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| 201 | Best information: Phil Norfleet http://members.tripod.com/~philnorf/insearch.htm http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/n/o/r/Philip--Norfleet/BOOK-0001/0005-0001.html | Campbell, Robert (I6061)
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| 202 | Best information: Phil Norfleet http://members.tripod.com/~philnorf/insearch.htm http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/n/o/r/Philip--Norfleet/BOOK-0001/0005-0001.html | Campbell, Alexander (I6065)
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| 203 | Best information: Phil Norfleet http://members.tripod.com/~philnorf/insearch.htm http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/n/o/r/Philip--Norfleet/BOOK-0001/0005-0001.html | Campbell, Elizabeth (I6066)
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| 204 | Best information: Phil Norfleet http://members.tripod.com/~philnorf/insearch.htm http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/n/o/r/Philip--Norfleet/BOOK-0001/0005-0002.html#CHILD8 | Campbell, David "Black David" (I6038)
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| 205 | Bill Greene has done some wonderful research on this line and determined the following facts: - Born 1796 | Campbell, John (I7199)
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| 206 | Biography on Rootsweb http://files.usgwarchives.org/tn/wilson/bios/campbell2nbs.txt "in 1833 he made his first appearence in public life as Attorney General of Tenn. 1835 he was a representative in the Legislature; in 1836, resigned and as Capt. led a company in Florida war against the Seminole Indians. In 1837 he was elected to Congress, and served as a Representative for 6 years. In 1843, at the close of his last term in Congress, he retired from politics. In 1846 he embarked in the war with Mexico as Col. of the 1st Regiment of Tenn. volunteers, and in that capacity served with distinction until the close of the war. Upon his return home, he was appointed Judge of the Circuit Court in his district, which position he held several years. In 1851 he was nominated by acclamation as the Whig candidate for Governor, and was elected to that office....... In 1861, Gov. Campbell opposed secession and remained true in his devotion to the Union. In 1862, when the Federal Army occupied Nashville and a military government was established, he returned to the seat of government and gave his moral support to the Union cause. In 1865 he took an active part in reorganizing the State government, and was again elected to the U. S. Congress." | Campbell, Gov. William Bowen Governor of TN (I5954)
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| 207 | Birthbrief gives wife's name as Annabella but daughters baptism gives wife's name as Margaret. Could there have been two wifes? (See Kinloch book) | Campbell, John 3rd of Kinloch (I3538)
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| 208 | Born 5.3.1803; bp. 12.3 Sedgeford, Norfolk son of Philip and Launce. He was a Cadet in 20 and commissioned Lt in Native Infantry in that year. Capt. in 30. Invalided in 45 and promoted Major. Retired in India 28.2.46. | Glover, Major John Campbell (I4134)
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| 209 | Bridget, daughter of the sixth viscount Mayo | ???, Bridget (I6335)
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| 210 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Campbell, Bruce John Charles (I5881)
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| 211 | Bruce Campbell writes: Duncan Campbell met and married Eleanor Wood, gr. granddaughter of Zachary Taylor, 12th President of the United States and they had 4 children, 3 boys and 1 girl. Their second son, Archibald (b:1899) married Miriam Harrop. | Campbell, Duncan John D (I5877)
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| 212 | Bruce Campbell writes: Duncan married Harriet Young and they had 6 children as well. He was left an inheritance which he seemed to have parlayed into owning plantations in Granada, Tobago and Jamaica retiring in later years to a comfortable life style in New Bedford, London. Their 2nd son (4th child) built the estate house at Ardanaiseig, Scotland now an exclusive Scottish Hotel and their 3rd son (5th child), Major Thomas Edmund Campbell CB built the Manoir House at St. Hilaire, Quebec.(CCSNA, AGM 2001) . | Campbell, Duncan of Bedford Square (I0948)
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| 213 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Campbell, Archibald Bruce Duchesnay (I5879)
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| 214 | Builder of Castle Sween. | Ruadh, Suibne (I0020)
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| 215 | Built South Hall | Campbell, Peter (I0912)
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| 216 | Built the Castle of Meggernie about 1582. | Campbell, Colin 3rd of Glenlyon (I3341)
