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| 801 | Previously styled: Reverend Thomas Legh CLAUGHTON, vicar of Kidderminster, honorary canon of Worcester | CLAUGHTON, Right Reverend Thomas Legh Bishop of St Albans (I157)
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| 802 | Previously styled: George Granville LEVESON-GOWER, Viscount Trentham George Granville LEVESON-GOWER, Earl Gower | SUTHERLAND-LEVESON-GOWER, George Granville Duke of Sutherland (I136)
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| 803 | Previously styled: Princess Alexandrina Victoria (of the House of Hanover) | (HOUSE OF HANOVER), Her Majesty Victoria Alexandrina Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (I66)
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| 804 | Previously styled: Queen Elizabeth, Queen Consort Lady Elizabeth BOWES-LYON | BOWES-LYON, Queen Elizabeth Queen Mother (I80)
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| 805 | Previously styled: Princess Victoria Mary of Teck Known by the Royal Family as: May | Queen Mary of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions (I78)
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| 806 | Previously: Honourable Janet Gladys (AITKEN) CAMPBELL, Duchess of Argyll | AITKEN, Honourable Janet Gladys (I22)
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| 807 | Previously: Louise Hollingsworth Morris (CLEWS) CAMPBELL, Duchess of Argyll | CLEWS, Louise Hollingsworth Morris (I19)
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| 808 | Private Clarence L. CHAVEZ | CHAVEZ, Clarence Louis (I262)
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| 809 | Province of Ontario Certificate of Registration of Death 017326 County of Grey Township of Artemesia 6 days in the Township, for Life in the Province George CAMPBELL, farmer (agricultural industry) Artemesia, Ontario Canadian Citizen, born Ontario 13 December 1871 Scotch racial origin 68 years,3 months, 11 days married to Ada ASTRANDER fa: John CAMPBELL, born Scotland mo: Jean BLACK, born Scotland Informant: William CAMPBELL, Priceville, RR#2, son Burial: L.D.S. Proton Township, 27 March 1940 Permit issued by W.J. Bellamey, Flesherton W.G. Watson, undertaker, Priceville Died 25 March 1940 Cause: Hypostatic Pneumonia due to: cerebral apoplexy (hemisplegia) due to Arteriosclerosis & Hypertension. | CAMPBELL, George (I1343)
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| 810 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Carlton Price SPEER, Jr / Sarah Henderson CAMPBELL (F94)
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| 811 | Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms | WINDSOR, Queen Elizabeth of the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms (I82)
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| 812 | Reno (Nevada) Gazette-Journal 10 August 1972 p. 24e. Obituaries - Louis D. Chavez Louis D. Chavez, a Reno resident for 55 years, died Wednesday in a local hospital. He was 71. Born Feb. 2, 1901, in Michigan, he was a retired employe for the Virginia and Truckee Railroad. Survivors include his daughter, Catherine Johnson of Reno, son Clarence of Reno, 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. A graveside funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Wadsworth Cemetery with the Rev. David Tybo officiating. O'Brien-Rogers & Crosby Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. | CHAVEZ, Louis Deloy (I287)
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| 813 | Reno (Nevada) Gazette-Journal 13 March 1953 p. 14c. Births JOHNSON - in Reno, March 5, 1953, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Reno, a son. | JOHNSON, Robert Lewis (I346)
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| 814 | Reno (Nevada) Gazette-Journal 9 March 1945 p. 18b Indian Sailor Reported Missing Listed as missing in action is Leland C. Chavez, seaman, first class, parents of the well-known Indian youth, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chavez of Reno, received a telegram from the navy department this week advising them of their son's disappearance and adding that details were unavailable at this time. A second son, Pfc. Clarence Chavez, is fighting with the 4th marine division on Iwo Jima. Both boys attended the Reno schools. | CHAVIS, Leland D. (I341)
