Rev. Dugald Campbell, of Letterkenny b. Abt 1580 d. 16 Oct 1671: Campbell DNA Project Public

Rev. Dugald Campbell, of Letterkenny

Abt 1580 - 1671 (91 years)

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Name	Rev. Dugald Campbell
Suffix	of Letterkenny
Born	Abt 1580
Gender	Male
Died	16 Oct 1671 [1]
Person ID	I2328	Admin Kevin's Chiefly Lines
Last Modified	12 Jun 2022

Father	Rev. Duncan Campbell, Vicar of Kilfinnan, b. Abt 1553, Kilmorie, Argyllshire, Scotland , d. 1592 (Age 39 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Ms. McAllister, of Loup, b. Abt 1553, Loup, Stirlingshire, Scotland
Relationship	natural
Married	Abt 1570	Loup, Stirlingshire, Scotland [2]
Family ID	F1006	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Annabel Hamilton, of Torrence, b. Abt 1575, Barncleugh, Ayrshire, Scotland

Children

	1. John Campbell, of Kildalloig, b. 1636, d. Abt 1706 (Age 70 years) [natural]
	2. Alexander Campbell, of Donegal, b. Abt 1638, d. Abt 1664 (Age 26 years) [natural]
	3. Capt. George Campbell, b. Abt 1640, d. Newcastle [natural]
	4. Duncan Campbell, [Father Disproved by DNA] of Inverary
	5. William Campbell [natural]

Last Modified 12 Jun 2022

Family ID F1007 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

Parson of Letterkinnie in Ireland. 12 sons and 9 daughters were said to have been born.

Discrepencies in this line from Burkes Peerage are documented in the CCSNA Journal Vol. 28, No. 2.

Of the daughters, it states: "Mr. Dugald Parson of Lettirkenny had 3 Daurs. married in Ireland to _____ Bold -- One to Mr. John Lindsay Minr at Kilchrenan (of whom Mr. Dugd. Lindsay late Minr. at Clachandysart who left a son & a Daughter) and Giles marrye to Mr. Robert Duncanson Minr, of Campbelton dead without issue"

Interesting view point in the O'Donnell blog entry.
http://lostodonnells.blogspot.com/2015/09/maria-daughter-of-dugald-campbell.html

Duncan Beaton states "So the reverend Dugald Campbell, who died on 16 October 1671, went to Ireland where he was Protestant minister at Letterkenny. By his wife Annabell Hamilton it was recorded that he had an incredible 30 children, 21 sons and 9 daughters. However only 3 sons and 3 daughters actually married."

Sources
[S21233] CCSNA Journal, Vol. 28., No.2, pages 46-48, Clan Campbell Society of North America.

[S44886] Clan MacFarlane Web Site, Clan MacFarlane.

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