Margaret Campbell

children included ...

1. John Campbell, b: Londonderry, Ulster, Ireland
2. Charles Campbell, b: c1703 Ireland
3. Hugh Campbell, b: c1714 Ireland.

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https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/198108515/margaret-campbell

Death year is circa.
First wife of Robert Campbell.

Mother of ten children:
Donald Campbell, b. 1692
Dr. John Campbell, b. 1698
Sarah Campbell, b. 1700
Hugh Campbell, b. 1700
William Campbell, b. 1701
Charles McCoy Campbell, b. 1703
Reverend Robert Campbell, II, b. 23 April 1709
Wilson Campbell, b. c. 1693-1705
Stephen Campbell, b. c. 1693-1707
and Unknown Daughter Campbell, b. c. 1693-1710.

Inscription
Margaret Trotter is not the mother of "Dr. John Campbell" or his siblings. Janet Stuart is. Please correct! :)

Deed Book 4, page 201, 27 November 1751. Robert Campbell purchased 220 acres of land in the North River - Long Glade area of Augusta coounty from William Brown and Elizabeth, his wife, and Robert Brown. Corner Jno anderson; corner John Erwin; Thos. Erwin's line. Witnesses: Andrew Erwin, Hugh Cample (sic) [Chalkley, v. 3, p. 301]

Deed Book 12, page 90, 20 August 1765. Robert Campbell and Margaret sold this 220 acre tract to Charles Campbell for 20 pounds; corner Charles Campbell, corner John Erwin. Witnesses: James Trotter, John Craney, Jno Trimble. [Chalkley, V. 3, p. 427]

Will Book 4, page 145, has the Administrator's bond for a Robert Campbell, dated 19 August 1768, with Margaret Campbell (her mark) and Hugh Campbell's bond, administrators, with Charles Campbell, surety. Letters of Administration of his estate were filed 19 August 1768, Augusta Co. Virginia, by his widow. The inventory of Estate was filed 15 November 1768. [Chalkley, v. 3, p. 105.]

Robert Campbell came to the US between 1730 and 1740 and landed in Philadelphia. After living near Landcaster, Pennsylvania, for a short time, moved west and then down the Great Wagon Road to Fort Defiance. This is north of Staunton by 4 miles. Robert and Margaret had three sons and a daughter.

Robert moved from fort Defiance in 1740, moved in 1751 to North River-Long glade next to his son Charles.

The relationship of the three sons, John, Charles, and Hugh, to Robert has been established by Y-DNA testing. DNA testing has proven that this North River Campbell family is not related to the D/M South river Line.

Source: Clan Campbell Society Family Data Sheet for Robert Campbell (1675-1768) and Margaret Buchanan

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Deed Book 4, page 201, 27 November 1751. Robert Campbell purchased 220 acres of land in the North River - Long Glade area of Augusta coounty from William Brown and Elizabeth, his wife, and Robert Brown. Corner Jno anderson; corner John Erwin; Thos. Erwin's line. Witnesses: Andrew Erwin, Hugh Cample (sic) [Chalkley, v. 3, p. 301]

Deed Book 12, page 90, 20 August 1765. Robert Campbell and Margaret sold this 220 acre tract to Charles Campbell for 20 pounds; corner Charles Campbell, corner John Erwin. Witnesses: James Trotter, John Craney, Jno Trimble. [Chalkley, V. 3, p. 427]

Will Book 4, page 145, has the Administrator's bond for a Robert Campbell, dated 19 August 1768, with Margaret Campbell (her mark) and Hugh Campbell's bond, administrators, with Charles Campbell, surety. Letters of Administration of his estate were filed 19 August 1768, Augusta Co. Virginia, by his widow. The inventory of Estate was filed 15 November 1768. [Chalkley, v. 3, p. 105.]

Robert Campbell came to the US between 1730 and 1740 and landed in Philadelphia. After living near Landcaster, Pennsylvania, for a short time, moved west and then down the Great Wagon Road to Fort Defiance. This is north of Staunton by 4 miles. Robert and Margaret had three sons and a daughter.

Robert moved from fort Defiance in 1740, moved in 1751 to North River-Long glade next to his son Charles.

The relationship of the three sons, John, Charles, and Hugh, to Robert has been established by Y-DNA testing. DNA testing has proven that this North River Campbell family is not related to the D/M South river Line.

Source: Clan Campbell Society Family Data Sheet for Robert Campbell (1675-1768) and Margaret Buchanan

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