Campbell - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: James Campbell, Bladen County, NC

adnan_th — 2012-05-23 12:44:37Z

here is the NC state holding for the book - says how it was passed to charles. Maybe he donated this?

http://digital.ncdcr.gov/cdm4/document.php?CISOROOT=/p15012c...

Re: James Campbell, Bladen County, NC

adnan_th — 2012-05-23 12:35:26Z

Don, it seems like I read a document possibly from the NC state library where they hold a religious book for james, not quite a bible but I'm assuming what they used. It was published in Scotland. Anyway - there was a letter either at the library or online from a relative to Charlie. I will have to look it up to remember what it was. I think a typewritten story about the family. Now that I know you are from Charlie, I will reread it again with more interest and send it to you. You may already have this document. But also, and again, the Campbell Bible is at the NC state library in Raleigh. I'd like to pull it one day and take a look if I can get down there.

Best regards from someone who is proud to be a campbell!

Terri

Re: Farquhard McRae & Catherine Campbell Anson County NC 1780/90

mjmcrae — 2012-05-23 11:12:47Z

Bruce,

Could the Elizabeth Campbell listed in your post be the Mary Anne (A.E) Campbell who married My ggfather Farquhar C. McRae in Barbour Co. Alabama in 1854? The "E" could possibly be Elizabeth.

The information in your post matches a lot of ancillary data I have. My Mary Campbell was born in 1833 - matches being youngest listed for father who died in 1834.

My Mary was living with a Cameron family at the time she was married - could be that her mother could not support her after father's death.

According to family lore as spoken by my father, FC and Mary had to leave Alabama because of a 'family feud' as a result of the marriage. It could be that the feud was because they were cousins and the family objected to the marriage.

I have followed the most fragile of leads in trying to identify my Mary's parents - this one is as good or better than any other.

B.T.W. - how is your book coming along??

Re: James Campbell, Bladen County, NC

Don4368james — 2012-05-22 21:38:45Z

Terri:
Thanks for your response. I'm intrigued: Do you have a ship name for the trip they came over on?
To answer your query: It's easier to first look at Google maps, then go to Google Earth, I think. Focus on Clarkton, NC, then move north. You will see a road (Harrelson Rd.) that connects US701 and Mercer Mill Brown Marsh Road about three or four miles north of Clarkton. Between Cribb Road and Irene Drive (south side of Harrelson) is where, I'm told, James Campbell's plantation was. If you switch to Google Earth, you will see a large patch of woods there. In that patch of woods is the remains of a dam that was part of a grist mill owned by James. There is a stream that runs through there, but you can only see it on a road map, not on Google Earth. I haven't been in those woods since the early 60s, but the dam was still visible then.
Directly south of there on MMBM Road, you will see an icon for Brown Marsh Presbyterian Church, where James and several of his descendants are buried, and where James was an elder.
The precise boundaries of James' plantation are not clear to me, but I believe they may be spelled out in his will, which is easily found on the Internet. Suffice it to say, it was quite large, because he bequeathed hundreds of acres to various descendants and relatives.
To the west of 701, you will see a road named Campbell Road, which was named for my Uncle Charlie, who lived his whole life there, but has been long passed. If you ever do head that way, you might want to call my cousin Charles Lee Campbell, who lives in Raleigh (919) 847-5822, but I believe still owns the farm of his father. He has been in the woods described above much more recently than I have.
Finally, if you have any details on the Lamont family roots in Scotland beyond what you mentioned above, please share. I hope to get back to Scotland sometime this summer or fall, and I'd love to zero in on Catherine's roots if possible. Like most others, I've about given up on figuring out where James' father was born.
Don Campbell

Re: James Campbell, Bladen County, NC

adnan_th — 2012-05-22 17:41:50Z

No, I have not gotten down there yet. I am in VA. But...that said, if you can tell me the area/address I can view it on google maps or google earth right?

