Family Group Sheet for Lt. Philip Glover / Launce Campbell (F1710) m. 7 Sep 1800 : Campbell DNA Project Public

m. 7 Sep 1800

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Lt. Philip Glover

Father | Male
Lt. Philip Glover

Born	1773
Died	1843
Buried
Married	7 Sep 1800 [1]	London [1]
Father
Mother

Launce Campbell

Mother | Female
Launce Campbell

Born	Abt 1770
Died	5 Apr 1856	Lymington Hampshire, England
Buried		St Thomas Churchyard, Lymington, England
Father	Duncan Campbell \| F1708 Group Sheet
Mother	Rebecca Campbell \| F1708 Group Sheet

Lt. Edward Glover

Child 1 | Male
Lt. Edward Glover

Born	22 Apr 1809	Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Died	12 Mar 1856	Lymington Hampshire, England
Buried		St Thomas Churchyard, Lymington, England
Spouse	Catherine Pascoe \| F1732
Married

Major Philip Dugald Glover

Child 2 | Male
Major Philip Dugald Glover

Born
Died
Buried

Major John Campbell Glover

Child 3 | Male
Major John Campbell Glover

Born	3 May 1803	Sedgeford, Norfolk
Died		India
Buried

Mary Anne Glover

Child 4 | Female
Mary Anne Glover

Born
Died
Buried

Fanny Glover

Child 5 | Female
Fanny Glover

Born
Died
Buried

Luance Campbell Glover

Child 6 | Female
Luance Campbell Glover

Born
Died
Buried

William Glover

Child 7 | Male
William Glover

Born
Died
Buried

Sources
[S20558] David Arathoon .

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