Duncan Campbell, 5th of Inverneill b. 1771 St. Johns, Argyll d. 1840: Campbell DNA Project Public

Duncan Campbell, 5th of Inverneill

1771 - 1840 (69 years)

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Name	Duncan Campbell [1]
Suffix	5th of Inverneill
Born	1771	St. Johns, Argyll
Gender	Male
Occupation	Judge in India
Died	1840
Person ID	I1898	Admin Kevin's Chiefly Lines
Last Modified	12 Jun 2022

Father	James Campbell, 2nd of Inverneil, b. 16 Jan 1736/37, Inverary, Scotland , d. Apr 1805 (Age 68 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Jane Campbell
Relationship	natural
Married	16 Jul 1761
Family ID	F0834	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Elizabeth Cooper, b. Gravesend, England , d. 1851

Married 1798 Calcutta

Children

	1. Capt. Duncan Campbell, b. East Indies , d. 1883 [natural]
	2. General George Campbell, b. 1803, East Indies , d. 1882 (Age 79 years) [natural]
	3. Archibald Lorne Campbell, b. 1804, East Indies , d. 1883 (Age 79 years) [natural]
	4. James Archibald Campbell, of Inverneil & Ross, b. Dec 1800, d. 14 Feb 1878 (Age 77 years) [natural]

Last Modified 12 Jun 2022

Family ID F0837 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Sources
[S03270] Heraldry of the Campbells by G. Harvey Johnston.

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