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About Capt. Moses Campbell
Captain Moses Campbell and his family travelled as cabin passengers on the Blenheim. The Blenheim, under the command of Captain John Grey, left Greenock in Scotland on 25 August 1840, and arrived in Port Nicholson, New Zealand, on 27 December 1840. Source: https://blenheim175.wordpress.com/2015/02/18/captain-moses-campbell...
Campbell, Captain Moses.—Another of the oldest settlers, a Highlander of the good old school, and at one time a Captain in the 73rd Highlanders. Captain Campbell saw a lot of service in the early years of the last century, and later on, having sold out, came to New Zealand with his family and settled in Taranaki. But he did not remain there long, preferring Wanganui, and settling here in about 1846. His farm at Wiritoa, named after a lovely little lake about four miles from town on the south side of the River Wanganui, is one of the best and most favourably known homesteads in the district. Here Captain Campbell and his family lived many years, and here the genial, kindly, hospitable old Highland gehtleman died in 1861, aged 75 years—a Highland laird and gentleman of the old school, truly! Captain Campbell brought up a large family of sons and daughters, most of whom are "in the land of the living," some here, and some in other parts of the colony. His third son. Mr. Ewen Campbell, is in possession of Wiritoa farm; is Chairman of the Wanganui Meat Freezing Company, and a most useful, highly respected settler to "boot."
Source: Wanganui old settlers by James Garland Woon (1902)
Capt. Moses Campbell's Timeline
1787 |
1787
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Auch, Upper Glenorchy, Ayrshire, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1830 |
October 24, 1830
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Scotland, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1832 |
1832
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Argyllshire, Scotland, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1834 |
1834
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Argyllshire, Scotland, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1835 |
1835
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Argyllshire, Scotland, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1838 |
1838
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Scotland, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1841 |
May 13, 1841
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Petone, Wellington, New Zealand
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1843 |
5, 1843
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New Zealand
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1845 |
1845
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Whanganui, Manawatū-Whanganui, North Island, New Zealand
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