George William CAMPBELL b. 15 June 1830 Mansfield, Tolland County, Connecticut, USA d. 30 Sep 1915: Our Family History

George William CAMPBELL

1830 - 1915 (85 years)

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Name	George William CAMPBELL
Birth	15 June 1830	Mansfield, Tolland County, Connecticut, USA [1]
Gender	Male
Education	Mansfield, Tolland County, Connecticut, USA [1]
	public schools
Occupation	New York City, New York County, USA [1]
	engaged in the silk business
Occupation	Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA [1]
	farmer
Occupation	Aft 1860-30 Sep 1915	Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA [1]
	book seller
Death	30 Sep 1915 [1]
Person ID	I573	Clan Campbell Genealogy
Last Modified	29 May 2025

Father	Andrew CAMPBELL, b. c 1790, Mansfield, Tolland County, British Colony of Connecticut d. c 1835 (Age 45 years)
Mother	Sarah BARROWS
Marriage	28 Sep 1814 [1]
Family ID	F229	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Sarah A. BISSELL, b. 15 Apr 1831, Manchester, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA

Children

+	1. Andrew Storrs CAMPBELL, b. 8 Feb 1875, East Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA

Family ID F230 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 29 May 2025

Sources
[S92] Hart, Samuel et al., Encyclopedia of Connecticut Biography, ((1917) Boston: American Historical Society), pp. 235-237.

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