Descendancy for Daniel Campbell, of Shawfield: Campbell DNA Project Public

Daniel Campbell, of Shawfield

1672 - 1753 (81 years)

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1 Daniel Campbell, of Shawfield ^[1] b. 1672 d. 8 Jun 1753
- Margaret Leckie d. 1711
  - 2 Walter Campbell ^[1.1] d. 31 Jan 1732/33
    - Mary Anna Campbell d. Jun 1749
      - 3 Margaret Campbell ^[1.1.1]
      - 3 Katherine Campbell ^[1.1.2]
  - 2 David Campbell ^[1.2]
  - 2 John Campbell, of Shawfield ^[1.3] b. 1696 d. 22 Jul 1746
    - + Lady Margaret Campbell d. 1733
    - Lady Henrietta Cunningham d. 5 May 1774
      - 3 Daniel Campbell, of Shawfield and Skipnish ^[1.3.1] d. 13 May 1777
      - 3 John Campbell ^[1.3.2] d. 9 Jul 1773
      - 3 Walter Campbell, of Shawfield and Skipnish ^[1.3.3] b. 29 Dec 1741 d. 19 Oct 1816
        
        Mary Nisbet
        
        4 William Campbell ^[1.3.3.1]
        
        4 Hamilton Campbell ^[1.3.3.2] b. Abt 1790 d. 8 Sep 1873
        
        4 Mary Campbell ^[1.3.3.3]
        
        Eleanora Ker
        
        4 Col. John Campbell, of Shawfield ^[1.3.3.4] d. 15 Mar 1809 [ =>]
        
        4 Robert Campbell, of Skipness ^[1.3.3.5] d. 14 Dec 1814 [ =>]
        
        4 Walter Campbell ^[1.3.3.6]
        
        4 Admiral Colin Campbell ^[1.3.3.7]
        
        4 William Campbell ^[1.3.3.8] d. 2 Oct 1793
        
        4 Harriet Campbell ^[1.3.3.9]
        
        4 Glencairn Campbell ^[1.3.3.10]
        
        4 Margaret Campbell ^[1.3.3.11] d. 25 Jan 1850
        
        4 Katherine Campbell ^[1.3.3.12] d. Abt 1855
        
        4 Elizabeth Campbell ^[1.3.3.13]
        
        4 Daniel Campbell ^[1.3.3.14]
        
        4 Eleanor Campbell ^[1.3.3.15]
  - 2 Margaret Campbell ^[1.4]
    - + Sir Duncan Campbell, 7th of Lochnell d. Abt 1765
  - 2 Anna Campbell ^[1.5]
    - + Colin Campbell, 7th of Skippinche b. 1690 d. 26 Apr 1756
  - 2 Jannet Campbell ^[1.6]
    - + Alexander McMillan
- Katherine Erskine
  - 2 Katherine Campbell ^[1.7]
    - + Thomas Gordon of Aids, younger of Earlestown b. 1713 d. Abt 1767

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