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| 701 | Marriages (CR) 1859 Muckairn, Argyll 529/ 4 On the Twelfth Day of December 1859 at Muckairn Schoolhouse; Marriage after Banns was Solemnised between us according to the Forms of the Established Church of Scotland (signed) Dugald CAMPBELL, 64, widower, labourer Balindore, Muckairn fa: Alexander CAMPBELL, wood cutter, (deceased) mo: Sarah CAMPBELL, MS CAMPBELL, (deceased) (signed) Elizabeth her X mark MACINNES, 36, Widow Witnesses: (signed) Dugald McIlriach, Junior, Alexander White fa: Colin MACINNES, Soldier, deceased mo: Sarah MACINNES, MS BURNS, deceased (signed) Donald MacCaig, Minister of Muckairn (signed) Alexander White, witness Dugald McIlriach Junior, witness The above Marriage was Registerd by me at Muckainr, on the Thirteenth day of December, 1859. Dugald McIlriach, Registrar | Family: Dugald CAMPBELL / Elizabeth MACINNES (F406)
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| 702 | Marriages (CR) 1904 Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland 510/1 6. 1904 on the Eleventh day of April at Dunoon After Banns according to the Forms of the Church of Scotland. (signed) David MORRISON, 27, Waiter, Bachelor 40 Argyll Street, Dunoon fa: Duncan MORRISON, deceased mo:Christina MORRISON, MS CAMPBELL, deceased (signed) Sarah SINCLAIR, 29, Spinster Greenbank, Dunoon fa: Archibald SINCLAIR, mason mo: Annie SINCLAIR, MS McBANE (Signed) James Hay (Signed) Alex F[?] ROSS, Witness Jessie MCGREGOR, Witness | Family: David CAMPBELL / Sarah Anne SINCLAIR (F79)
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| 703 | Marriages (CR) 1904 Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland 510/1 6. 1904 on the Eleventh day of April at Dunoon After Banns according to the Forms of the Church of Scotland. (signed) David MORRISON, 27, Waiter, Bachelor 40 Argyll Street, Dunoon fa: Duncan MORRISON, deceased mo:Christina MORRISON, MS CAMPBELL, deceased (signed) Sarah SINCLAIR, 29, Spinster Greenbank, Dunoon fa: Archibald SINCLAIR, mason mo: Annie SINCLAIR, MS McBANE (Signed) James Hay (Signed) Alex F[?] ROSS, Witness Jessie MCGREGOR, Witness | SINCLAIR, Sarah Anne (I201)
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| 704 | Marriages (OPR) Colinton, Midlothian 677/ 50/ 526 Robert GEDDES papermaker at Kalesmill in this parish son of William GEDDES and Helen Anderson CAMPBELL also at Kalesmill in the parish daughter of Alexander CAMPBELL gave in their names for proclamation in order to Marriage and after being regularly proclamed and no objections make they were married before Witnesses. | Family: Robert GEDDES / Helen CAMPBELL (F440)
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| 705 | Marriages (OPR) Stirling, Stirlingshire 490/ 70/ 89 1833 November 24 James Ure, Parish of Denny and Helen Mathie, in this Parish.......3 | Family: James URE / Helen MATHIE (F527)
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| 706 | Marriages (OPR) 1794 Leith South 692/2 110 204 Alexander CAMPBELL smith in Leith and Mary MUIR Residenter in Leith and Daughter of the deceased John MUIR mason in Cambusnethen after Proclamations of banns were married December 31st 1794. | Family: Alexander CAMPBELL / Mary MUIR (F441)
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| 707 | Marriages and Banns (OPR) Inveraray & Glenaray, Argyll 513/ 50/ 0232. Archibald SINCLAR and Isobell CAMPBELL both in this parish gave in their names in order of marriage the 15th Decr 1821 years and were married the 20th Decr at Inveraray | Family: Archibald SINCLAIR / Isabella CAMPBELL (F76)
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| 708 | Mary Lawful Daughter to John Campbell in Auchindrain and Mary Morrison his spouse was Born 29th June and Baptised 6th July 1806 years. | CAMPBELL, Mary (I257)
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| 709 | May 30th 1749 Jannet Daughter to Donald Crawford and Sarah Campbell his Spouse in Kilbride was Baptized this day by Mr. Alex[ande]r Campbell | CRAWFORD, Janet (I727)