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| 217 | Burkes Peerage 1934 identifies the above sons and daughters. It is slightly confusing inasmuch as it introduces the children by the 2nd marriage as "with four daus." which might imply that there were 4 daughters other than those identified as above or it might just mean those 4 daughters. This is relevant because TSP (Breadalbane) identifies the following Elizabeth as "daughter of Patrick Dow More Campbell of Edinchip, who was a natural son of Sir Duncan Campbell, seventh of Glenurchy, legitimated 10 April 1616". That seems to be the same Patrick as the first on this page whom BP1934 (Campbell of Barcaldine) introduces as "Patrick Campbell, known as Para dubh beag ... natural son of Sir Duncan Campbell, 1st Bart of Glenorchy" ... who was legitimated 1614 and who "obtained, from his father, Innerzeldies, and other lands in Perthshire". However, it is very strange that the marriage of a daughter with Sir John of Glenorchy would not be recorded when other less prestigious marriages were. The following connection must therefore be considered insecure. Noting that Elizabeth was Sir John's 2nd wife, it is possible that this Elizabeth was one of the above daughters and this was her 2nd marriage. | Campbell, Elizabeth (I4827)
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| 218 | By the late 1790s was partner with his father in contracting for the overseership of the Thames prison hulks; | Campbell, John "Jack" (I4082)
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| 219 | CAMPBELL | Campbell, David H. (I6462)
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| 220 | Campbell, Angus, merchant, Old Grayfriar's p., and Lillias, New North p., d. of late John Bald, merchant in Leith 21 Jan 1799 Book: Volume 5. The Register of Marriages. (Marriage) Collection: Midlothian: Edinburgh - Register of Marriages, 1751-1800 | Buchanan, Lillias (I4925)
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| 221 | Campbell, Neill Diarmid. b. 1892. Lt Colonel. 8th Bn, Argyll & amp; Sutherland Highlanders. Scottish. Died on Friday, 12th April 1918, aged 26. Son of the late Col. Duncan Campbell OBE.DL., and Isabel Campbell (nee Tobin) of Inverneill, Ardrishaig, Argyll. His name is recorded on the Ploegsteert Memorial near Ieper (Ypres). | Campbell, Neill Diarmid (I1924)
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| 222 | Capt. Patrick Campbell, who was a large man, six feet six in height and weighing 250 pounds, was an expert swordsman, trained in Edinburg. The family traditions say that with his broad sword he could split a Frenchman to the briskit. | Campbell, Captain Patrick of Drumaboden (I5005)
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| 223 | Captain George, who married but had no legitimate children, and left a natural son George who lived in Newcastle, England. | Campbell, Capt. George (I4714)
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| 224 | Captain of Archers in Her Majesty's Body Guard in North Britain | Campbell, John Archibald of the Citadel (I4259)
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| 225 | Captain Royal Navy | Campbell, Colin of Castleton (I5545)
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| 226 | Caribbeana stated in 1910 that he was the "great grandfather of the present peer," and "from him descends Scarletts formerly of Parkhurst, co. Surrey, now in England." Addressed as Lord Abinger. Occupation: Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer, England. Admitted to the Inner Temple, 1785. Cundall called him "Silver-tongued Scarlett." | Scarlett, James 1st Baron Abinger (I4070)
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| 227 | Carin was the grand mother of Tom von Weissenberg, (tomvw@nic.fi (priv), tom.von.weissenberg@iki.fi) | von Schoultz, Carin (I4305)
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| 228 | Caroline seems to the only confirmed daughter. Lady Ailesbury had helped raise the daughter of Mrs. Izard (Lady William Campbell), from South Carolina, who Walpole commemorated in Hieroglyphic Tales and who Anne Damer travelled with repeatedly. She died on January 12, 1789 at Conway | Campbell, Caroline (I4325)
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| 229 | Cashier of the Royal Bank. Descended it is stated from the House of Breadalbane (Scots Peerage) Tom von Weissenberg ( tomvw@nic.fi (priv), tom.von.weissenberg@iki.fi ) writes: I know for sure that John Campbell of the Bank (1705 - 1777) is my ancestor, no doubt a DNA test would proof that far. What we know is that Johns parents were Colin of Ardmaddy and Grizelda Douglas of Kent. According to family tradition they were married and had a son. That can, however, not be established from official records, because no records exists to confirm such marriage ever took place. On the other hand, after his father Colin's death at the age of 29 'without legal issue' John was taken from his mother Grizelda, brought up and educated by grandfather John, 1st Earl of Breadalbane, In all records or biographies of John of the Bank, he is said to belong to the noble Breadalbane Campbells. For me it is unbelievable that he could have risen to the position of First Cashier (CEO of today) of RBS without support from a powerful family. Another evidence for the relation. But, lacking official records, he remains a bastard, regardless of a DNA test. John Campbell of the Citadel. Writer to the Signet, Deputy Keeper of the Great Seal of Scotland, First Cashier of Royal Bank of Scotland. | Campbell, John of the Bank (I3670)