The family continues to fascinate me but I can find nothing concrete. Hitting the brick wall like everyone else.

On the other hand, there is evidence of the Lamont family in Kilfinnan Scotland. Search for the Lamont DNA research site. They are intwined with the Campbell family.

Also, researching Buies and Shaws has provided some insight about the Campbell family since it seems they came on the same trip and settled together, married each other etc.

Terri A.

Re: James Campbell, Bladen County, NC

Don4368james — 2012-05-22 16:52:13Z

Teresa:
I'm wondering if you made the trip to Bladen County to look for James Campbell's farm? Did you find it? I grew up a few miles from it and can give you fairly precise directions.
Also would be glad to swap other information with you if you have anything on James' ancestors.
Don Campbell

John Campbell & Roy Little - Gastonia, North Carolina - 1908

amshnayer — 2012-05-22 14:07:24Z

Recently found an article online that contained a photograph of the following individuals:

John Campbell (10)and Roy Little(12) in Gastonia, North Carolina, 1908. Both had been working in mills.

Here is the book where the photo came from: http://www.americansuburbx.com/series-2/l/lewis-hine-childre...

Here is the link to the article (hopefully it is still available):http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2147935/Haunting-pho...

Re: Angus Campbell - Manitoba Canada

CameronParenteau — 2012-05-21 22:40:38Z

Antoine Katahkawaynayaas is not known as Oosahwahququinyash. Oosahwahququinyash's descendants took the name APIKOSIS or ABIGOSIS.

Re: Campbell, Andrew and Lady Mary Rich

woolerym — 2012-05-21 03:39:29Z

Hi Tracy,

I saw this old post and was wondering if you ever found any more information on John/Andrew. LIke you, i've had the same question: information i've found online matches except for the name and birthdate.
Duncan is my 9xGGrandfather.

This is of great interest to me, as it is through Mary Rich the Campbell family is related to many famous people.

Take care,
Matt Woolery (i'm related to Campbells through my grandfather)

Info on Grover Campbell and Henrietta/Ruth Vannatta

tye_camp — 2012-05-20 05:27:34Z

I can find Info on Vannatta/Vannatters all day, but her husband, my Great-Grandfather Grover Campbell is the mystery. Has anyone stumbled upon this line? I want to know who his parents were, but i'm stumped. I know he married Ruth and they lived in PA at some point. Thanks!

Re: Dugald Campbell b. Apr 1837 Craignish, Argyll Scotland

shadesnsails — 2012-05-20 00:53:32Z

Hi,Sarah and Louise, Nice to hear from you. I had all but given up on anyone replying to my messages. From the family info I have - You are descended from Alexander, who is John's brother - which is my great grand father. Is this correct? I have a book by Elizabeth Hayes (one of the family cousin's)called Dugald and Ann - Our Campbell history 1837-2004. This has been very helpful, although I have found a couple if mistakes in it. It even has a photo of Louise as a little girl. As you can imagine, trying to trace John Campbell in Scotland - which is about all the info we have has been impossible. I can't even get much on Dugald and Duncan - his son's. Dugald of course is our direct line who immigrated to New Zealand, and hence we become! I am wondering if John's first wife Mary - died maybe giving birth to Duncan and then he remarried??? Which will leave us with another family to trace. Do you know anything this far back? Regards Robyn. email: shadesnsails@iprimus.com.au if this is easier??

Re: Dugald Campbell b. Apr 1837 Craignish, Argyll Scotland

campbellcullen — 2012-05-19 21:11:54Z

Hi there,
My name is Sarah.I am Dougald Ian Campbell's grandaughter. My mother is Louise. We are just new to this ancestry.com but within the wider family there has been extensive family trees done.
Look forward to hearing from you,
Sarah and Louise

Re: Malcolm Campbell

grandholm15 — 2012-05-19 20:40:44Z

Callum was married to my great aunt Mary, also from Harris. Please get in touch at grandholm15@talktalk.net as I have visted their graves in Wellington and I have family history from Scotland.

