John Campbell, 2nd of Achallader b. 13 Mar 1714/15 d. 15 Aug 1791: Campbell DNA Project Public

John Campbell, 2nd of Achallader

1715 - 1791 (76 years)

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Name	John Campbell
Suffix	2nd of Achallader
Born	13 Mar 1714/15
Gender	Male
Died	15 Aug 1791
Person ID	I4870	Admin Kevin's Chiefly Lines
Last Modified	12 Jun 2022

Father	John Campbell, 1st of Achalader, d. 1746
Relationship	natural
Mother	Katherine Cameron
Relationship	natural
Married	1713
Family ID	F1536	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Isabella Campbell

Children

	1. Lt. Col. John Breadalbane Fencibles Campbell, d. 27 Nov 1799 [natural]
	2. Patrick Campbell, of Achalader, b. Abt 1753, d. 8 Mar 1811, Ballied (Age 58 years) [natural]
	3. Archibald Campbell, Major General, d. 1 Dec 1825 [natural]
	4. Baronet Sir Alexander Campbell, b. 20 Aug 1760, d. 11 Dec 1824 (Age 64 years) [natural]
	5. Louisa Maxwell Campbell, d. 1841 [natural]
	6. Colina Campbell, d. 22 Apr 1806 [natural]

Last Modified 12 Jun 2022

Family ID F1308 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes
Factor to Lord Breadalbane. He introduced turnips to Scotland!

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