Arabella CAMPBELL b. c 1751 d. 15 Nov 1820: Our Family History

Arabella CAMPBELL

1751 - 1820 (69 years)

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Name	Arabella CAMPBELL
Birth	c 1751 [1]
Gender	Female
Residence	15 Nov 1820	Edinburgh, Scotland [1]
	St Andrews Street
Death	15 Nov 1820 [1]
	Cause: old age
	Address: St Andrews Street
Burial	21 Nov 1820	Canongate, Edinburgh, Scotland [1]
	Burials (OPR) 1820 Canongate, Edinburgh 683/3 300/ 441 No 8 21 November 1820 Miss Arabella CAMPBELL daughter of the late John CAMPBELL Esquire Cashier of Royal Bank St Andrew's Street Died 15 in their[?] own Ground Eastside of the Yard. Old age 69 [1]
Person ID	I1055	Clan Campbell Genealogy \| Campbells of Glenorchy
Last Modified	29 Jul 2025

Father	John CAMPBELL, of the Royal Bank, b. Bef 22 March 1701/02 d. Bef 2 Feb 1777 (Age 74 years)
Mother	Anne Caroline CAMPBELL, b. c 1729 d. Bef 3 Dec 1798 (Age 69 years)
Family ID	F416	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Sources
[S108] Burials (OPR) Scotland, 21 Nov 1820, 685/3 300/ 441 (Reliability: 3).
Canongate, Edinburgh. CAMPBELL, Anabella (died 15 November 1820).

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