Family Group Sheet for John Campbell, of Achendon and New Hope / Helen Storer (F1036) m. 10 Mar 1774 : Campbell DNA Project Public

m. 10 Mar 1774

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John Campbell, of Achendon and New Hope

Father | Male
John Campbell, of Achendon and New Hope

Born	29 Dec 1740
Died	Mar 1802
Buried
Married	10 Mar 1774
Other Spouse	Un-named Woman \| F2459
Married
Father	Colin Campbell, of New Hope \| F1035 Group Sheet
Mother	Mary Tomlin Graham \| F1035 Group Sheet

Helen Storer

Mother | Female
Helen Storer

Born
Died	Between Aug 1802 and May 1810	Kelvedon Hall, Essex, England
Buried
Father
Mother

John Graham Campbell

Child 1 | Male
John Graham Campbell

Born	Feb 1775	Bruton St., London
Died	24 Dec 1870	unmarried at Mons, Belgium
Buried

Tomlin Campbell

Child 2 | Male
Tomlin Campbell

Born	Between 1775 and 1780
Died	14 Mar 1801	killed inaction, Lt in 92nd Highlanders
Buried

Jemima Campbell

Child 3 | Female
Jemima Campbell

Born	Abt 5 Jun 1780
Died
Buried

Archibald Campbell

Child 4 | Male
Archibald Campbell

Born	Abt 1781	Retrieve, Jamaica
Died	21 Apr 1833	Auchindown, Westmoreland, Jamaica
Buried

James Campbell

Child 5 | Male
James Campbell

Born	8 Apr 1786	Jamaica
Died	1838	Old Steine, Brighton, England
Buried
Spouse	Ann Armstrong \| F1037
Married	1 Aug 1810	Pimlica, London

Anna Maria Campbell

Child 6 | Female
Anna Maria Campbell

Born	Abt 1798	Purley Park near Reading
Died	5 Apr 1884	Fladbury, Worcester, England
Buried

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