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| 815 | Report of Birth London, England 11 February 1939 Frances Helen SWEENY 19 June 1937 9:00 AM Beaumont House Nursing Home, Beaumont Street, London, England fa: Charles Francis SWEENY, 29, Company Director Born: Scranton, Penn[sylvani]a 6 Sussex Place, Regents Park, London, England Dates of Residence in US: Scranton, Pa. 1909; California 1909-1015; New York, 1915-1928 Registered as American citizen at this office Passport No. 816 Issued by this office Dated: 27 July 1938 Valid to: 27 July 1940 Date and Place of Marriage: London, England, February 21, 1933 Number of previous children: 0 Number now living: 1 Name and address of physician or nurse: Dr. Cedric Lane Roberts, Sussex Place, Regents Park, London, England Alien Parent: Ethel Margaret SWEENY, nee WHIGHAM, 26 British - Born England Present residence: 6 Sussex Place, Regents Park, London, England Evidence of alien nationality: British Passport No: 25070, issued 25 April 1936 by the Foreign Office, London, England (Signed) Charles Sweeny Passports of parents submitted as well as Certified copy of birth certificate signed by Frank Bethell, Deputy Registrar of Births and Deaths for the Sub-District of All Souls in the Metropolitan Borough of Marylebone, Entry No. 294, dated 10 July 1937, showing birth of Francis Helen SWEENY. Service No. IS. 435 | SWEENY, Frances Helen (I103)
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| 816 | Reverend William WARD, 10th Baron Ward | WARD, Reverend William Baron Ward (I159)
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| 817 | Right Reverend James Colquhoun CAMPBELL Bishop CAMPBELL of Bangor | CAMPBELL, Right Reverend James Colquhoun (I1124)
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| 818 | Royal Mausoleum, Frogmore, Home Park, Windsor | (HOUSE OF HANOVER), Her Majesty Victoria Alexandrina Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (I66)
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| 819 | Scots Magazine 1 March 1826 p. 384 20. [January] At the house of her only surviving son Robert CAMPBELL, late chamberlain of Roseneath, in her 98th year, Mrs Jean STEWART, relict of the late Rev. William CAMPBELL, minister of Kilchrenan and Dalavich, Argyleshire, and daughter of James STEWART, Esq. of Cluny, in the county of Perth, by Elizabeth, sister of Patrick CAMPBELL, Esq. of Monzie, one of the senators of the College of Justice. By all to whom this interesting and venerable lady was known, she cannot but be held in very pleasing remembrance. Of an accomplished mind, and extreme elegance of person and manners, she retained the perfect possession of all her faculties to the last hour of a life distinguished for wisdom and piety. | STEWART, Jane (I1067)
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| 820 | Second daughter of the 13th Earl of Huntingdon | HASTINGS, Ileene Frances Cairns (I1140)
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| 821 | Sir Archibald Islay CAMPBELL 3rd Baronet Campbell of Succoth | CAMPBELL, Sir Archibald Islay Baronet Campbell of Succoth (I148)
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| 822 | Sir Peter J. MACKIE, 1st and last Baronet | MACKIE, Sir Peter J. Baronet (I1146)
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| 823 | Springfield (Missouri) Leader and Press 3 April 1984 p. 3c Funeral set for Campbell's father Funeral service were scheduled for Wednesday for John Wesley "Wes" Campbell, 81, father of country singer and actor Glen Campbell, who died after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were scheduled at the Delight Church of Christ, with burial at 3:30 p.m. at Delight Cemetery, a spokeswoman for Latimer Funeral Home in Nashville, Ark., said Monday. The funeral home said Campbell had been ill for some time, but the nature of the illness was not known. He died at 9:05 a.m. Monday in the home Glen built for him at Billstown, in rural Pike. | CAMPBELL, John Wesley (I616)
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| 824 | St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle | Family: King Edward (HOUSE OF SAXE-COBURG AND GOTHA), of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions and Emperor of India / Queen Alexandra, of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions and Emperor of India (F33)
