Anne Campbell: Campbell DNA Project Public

1700 - 1783 (83 years)

Generation: 1

1.
Anne Campbell was born in 1700; died in 1783.
Anne married David Currie on 10 Feb 1721/22. David died in 1771. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

2. Elizabeth Currie

Generation: 2

2.

Elizabeth Currie

Elizabeth Currie

(1.Anne¹)

Family/Spouse: John Shakespeare. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

3. Arthur Shakespeare was born in 1748; died in 1818.
4. Ann Shakespeare died in 1834.

Generation: 3

3. Arthur Shakespeare (2.Elizabeth², 1.Anne¹) was born in 1748; died in 1818.

4.

Ann Shakespeare

Ann Shakespeare

(2.Elizabeth², 1.Anne¹) died in 1834.

Family/Spouse: John Blagrove. John (son of Thomas Blagrove and Elizabeth Campbell) was born in 1754; died in 1824. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

Generation: 4

5. John Williams Blagrove (4.Ann³, 2.Elizabeth², 1.Anne¹) died in 1846.
6. Charles Campbell Blagrove (4.Ann³, 2.Elizabeth², 1.Anne¹)
7. Peter Blagrove (4.Ann³, 2.Elizabeth², 1.Anne¹)
8. Frederick Blagrove (4.Ann³, 2.Elizabeth², 1.Anne¹)
9. Eliza Blagrove (4.Ann³, 2.Elizabeth², 1.Anne¹)
10. Charlotte Blagrove (4.Ann³, 2.Elizabeth², 1.Anne¹)
11. Isabella Blagrove (4.Ann³, 2.Elizabeth², 1.Anne¹)
12. Anne Blagrove (4.Ann³, 2.Elizabeth², 1.Anne¹)

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