Family Group Sheet for Lord Neil Campbell, of Ardmaddy / Vere Ker (F0135) m. 23 Jan 1667/68 : Campbell DNA Project Public

m. 23 Jan 1667/68

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Lord Neil Campbell, of Ardmaddy

Father | Male
Lord Neil Campbell, of Ardmaddy

Born	1630	Dalkeith, Scotland
Died	Apr 1692
Buried
Married	23 Jan 1667/68 [1]
Other Spouse	Susan Menzies \| F0137
Married	Mar 1684/85
Father	Archibald Campbell, 8th Earl of Argyll \| F0133 Group Sheet
Mother	Margaret Douglas \| F0133 Group Sheet

Vere Ker

Mother | Female
Vere Ker

Born	24 Apr 1649
Died	17 Apr 1674
Buried
Father	William Ker, 3rd Earl of Lothian \| F0136 Group Sheet
Mother

Charles Campbell

Child 1 | Male
Charles Campbell

Born
Died	16 Nov 1694
Buried

Archibald Campbell, Episcopal Bishop

Child 2 | Male
Archibald Campbell, Episcopal Bishop

Born
Died	15 Jun 1744
Buried

Mary Campbell

Child 3 | Female
Mary Campbell

Born
Died	Apr 1744
Buried
Spouse	Henry Bothwell, Lord Holyroodhouse \| F1869
Married

Anna Campbell

Child 4 | Female
Anna Campbell

Born
Died
Buried
Spouse	James Menzies, or Comrie \| F1870
Married	Nov 1694

Jean Campbell

Child 5 | Female
Jean Campbell

Born
Died
Buried

Sources
[S03270] Heraldry of the Campbells by G. Harvey Johnston, 16.

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