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| 710 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I788)
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| 711 | Member of the Chippewa-Oneida Tribe (Recorded as Paiute on 1934 Indian Roll). | CHAVEZ, Louis Deloy (I287)
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| 712 | Member of the Iowa Tribe | CAMPBELL, Murray A. (I291)
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| 713 | Member of the Iowa Tribe | CAMPBELL, Harvey W. (I293)
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| 714 | Member of the Iowa Tribe | CAMPBELL, Louis (I294)
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| 715 | Member of the Iowa Tribe | CAMPBELL, Clarence (I295)
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| 716 | Member of the Iowa Tribe | CAMPBELL, Edward (I296)
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| 717 | Member of the Iowa Tribe | CAMPBELL, Josie Ethel (I297)
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| 718 | Member of the Iowa Tribe. 1856-57 Nemaha Half-Breed Allotments Names of Half Breeds & Mixed bloods to Whom Lands have been allotted Total 389 Allotments, in Richardson Co., & Nemaha County, Nebraska - not enough land for all who were entitled, and an additional 96 are on a different list Record Ref: National Archives, Record Group No. 75, Treaties/Omaha Ind/Otoes, Entry 402, List of Allotted Half-Bloods Nemaha Half-Breed Reservations, handwritten 10 pages "1856-57" "Names of Half Breeds & Mixed Bloods to Whom Lands Have Been Allotted" p. 2 No. 79 George Campbell, male, 19, Iowa [end of page 2] No. 82. Eliza. Daughter of No-Heart female, 20, Iowa p. 8 No. 318 Sophia Campbell, female, 15, Iowa No. 319 William Campbell, male, 13, Iowa No. 320, Susan female, 10, Iowa End of Page 8 | CAMPBELL, Harvey William (I303)
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| 719 | Member of the Iowa Tribe. 1856-57 Nemaha Half-Breed Allotments Names of Half Breeds & Mixed bloods to Whom Lands have been allotted Total 389 Allotments, in Richardson Co., & Nemaha County, Nebraska - not enough land for all who were entitled, and an additional 96 are on a different list Record Ref: National Archives, Record Group No. 75, Treaties/Omaha Ind/Otoes, Entry 402, List of Allotted Half-Bloods Nemaha Half-Breed Reservations, handwritten 10 pages "1856-57" "Names of Half Breeds & Mixed Bloods to Whom Lands Have Been Allotted" p. 2 No. 79 George Campbell, male, 19, Iowa [end of page 2] No. 82. Eliza. Daughter of No-Heart female, 20, Iowa p. 8 No. 318 Sophia Campbell, female, 15, Iowa No. 319 William Campbell, male, 13, Iowa No. 320, Susan female, 10, Iowa End of Page 8 | CAMPBELL, Sophia (I381)
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| 720 | Member of the Iowa Tribe. 1856-57 Nemaha Half-Breed Allotments Names of Half Breeds & Mixed bloods to Whom Lands have been allotted Total 389 Allotments, in Richardson Co., & Nemaha County, Nebraska - not enough land for all who were entitled, and an additional 96 are on a different list Record Ref: National Archives, Record Group No. 75, Treaties/Omaha Ind/Otoes, Entry 402, List of Allotted Half-Bloods Nemaha Half-Breed Reservations, handwritten 10 pages "1856-57" "Names of Half Breeds & Mixed Bloods to Whom Lands Have Been Allotted" p. 2 No. 79 George Campbell, male, 19, Iowa [end of page 2] No. 82. Eliza. Daughter of No-Heart female, 20, Iowa p. 8 No. 318 Sophia Campbell, female, 15, Iowa No. 319 William Campbell, male, 13, Iowa No. 320, Susan female, 10, Iowa End of Page 8 | CAMPBELL, Susan (I382)
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| 721 | Member of the Iowa Tribe. 1856-57 Nemaha Half-Breed Allotments Names of Half Breeds & Mixed bloods to Whom Lands have been allotted Total 389 Allotments, in Richardson Co., & Nemaha County, Nebraska - not enough land for all who were entitled, and an additional 96 are on a different list Record Ref: National Archives, Record Group No. 75, Treaties/Omaha Ind/Otoes, Entry 402, List of Allotted Half-Bloods Nemaha Half-Breed Reservations, handwritten 10 pages "1856-57" "Names of Half Breeds & Mixed Bloods to Whom Lands Have Been Allotted" p. 2 No. 79 George Campbell, male, 19, Iowa [end of page 2] No. 82. Eliza. Daughter of No-Heart female, 20, Iowa p. 8 No. 318 Sophia Campbell, female, 15, Iowa No. 319 William Campbell, male, 13, Iowa No. 320, Susan female, 10, Iowa End of Page 8 | CAMPBELL, George (I406)
