Susanna de Morgan b. 21 Oct 1735: Campbell DNA Project Public

Susanna de Morgan

1735 -

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Name	Susanna de Morgan
Born	21 Oct 1735
Christened	9 Jan 1736/37	Fort St. David
Gender	Female
Person ID	I4144	Admin Kevin's Chiefly Lines
Last Modified	12 Jun 2022

Family Col. Charles Campbell, of Barbreck, b. 1732, d. 14 Apr 1792 (Age 60 years)

Married Mar 1749/50

Children

	1. Donald Campbell, of Barbreck, b. 14 Jun 1751, d. 1804 (Age 52 years) [natural]
	2. Capt. Laurence Campbell, b. 27 Aug 1753, d. 1824 (Age 70 years) [natural]
	3. Isabella Campbell, b. 24 Oct 1754 [natural]
	4. Archibald Campbell, b. 11 Nov 1755 [natural]
	5. Charlotte Campbell, b. 30 Nov 1757 [natural]
	6. Amelia Campbell, b. 30 Dec 1758 [natural]
	7. Major-General Charles Colin Campbell, b. 25 Mar 1762, Madras , d. 9 May 1822, South Africa (Age 60 years) [natural]
	8. George Campbell, b. 25 Jan 1763 [natural]
	9. child Campbell, b. 1764, d. Died young [natural]
	10. Sophia Campbell, b. 24 Aug 1767 [natural]
	11. Harriet Frances Campbell, b. 4 Jan 1769 [natural]

Last Modified 12 Jun 2022

Family ID F1744 Group Sheet | Family Chart

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