Family Group Sheet for Lachlan CAMPBELL / Christian MACGIBBON (F396) m. 9 Jun 1858 : Our Family History

m. 9 Jun 1858

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Lachlan CAMPBELL

Male
Lachlan CAMPBELL

Birth	c 1827
Death
Burial
Marriage	9 Jun 1858 [1]	Glenorchy and Inishail, Argyll, Scotland [1]
Type	Banns; Free Church of Scotland
Father	Archibald CAMPBELL \| F395 Group Sheet
Mother	Elizabeth MACDOUGALL \| F395 Group Sheet

Christian MACGIBBON

Female
Christian MACGIBBON

Birth	c 1834-1837
Death
Burial
Father	Duncan MACGIBBON \| F397 Group Sheet
Mother	Janet MACKINLAY \| F397 Group Sheet

Notes

Marriages (CR) 1858
Glenorchy and Inishail, Argyll
512/ 3

On the ninth day of June 1858 at Barbreck Marriage after Banns was Solmenised between us according to the Forms of the Free Church of Scotland

(signed)
Lachlan CAMPBELL, 31, crofter, bachelor, no relationship
at Barbreck, Inishail

fa: Archibald CAMPBELL, cottar
mo: Betsy CAMPBELL, MS MCDOUGALL

(signed)
Christian MCGIBBLON, 21(4?), house servant, spinster
do [Barbreck?], Inishail

fa: Duncan MCGIBBON, farmer
mo: Janet MCGIBBON, MS MCKINLAY

(signed)
Duncan McLean, Minister of Free Church, Glenorchy
(signed)
Peter CAMPBELL, witness
(signed)
Donald MacIntyre, witness

The above Marriage was Registered by me at Glenorchy Schoolhouse on the twelfth day of June, 1858. John Cameron, Registrar. [1]

Sources
[S55] Marriages (CR) Scotland, 9 Jun 1858, 512/ 3 (Reliability: 3).
Glenorchy and Inishail, Argyll. CAMPBELL, Lachlan and MCGIBBON, Christian.

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