Regards

Mark Fraser

Re: Campbell, Alexander - 1700 Scotland

kposiesl — 2012-05-19 10:55:24Z

Hi Pat,

I have been looking a long time and still can't make a connection between my paternal Grandfather John H. Campbell and his parents (supposedly George H. Campbell and Lena Miller).

FYI: Evidently, George had only this one son, John H. Campbell. As far as John's mother being Lena Miller, she is supposed to be part American Indian; however I have a feeling John is George's son but not Lena's actual son.

Good luck in your search.

Re: Campbell, Alexander - 1700 Scotland

LoreanJeanne — 2012-05-19 07:52:41Z

http://www.islandregister.com/acampbl.html I came across this link. Hope it relates to you.

CAMPBELL Stephen M - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-18 20:57:26Z

CAMPBELL Stephen M - Vietnam Wall section 9E

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Archibald Campbell

melpuff21 — 2012-05-17 23:02:35Z

I am looking for information on Archibald Campbell. I do not have very much on him. We think he passed away around 1952-55 in Ontario. He was at one time married to Clara Royce (1881-1974) and had three children who lived to adulthood (Frank, Dorothy, and Winnifred). That is basically all the information we have on him and would appreciate if anyone could tell us more. Sorry there is not much there to go on!

Thanks

CAMPBELL Tommie J - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-17 12:20:23Z

CAMPBELL Tommie J - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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CAMPBELL, Samuel, John J.

brat91479 — 2012-05-16 13:21:17Z

I am searching for any information on Samuel or his son, John J Campbell. Samuel married Emaline (Emeline)Donaldson, and John J married Margaret Bell. They were from and lived anywhere from Butler Co, PA to Robinson, Allegheny Co Pa.

William P. Campbell, b.1/10/1819 in NYC, d.2/17/1897 in New Jersey

Bob_MacAvoy — 2012-05-14 14:32:46Z

William P. Campbell spent his childhood in Scotland and was educated in Edinborough. He returned to the U.S. and worked in his fathers firm, Campbell and Maitland Co. in Richmond, VA and later in New Orleans, LA. He was supposedly a Confederate Officer during the Civil War.

He died in Hoboken, New Jersey and I am trying to locate his burial place.

Bob

Re: James Campbell, Bladen County, NC

don43james — 2012-05-13 19:50:09Z

I, too, have been trying to establish the parents of James Campbell, who married Katherine Lamont. I am in the line of James' son Angus and grandson Alexander, and grew up in Bladen County. I'm going to Scotland sometime in the next year and am interested in visiting the area where James' father (presumably John) was born. Can you please tell me if your research shows where in Scotland he emigrated from? It's such a common name that the Registry in Edinburgh is not of much help unless you have some idea which region of the country in which he was born.
Thanks for any help,

don43james

CAMPBELL Thomett D - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-11 11:59:31Z

CAMPBELL Thomett D - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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Kathleen L. Campbell Fitz-Patrick - Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-05-10 14:23:45Z

BOARDMAN – Services will be at 9:50 a.m. Saturday at the McCauley Funeral Home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30 a.m. at St. Angela Merici (Sacred Heart Church), 400 Lincoln Park Drive in Youngstown, Ohio celebrated by the Reverend Kevin Peters, for Kathleen L. Fitz-Patrick, 95, who passed away Wednesday morning, May 9, 2012 at Briarfield of Boardman, Ohio.

Mrs. Fitz-Patrick, formerly of Sigle Lane in Poland, Ohio was born Jan. 6, 1917, was a daughter of James A. and Harriett Fleming Campbell, and was a lifelong member of the community.

She was a member of the church, a graduate of East High School, and was employed by the Strouss Department Store at the downtown location for over 25 years in the Boy’s Department and retired in 1980.

