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John A. CAMPBELL

John A. CAMPBELL

Male 1873 - Aft 1944  (70 years)


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  • Name John A. CAMPBELL 
    • Also known as "Bee" CAMPBELL; B. CAMPBELL
    Birth c 1871- Dec 1873  Alabama, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [1, 2] 
    Gender Male 
    Census 1 Jun 1880  Chilton County, Alabama, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [2] 
    Beat One, Mim's Cross Roads 
    • 1880 Census
      Chilton County, Alabama
      Beat One, Mim's Cross Roads

      John A. Campbell, 30, married, farmer, can not write, Alabama, (Alabama x2)
      Katie K. Campbell, 33, married, keeping house, can not read/write, Alabama, (Alabama x2)
      Elisa J. Campbell, 10, daughter, single, at home, can not read/write, Alabama, (Alabama x2)
      John A. Campbell, 9, son, single, Alabama, (Alabama x2)
      James A. Campbell, 8, son, single, Alabama, (Alabama x2)
      George W. Campbell, 7, son, single, Alabama, (Alabama x2)
      William T. Campbell, 3, son, single, Alabama, (Alabama x2)
      Mary E. Campbell, 5/12, December, daughter, single, Alabama, (Alabama x2) [2]
    Census 1 Jun 1900  Mineral Springs, Chilton County, Alabama, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [1] 
    • 1900 Census
      Chilton County, Alabama
      Mineral Springs

      John A. Campbell, head, January 1850, 50, married - 29 years, Alabama, (Alabama x2), farmer, 0 months unemployed, can read but not write
      Corryzade Campbell, wife, August 1849, 50, married - 29 years, 9 children / 7 living, Mississippi, (Alabama/Mississippi), can not read or write
      John A. Campbell, son, December 1873, 26, single, Alabama, (Alabama/Mississippi), farm laborer, 0 months unemployed, can read but not write
      William T., son, September 1877, 22, single, Alabama, (Alabama/Mississippi), saw mill labourer, 1 month unemployed, can read but not write
      Lula A. Campbell, daughter, August 1883, 16, single, 0 children / 0 children living, Alabama, (Alabama/Mississippi), farm labourer, 10 months unemployed, attended school 0 months, can not read or write
      Zella F. Edwards, daughter, December 1892, 7, single, 0 children / 0 children living, Alabama, (Alabama x2), attended school 9 months


      Family owns farm free of mortgage - see farm schedule 190.
      Everyone speaks English

      *Zella F. EDWARDS is potentially a granddaughter rather than a daughter of John A. CAMPBELL - further research required.

      Living next door:

      George W. Campbell, head, December 1875, 24, married - 2 years, Alabama, (Alabama/Mississippi), farmer, 0 months unemployed, can read but not write
      Laura A. Campbell, wife, December 1875, 24, married - e years, 1 child / 1 child living, Alabama, (Alabama x2), farm labourer, 2 months unemployed, can read and write
      William N. Campbell, son, September 1898, 1, single, Alabama, Alabama x2), can not read or write


      Family owns farm free of mortgage - see farm schedule 191
      Everyone speaks English [1]
    Occupation 1 Jun 1900  Mineral Springs, Chilton County, Alabama, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [1] 
    farm labourer 
    Residence 31 Jan 1932-4 May 1944  Calera, Shelby County, Alabama, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [3, 4, 5] 
    Death Aft 4 May 1944  [5] 
    Person ID I1243  Clan Campbell Genealogy
    Last Modified 20 Oct 2025 

    Father John A. CAMPBELL,   b. c January 1850, Alabama, USA Find all individuals with events at this locationd. 25 Jan 1941, Jemison, Chilton County, Alabama, USA Find all individuals with events at this location (Age 91 years) 
    Mother Catherine K.,   b. c 1847, Alabama, USA Find all individuals with events at this locationd. Aft 1 June 1900 (Age 53 years) 
    Marriage c 1870  [1] 
    Family ID F490  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

    Family   
    Marriage Bef 31 Jan 1932  [3] 
    Children 
    +1. Gladys Ruth CAMPBELL
    Family ID F489  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
    Last Modified 14 Oct 2025 

  • Sources 
    1. [S69] Census records (USA), 1 Jun 1900, Sheet 11A. (Reliability: 3).
      Mineral Springs, Chilton County, Alabama. CAMPBELL, John A. (head) (visitation 22 June 1900). DN 199. FN 200. ED 24. SD 2. Roll T623_7.

    2. [S69] Census records (USA), 1 Jun 1880, p. 19. (Reliability: 3).
      Beat One, Chilton County, Alabama. CAMPBELL, John A. [head]. (visitation 12 June 1880). DN 154. FN 158. ED27. SD 2. Roll T9_6. [stamped p. 11].

    3. [S122] (Clanton, Alabama) Union-Banner, 4 Feb 1932, p. 8e (Reliability: 2).
      Items from Stanton: Celebrates Birthday.

    4. [S122] (Clanton, Alabama) Union-Banner, 30 Jan 1941, p. 8f (Reliability: 2).
      Obituary. CAMPBELL, John A.

    5. [S122] (Clanton, Alabama) Union-Banner, 4 May 1944, p. 1e. (Reliability: 2).
      Obituary. CAMPBELL, Mr. William Thomas.


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