James C Campbell

Birth30 Jan 1700 - Campbeltown, Argyllshire, Scotland

Death1780 - Cape Fear, Chatham, North Carolina, USA (Buried: Campbell Cemetery

MotherLady Elizabeth TOLLEMACHE (TALMASH) Campbell

FatherArchibald Campbell, 10th Earl, 2nd Duke of Argyll

Born in Campbeltown, Argyllshire, Scotland on 30 Jan 1700 to Archibald Campbell, 10th Earl, 2nd Duke of Argyll and Lady Elizabeth TOLLEMACHE (TALMASH) Campbell. James C Campbell married Elizabeth Hallom (Kennedy Campbell Thomasson Watkins) and had 9 children. He passed away on 1780 in Cape Fear, Chatham, North Carolina, USA (Buried: Campbell Cemetery.

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Parents

Archibald Campbell, 10Th Earl, 2Nd Duke Of Argyll
1658 - 1703

Lady Elizabeth Tollemache (Talmash) Campbell
1659 - 1735

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Hallom (Kennedy Campbell Thomasson Watkins)
1744 - 1818

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Loveday Campbell
1753 - 1786

Elizabeth "Betsy" Campbell
1768 - Unknown

Isabella Campbell
1768 - Unknown

Margaret Campbell
1762 - 1841

Alexander Campbell
1755 - 1791

Captain John Campbell
1743 - 1824

William Campbell
1750 - Unknown

Colin Campbell
1753 - Unknown

James Campbell
1746 - 1816

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