John Campbell, younger of Edinample b. Abt 1676: Campbell DNA Project Public

John Campbell, younger of Edinample

Abt 1676 -

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Name John Campbell

Suffix younger of Edinample

Born Abt 1676

Gender Male

Person ID I4814 Admin Kevin's Chiefly Lines

Last Modified 12 Jun 2022

Father John Campbell, 3rd of Edinample

Relationship natural

Mother Margaret Sempill

Relationship natural

Married Bef 29 Aug 1677

Family ID F2181 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Family Mary MacCorquodale, of Phantilands

Married Bef 1 May 1700

Last Modified 12 Jun 2022

Family ID F2182 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

John Campbell, younger of Edinample, m. by 1 May, 1700, to Mary, only child and heiress of Duncan MacCorquodale, of Phantilands, when she granted a Disposition that on the death of her father she would have herself served his heir in the lands of Phantilands and thereafter grant them to John, Earl of Breadalbane. He was charged with riot for having assembled an armed band of men and freed his father from Crieff Tolbooth on Monday 28 August, 1710, and stated in 1711 that he was "going to carry a muskit in Flanders."

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