She was on the Board of Elections, was a true blue democrat and proud of it, and enjoyed St. Patrick’s Day.

Her husband, Raymond C. Fitz-Patrick, whom she married Oct. 4, 1939, passed away on July 11, 1996. They met at the Idora Park Ballroom and Mr. Fitz-Patrick would walk from Leetonia to see her.

Mrs. Fitz-Patrick leaves to cherish her memory, son James Mark (Dolores) Fitz-Patrick of Gilbert, Ariz.; six grandchildren, Jeanette (Michael) Schneider, Michael (Jamie) Fitz-Patrick, Kathleen (Diony) Aponte, T.J. (Sarah) Fitz-Patrick, James Fitz-Patrick and John Fitz-Patrick; 12 great-grandchildren, Joshua, Richard, Megan, Joseph, Tabitha, Michael, Erin, Eric, Dylan, Rachel, Samuel and Raymond; and a great-great-grandson, Justin

Besides her parents and husband, Mrs. Fitz-Patrick was preceded in death by a daughter, Kathleen A. Fitz-Patrick; a son, Raymond Fitz-Patrick; sisters Margaret Hacker, Harriett Yank and Winifred Harper; brothers James and Ralph Campbell; and a great-granddaughter, Erica.

The family would like to express their thanks to the staff and management at Briarfield of Boardman for the wonderful care that Mrs. Fitz-Patrick received and where she was affectionately known as “Lil Grandma.”

The family will receive friends and relatives from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.

McCauley Funeral Home, serving the Valley for more than 110 years

CAMPBELL Thomas D - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-09 12:59:48Z

CAMPBELL Thomas D - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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Augustus Timothy Campbell

marcialmillard — 2012-05-07 03:34:39Z

Looking for info on Augustus Timothy Campbell born inSouth Carolina Charlston and died in western new york He was married to a catherine marker

Re: Brian Campbell

Free2beJudi — 2012-05-06 12:45:15Z

Courtney

I am on my way to bed right now so haven't got the time to talk about this, however I wanted you to know that I saw your post and I am very interested in what you had to say.

Tomorrow I will be putting my tree back on my computer (after a crash of the operating system) and then after that will be further in touch.

Since I am quite old I tend to forget things so please if I forget and you haven't heard anything further from me by the end of the week.. please get back in touch and remind me.

Thanks
Judi

Re: Brian Campbell

courtney_campbell1 — 2012-05-06 02:27:11Z

Judy, or Brian, or anyone else interested...

I am also a decendent of BOTH Peter and Malcolm Campbell (sons of Peter Campbell and Isabel Ferguson)

Peter's son Dugald, and Malcolm's daughter Mary (cousins) were married. They're my great-great-great grandparents. I have photo's of all their headstones, my grandpa was born and raised in the house that Peter built, and it is still in the family. (My second cousins live there now)

I'm interested id talking to, and sharing information with anyone else who is related!!

Re: Looking for Ancestors or Descendants of Lemuel Campbell

daydreamer49633 — 2012-05-05 05:32:04Z

hello it is now 2012 my name is diane campbell.norman i am the great great granddaughter of lemuel and hanna . george n campbell was my great grandfather' yes he was merried to joesaphine then devorced her and married martha who was my great grandmother if i can answer any questions . ill try' thanks diane

CAMPBELL Andrew J - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-05 01:08:02Z

CAMPBELL Andrew J - Vietnam Wall section 6E

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Re: Howard Fletcher Campbell

mntmargate51 — 2012-05-03 21:36:26Z

I remember Howard F. Campbell and his wife Terry, when they were stationed at Burtonwood AFB in England in 1951.

Brenda M.

Alexander Campbell Whitley County KY

jcampbell631 — 2012-05-03 01:57:02Z

I am looking for information here. I have hit a dead end. I know that he came from Scotland at about 5 years old. He lived in the NC area. He had 3 kids: James, John, and Jane.