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| 825 | St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle | HANOVER, Prince Edward Augustus Duke of Kent and Strathearn and Earl of Dublin (I69)
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| 826 | St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle. Further Research Required: Suggested as an alternative place for the ceremony is the Royal Chapel, Buckingham Palace. | Family: John George Edward Henry Douglas Sutherland CAMPBELL, Duke of Argyll / Her Royal Highness Princess Louise Alberta Carolina WINDSOR, Duchess of Argyll (F19)
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| 827 | St Giles Cathedral | Family: Ian CAMPBELL, Duke of Argyll / Iona Mary COLQUHOUN, Duchess of Argyll (F2)
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| 828 | St Joseph (Missouri) Gazette 26 August 1980 p. 6a. Obituary - Ralph McCurry Jr. Ralph B. McCurry Jr., 20, 2325 S. 18th St., died Sunday at a local hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. The accident occurred 11 weeks ago on Highway 59, five miles south of Mound City, Mo. Mr. McCurry was a native of Kansas City, Mo., and lived in Mound City most of his life. He was a heavy equipment operator for Tobin Construction Co., and had moved to St Joseph six months ago. He was a member of the Operating Engineers Local No. 101 in Kansas City, Mo. Survivors include his wife, Renee McCurry of the home; and one daughter Chamie McCurry of the home; his father, Ralph McCurry Sr.; three sisters, Bobbie Brown, Patty McCurry and Melissa McCurry; and one stepsister Jolee McCurry, all of Mound City. Services will be this afternoon at 2 at Crawford funeral home in Mound City. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery, Mound City. | MACCURRY, Ralph Murray (I281)
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| 829 | St Joseph (Missouri) News-Press 6 July 1971 p. 12e-f Mrs Bell Dupuis Member of Iowa Tribe, Dies at 99 (Special to the News-Press) FALLS CITY - Mrs. Bell Dupuis, Falls City, died Sunday at Falls City hospital, where she had been a patient since June 28. She had been in failing health since early spring. Mrs. Dupuis, who was born at Barada, Neb., would have been 100 Oct. 20. She was believed to be the oldest member of the Iowa Indian tribe of which she was a member. Mrs. Dupuis was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harvey Campbell. Her materal grandfather, Antonine Barada, was the son of a French count who came to this country and married and Indian maiden. Antonine Barada was a riverman for whom the town, where Mrs. Dupuis was born, was named. In 188, Mrs. Dupuis was wed to Charles Dupuis, who died in 1940. She was the mother of 11 children, five of whom are surviving. Mrs. Dupuis was well-known in this area for her Indian bead work. Surviving are her daughters, Mrs. William Banks, Albany, Ore.; Mrs Walter Hamilton, Macy, Neb.; Mrs. O. A. Pappan, Sweet Home, Ore,; Mrs Roy Hendershot, Topeka, and Mrs. Sara S. Courtright, Falls City. There are also a number of grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren surviving. A funeral feast and all-night watch will be held at the George Ogden farm southeast of Rulo tonight. An Indian funeral service will be conducted at the Ogden farm tomorrow at 2. Burial will be in the cemetery at White Cloud. | CAMPBELL, Bertha (I307)
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| 830 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F1)
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| 831 | St Oran's Church | CAMPBELL, Michael Eadon Captain of Dunstaffnage (I83)
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| 832 | St. Joseph (Missouri) News-Press 19 December 2007 p. B3a Obituaries - Joann Comer, 1930-2007 Reserve, Kan. - Joann (Campbell) Comer, 77, Reserve, died Saturday, Dec. 15, 2007. Mrs. Comer worked for Disney in Orlando, Fla. Survivors: husband, Bernie; sons, Gene, Vince and Stan Chavez; daughters, Joanne and Denise Chavez; 13 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Memorial service: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, George Ogden Building, White Cloud, Kan. Visitation and dinner: 5 p.m. Wednesday, at Ogden building. Private burial: Thursday, Rulo, Neb., Cemetery. Arrangements: Chapel Oaks Funeral Home, Hiawatha, Kan. | CAMPBELL, Joan (I263)
