John Campbell, of Fortingall and Glenlyon b. Abt 1665 d. 1747: Campbell DNA Project Public

John Campbell, of Fortingall and Glenlyon

Abt 1665 - 1747 (82 years)

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Name	John Campbell [1]
Suffix	of Fortingall and Glenlyon
Born	Abt 1665
Gender	Male
Died	1747
Person ID	I3354	Admin Kevin's Chiefly Lines
Last Modified	12 Jun 2022

Father	Robert Campbell, 5th of Glenlyon, b. Between 1632 and 1640, d. 2 Aug 1696 (Age 64 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Helen Lindsay
Relationship	natural
Married	22 Oct 1663
Family ID	F1424	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Katherine Smythe

Children

	1. Col. John Campbell, of Glenlyon, d. 1784 [natural]
	2. Dr. David Campbell, 8th of Glenlyon, b. Abt 1721, d. 19 Mar 1806, Jamaica (Age 85 years) [natural]
	3. Duncan Campbell, d. died young [natural]
	4. Capt. Archibald Campbell, d. 16 Dec 1779 [natural]
	5. Catherine Campbell, d. Abt 1805 [natural]
	6. Helen Campbell [natural]
	7. Cecilia Campbell [natural]

Last Modified 12 Jun 2022

Family ID F1425 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

He was taken prisoner at Preston and was sentenced to 7 years transportation in Maryland, America. He, with the Earl of Mar, were "out" by 1715 and he returned to Scotland. His old sweetheart was waiting for him and they got married.

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

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