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Hi,
could anyone help me with my great, great grandfather John angus Campbell, who
married 17 october 1864 one Sarah ann Harris b. 1842 in Launceston. they had
john henry 1866, henrietta 1868, alfred andrew 1871, robert boyden 1873, louis
edgar(my great grandfather) 1875, ethel emily 1878, oscar william 1880, and
george clarence llew 1886. All were born at River Don near Devonport in northern
tasmania.
John angus 's death certificate says he was from Stirling in scotland, but
tradition also mentions kilmarnock. He worked as a clerk and died 3 december
1919. His death certificate gives his age as 89.
I would love to hear from any other descendents or anyone who has knowledge of
his parentage.
Many thanks
colette

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Hi everyone
My name is Katrina Smythe. My mother was a Campbell and I have so far
traced her grandfather John Campbell to Glasgow. All I know is he
arrived in Australia before 1896 when he married Ellen Elizabeth
Giles in Sydney. His parents were John Campbell and Adelaide
MacIntyre (from his marriage certificate). I've found IGI entries for
his birth, his parents' marriage and 2 siblings.
My grandfather's name was Adam John or John Adam but known as Jack.
born 1905, died 1975. His siblings were:
Alexander born 1896 served in WWI in AIF, I believe he married
Hanorah P Linkenbach in 1920;
William F born 1902 married but don't know who to;
Ellen Elizabeth born 1917 married Maurice Bennett;
James born after 1918 (someone who looked for him on the 1918 bdm cd
couldn't find him) married Jean (can't find their marriage either).
There were 2 others who died very young.
I'm hoping someone here may know of these Campbells.
The 3 brothers apart from my grandfather had a paint factory called
Brigadier Paints in Waterloo and later Mortlake, Sydney.
My grandfather had a falling out with his brothers over unions and
walked out of the business, to become active in the Brewer's union.
I think Mum saw her cousins as a child but when we were young there
was no contact to speak of. In the few years before Mum died in 1992
she did spend some time with Jim and his wife Jean. I've spent $$$$
on phone calls trying to find them where I thought they lived but no
luck. I really hope I'm not too late. I'm still getting over finding
out that 3 of Mum's aunts and uncles on her Mum's side died in the
last few years, one only last year aged 94.
There are 2 of Mum's brothers still alive. I have gotten some info
from them and am waiting on certificates etc from them. They both
seem to find it hard to talk about the past and their sister has no
interest at all.
Regards
Katrina

How  about  adding  your  Campbells to our Database on the list (under
FILES on the yahooo page).
Some  day  we  may  be  able to list every Campbell and help
reserchers!

Gillian
o> Hi everyone
o> My name is Katrina Smythe. My mother was a Campbell and I have so far
o> traced her grandfather John Campbell to Glasgow. All I know is he
o> arrived in Australia before 1896 when he married Ellen Elizabeth
o> Giles in Sydney. His parents were John Campbell and Adelaide
o> MacIntyre (from his marriage certificate). I've found IGI entries for
o> his birth, his parents' marriage and 2 siblings.
o> My grandfather's name was Adam John or John Adam but known as Jack.
o> born 1905, died 1975. His siblings were:
o> Alexander born 1896 served in WWI in AIF, I believe he married
o> Hanorah P Linkenbach in 1920;
o> William F born 1902 married but don't know who to;
o> Ellen Elizabeth born 1917 married Maurice Bennett;
o> James born after 1918 (someone who looked for him on the 1918 bdm cd
o> couldn't find him) married Jean (can't find their marriage either).
o> There were 2 others who died very young.
o> I'm hoping someone here may know of these Campbells.
o> The 3 brothers apart from my grandfather had a paint factory called
o> Brigadier Paints in Waterloo and later Mortlake, Sydney.
o> My grandfather had a falling out with his brothers over unions and
o> walked out of the business, to become active in the Brewer's union.
o> I think Mum saw her cousins as a child but when we were young there
o> was no contact to speak of. In the few years before Mum died in 1992
o> she did spend some time with Jim and his wife Jean. I've spent $$$$
o> on phone calls trying to find them where I thought they lived but no
o> luck. I really hope I'm not too late. I'm still getting over finding
o> out that 3 of Mum's aunts and uncles on her Mum's side died in the
o> last few years, one only last year aged 94.
o> There are 2 of Mum's brothers still alive. I have gotten some info
o> from them and am waiting on certificates etc from them. They both
o> seem to find it hard to talk about the past and their sister has no
o> interest at all.
o> Regards
o> Katrina

Hi colette,
Can you add your Campbells to the Database in the Files section of the
Yahoo home page?