Alexander, James and Jane moved to Whitley County/Knox Co,
KY area. His son John moved from NC to TN and then eventually to Arkansas. I have info on that line if anyone needs it.

What I am looking for is some record of who Alexander was married to and who his parents were and where from Scotland did he come from. Any help would be appreicated.

Re: Bailey Patton Campbell and Mary J. ???

leeandrosiecampbell — 2012-05-02 21:54:41Z

I found translated info however never seen the actual copy. On Ancestry.com It Shows her as actually "Mary J. ???" So I don't know if they couldn't make out the name, couldn't see it or what. Do you have a copy of Susan Virginia's Birth Certificate? That should have Mary's Last name on it. I've been trying to locate my Great Grandfather Charlie Campbell's certificate however have not had much luck.

I didn't know she died due to complicatins of child birth - how did you come by that info? Do you know where she's buried? I'm wondering if maybe her death certificate would show her maiden name..

Any info you have is greatly appreciated - oh and nice to meet some kin! - Thanks!

Leonard R. Campbell, Rockland, Maine (1892)

Cindy_Beane — 2012-05-01 22:07:45Z

I have no connection to this family, but found this while doing other research. This appeared in the Aug. 30, 1892 issue of the Rockland (Maine) Courier-Gazette in an article entitled “People Talked About – Well Known County Men Now Before the Public.”

“Leonard R. Campbell. Republican Nominee for County Treasurer. Leonard R. Campbell (or as he was christened – Leonard Isaac Reed Campbell) was born in Rockland March 22nd, 1852. Educated in this city graduated from our High school in 1873, being the valedictorian of his class.

“On graduating he pursued a commercial college course in Boston, and filled a position as bookkeeper for a year. His natural bent was towards politics. Though born a Democrat, he never felt himself at home with that party.

“Mr. Campbell read law in the office of County Attorney Prescott and was admitted to the bar last March.”

Re: Bailey Patton Campbell and Mary J. ???

FamilyGirl1984 — 2012-05-01 16:45:30Z

Do you have a copy of their marriage records? The Ancestry one does not verify the date they were married. Mary died due to complicatins of child birth a few months after my Great Granddmother Susan Virginia was born. I thought it was right after, but Census records show otherwise, but the cause was the same. Someone on Ancestry has Mary's last name as Mankin,Manken,Menken which is supposedly an Indian name, but I have not seen any evidence. Message me please if you find anything. Some of our family had blood work and Indian did not show up. Scots-Irish did and that is what she always claimed to be. ? Susan V sure looked indian to me.

Re: Noah & Addison (Garson) Campbell

ranchbd1 — 2012-04-30 18:26:58Z

Addison Garison Campbell was my Grandfather on Dads side of my family. My Dad was Alex Doyle Boyd Campbell they were from Bamberg SC. I as of 4-29-2012 added pictures of the grave site in Cordova SC. O am researching the Mother of Addison Garison's Grandparents. You may look at my family tree and it may help. It added a lot of people on 4-29-2012 when I added Nacky Vine Jernigan. Doyle Campbell--ranchbd@homesc.com.

Re: Campbell from Ohio

JohnForbes16 — 2012-04-30 11:54:31Z

I have some Campbell's in my family tree from the Ohio area.
My Great Grandfather Leonard Campbell lived in Athens Co.,Ohio. Leonard was born in New England Twp., Athens Co., Ohio in 1867. His father, Alexander Campbell was born around 1825. I have found in the Census that he was born in Ohio however Cemetery record shows that he was born in Pittsburgh, PA and his KINDRED was Margaret and Jesse. If this matches up with anyone please let me know because I am hitting a brick wall here. Alexander I think was married before he married my Great Grandmother Elvira Townsend-Forbes.Alexander had 2 children, Leonard and Jessie. Athens Co. also in those days use to be Washington Co., Ohio and was divided later on.