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| 833 | Stafford House | CAMPBELL, John George Edward Henry Douglas Sutherland Duke of Argyll (I37)
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| 834 | State of Arkansas State Board of Health Bureau of Vital Statistics State File No. [stamped] 1947 Saline, Pike County 9 September 1923 [Name of child - left blank] male fa: Jno W CAMPBELL, 22, farming Delight Born Delight mo: Mary LAMB, 19 Delight Born Delight 2/2 children born and living of this mother, including this child Registered 5 October 1923 at Delight | CAMPBELL, Lindel (I630)
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| 835 | State of Florida Office of Vital Statistics Certified Copy Certificate of Death Florida State File No. 7580 William Alexander URE, Sr., 77 years Died: 15 December 1990 at Humana Hospital Brandon, Brandon, Hillsborough County. Born: 14 September 1913, Linlithgow, Scotland SSN: 338-01-4456 Car Inspector, railroad 2 years college married - Bonnie Arp 125 Laurel Tree Way, Brandon, Hillsborough County, Florida, 33511 fa: William G. URE mo: Jessie WHITE Informant: Bonnie R. Ure, 125 Laurel Tree Way, Brandon, Florida 33511 Cremation - Tampa Bay Crematory, Brandon, Florida Cause: Advanced colon cancer | URE, William Alexander (I1367)
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| 836 | State of Michigan Department of State - Division of Vital Statistics Certificate of Death No. 143 Hamtramck, Detroit, Wayne County 2417 St Aubin Street Adelaide GREEN, wife of J. GREEN, housewife 19 February 1919 (born) 21 December 1859, Michigan 59 years, 1 month, 29 days fa: Orrin CAMPBELL, born Michigan mo: Bohama RICE, born Michigan Informant: Frank Larow, Dearborn, Michigan Cause: Interstitial nephritis (chronic), 1 year Burial: 21 February 1919, Dearborn, Michigan | CAMPBELL, Adelaide (I589)
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| 837 | Stockton (California) Evening and Sunday Record 14 October 1963 p. 12b Reno Boy Killed in Hunting Accident Reno, Oct. 14 (AP) - A Reno boy died yesterday near Pyramid Lake in a hunting accident. He was Robert Lewis Johnson, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson Sr. | JOHNSON, Robert Lewis (I346)
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| 838 | Studied Philosophy | MORTIMER, Mathilda Coster Duchess of Argyll (I24)
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| 839 | Sun (Owen Sound, Ontario) Times 28 April 1932 p. 3d CAMPBELL-BRODIE Markdale, Apr. 28. - A pretty wedding was solemnized at 11 o'clock April 18th at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Brodie, North Glenelg, when their daughter Mildred Kathleen was united in marriage to William Leslie Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell of Priceville. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John Galloway, pastor of North Glenelg Baptist church, in the presence of only the immediate relatives of the bride and groom. The bride, in a gown of blue georgette with brilliant buckles and wearing a white gold pendant set with pearls, the gift of the groom, entered the parlor on the arm of her father. She carried a bouquet of bridal roses, baby fern and pink feathers, knotted with silver ribbon, the gift of her uncle, Mr. R. Brodie, of Toronto. The wedding march was played by Mr. Galloway. During the signing of the register, Mrs. Galloway sang an appropriate solo. Mr. R. J. Brodie and Miss Lena Ellison of Durham signing as witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell left on a motor trip, the bride wearing a sand coat with hat, scarf, gloves and hose to match. The happy couple will reside on a farm on the 4th concession of Glenelg. | Family: William Leslie CAMPBELL / Mildred Kathleen BRODIE (F531)