Adding your Campbells may make a onnction som day!
best wishes,

Gillian
cc> Hi,
cc> could anyone help me with my great, great grandfather John angus Campbell,
who married 17 october 1864 one Sarah ann Harris b. 1842 in Launceston. they had
john henry 1866, henrietta 1868, alfred
cc> andrew 1871, robert boyden 1873, louis edgar(my great grandfather) 1875,
ethel emily 1878, oscar william 1880, and george clarence llew 1886. All were
born at River Don near Devonport in northern
cc> tasmania.
cc> John angus 's death certificate says he was from Stirling in scotland, but
tradition also mentions kilmarnock. He worked as a clerk and died 3 december
1919. His death certificate gives his age
cc> as 89.
cc> I would love to hear from any other descendents or anyone who has knowledge
of his parentage.
cc> Many thanks
cc> colette

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---no takers??? dang :(
cheers
Bernadette


  In CampbellsAustralia@yahoogroups.com, "Bernadette" <bernitree@h...>
wrote:
>
>
>
> I am following the family of Henry campell who married Emma
> Spurrett ,Presbyterian,Parramatta,1870
> Emma and her sister Caroline arr sydney via "Euphrates" 1852
>
> Their son Duncan Campell born 1870,sydney was a headstone mason who
> married Adelaide Lillian Montgomery in 1915.She had also been known
> as Lilly De Vere and gaaaave her maiden name as Du Valle.
>
> Duncan and Adelaiede lived at Kogarah/Cooks River area on the land
> which now houses the Airport Hilton.
>
> cheers
> Bernadette

On Mon, 5 Apr 2004 07:31:25 +0930, you wrote:

>How  about  adding  your  Campbells to our Database on the list (under
>FILES on the yahooo page).
>Some  day  we  may  be  able to list every Campbell and help
>reserchers!
>
>Gillian

Hi

I just started doing the database then it stopped allowing me to enter
data. When I tried to edit it, I was told I didn't have permission.

Katrina
>o> Hi everyone
>o> My name is Katrina Smythe. My mother was a Campbell and I have so far
>o> traced her grandfather John Campbell to Glasgow. All I know is he
>o> arrived in Australia before 1896 when he married Ellen Elizabeth
>o> Giles in Sydney. His parents were John Campbell and Adelaide
>o> MacIntyre (from his marriage certificate). I've found IGI entries for
>o> his birth, his parents' marriage and 2 siblings.
>o> My grandfather's name was Adam John or John Adam but known as Jack.
>o> born 1905, died 1975. His siblings were:
>o> Alexander born 1896 served in WWI in AIF, I believe he married
>o> Hanorah P Linkenbach in 1920;
>o> William F born 1902 married but don't know who to;
>o> Ellen Elizabeth born 1917 married Maurice Bennett;
>o> James born after 1918 (someone who looked for him on the 1918 bdm cd
>o> couldn't find him) married Jean (can't find their marriage either).
>o> There were 2 others who died very young.
>o> I'm hoping someone here may know of these Campbells.
>o> The 3 brothers apart from my grandfather had a paint factory called
>o> Brigadier Paints in Waterloo and later Mortlake, Sydney.
>o> My grandfather had a falling out with his brothers over unions and
>o> walked out of the business, to become active in the Brewer's union.
>o> I think Mum saw her cousins as a child but when we were young there
>o> was no contact to speak of. In the few years before Mum died in 1992
>o> she did spend some time with Jim and his wife Jean. I've spent $$$$
>o> on phone calls trying to find them where I thought they lived but no
>o> luck. I really hope I'm not too late. I'm still getting over finding
>o> out that 3 of Mum's aunts and uncles on her Mum's side died in the
>o> last few years, one only last year aged 94.
>o> There are 2 of Mum's brothers still alive. I have gotten some info
>o> from them and am waiting on certificates etc from them. They both
>o> seem to find it hard to talk about the past and their sister has no
>o> interest at all.
>o> Regards
>o> Katrina
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

Hi Katrina,
that's  weird, as another member has entered her details too..  can
you try again?

Gillian


K> On Mon, 5 Apr 2004 07:31:25 +0930, you wrote:

>>How  about  adding  your  Campbells to our Database on the list (under
>>FILES on the yahooo page).
>>Some  day  we  may  be  able to list every Campbell and help
>>reserchers!
>>
>>Gillian

K> Hi

K> I just started doing the database then it stopped allowing me to enter
K> data. When I tried to edit it, I was told I didn't have permission.