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| 722 | Member of the Omaha (Oo-Maha) Tribe | Taeglena (I392)
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| 723 | Member of the Omaha Tribe | BARADA, Clara (I304)
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| 724 | Member of the Paiute Tribe | Rose (I340)
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| 725 | Member of the Paiute-Blackfoot Tribe | CHAVEZ, Catherine (I342)
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| 726 | Mexico did not gain its independence from Spain until 1821. | GRIJALVA, Maria Rosa (I420)
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| 727 | Michael Eadon CAMPBELL, 21st Captain of Dunstaffnage Previously known as Michael Eadon BARDWELL | CAMPBELL, Michael Eadon Captain of Dunstaffnage (I83)
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| 728 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F303)
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| 729 | Moninsburg Gazette 29 November 1837 [Newspaper clipping submitted by CCSNA Member] Another hero departed -- John Campbell, a revolutionary soldier of '76, died at Middletown on the 16th inst., aged 78 years. Mr. Campbell was a patriot and sustained through life the character of an honest man. His remains were followed to the grave on Tuesday by the Middletown Rifle Company, under the command of Capt. J. W. Grove, and a large and respectable concourse of citizens and friends. After the usual salute from the soldiers, an impressive prayer was offered by L. Myers, succeeded by an appropriate address by S. Kercheval, St. Esq. --Winch; Repub. | CAMPBELL, John (I344)
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| 730 | Monumental Inscription John Douglas Sutherland CAMPBELL, Duke of Argyll KG, KT, PC, CCMC, CCVG Succeeded His Father as 9th Duke, 1900, B. 6th August 1845; D. 2nd May 1914 When Marquis of Lorne, M 1871 Louise Caroline Alberta of Great Britain and Ireland 4th Daughter of Queen Victoria M.P. for Argyllshire 1868-1878 Governor-General of Canada 1878-1883 Governor of Windsor Castle 1892-1914 M.P. for South Manchester 1895-1900 His was a noble heart with ready will He stretched a kindly hand to those in need; Champion of might, he fought against the wrong with swift and eager pen, perfect and pure His faith in God, lofty the goal he sought beside the chosen courage of his love, labouring to make the Empire Nations one, His best was given to serve his country's cause. Loving, high-souled and valiant, he now lives In death, as in his earthly days, beloved. | CAMPBELL, John George Edward Henry Douglas Sutherland Duke of Argyll (I37)
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| 731 | Monumental inscription Dunoon Cemetery Hamilton Street, Dunoon, Argyll Erected By A. SINCLAIR in memory of his brother JOHN who died at Dunoon 22 Nov 1891 aged 69 years also of his son ARCHIBALD who died at Dunoon 24th March 1891 aged 21 years also the above ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR died 2nd of June 1912 aged 86 also his wife ANN McVEAN died 27th Jany 1919 aged 83 years DAVID MORRISON beloved husband of SARAH SINCLAIR died 26th Oct 1959 the above SARAH SINCLAIR died 23 March 1960 Nothing in my hand I bring to they cross I safely cling | SINCLAIR, John (I169)
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| 732 | Monumental inscription Dunoon Cemetery Hamilton Street, Dunoon, Argyll Red granite headstone: Erected By A. SINCLAIR in memory of his brother JOHN who died at Dunoon 22 Nov 1891 aged 69 years also of his son ARCHIBALD who died at Dunoon 24th March 1891 aged 21 years also the above ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR died 2nd of June 1912 aged 86 also his wife ANN McVEAN died 27th Jany 1919 aged 83 years DAVID MORRISON beloved husband of SARAH SINCLAIR died 26th Oct 1959 the above SARAH SINCLAIR died 23 March 1960 Nothing in my hand I bring to they cross I safely cling | SINCLAIR, Archibald (I166)
