Capt. John Campbell: Campbell DNA Project Public

Capt. John Campbell

1700 - 1766 (66 years)

Generation: 1

1.

Capt. John Campbell

Capt. John Campbell was born in 1700 in Kilmorie, Argyllshire, Scotland; died in 1766 in Jamaica.

Family/Spouse: Martha Launce. Martha (daughter of William Launce and Mary ??) died in 1802 in Enfield, Middlesex. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

2. Colin Campbell, of Campbelton, Hanover died after 1794 in Hanover Parish, Jamaica.

Generation: 2

2.

Colin Campbell, of Campbelton, Hanover

Colin Campbell, of Campbelton, Hanover

(1.Capt.¹) died after 1794 in Hanover Parish, Jamaica.

Colin married Elizabeth Campbell on 27 Apr 1769. Elizabeth (daughter of Colin Campbell, of New Hope and Mary Tomlin Graham) was born about 17 Sep 1754; died in 1802. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

3. John Campbell was born about 1772 in died at the age of two; died in 1774 in Jamaica.
4. Harriet Campbell died after 1802.

Generation: 3

3. John Campbell (2.Colin², 1.Capt.¹) was born about 1772 in died at the age of two; died in 1774 in Jamaica.
4. Harriet Campbell (2.Colin², 1.Capt.¹) died after 1802.

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