K> Katrina
>>o> Hi everyone
>>o> My name is Katrina Smythe. My mother was a Campbell and I have so far
>>o> traced her grandfather John Campbell to Glasgow. All I know is he
>>o> arrived in Australia before 1896 when he married Ellen Elizabeth
>>o> Giles in Sydney. His parents were John Campbell and Adelaide
>>o> MacIntyre (from his marriage certificate). I've found IGI entries for
>>o> his birth, his parents' marriage and 2 siblings.
>>o> My grandfather's name was Adam John or John Adam but known as Jack.
>>o> born 1905, died 1975. His siblings were:
>>o> Alexander born 1896 served in WWI in AIF, I believe he married
>>o> Hanorah P Linkenbach in 1920;
>>o> William F born 1902 married but don't know who to;
>>o> Ellen Elizabeth born 1917 married Maurice Bennett;
>>o> James born after 1918 (someone who looked for him on the 1918 bdm cd
>>o> couldn't find him) married Jean (can't find their marriage either).
>>o> There were 2 others who died very young.
>>o> I'm hoping someone here may know of these Campbells.
>>o> The 3 brothers apart from my grandfather had a paint factory called
>>o> Brigadier Paints in Waterloo and later Mortlake, Sydney.
>>o> My grandfather had a falling out with his brothers over unions and
>>o> walked out of the business, to become active in the Brewer's union.
>>o> I think Mum saw her cousins as a child but when we were young there
>>o> was no contact to speak of. In the few years before Mum died in 1992
>>o> she did spend some time with Jim and his wife Jean. I've spent $$$$
>>o> on phone calls trying to find them where I thought they lived but no
>>o> luck. I really hope I'm not too late. I'm still getting over finding
>>o> out that 3 of Mum's aunts and uncles on her Mum's side died in the
>>o> last few years, one only last year aged 94.
>>o> There are 2 of Mum's brothers still alive. I have gotten some info
>>o> from them and am waiting on certificates etc from them. They both
>>o> seem to find it hard to talk about the past and their sister has no
>>o> interest at all.
>>o> Regards
>>o> Katrina
>>

Hi Bernadette,
B> ---no takers??? dang :(

Not  yet!!   How about adding your details to the Database on the home
site  for  Capbells  at  yahoo?  Eventually we may cover the world and
list every Campbell that ever was ;-)

Gillian
B> cheers
B> Bernadette


B> In CampbellsAustralia@yahoogroups.com, "Bernadette" <bernitree@h...>
B> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> I am following the family of Henry campell who married Emma
>> Spurrett ,Presbyterian,Parramatta,1870
>> Emma and her sister Caroline arr sydney via "Euphrates" 1852
>>
>> Their son Duncan Campell born 1870,sydney was a headstone mason who
>> married Adelaide Lillian Montgomery in 1915.She had also been known
>> as Lilly De Vere and gaaaave her maiden name as Du Valle.
>>
>> Duncan and Adelaiede lived at Kogarah/Cooks River area on the land
>> which now houses the Airport Hilton.
>>
>> cheers
>> Bernadette




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I'll try again later tonight or tomorrow.

Katrina

>Hi Katrina,
>that's  weird, as another member has entered her details too..  can
>you try again?
>
>Gillian
>
>
>K> On Mon, 5 Apr 2004 07:31:25 +0930, you wrote:
>
>>>How  about  adding  your  Campbells to our Database on the list (under
>>>FILES on the yahooo page).
>>>Some  day  we  may  be  able to list every Campbell and help
>>>reserchers!
>>>
>>>Gillian
>
>K> Hi
>
>K> I just started doing the database then it stopped allowing me to enter
>K> data. When I tried to edit it, I was told I didn't have permission.
>
>K> Katrina
>>>o> Hi everyone
>>>o> My name is Katrina Smythe. My mother was a Campbell and I have so far
>>>o> traced her grandfather John Campbell to Glasgow. All I know is he
>>>o> arrived in Australia before 1896 when he married Ellen Elizabeth
>>>o> Giles in Sydney. His parents were John Campbell and Adelaide
>>>o> MacIntyre (from his marriage certificate). I've found IGI entries for
>>>o> his birth, his parents' marriage and 2 siblings.
>>>o> My grandfather's name was Adam John or John Adam but known as Jack.
>>>o> born 1905, died 1975. His siblings were:
>>>o> Alexander born 1896 served in WWI in AIF, I believe he married
>>>o> Hanorah P Linkenbach in 1920;
>>>o> William F born 1902 married but don't know who to;
>>>o> Ellen Elizabeth born 1917 married Maurice Bennett;
>>>o> James born after 1918 (someone who looked for him on the 1918 bdm cd
>>>o> couldn't find him) married Jean (can't find their marriage either).
>>>o> There were 2 others who died very young.
>>>o> I'm hoping someone here may know of these Campbells.
>>>o> The 3 brothers apart from my grandfather had a paint factory called
>>>o> Brigadier Paints in Waterloo and later Mortlake, Sydney.
>>>o> My grandfather had a falling out with his brothers over unions and
>>>o> walked out of the business, to become active in the Brewer's union.
>>>o> I think Mum saw her cousins as a child but when we were young there
>>>o> was no contact to speak of. In the few years before Mum died in 1992
>>>o> she did spend some time with Jim and his wife Jean. I've spent $$$$
>>>o> on phone calls trying to find them where I thought they lived but no
>>>o> luck. I really hope I'm not too late. I'm still getting over finding
>>>o> out that 3 of Mum's aunts and uncles on her Mum's side died in the
>>>o> last few years, one only last year aged 94.
>>>o> There are 2 of Mum's brothers still alive. I have gotten some info
>>>o> from them and am waiting on certificates etc from them. They both
>>>o> seem to find it hard to talk about the past and their sister has no
>>>o> interest at all.
>>>o> Regards
>>>o> Katrina
>>>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