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| 733 | Monumental inscription Dunoon Cemetery Hamilton Street, Dunoon, Argyll Red granite headstone: Erected By A. SINCLAIR in memory of his brother JOHN who died at Dunoon 22 Nov 1891 aged 69 years also of his son ARCHIBALD who died at Dunoon 24th March 1891 aged 21 years also the above ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR died 2nd of June 1912 aged 86 also his wife ANN McVEAN died 27th Jany 1919 aged 83 years DAVID MORRISON beloved husband of SARAH SINCLAIR died 26th Oct 1959 the above SARAH SINCLAIR died 23 March 1960 Nothing in my hand I bring to they cross I safely cling | MACVEAN, Anne (I170)
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| 734 | Monumental inscription Dunoon Cemetery Hamilton Street, Dunoon, Argyll Red granite headstone: Erected By A. SINCLAIR in memory of his brother JOHN who died at Dunoon 22 Nov 1891 aged 69 years also of his son ARCHIBALD who died at Dunoon 24th March 1891 aged 21 years also the above ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR died 2nd of June 1912 aged 86 also his wife ANN McVEAN died 27th Jany 1919 aged 83 years DAVID MORRISON beloved husband of SARAH SINCLAIR died 26th Oct 1959 the above SARAH SINCLAIR died 23 March 1960 Nothing in my hand I bring to they cross I safely cling | SINCLAIR, Sarah Anne (I201)
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| 735 | Monumental inscription Dunoon Cemetery Hamilton Street, Dunoon, Argyll Red granite headstone: Erected By A. SINCLAIR in memory of his brother JOHN who died at Dunoon 22 Nov 1891 aged 69 years also of his son ARCHIBALD who died at Dunoon 24th March 1891 aged 21 years also the above ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR died 2nd of June 1912 aged 86 also his wife ANN McVEAN died 27th Jany 1919 aged 83 years DAVID MORRISON beloved husband of SARAH SINCLAIR died 26th Oct 1959 the above SARAH SINCLAIR died 23 March 1960 Nothing in my hand I bring to they cross I safely cling | CAMPBELL, David (I202)
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| 736 | Monumental inscription Dunoon Cemetery Hamilton Street, Dunoon, Argyll Red granite headstone: Erected By A. SINCLAIR in memory of his brother JOHN who died at Dunoon 22 Nov 1891 aged 69 years also of his son ARCHIBALD who died at Dunoon 24th March 1891 aged 21 years also the above ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR died 2nd of June 1912 aged 86 also his wife ANN McVEAN died 27th Jany 1919 aged 83 years DAVID MORRISON beloved husband of SARAH SINCLAIR died 26th Oct 1959 the above SARAH SINCLAIR died 23 March 1960 Nothing in my hand I bring to they cross I safely cling | SINCLAIR, Archibald (I205)
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| 737 | Monumental Inscription Norwalk Union Cemetery Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut Robert GEDDES (illegible) March 12, 1876 Aged 61 Years A Native of Scotland Erected by his wife | GEDDES, Robert (I1100)
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| 738 | Monumental Inscription Steele Cemetery Falls City, Richardson County, Nebraska Stephen J. Chavez Our Little Man Apr 28, 1972 - Sept 14, 1976 | CHAVEZ, Spencer Jason (I276)
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| 739 | Monumental inscription [Transcription] John DUPUIS Died Jan. 27, 1897 Aged 52 years 2 mos. 11 days Inscription on Southside of headstone: Francis DUPUIS Died Nov. 17, 1897 Aged 84 years | DUPUIS, John (I327)
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| 740 | Monumental inscription [Transcription] John DUPUIS Died Jan. 27, 1897 Aged 52 years 2 mos. 11 days Inscription on Southside of headstone: Francis DUPUIS Died Nov. 17, 1897 Aged 84 years | DUPUIS, Francis (I410)
