Col. John Campbell, 11th of Inellan: Campbell DNA Project Public

Col. John Campbell, 11th of Inellan

- 1773

Generation: 1

1.

Col. John Campbell, 11th of Inellan

Col. John Campbell, 11th of Inellan died on 25 Apr 1773.

Col. married Susanna Lewis on 12 Apr 1761. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

2. George Campbell died on 25 Jun 1812.
3. Lt. Col. John Campbell, 12th of Inellan was born on 30 Oct 1771; died on 12 Feb 1846.

Generation: 2

2. George Campbell (1.Col.¹) died on 25 Jun 1812.
Family/Spouse: Elizabeth Snow. Elizabeth died on 25 Feb 1813. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

3.

Lt. Col. John Campbell, 12th of Inellan

Lt. Col. John Campbell, 12th of Inellan

(1.Col.¹) was born on 30 Oct 1771; died on 12 Feb 1846.

Lt. married Caroline Francis Wyndham on 28 Sep 1797. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

4. Stephen Thomas Campbell died in in young.
5. John Henry Campbell-Wyndham, 13th of Inellan was born on 26 Jul 1798; died on 16 Nov 1868.
6. Wyndham Campbell was born in 1805; died on 24 Feb 1829; was buried in Blunham Beds.

Generation: 3

4. Stephen Thomas Campbell (3.Lt.², 1.Col.¹) died in in young.
5. John Henry Campbell-Wyndham, 13th of Inellan (3.Lt.², 1.Col.¹) was born on 26 Jul 1798; died on 16 Nov 1868.
John married Urania Mary Ann Kinghorn on 7 Feb 1839. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
6. Wyndham Campbell (3.Lt.², 1.Col.¹) was born in 1805; died on 24 Feb 1829; was buried in Blunham Beds.

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