Re: John and Esther Campbell

1_katherine795 — 2012-04-29 23:38:32Z

I am looking for information of where John Campbell originated from in Scotland. I am descended from Duncan Campbell, John and Esther Campbell's forth child. I would be happy to share the information I have gathered to those interested.

Re: Coonrad Campbell

bmlavin7608 — 2012-04-26 19:27:49Z

Conrad J. Campbell was my gg-grandfather,born 1-1-1802 my ggrandfather was William W Campbell, my grandfather was John Deal Campbell and my father was Theodore Campbell.

Looking for information on Conrad J Campbell parents

Barbara Lavin (Campbell)
bmlavin7608@cox.net

CAMPBELL Laura E 1910 1985

t42Restland — 2012-04-25 16:37:33Z

CAMPBELL Laura E 1910 1985

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John Campbell and Saphrona Campbell

annw3965 — 2012-04-24 14:09:38Z

I am looking for information on a John Campbell. His wife was Saphrona Campbell. They were in Ohio in the 1850 census. In the 1860 census, they were living with the family of John Campbell Davis. I have been looking and looking for information on John Campbell Davis ( my husbands 2nd great grandfather). It may be a coincidence,that John Davis' middle name is Campbell, but I think that John Campbell Davis was a cousin to John Campbell. John Campbell was Born abt 1813, Married Saphron, born abt 1820. They had three children, a William, born abt 1848 who I think died young as he was not mentioned in the 1860 census. A Leroy, born abt 1850 and A Fred born abt 1858. I am thinking that John Campbell was the son of John Campbell Davis' sister? or Aunt? Any help is very much appreciated.

Re: Thomas Wallace Campbell - Scotland to Ohio

Montgomerypros — 2012-04-23 16:10:16Z

Not sure if this is the same as the Thomas and Jeanie Campbell that moved to Deland Florida and had a Tobacco farm. They had 8 chilren 7 boys 1 girls. Please respond.

James Cambell that died in a fire Knox

sporttees2 — 2012-04-22 23:53:24Z

I'm looking for any info on a James campbell that was said to have died in a fire in knox county TN. I believe it may have been near callahan dr or his family lived on Callahan rd. He may have had a brother named Junior. He would have died sometime between 1940- 1960??? He may have been in some branch of the armed forces. Please Help- I have saw a picture of him and may be able to tell if it is the right person by a picture?? Thanks

Charles Campbell father of Alpharetta Campbell

trjhsn13 — 2012-04-22 18:16:04Z

Looking for information on Charles H Campbell father of Arlpharetta Campbell. m Sarah Ann Parish/Parrish 13 Sept 1863 in Boone County Indiana. Presuming that he died about 1868/9, as Sarah and 1 year old Alfaretta are keeping house for Sarah's grandfather David Evans in 1870 census.

Thanks for your help.

Watson Campbell b - 1860 Pennsylvania, Kansas

camella2 — 2012-04-21 18:22:46Z

Looking for information on my Great Grandfather Watson Campbell born 1860 in Pennsylvania. Living in Kansas for the 1870 census with his father James R. Campbell (b1826 Pennsylvania),his mother Mary E. (b1828 Ohio)maiden name unknown. The following siblings were also listed.
Margaret M. (Maggie) b Dec 1858 Pennsylvania,
Anna B. b 1853 Pennsylvania,
Charles D. b 1856 Pennsylvania,
John J. b 1858 Pennsylvania,
Frances M. b Mar. 1862 Pennsylvania,
Oscar H. b 1867 Pennsylvania.

Looking for any more information on what happen to his siblings and his parents? Also looking for any information on his wife? According to the 1900 census, my grandmother Ella K. Campbell Grant (b Jan 1888) and her brother Carl (b 1886) were living with their grandparents James and Mary Campbell. According to my grandmother, her mother died young
either during childbirth or shortly thereafter? My grandmother was born in Parsons, Kansas.
Appreciate any help.