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| 840 | Sun (Owen Sound, Ontario) Times 28 November 1958 p. 2h Mrs. Ada Campbell Dies in Artemesia In Her 86th Year FLESHERTON - Mrs. Ada Campbell died at the home of her daughter, Mrs Edward Dingwall on South Line of Artemesia Township on Wednesday, November 26 after an illness of six months. She was in her 86th year. Mrs. Campbell was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Andress Ostrander and was born on the Town Line between Proton and Artemesia Township. She was the wife of the late George Campbell who predeceased her in 1940. They had farmed in Proton Township all of their married life. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Martha Plester of Toronto, Mina, Mrs. J. White, and Alma, Mrs. E. Dingwall, both of Artemesia Township, and four sons, Andress of Gait, Albert of Oakville, Robert and George, both of Toronto. Also surviving are two sisters, Emma, Mrs. Alex Richardson, and Alice, Mrs. John Eckhardt, both of Durham. There are 28 grandchildren. The late Mrs Campbell was a member of Salem United Church and while health permitted she took an active interest in the women's organisations of the church at Salem. | OSTRANDER, Ada Agusta (I1348)
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| 841 | Sunday (London) Express 17 October 1965 p. 1c. Duke wants to sell but sons say ‘No’ The Duke of Argyll’s two young sons are opposing him in a petition to the Court of Session for permission to sell part of the family estates. The sons are Ian Campbell the Marquis of Lorne, 17, and eight-year-old Lord Colin Ivar Campbell. Their address is 79, East 79th -street, New York. They live with their mother (the former Duchess of Argyll) Mrs. Louise Timpson. Her marriage to the duke was dissolved in March 1951. Now the duke and three fellow trustees of the previous duke’s settlement say that the only practicable method of running the estate and meeting obligations is by selling some of the property. | CAMPBELL, Ian Douglas Duke of Argyll (I18)
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| 842 | Sydney Morning Herald 1 September 1930 p. 8c VANNECK-CLEWS The marriage of Miss Louise Clews, only daughter of Mr. Henry Clews, of the Chateau of La Napoule, Alpes-Maritimes, FRance and Mrs. Clews, of Biarritz, France, to the Hon. Andrew Nicholas Armstrong Vanneck, second son of the late Hon. and Mrs. W.A. Vanneck, of The Cupola, Saxmunden, Sussex, England, and grandson of the late Dr. and Mrs W. Armstrong, of Toowoomba, Queensland, was celebrated on September 1 at St. Paul's Church, Cannes, France. The Bishop of Gibraltar officiated. The bride was given away by her father, and wore a gown of draped ivory satin, with orange blossoms and white roses. Mr. Edward Jackson was the best man. There were no bridesmaids. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Chateau Garibondy, near Cannes, which was lent for the occasion by Miss Amy Paget. | Family: Honourable Andrew Nicholas Armstrong VANNECK / Louise Hollingsworth Morris CLEWS (F48)
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| 843 | Syracuse (New York) Herald-Journal 3 April 1984 p. 22a Death Announcements John W. Campbell Delight, Ark. (AP) - John Wesley Campbell, a farmer and construction worker and the father of entertainer Glen Campbell, died Sunday at the age of 81. Campbell and his wife, Carrie Dale Stone Campbell, appeared occasionally on their son's network television program in the late 1960s. | CAMPBELL, John Wesley (I616)
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| 844 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I633)
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| 845 | The 1840 Census of Portsmouth, Virginia, recorded the family of Ann D. Campbell. Four females were in the household: 1 between ages 5-10; 1 between 15-20; 1 aged 30-40; and 1 aged 50-60. Presumably, her husband Archibald was at sea, she was aged 30-40; had 2 daughters and a mother living with her. She is not listed in either the 1850 or the 1860 Virginia censuses. | Anne (I416)
