Descendancy for Duncan Campbell, of Barcaldine and Glenure: Campbell DNA Project Public

Abt 1716 - 1784 (68 years)

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1 Duncan Campbell, of Barcaldine and Glenure ^[1] b. Abt 1716 d. 14 Nov 1784
- Mary MacPherson
  - 2 Patrick Campbell ^[1.1] d. Sep 1782
    - Sarah Pearsall, d\o James b. 1 Oct 1763 d. 17 Nov 1793
      - 3 Duncan Pearsall Campbell ^[1.1.1] b. 25 Dec 1781 d. 18 Jan 1861
        
        Elizabeth Ann Bayard
        
        4 Elizabeth Bayard Campbell ^[1.1.1.1]
        
        4 Sarah Ann Campbell ^[1.1.1.2]
        
        4 William Bayard Campbell ^[1.1.1.3]
        
        4 Thomas Pearsall Campbell ^[1.1.1.4] b. 17 Dec 1820 d. 26 Nov 1906
        
        4 Duncan Campbell ^[1.1.1.5]
        
        4 Robert Bayard Campbell ^[1.1.1.6]
        
        4 Catherine Bayard Campbell ^[1.1.1.7]
        
        4 Henry Pearsall Campbell ^[1.1.1.8]
        
        4 Marie L. Campbell ^[1.1.1.9]
        
        4 Edward Campbell ^[1.1.1.10]
        
        Marie Bayard
        
        4 Elizabeth Bayard Campbell ^[1.1.1.11]
        
        4 Sarah Ann Campbell ^[1.1.1.12]
        
        4 William Bayard Campbell ^[1.1.1.13]
        
        4 Thomas Pearsall Campbell ^[1.1.1.14] b. 17 Dec 1820 d. 26 Nov 1906
        
        4 Duncan Campbell ^[1.1.1.15]
        
        4 Robert Bayard Campbell ^[1.1.1.16]
        
        4 Catherine Bayard Campbell ^[1.1.1.17]
        
        4 Henry Pearsall Campbell ^[1.1.1.18]
        
        4 Marie L. Campbell ^[1.1.1.19]
        
        4 Edward Campbell ^[1.1.1.20]
  - 2 James Campbell ^[1.2] d. 1783
  - 2 Colin Campbell, of Carrigeen or Bernard's Hall ^[1.3] d. Nov 1809
    - Elizabeth Hungerford
      - 3 Alexander Patrick Campbell, of Clonakilty ^[1.3.1] d. 1818
      - 3 Lucy Campbell ^[1.3.2]
        
        + Thomas Hungerford
      - 3 Mary Campbell ^[1.3.3]
        
        + Richard Hungerford
  - 2 Lt. Col. Hugh Campbell ^[1.4] d. 27 May 1798
    - + Miss Cameron
  - 2 William Campbell ^[1.5]
  - 2 Alexander Campbell, of Barcaldine and Glenure ^[1.6] b. 30 Apr 1745 d. 17 Mar 1800
    - Mary Campbell
      - 3 John Campbell ^[1.6.1] b. 3 Jul 1795 d. 1808
      - 3 Peter William Campbell ^[1.6.2] d. 15 Nov 1819
      - 3 Sir Duncan Campbell, of Barcaldine and Glenure ^[1.6.3] b. 3 Jul 1786 d. 2 Apr 1842
        
        Elizabeth Dreghorn Dennistoun
        
        4 Alexander Campbell, 2nd Baronet of Barcaldine ^[1.6.3.1] b. 15 Jun 1819 d. 11 Dec 1880 [ =>]
        
        4 James Robert Campbell ^[1.6.3.2] b. 24 May 1822 d. 15 May 1843
        
        4 John Peter William Campbell ^[1.6.3.3] b. 18 Mar 1824 d. 30 Oct 1901 [ =>]
        
        4 Duncan George Campbell ^[1.6.3.4] b. 12 Sep 1825 d. May 1888
        
        4 Frederick Evan Alexander Campbell ^[1.6.3.5] b. Jul 1828 d. 1866
        
        4 Henry Charles Alexander Campbell ^[1.6.3.6] b. 1829 d. 20 Jan 1831
        
        4 Henry Charles Alexander Campbell ^[1.6.3.7] b. 6 Jan 1831 d. May 1832
      - 3 Colin Alexander Campbell ^[1.6.4] b. 23 Sep 1796 d. 10 Mar 1863
      - 3 Maria Helen Campbell ^[1.6.5] d. 4 Jan 1862
        
        + Hugh Fraser, Minister
      - 3 Caroline Louisa Anne Campbell ^[1.6.6] d. 19 Mar 1848
  - 2 Louisa Campbell ^[1.7]
    - + Sir Ewen Cameron

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A clan is a group of people united by actual or perceived kinship or descent. Little doubt there was a progenitor who was first known as “Cam Beul”. Eventually one of the families associated with that name would become the Chiefs of the Clan. A clan is a group of people united by actual or perceived kinship or descent. Little doubt there was a progenitor who was first known as “Cam Beul”. Eventually one of the families associated with that name would become the Chiefs of the Clan. However, it should be clear from the beginning of our research that no one family has every made up a “clan”.

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