Family Group Sheet for Sir Alexander Campbell, 6th Baronet Aberuchill / Edith Frances Arabella Jauncey (F1474) m. 6 Sep 1871 : Campbell DNA Project Public

m. 6 Sep 1871

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Sir Alexander Campbell, 6th Baronet Aberuchill

Father | Male
Sir Alexander Campbell, 6th Baronet Aberuchill

Born	10 Aug 1841
Died
Buried
Married	6 Sep 1871
Other Spouse	Annie Augusta Mitford \| F1475
Married	4 Oct 1893
Father	Sir James Campbell, 5th Baronet of Aberuchill \| F1473 Group Sheet
Mother	Caroline Bromley \| F1473 Group Sheet

Edith Frances Arabella Jauncey

Mother | Female
Edith Frances Arabella Jauncey

Born
Died	29 Jan 1884
Buried
Father
Mother

James Colin Campbell

Child 1 | Male
James Colin Campbell

Born	25 Nov 1875
Died	5 May 1902	South Africa
Buried

John Alexander Coldstream Campbell, 7th Baronet

Child 2 | Male
John Alexander Coldstream Campbell, 7th Baronet

Born	27 Jun 1877
Died	Aft 1914
Buried
Spouse	Janet Thomson Moffat \| F2227
Married	24 Jan 1921

Caroline Sophia Campbell

Child 3 | Female
Caroline Sophia Campbell

Born
Died
Buried
Spouse	Rev. Alexander Wintle Blanch, Rector of Colby \| F2224
Married

Edith Maud Campbell

Child 4 | Female
Edith Maud Campbell

Born
Died
Buried

Helen May Campbell

Child 5 | Female
Helen May Campbell

Born
Died
Buried
Spouse	Henry Kenyan Daniel \| F2225
Married

Evelyn Campbell

Child 6 | Female
Evelyn Campbell

Born
Died
Buried
Spouse	John Cleverly Lake \| F2226
Married

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