Colin Campbell, of Campbelton, Hanover d. Aft 1794 Hanover Parish, Jamaica: Campbell DNA Project Public

Colin Campbell, of Campbelton, Hanover

- Aft 1794

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Name	Colin Campbell
Suffix	of Campbelton, Hanover
Gender	Male
Died	Aft 1794	Hanover Parish, Jamaica
Person ID	I6201	Admin Kevin's Chiefly Lines
Last Modified	12 Jun 2022

Father	Capt. John Campbell, b. 1700, Kilmorie, Argyllshire, Scotland , d. 1766, Jamaica (Age 66 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Martha Launce, d. 1802, Enfield, Middlesex
Relationship	natural
Family ID	F2614	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Elizabeth Campbell, b. Abt 17 Sep 1754, d. 1802 (Age 47 years)

Married 27 Apr 1769

Children

	1. John Campbell, b. Abt 1772, died at the age of two , d. 1774, Jamaica (Age 2 years) [natural]
	2. Harriet Campbell, d. Aft 1802 [natural]

Last Modified 12 Jun 2022

Family ID F2616 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

Peter Dickson writes ...

This brother of James Orange Bay, Peter Fish River and Colin New Hope married in Jamaica, Martha [d. 1802 in London]. Evidence in the Duncan Campbell letter books suggest that his Martha was Martha Launce, sister of Ann Launce who married Dugald Campbell of Salt Spring.

Capt. John Campbell and Martha had only the one son, Colin Campbell, who married in 1769, his cousin Elizabeth Campbell, 4th daughter of Colin New Hope. So far, I know only that they had a son John who died aged two. They also had a daughter, Harriet Campbell who was unmarried when her mother died in 1802.

This Colin Campbell became Colin Campbell of Campbelton in Hanover parish Jamaica, formerly an estate belonging to John Campbell 3 of Black River ( I won

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