Re: Campbell from Ohio

yaya2of4 — 2012-04-21 16:09:55Z

John Campbell [Cambel] b: about 1753 m: unknown
children: Joseph m:Rebecca Rachael Greene, Margaret m:Thomas Greene, James m:Margaret and John S.m: Mary C. McDonald

1850 Census: Alexander is son of John S and Mary C. the rest
are their Children
1840 census: Union - PL is unknown
1840 Census: Washington - You are right - Andrew is that son.
1880 census: Washington - Yes John R. married Louisa Hughes
and was son of James, and grandson of John the immigrant

Campbell/Jack 1950's

tjack_87 — 2012-04-20 07:03:44Z

I'm looking for anyone who might have information on a Thomas Jack (June 1945). He has two brothers; one older and one younger. One called Peter, one called Francis. These brothers could either have the name jack or Campbell.

Thomas jack's mother was called Mary, but unsure which surname she had. We are confident however, that she worked at Bellshill Hospital at some point.

The areas of concern here are Wishaw, Lasswade, Shotts and Bellshill.

Re: William Francis Campbell

jdwarner21 — 2012-04-18 22:12:19Z

Any possibility he assumed the name Frank M Campbell and the birth dates 3 December 1882 & 1883? Some guy with this name married my great grandmother Josephine Warner in Pottsville, PA in 1905 then disappeared. She died in 1932 still claiming to be his wife (not his widow). WWI and WWII registration forms in 1918 and 1942 show him living at 1300 Kerbaugh St., Philadelphia and list next of kin as either Anna Campbell or Jean Campbell. Lots of Censi list children of Kate and John H living together in Philadelphia (see 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930).

Re: John William Brinkley-Harriet Isabell Priest/ John William Brinkley-Fanny Josephine Campbell

ltlprince_1 — 2012-04-18 07:14:23Z

Dear William Barfield Sr.,

I found Alice C. Dentler-Moore's Death Certificate (b. 22 April 1912 - d. 27 Feb 1965), and information on two of her siblings, (Twins) Grace Dentler & Gee Otto Dentler b. 21 October 1917.

Their parents, Otto Dentler and Anna Bell Brinkley were married on 10 August 1905 in Williamson County, Texas.

Best wishes,
Mark Morrow

Patricia L. Campbell Allbery - Hocking County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-04-17 14:15:33Z

LOGAN: Patricia L. "Patty" Allbery 72, of Logan, Ohio passed away April 16, 2012 at her residence.

Patricia was born September 4, 1939 in Gore, Ohio to James W. "Boots" and Virginia M. Campbell.
She was a 1957 graduate of New Straitsville, Ohio High School; retired with 25 years as bookkeeper at Drummond Construction; a 4-H leader; Brownie leader; and a former member of the Relay for Life Committee.

Surviving are her husband, Max P. Allbery; daughter, Misti (Benjamin) Ring of Logan; and grandchildren, Shaylyn Allen, Brady Ring, and Carley Ring all of Logan, Ohio.

Patricia was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Lawrence P. Campbell; and niece, Andrea Ruff.

Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, April 19, 2012 at the Heinlein-Brown Funeral Home, Logan, Ohio with Rev. Betty Brooks officiating.
Burial will be in Allbery Family Cemetery, Logan, Ohio. Calling hours will be observed Wednesday from 1-3 and 6-8 p.m. at the funeral home.
LETTERS OF CONDOLENCE MAY BE SENT TO THIS FAMILY AT THE WEBSITE http://brownfuneralservice.com

Campbell, Patrick/Ireland 1791/philly

rjkielt1 — 2012-04-17 13:23:46Z

Pastrick born Ireland 1791 died in Philadelphia and buried New Cathedral Cemetery 1871-also Bridget Campbell 1783-1873, possibly husband and wife
please contact me Donna at treqtrital@att.net if any of this is familiar-I believe my Campbell's were from Tyrone, town unknown