciated. > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: > > To: > > Sent: Sunday, October 16, 2005 9:08 AM > > Subject: [CAMPBELL] Charles Campbell > > > > > > > Hello Cousins, > > > > > > I found another Charles Campbell,in a book titled The Campbell Family by > > > American Genealogical Research Institute. Charles M. Campbell; emigrated > > > from > > > Ireland to Virginia in 1640; married to Mary Trotter.Could this be the > > > first > > > Campbell of the Amherst Co.& Nelson Co. Campbell's. > > > > > > > > > Cecil Campbell > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > > > New! 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