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| 741 | Monumental inscription: Bridget I. TANNER 1814-1894 | Bridget (I1167)
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| 742 | Morning (London) Post 2 December 1863 p. 5f The marriage of Major the Hon. Augustus Henry Archibald Anson, V.C. (second surviving son of the late Earl of Lichfield), with the daughter of the Rev. Thomas Legh Claughton, vicar of Kidderminster, honorary canon of Worcester, and formerly professor of poetry in the University of Oxford, was solemnised yesterday at Kidderminster with universal rejoicings. The bride's mother is the Hon. Julia Susannah, daughter of the Rev. William Ward, 10th Baron Ward, and sister of the present Earl of Dudley. The town was a scene of festivities in which Dissenters no less than Churchmen joined, the vicar, though firm in his Churchmanship, being universally beloved for his liberality and tolerance. Kidderminster was decorated with garlands, arches, and flags. The Mayor proposed an address to the vicar from the Town Council, and a present to Miss Claughton; and the children of St. Mary's Schools presented her with a Bible, while her own Sunday class gave her a Prayer-book. Various other demonstrations of goodwill were shown to the family. The bride was attended by eight bridesmaids - the Hon. Lucy Lyttelton, Miss Pearce, Miss Ward and Miss Henrietta Ward, Miss Katherine and Miss Lucy Claughton, Miss Edith Montgomery, and Miss Hemming. The service was performed by the Right Rev. Dr. Morrell, Coadjutor Bishop of Edinburgh (a former curate of Mr. Claughton's), and the Rev. C.J. Mottram, incumbent of St George's, Kidderminster. The wedding breakfast took place at the vicar's residence, Summer-hill, at which 40 guests were present, including the Earl of Dudley, Lady Ward, the Earl and Countess of Lichfield, Lord Elcho, M.P., and Lady Elcho, Mr. W. J. Legh, of Lynne, M.P., and Mrs. Legh, Mr. G. Greenall, M.P., the Bishop (Coadjutor) of Edinburgh, the Hon. Adalbert Anson, the Mayor of Kidderminster, the Rev. H.A. Woodgate, B.D., honorary canon of Worcester, and Miss Eleanor Woodgate, the Rev. E.W. Isaac, Mr. George Barker, &c. | Family: Colonel Honourable Augustus Henry Archibald ANSON / Amelia Maria CLAUGHTON (F70)
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| 743 | Morning (London) Post 29 April 1847 p. 6B DEATH OF THE DUKE OF ARGYLL We regret to state that this venerable nobleman expired on Monday morning last at his seat Inveraray Castle. The Noble Duke our readers will recollect, has suffered for some weeks past from a bodily complaint, but had partially recovered. Some days back he, however, experienced a fatal relapse, and died as abovementioned. He was attended in his last moments by the Duchess of Argyll, the Marquis and Marchioness of Lorne, and other members of his family. The deceased nobleman, John Douglas Edward Henry Campbell, Duke and Earl of Argyll, Marquis of Lorne and Kintyre, Earl of Campbell and Cornal, Viscount and Baron, &c., in the Peerage of Scotland, and Baron Sunbridge and Hamilton in that of Great Britain, was born December 24, 1777, being the son of the celebrated Field-Marshal the fifth Duke of Argyll by the second daughter of John Gunning, Esq., of Castlecoote, Roscomon, and widow of James sixth Duke of Hamilton. In his earlier years the subject of this notice, then a junior member of the noble house of which he died the representative, entered the army, and served with some distinction under his late Royal Highness the Duke of York and the celebrated Sir Ralph Abercrombie. On retiring from a military life he entered the political world, and was returned as the representative of his native county, with which his connection did not cease until a period of more than twenty years had expired. From the time of his retirement from the Lower House in 1821 down to that of his elevation to the Peerage he led a retired life, and resided chiefly on his estates in Dumbartonshire. In 1839, on the death of his brother, the fifth Duke he succeeded to the title and estates of this important branch