Elizabeth Campbell, of Kinzeancleuche: Campbell DNA Project Public

Elizabeth Campbell, of Kinzeancleuche

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Name Elizabeth Campbell

Suffix of Kinzeancleuche

Gender Female

Person ID I3992 Admin Kevin's Chiefly Lines

Last Modified 12 Jun 2022

Father Robert Campbell, of Kinzeancleuche, d. 1574

Relationship natural

Mother Elizabeth Campbell, of Cesnock

Relationship natural

Family ID F1687 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Children

1. John Campbell, in Kinzeancleuche, d. Aft 1634 [natural]

Last Modified 12 Jun 2022

Family ID F1684 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

From James Patterson's, History of the Counties of Ayr and Wigton, vol. 1 Kyle, 1863:

Elizabeth CAMPBELL of Kinzeancleuche served heir to her father in 1586. Paterson discusses the identity of the Robert CAMPBELL of Kinzeancleuch mentioned in Loudoun's entail. Robertson (another genealogist) believes it was Elizabeth's husband, but Paterson believes that Elizabeth was in her 50s at the time the entail was written and that the Robert CAMBPELL mentioned there was more likely her son, but he has no proof.

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