Gillian

I'm having a hard time with the database. I chose the blank template
but didn't know what to do next, with the columns etc. The help seems
to assume prior knowledge of using them. Sorry if I'm being thick!

Katrina

Click DATABASE
the Campbell file second down, in the green line is
the one.   TYo the left is a EDIT or DELETE
Click EDIT to add.

I was worried it may only be me that could do it, but
someoe else (goofychick) has added hers, so it must be
accessible to others.
best wishes

Gillian


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Gillian

I'm having a hard time with the database. I chose the
blank template
but didn't know what to do next, with the columns etc.
The help seems
to assume prior knowledge of using them. Sorry if I'm
being thick!

Katrina



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Hi Katrina,

You need to click on the "Campbells" on the green line which opens
up the database, then click on "add record". I think this should
work.

Cathy.

--- In CampbellsAustralia@yahoogroups.com, Katrina <kesmythe@h...>
wrote:
>
> Sorry, but it says I don't have permission to edit it.
>
> Katrina
>
> >Click DATABASE
> >the Campbell file second down, in the green line is
> >the one.   TYo the left is a EDIT or DELETE
> >Click EDIT to add.
> >
> >I was worried it may only be me that could do it, but
> >someoe else (goofychick) has added hers, so it must be
> >accessible to others.
> >best wishes
> >
> >Gillian
> >
> >
> > --- oduibne777 <kesmythe@h...> wrote:
> >---------------------------------
> >
> >Gillian
> >
> >I'm having a hard time with the database. I chose the
> >blank template
> >but didn't know what to do next, with the columns etc.
> >The help seems
> >to assume prior knowledge of using them. Sorry if I'm
> >being thick!
> >
> >Katrina
> >
> >
> >
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Hi Katrina,
As someone else had added to it, I thought it was all go!! Sorry ;-(
I have now read the instructions, and found I gave to go in to the EDIT function
and set it so that anyone else can add records.

It should be all go now - hope everyoe adds all their rellies!

Thanks for persevering with it,

Gillian

----- Original Message -----

From: Gillian

To: CampbellsAustralia@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 2:29 PM

Subject: [CampbellsAustralia] Adding records to the Database

Hi Katrina,
As someone else had added to it, I thought it was all go!! Sorry ;-(  
I have now read the instructions, and found I gave to go in to the EDIT function and set it so that anyone else can add records.

It should be all go now - hope everyoe adds all their rellies!

Thanks for persevering with it,

Gillian

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Thanks for adding your records Cathy, let's hope we
eventually have a roll call of every Campbell who ever
existed! It may help others in their search - there
MUST be connections somewhere!


Gillian
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Hello Gillian

Finally had time tonight to do it and it worked fine, but I think
there's too much info in the children column, it looks messy!

Thanks for hosting this group, it's a great idea.

Kind regards
Katrina

> Hi Katrina,
> As someone else had added to it, I thought it was all go!! Sorry ;-
(
> I have now read the instructions, and found I gave to go in to the
EDIT function and set it so that anyone else can add records.
>
> It should be all go now - hope everyoe adds all their rellies!
>
> Thanks for persevering with it,
>
> Gillian

Hi Katrina,
whether messy or not, ANY information what helps is a
treasure!