of the Campbell family. In politics the deceased nobleman was a Conservative, and for many years opposed all changes with regard to agricultural protection. In the dispute between the members of the Church of Scotland, it will be recollected, he took a most prominent part, and introduced a Bill on the subject, which, however, did not become law. As a patron of literary and scientific societies the Duke of Argyll was well known, and his loss in this respect will be much felt. He was a Fellow of the Royal Societies of London and Edinburgh, and was a member of various other institutions. He was Heritable Master of the Queen’s Household, Keeper of the Great Seal and of the official regalia of Scotland, &c., Keeper of Carrick and Dunstaffnage Castle, and Colonel of the Argyll and Bute Militia. The late Duke married three times, viz., first, August 3, 1802, Eliza, eldest daughter of William Campbell, Esq., of Fairfield, Ayrshire, by which lady, who died in 1818, he had no issue; secondly, in 1820, Joan, only daughter and heiress of John Glassell, Esq., of Long Niddvy, East Lothian, who died in 1828; and thirdly, in 1831, Anne, eldest daughter of John Cunningham, Esq., who survives, and who never left his Grace from the moment his complaint attacked him. The deceased had issue by his second marriage John Henry, born in 1821; died in May 1837. George Douglas, Marquis of Lorne, born in April 1823. This young nobleman, who, as our readers are aware, married in 1844 Lady Elizabeth Leveson Gower, eldest daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, has already in public given promise of a brilliant career, and of being a worthy successor to his respected father. Lady Emma Augusta, born March 12, 1825, and Lady Elizabeth, who died young. The family of Campbell is one of the most distinguished in Scotland. In 1445 one of its members first became a Peer by the title of Baron Campbell. The Dukedom bears date 1701, and the English honours 1776. The family estates lay in Argyllshire, Dumbartonshire, and Haddingtonshire. | CAMPBELL, John Douglas Edward Henry Duke of Argyll (I53)
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| 744 | Mr. Douglas Walter CAMPBELL, heir presumptive of the Duke of Argyll *CCS(NA) Genealogist Jules Anderson Note: At the time of his death in 1926, there were only two surviving direct male descendants of George Douglas CAMPBELL, 8th Duke of Argyll, who had lived to see his five sons married: 1. John George Edward Henry Douglas Sutherland CAMPBELL (lately the 9th Duke of Argyll, died in 1914, decessit sine prole) 2. Lord Archibald CAMPBELL (father of Niall Diarmid CAMPBELL, lately the 10th Duke of Argyll, who decessit coelebs sine prole in 1949) 3. Lord Walter CAMPBELL, died in 1889, but was survived by his son, Mr. Douglas Walter CAMPBELL (father of Ian Douglas CAMPBELL, 11th Duke of Argyll) 4. Lord George Granville CAMPBELL, whose son Ivar CAMPBELL decessit coelebs sine prole on 8 January 1916 in the Tigris. 5. Lord Colin CAMPBELL, died at Bombay in 1895, decessit sine prole. | CAMPBELL, Douglas Walter (I31)
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| 745 | National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995. 1892 p. 228 GORDON the Honourable Olivia Rowlandson commonly called CAMPBELL Lady Walter of Ormly Hall Ramsey Isle of Man (wife of Allan Gordon esquire) died 17 August 1892 Administration London 10 October to the said Allan Gordon Effects £3095 15s 2d. | MILNS, Honourable Olivia Rowlandson (I41)
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| 746 | Nettie Belle was cremated. Some cremains were scattered by her granddaughter, Rene, in North Carolina, and some were also scattered in front of her stone at Magnolia Cemetery, DeFuniak Springs, Florida. Her stone was placed in 2017. | HOLDER, Nettie Belle (I792)
