Descendancy for Baronet Sir Alexander Campbell: Campbell DNA Project Public

Baronet Sir Alexander Campbell

1760 - 1824 (64 years)

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1 Baronet Sir Alexander Campbell ^[1] b. 20 Aug 1760 d. 11 Dec 1824
- Olympia Elizabeth Morshead
  - 2 Lt.-Col. Allan William Campbell ^[1.1] d. 28 Jul 1813
  - 2 Amelia Harriet Campbell ^[1.2]
    - + Lt.-Col. Sir John Kinnier MacDonald d. 11 Jun 1830
  - 2 John Morshead Campbell ^[1.3] b. 1784 d. 23 Sep 1803
  - 2 Isabella Charlotte Campbell ^[1.4]
    - Sir John Malcolm, General
      - 3 Margaret Malcolm ^[1.4.1]
        
        Sir Alexander Thomas Cockburn-Campbell, 2nd Bt. d. 23 Apr 1871
        
        4 Charlotte Isabella Cockburn-Campbell ^[1.4.1.1]
        
        4 Olympia Cockburn-Campbell ^[1.4.1.2]
  - 2 Olympia Campbell ^[1.5] d. 1808
    - Alexander Cockburn, Esq., of Madras d. 1808
      - 3 Sir Alexander Thomas Cockburn-Campbell, 2nd Bt. ^[1.5.1] d. 23 Apr 1871
        
        Margaret Malcolm
        
        4 Charlotte Isabella Cockburn-Campbell ^[1.5.1.1]
        
        4 Olympia Cockburn-Campbell ^[1.5.1.2]
        
        Grace Spence
        
        4 Cecilia Cockburn-Campbell ^[1.5.1.3]
        
        4 Sir Alexander Cockburn-Campbell, 3rd Bt. ^[1.5.1.4] b. 1843 d. 6 Sep 1871
        
        4 Sir Thomas Cockburn-Campbell, 4th Bt. ^[1.5.1.5] b. 1845 d. 27 Sep 1892
        
        + Sophie Jane Trimmer
      - 3 Isabella Charlotte Campbell ^[1.5.2] d. 26 Jun 1867
        
        + Sir John Malcolm d. 31 May 1833
      - 3 Amelia Harriet Campbell ^[1.5.3] d. 16 Oct 1860
        
        + Sir John Kinnear McDonald, of Sanda
      - 3 Arthur Wellesely Campbell ^[1.5.4]
      - 3 Flora Elizabeth Campbell ^[1.5.5] d. 12 Jan 1852
        
        + Herny Reginald Yorke
- Elizabeth Ann Pemberton
  - 2 Arthur Wellesley Campbell ^[1.6]
  - 2 Flora Elizabeth Campbell ^[1.7] d. 12 Jan 1852

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