CAMPBELL d. Aft 16 Sep 1905: Our Family History

- Aft 1905

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Name	CAMPBELL
Gender	Male
Occupation	16 Sep 1905	Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland [1]
	minister
Death	Aft 16 Sep 1905 [1]
Person ID	I1089	Clan Campbell Genealogy
Last Modified	29 Jul 2025

Father	Reverend James R. CAMPBELL d. Bef 15 Sep 1905
Mother	Catherine M. FRASER, b. 5 Aug 1816 d. Bef 15 Sep 1905 (Age 89 years)
Marriage	2 Jul 1840	Kilchrenan, Argyll, Scotland [1, 2]
	Address: Kilchrenan Manse
	Witness (Edinburgh) 8 July 1840 p. 3g Marriage Announcements At Kilchrenan Manse, on the 2d instant, by the Rev. Duncan M'Lean, minister of Glenorchy, the Rev. James R. CAMPBELL, Glenorchy, to Catherine M. FRASER, youngest daughter of the late Rev. William Fraser of Kilchrenan [2]
Family ID	F434	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

[S112] Campbeltown (Scotland) Courier, 16 Sep 1905, p. 2g (Reliability: 2).
Death announcements. CAMPBELL, Mrs Katherine M.
[S107] Witness (Edinburgh), 8 Jul 1840, p. 3g (Reliability: 2).
Marriage announcements. CAMPBELL, Reverend James R. and FRASER, Catherine M.

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