John CAMPBELL b. c 1855 d. 9 Jan 1857 Dunoon and Kilmun, Argyll, Scotland: Our Family History

1855 - 1857 (2 years)

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Name	John CAMPBELL
Birth	c 1855 [1]
Gender	Male
Burial	Between 9-10 Jan 1857	Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland [1]
	Address: Dunoon Parish High Kirkyard Dunoon, Argyll Scotland
Death	9 Jan 1857	Dunoon and Kilmun, Argyll, Scotland [1]
	Cause: bronchitis - 10 days
	Address: Sandbank, Argyll Scotland
	Death (CR) 1857 Dunoon & Kilmun, Argyll 509/ 3 John CAMPBELL, 2, (child) 1857 January Ninth 4h 0m PM Sandbank 2 years fa: John CAMPBELL, bagpipe player mo: Isabella CAMPBELL, MS MCDONALD Cause: Bronchitis, ten days, as certified by Duncan Jackson, MD who saw deceased on the Eighth January 1857 Burial: Churchyard of Dunoon, Certified by John Currie, Gravedigger Informant: John CAMPBELL, his X mark, father, present, Ephraim Smith, Assistant Registrar, Witness Registered: 1857 January 10th at Dunoon, Ephraim Smith, Assistant Registrar [1]
Person ID	I863	Clan Campbell Genealogy
Last Modified	23 Jul 2025

Father	John CAMPBELL d. Aft 10 Jan 1857
Mother	Isabella MACDONALD d. Aft 10 Jan 1857
Family ID	F348	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Sources
[S32] Deaths (CR) Scotland, 9 Jan 1857, 510/ 3 (Reliability: 3).
Dunoon and Kilmun, Argyll. CAMPBELL, John.

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