Family Group Sheet for John Campbell, 2nd Duke of Argyll / Jane Warburton (F0159) m. 6 Jun 1717 : Campbell DNA Project Public

m. 6 Jun 1717

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John Campbell, 2nd Duke of Argyll

Father | Male
John Campbell, 2nd Duke of Argyll

Born	10 Oct 1680
Died	4 Oct 1743
Buried		Westminster Abbey
Married	6 Jun 1717 [1]
Other Spouse	Mary Brown \| F0157
Married	30 Dec 1701
Father	Archibald Campbell, 1st Duke of Argyll \| F0155 Group Sheet
Mother	Elizabeth Talmash \| F0155 Group Sheet

Jane Warburton

Mother | Female
Jane Warburton

Born
Died	16 Apr 1767
Buried
Father	Thomas Warburton \| F0160 Group Sheet
Mother

Caroline Campbell

Child 1 | Female
Caroline Campbell

Born	17 Nov 1717
Died	11 Jan 1794
Buried
Spouse	Francis Scott, Earl of Dalkeith \| F1849
Married
Spouse	Charles Townshend, Chancellor of the Exchequer \| F1850
Married

Anne Campbell

Child 2 | Female
Anne Campbell

Born
Died
Buried
Spouse	William Wentworth, Earl of Strafford \| F1851
Married	28 Apr 1741

Jane Campbell

Child 3 | Female
Jane Campbell

Born	1723
Died	26 Jan 1734/35
Buried

Elizabeth Campbell

Child 4 | Female
Elizabeth Campbell

Born
Died
Buried
Spouse	James Stuart-Mackenzie \| F1852
Married

Mary Campbell

Child 5 | Female
Mary Campbell

Born	6 Feb 1725/26
Died	30 Sep 1810
Buried
Spouse	Edward Viscount Coke \| F1835
Married

Sources
[S03271] Burkes Peerage of Scotland.

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