Family Group Sheet for Peter Campbell, of Fishriver, Jamaica / Deborah Woodstock (F1032) m. 1734 : Campbell DNA Project Public

m. 1734

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Peter Campbell, of Fishriver, Jamaica

Father | Male
Peter Campbell, of Fishriver, Jamaica

Born	Between 1697 and 1698	Kilmorie, Argyllshire, Scotland
Died	8 Aug 1739
Buried		Fish River, Hanover, tombstone
Married	1734	St. Elizabeth
Other Spouse	Mary Barclay \| F2441
Married	29 Mar 1726	Hanover
Father	Dugald Campbell, of Kilmorie \| F1029 Group Sheet
Mother	Margaret Maxwell \| F1029 Group Sheet

Deborah Woodstock

Mother | Female
Deborah Woodstock

Born
Died	1797
Buried	26 May 1732	Hanover
Other Spouse	Wastel Briscoe \| F2452
Married
Father
Mother

Peter Campbell, 9th of Kilmory

Child 1 | Male
Peter Campbell, 9th of Kilmory

Born	7 Aug 1733
Died	1818	England
Buried		St. Mary
Spouse	Mary Campbell \| F1033
Married	13 Nov 1764	Westmoreland

Elizabeth Woodstock Campbell

Child 2 | Female
Elizabeth Woodstock Campbell

Born	Between 1734 and 1739
Died
Buried
Spouse	John Yorke \| F2453
Married	1769

Colin Campbell

Child 3 | Male
Colin Campbell

Born	Between 1734 and 1739
Died
Buried
Spouse	Elizabeth Campbell \| F2454
Married	27 Apr 1769	Westmoreland

Notes

Peter Dickson writes: In the St. Elizabeth register of marriages, it appears that there were some entries missing between 1727 and 1735, as there were lines left blank in the Registrar's Copy Register. The entries in between may have been damaged by water, and were unreadable. It is not known if the marriage of Peter and Deborah would have been in St. Elizabeth at that time.

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