​Hi Lori, I also have some Mulindry Campbells from that time frame. My g-g-g-grandfather was Colin Campbell, born about 1771 at Mulindry. He and his wife, Ann Johnston of Tighcaramagan, married in 1816. They appear to have followed the traditional naming sequence, as least as far as Ann's family goes. If so, Colin's parents would have been John and Margaret. I've never been able to confirm this. I did find a possible match for Colin's parents, a John Campbell and Janet McIntaggert. Janet was the name of their third daughter, so not an exact match with the naming sequence, but a possibility. Colin does not appear on the 1841 census, and Ann is listed as head of household. I haven't found any death or burial information for him. Ann immigrated to Bruce County, Ontario in the 1860s along with several of her children and grandchildren. She is buried there. Not sure where all this fits, or if it helps, but I thought I toss my shoe in! Steffenie Oliver Kirkpatrick > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2016 09:29:14 +0000 (UTC) > From: J LOCHRIDGE <j.lochridge@btinternet.com> > To: "sct-islay@rootsweb.com" <sct-islay@rootsweb.com> > Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLAY] Campbell family of Kilarrow sought > Message-ID: <1522977992.2055240.1472462954995@mail.yahoo.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 > > Hello Lori,My Alexander Campbell was born Mulindry in 1770 married to Mary > Sinclair. ?They had many children, including my 2X great grandmother, Ann > 1810 - 1894 ?She moved to Renfrewshire about 1860s. ?A number of her > siblings emigrated to Canada, but one John stayed in Islay. ?His son > Archibald 1830 - 1915, moved to Paisley where he died in Neislton > Rd.Doesn't seem to join up with your Alexander, but if Mulindry features in > your family tree we may be on to something.RegardsJohan > > > From: Lori MacGregor <lori.a.macgregor@gmail.com> > To: "sct-islay@rootsweb.com" <sct-islay@rootsweb.com>; Gavin MacGregor < > macgregorgavin69@gmail.com> > Sent: Sunday, 28 August 2016, 21:59 > Subject: [SCT-ISLAY] Campbell family of Kilarrow sought > > Hello Everyone, My Husband's 4th Great grandfather is Alexander Campbell of > Islay. > > Alexander (b 1781) was married to Margaret McNiven (born Kildalton, Argyll > about 1783) in 1814. They had 3 children that I am aware of. John 1815, > Duncan 1816-1890 and Malcolm 1819. Duncan married Mary S Thompson and went > on to have 10 children and a well kent poem written about him. Malcolm > married an Agnes and had 5 children. > > John is my husband's 3rd great grandfather, and he married Mary Macfie (or > MacPhie born about 1817 in Kildalton) in 1835 in Kilarrow. Mary and John > had 6 children between 1836 and 1857 in Kilarrow and Paisley Abbey. Janet > 1836 Margaret 1839 Catherine 1843- 1902 Elizabeth 1849 Agnes 1853 and John > 1857. John Sr died between 1871 and 1881 census, and Mary went to live > Anderston, Glasgow in 1881 with her youngest son. I have not found Mary in > the 1891 census yet. > > My husband's Great Great Gran was Catherine Campbell, born 1843 Paisley, > and died 1902 Glasgow. She married John McConnell (born 1840 Bowmore) in > 1861 Bowmore. They had 9 children in locations such as Bowmore, Greenock, > Govan and Glasgow from 1862 to 1883.? The Bowmore child was Mary McConnell > born about 1862. > > My husband's great Gran was child number 8, 1879-1948, Jessie Campbell > McConnell born in Glasgow. > > I am interested in any of the Campbell ancestors from Islay, particularly > Alexander or Margaret McNiven, John Campbell Sr, Mary MacPhie, or John > McConnell? I've found plenty on Duncan and his children, not so much on > Malcolm. I'm hoping Duncan is famous enough from the poem that there may be > some information on his Mum and Dad, and that benefits me! > > Any info on the Campbells of Kilarrow or Bowmore is greatly appreciated! > > Regards, Lori MacGregor > > >