David Campbell, Judge b. 1750 Augusta County VA d. 21 Nov 1812 Rhea County, TN: Campbell DNA Project Public

David Campbell, Judge

1750 - 1812 (62 years)

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Name	David Campbell
Suffix	Judge
Born	1750	Augusta County VA
Gender	Male
Died	21 Nov 1812	Rhea County, TN
Person ID	I6433	Admin Kevin's Chiefly Lines
Last Modified	12 Jun 2022

Father	David "White David" Campbell, b. 8 Mar 1705/06, Londonderry Co., Ulster, Ireland , d. 19 Oct 1790, Washington County VA (Age 84 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Mary Hamilton, b. Abt 1716, d. 1801 (Age 85 years)
Relationship	natural
Married	16 Jan 1734/35	Pennsylvania Colony
Family ID	F2506	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Elizabeth Outlaw

Children

	1. Penelope Smith Campbell, b. 1784 [natural]
	2. Mary H. Campbell, b. 1786 [natural]
	3. Elizabeth O. Campbell, b. 1788 [natural]
	4. Alexander Outlaw Campbell, b. 1791 [natural]
	5. Thomas Jefferson Campbell, b. 1793 [natural]
	6. Dolly A. Campbell, b. 1795 [natural]
	7. Margaret P. Campbell, b. 1796 [natural]
	8. Harriet A. Campbell, b. 1798 [natural]
	9. Letitia V. Campbell, b. 1801 [natural]
	10. Caroline A. Campbell, b. 1803 [natural]
	11. Victor Moreau Campbell, b. 1807 [natural]

Last Modified 12 Jun 2022

Family ID F2719 Group Sheet | Family Chart

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