John CAMPBELL b. c 1789: Our Family History

1789 -

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Name	John CAMPBELL
Birth	c 1789 [1]
Gender	Male
Residence	Indiana, USA [1]
Person ID	I703	Clan Campbell Genealogy
Last Modified	14 Jul 2025

Father	John CAMPBELL, b. c 1756, Perth, Perthshire, Scotland d. 27 Mar 1801, Jefferson City, Jefferson County, Tennessee, USA (Age 45 years)
Mother	Ursula CORLEY, b. 2 Mar 1755, Norfolk, British Colony of Virginia d. Aug 1804, Jefferson City, Jefferson County, Tennessee, USA (Age 49 years)
Marriage	c 1776 [2]
Notes	It remains unproven that John CAMPBELL and Ursula CORLEY are the parents of the five children attached. Further, the order of the potential children's birth is unknown. Jane or Elizabeth is alleged to have married a Mr. GOUCH. Further research is required to support such a claim. [1]
Family ID	F273	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

[S59] Clan Campbell Society (NA) Member Genealogical Data Submission, (1991), No. 1.
MILLS. [Member identity protected for privacy. Further information is available from the Clan Campbell Society Genealogist].
[S59] Clan Campbell Society (NA) Member Genealogical Data Submission, (2025), No. 6.
HILL. [Member identity protected for privacy. Further information is available from the Clan Campbell Society Genealogist].

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