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| 846 | The Advocate (Baton Rouge, Louisiana) 9 June 1997 p. 9a American-descended duchess dies by the Associated Press Paris. Mathilda, the American-descended Duchess of Argyll, an ancient Scottish clan, has died in Paris at the age of 71. She died Friday, an obituary notice in Le Monde said. The cause of death was not given. London's Daily Telegraph said she had been in poor health, and for the past three years remained in Paris. Mathilda Costner Mortimer was born August 20, 1925, in Geneva, the daughter of Stanley Mortimer of Litchfield, Conn. She was raised in France by her grandparents and then studied philosophy at Harvard. Divorced in 1961 from her first husband, Clemens Heller, a professor of human sciences in Paris, she married the 11th Duke of Argyll in 1963. Together they enjoyed traveling and Highland dancing and gave lavish parties at the Argyll family seat, Inveraray Castle, in the Scottish county of Argyllshire. After the duke's death in 1973, the duchess kept her homes in France and Scotland. As well as French and English, she spoke fluent German, kept up intellectual interests and privately published a collection of essays and the memoirs of the youngest of three sons from her first marriage, who died in 1974. Four years ago, she enrolled at Britain's Open University for a science foundation course. The duchess is survived by two sons. In 1967, she and the duke had a daughter, Elspeth, who lived only six days. Funeral services will take place at Vezelay in central France on Wednesday, Le Monde said." | MORTIMER, Mathilda Coster Duchess of Argyll (I24)
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| 847 | The couple are recorded as white on the marriage record. | Family: Murray A. CAMPBELL / Ida Mae NEFF (F111)
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| 848 | The death record for Nancy's son, Robert Douglas CAMPBELL, states Nancy was born in Ohio. The Informant was Mrs Robert D. CAMPBELL, her daughter-in-law. This information is second-hand at best and is likely incorrect. | HALLOCK, Nancy Jane (I222)
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| 849 | The following notes are from Ruby CAMPBELL, Clan Campbell Society Genealogist (Emeritus): Will names "daughter Julia C. Godwin, $2000; Ann, widow of son Archibald Campbell, $1000, to be paid out of any money in the hands of my agent, Charles J. Morse, belonging to me and out of any remaining money due me from the US or which may become due me as heir of Richard Campbell, or as heir of Archibald Campbell, or from the residue of annunities due me by the (Sars?) Fox tribes which is provided for in the treaty with them. The balance of estate real and personal to sons Richard Campbell and Vance M. Campbell. To son James M. Campbell, $20 only as he has withdrawn himself from me." Executor: Charles J. Morse, Washington, D. C.; Will was probated 4/27/1838. Witnesses: Benjamin K. Morsell, Sarah Bryan, John D. Clark. Will Book 5, pp. 51-52 (54-65); O.S. 2102; Box 14. [Note: John's age at death is given as 64, thus making his date of birth 1774. But if he married in 1789, he would have been only 13 years old. This age may have been an error. Perhaps his age at death was actually 74 thus making his dob 1764. His age then when married in 1789 would have been 23 -- a much more realistic figure. But this is merely an educated guess. RGC] | CAMPBELL, John (I344)
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| 850 | The following transcription of a historical newspaper article contains terms considered derogatory and inflammatory today. Highland (Doniphan County, Kansas) Vidette 7 February 1901 p. 1c Fatal Shooting on Reservation Two weeks ago at a dance on the Iowa and Sac reservation west of White Cloud, Joe Deroine shot Murray Campbell with a revolver, the ball entering the stomach and passing through the lung. A week later Campbell died as a result of the wound and his assailant has skipped the country. The two were quarter-breed indians, Campbell being regarded a peaceable fellow while Deroine was given to drink and to regarding himself with awe as a bad Indian when stirred up. On this occasion there was litte provocation for the shooting as Campbell had mere attempted to induce Deroine to cease being quarrelsome. Deroine, who is now at large and guilty of the crime of murder, is the young fellow who married Miss Lela Whittaker of Falls City a white girl who came to the reservation some time ago to do missionary work among them. This is the third murder committed on the reservation or by members of those tribes within the past year. One Indian was found by the road side with his throat cut from ear to ear. Another shot a prize fighter while in a billiard room in White Cloud and is not serving out his sentence in the penitentiary. | CAMPBELL, Murray A. (I291)
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