Flora CAMPBELL b. c 1785 d. 20 Jan 1860 Cumlodden, Argyll, Scotland: Our Family History

1785 - 1860 (75 years)

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Name	Flora CAMPBELL
Birth	c 1785 [1]
Gender	Female
Death	20 Jan 1860	Cumlodden, Argyll, Scotland [1]
	Cause: debility, 2 months
	Address: (illegible) Cumlodden, Argyll Scotland
	Death (CR) 1860 Cumlodden, Argyll 509/ 1 Flora MUNRO, 75, (widow) 1860 January Twentieth 2h PM (Illegible) fa: Alexander CAMPBELL, farmer (deceased) mo: Isabella CAMPBELL, MS PAUL (deceased) cause: debility, 2 months, no medical attendant burial: Killeaven Burial ground, certified by Duncan MUNRO Informant: Duncan MUNRO, son Registered: 1860 January 27 at Achindrain, Edward McCallum, Registrar [1]
Burial	Aft 20 Jan 1860	Cumlodden, Argyll, Scotland [1]
	Address: Killevin Burial Ground Cumlodden, Argyll Scotland
Person ID	I821	Clan Campbell Genealogy
Last Modified	22 Jul 2025

Father	Alexander CAMPBELL d. Bef 20 Jan 1860
Mother	Isabella PAUL d. Bef 20 Jan 1860
Family ID	F333	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family MUNRO d. Bef 20 Jan 1860

Children

1. Duncan MUNRO d. Aft 27 Jan 1860

Family ID F334 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 22 Jul 2025

Sources
[S32] Deaths (CR) Scotland, 20 Jan 1860, 509/ 2 (Reliability: 3).
Cumlodden, Argyll. MUNRO, Flora.

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