We have been posting notes on the Campbells of Guernsey Ohio. The first generation that we have is Robert(1771-1842)and Jane(1773-1848) Campbell. They are said to have been born and married in Antrim County, Ulster, Northern Ireland. But researchers have not found any trace of them until they arrive in Londonderry Township, Guernsey County, Ohio about 1801. The second generation includes a John Campbell (1795-1872) who married Mary Sleeth. They lived and died near Robert's farm. Lois Guffy wrote: >>>By chance would your Campbell line list a Mary Ann Campbell born circa 1933 in KY and lived near Perry Co OH ? I noticed the name Emma in your info. That was my grandmother, the daughter of Mary Ann's name. A thought that she may have been named after a grandmother or aunt. A cousin of mine thinks my great great grandfather was John Campbell ? Lois caywood Guffy >>>>>>>> Here is the generation that has Emma in it --- it is a pretty slim lead but perhaps it will help in some way. Generation No. 3 5. ROBERT SLEETH3 CAMPBELL (JOHN2, ROBERT1) was born January 16, 1823 in Antrim, and died January 10, 1880 in New Concord. He married AMERLA LOUSIA BUCHANAN February 21, 1856, daughter of MOSES ROSS BUCHANAN. She died Abt. 1900 in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania. ROBERT SLEETH CAMPBELL was a Presbyterian minister. He is buried in East Union Cemetery. Later removed to New Wilmington, Pennsylvania to be beside his wife. i. ALVIN MELANETHON4 CAMPBELL, b. February 17, 1857; m. JEANETTA CASSELL. ii. JAMES ERNEST CAMPBELL, b. April 5, 1861, Dewitt, Iowa.; d. March 16, 1862, Dewitt, Iowa.. iii. ROBERT EDWIN CAMPBELL, b. September 8, 1863, Dewitt, Iowa.; d. May 10, 1868, Dewitt, Iowa.. iv. EMMA MELLOU CAMPBELL, b. May 8, 1870, Port Byron, Illinois.; d. Aft. 1935. She was author and researcher of her line. She lived at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and LaJolla, California. v. CHARLES BUCHANAN CAMPBELL, b. November 12, 1871, Port Byron, Illinois.; d. 1914. Has no one documented the Campbells of Antrim County, Ulster? Or are you holding your cards close to your chest? Regards Hal?