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| 230 | Catherine Campbell, a child by her father's first marriage and was bap. at Kenmore on 27 September, 1656. | Campbell, Catherine (I5290)
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| 231 | Catherine Campbell, a child by her father's second marriage who m. to Alexander Campbell, of Carsegownie, and had issue. | Campbell, Catherine (I5257)
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| 232 | Catherine Campbell, bap. at Dunblane on 1 December, 1686, m. at Edinburgh on 2 July, 1721, to George Drummond, 2nd of Newton, (he was widow of Mary, daughter of Mungo Campbell, of Burnbank, whom he had m. on 1 September, 1707, and m. thirdly after the death of Catherine Campbell, on 21 January, 1739, to Hannah Parson, widow of Major Livingstone,) and had issue | Drummond, George 2nd of Newton (I5179)
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| 233 | Catherine Campbell, c. at Comrie on 20 September, 1699. | Campbell, Catherine (I3441)
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| 234 | Catherine Campbell, m. to Alexander Wright, Writer to the Signet, and dsp | Campbell, Catherine (I5198)
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| 235 | Catherine Campbell, m. to John MacIntyre, eldest son of Donald MacIntyre, Wadsetter in Letterbaine, with whom she had an Instrument of Sasine following on an earlier contract of marriage for the lands of Lettermore, Letterbeg, and Innischonnan on 29 May, 1693. | Campbell, Catherine (I5299)
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| 236 | Catherine Gunning, whose late father was nephew of the famous Gunning beauties (the second being Elizabeth, widow of the Duke of Hamilton who married John Campbell the 5th duke of Argyll in 1759). | Gunning, Catherine (I2114)
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| 237 | CCSNA Article - A Gathering of Campbells of North River, Augusta Co., Virginia, by Ruby G. Campbell, CCS(NA) Genealogist | Campbell, Hugh (I6704)
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| 238 | CCSNA Article - A Gathering of Campbells of North River, Augusta Co., Virginia, by Ruby G. Campbell, CCS(NA) Genealogist 6 daughters | Campbell, William B. (I6719)
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| 239 | CCSNA Article - A Gathering of Campbells of North River, Augusta Co., Virginia, by Ruby G. Campbell, CCS(NA) Genealogist | Campbell, John Sr. (I6706)
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| 240 | CCSNA article vol. 41 no 2, Spring 2014, page 18 states wife was Deborah Lewis | Woodstock, Deborah (I2390)
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| 241 | CCSNA has Duncan married to the daughter of Hector McAllister, the Laird of Loop | McAllister, Ms. of Loup (I2327)
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| 242 | CCSNA Journal, Spring 2015, Vol 42, No. 2 | Campbell, Donald Patrick Colin of Balliveolan (I3326)
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| 243 | CCSNA Journal, Spring 2015, Vol 42, No. 2 | Campbell, Donald of Balliveolan (I3324)
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| 244 | CCSNA Notes state, "It may be noted here that said Colin did have a brother named Alexander, son of Mr. Dugald Campbell of Kilmorie & his wife Margaret Maxwell. No additional information is given about this Alexander by Capt. H. Campbell other than a citation: Argyll Sasines, vi. 8. and that his name is given in the Auchinbreck Genealogies." CCSNA article vol. 41 no 2, Spring 2014, page 18 states that he left a natural daughter Janet | Campbell, Alexander (I5770)
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| 245 | Cecilia writes | Campbell, Archibald of Danna (I2275)
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| 246 | Cecilia writes | Campbell, Dougald of Kilmory (I2314)
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| 247 | Cecilia writes | Campbell, Duncan Ardgadan (I2362)
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| 248 | Cecilia writes | Campbell, John of Fernoch (I2363)
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| 249 | Cecilia L. Fabos-Becker believes that this is Mary Campbell (Lady Mary) b. 1690 married (ca 1705) to Michael Woods (b. 1684) Son of John Woods;they migrated to Pennsylvania and then to Albemarle Co., VA. | Campbell, Mary (I6769)
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| 250 | Cecilia speculates ... "Susannah | Family (F0380)
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