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| 747 | Nevada State Journal 14 March 1945 p. 14b Wounded at Iwo Pfc. Clarence L. Chavez, son of Mrs. Louis Chavez of Reno, who has been seriously wounded in action in the battle for Iwo Jima. The Indian youth enlisted in the marine corps one year ago, and has been attached to the Fourth Division. He is now in a naval hospital in the Pacific area. A brother, S-1c Leland Chavez, was reported missing in action recently following the initial attack on Iwo Jima. | CHAVEZ, Clarence Louis (I262)
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| 748 | Nevada State Journal 16 February 1951 p. 12c BIRTHS CHAVEZ - In Reno, Feb. 9, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chavez of Reno, a son. | CHAVEZ, Louis Deloy (I265)
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| 749 | Nevada State Journal 3 August 1969 p. 58c-d Terry Schaertel Glen Campbell: How a Country Boy Survives Stardom He was late. His hotel suite was in confusion. His mangers were making muffled phone calls to locate him. Fifteen minutes later he rambled in - big Glen Travis Campbell in a big green suit, abundant blond hair, holding a big cigar. After and enveloping handshake, he headed immediately to the amplifier, fiddled intently with the dials, picked up a guitar, and absent-mindedly stummed some random sounds. Glen Campbell, the country-boy star in the hectic world of tv, music, and movies is anything but hectic himself. He has about as much hustle and bustle as a stroller on the main street of his home town of Delight, Ark. "Delight is just a little town of 290 people, last I knew. Everybody knows everybody. We lived eight miles out on a farm." (Strum, strum) Glen says that a guitar at least gives him something to do with his hands, and he punctuates his comments with strums. Glen got married when he was only 17. "Didn't last long," he admits. "A conflict of personalities. I was too young." There was a daughter, Debbie, 9, from that marriage. She spends summers with Glen and his present family. At 21, he married Billie Nunley. He met her while playing with his own band in Albuquerque. "Perhaps you were more ready for marriage this time?" I suggested. "Not much," he laughed. "My wife is a great person, though. Sensitive, a great mother and wife. She's a gas!" (Strum, strum). The Campbells live in Laurel Canyon above Los Angeles in the same "nice little house" they have had for four years. Glen spent most of that time accompanying other singers and doing a few of his own releases for Capitol Records. None, however, caused much of a stir. Then in 1967 he became a smash with "Gentle on My Mind." Its success made Tom Smothers aware that his tv program's guitarist had a voice and would be a worthy summer replacement for the Smothers Brothers show last year. Today Campbell has his own CBS-tv show which will resume its second year come September. He also has been signed to make six movies. In the first, "True Grit," he costars with John Wayne, a boyhood idol. "I used to pick cotton to get the money for all his movies," Glen said. Glen's and Billie's children, Travis, 3, and Kelli, 7, are being raised "different, not better, than the way I grew up," he says. "I think Mom and Pop did a good job. I'd like my kids to grow up where I did - the sticks. They'd get a much better outlook on life than in Los Angeles." He himself never finished high school and regrets it now. "But," he adds quickly, "ever since I can remember, this here guitar (strum, strum) was all I ever knew. My father got me a mail-order one when I was four. I was on the radio, regular, by the time I was six." Glen is 30, right on that "don't-trust-anyone-over-30" borderline. But his fans are in all age groups. "They look at life so differently. When they stop me on the street, I like to ask them what they think." Recently a third child, Wesley, was born. Like the other children, Wesley's not being baptized. Says Glen, "We'll wait and let them pick their own religion." His only comment on the new arrival: "He's a gas." Strum, strum. | CAMPBELL, Glen Travis (I614)
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| 750 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: James William DODGE / Living (F257)
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