I hope every with a campbell connection will add to
it, I find there are so many Campbells, especially
with the same first name, that it would be great to
have one large resource to consult.

Gillian


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Hi fellow Campbell researchers- thought Gillians database a great
idea, our list shows 64 members. It would be great to get all the
members to add too the database, amazing how many of us can help each
other. No matter how small, a small piece could be the link some one
else is looking for. Or entering certificates we have obtained, to
only find they do not belong to us. (Donald and Hugh Campbell, could
someone not be a little more original!! searching is a nightmare, and
expensive!) But may help someone else on the list. Come on
Campbell's!! See many of you out there can put your info on the
database.
Frances (Campbell)

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Welcome to our new members, and I hope we may be able to find some of your
missing relatives.

We have a database link at the left hand side of our home page
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CampbellsAustralia/
and hope you will list details of your Campbells - we may be able to find a
connection somewhere!

best wishes,  Gillian

Hi,
Iam researching elizabeth campbell, m alexander moncrieff,9 children,
names f. b lancefield 1857, mary ann, b1858 lancefield James, b 1802
mtma, Isabella b 1864 mtma, grace,b1865.roch1865, Janet 1868
avenel,alexanderb,tabi,1870 beleive the first female b was elizabeth
margaret.
Our side comes from elizabeth margaret, are their any relatives out
there researching the same names.
  thank you, june robinson

Hi,
Iam researching elizabeth campbell, m alexander moncrieff,9 children,
names f. b lancefield 1857, mary ann, b1858 lancefield James, b 1802
mtma, Isabella b 1864 mtma, grace,b1865.roch1865, Janet 1868
avenel,alexanderb,tabi,1870 beleive the first female b was elizabeth
margaret.
Our side comes from elizabeth margaret, are their any relatives out
there researching the same names.
thank you, june robinson

Subject:    [CampbellsAustralia] Re: Adding records to the Database


Hi members at CampbellsAustralia Group

As an early member of this group and a long time financial member of the
Clan Campbell Society in Australia (NSW Branch), I have been following this
group with interest.

I thought the group might come up with the descendants of the Campbell women
who married and whose descendants no longer carry the name Campbell.  It is
often the women in the family who inherited family memorabilia or were
interested in their forebears, so a lot of missing information may be held
by people who no longer bear the name Campbell.

As to the Database, this is an enormous undertaking, and as not everyone who
has family information (often elderly) is computer literate, you might be
battling.

If anyone is interested, The Clan Campbell Society in Australia already has
a huge database of Campbells and their descendants which has been collected
over more than 30 years by several very hard working volunteer members.  It
started as a card index and has been expanding every year as new members
send in their genealogy.

Members are now putting all the files onto computer, but again as these
people are volunteers, it is a long process. Anyone attending Scottish Games
in NSW where the Clan Campbell Society is present, can look at a hard copy
of these files, but as the Clan is a non profit making concern, we do not do
research for members or non members. We share what information we have with
financial members, but cannot afford to make the data base available
onlineto everyone.  Our membership fees of $25 per year barely covers the
printing and posting of the 3 copies of our Clan magazine Cruachan.

This is not to say everyone on this list should join the Clan Campbell
Society, but if you do have a brick wall, and didn't know there was already
a Campbell database in existance, it may be another option.

The Society also has a very good reference library including Campbell and
Scottish related books, as well as information published about Australian
Campbell families.  These vary from hard cover to personal photocopied
stories about specific lesser known Campbell families in Australia.

Barbara

PS: The new Clan Campbell Society of Australia website should be online in
the near future.




On 31/5/04 12:50 PM, "Gillian" <gillda@...> wrote:

> Welcome to our new members, and I hope we may be able to find some of your
> missing relatives.
>
> We have a database link at the left hand side of our home page
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CampbellsAustralia/
> and hope you will list details of your Campbells - we may be able to find a
> connection somewhere!
>
> best wishes,  Gillian
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>


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Hi Barbara,
Our  database  is  for  members  on  our  list  as  an  interest and a
contribution  to  their  searches - not everyone has access to the Clan
Campbell  database.  The more  the  better in family history - even if there is
a double up.
Most  genies  these days are learning to be computer literate - that is
where  I  have found 99% of my information or sources, and others have found me
via
the internet.   At our local SAGHS it is really heartwarming to see
so many elderly people intent at the computers.  The   publication  of
infomation  should  never be discouraged,  even  if we only help one
person solve a family mystery, it is worth it.      Has the
society thought about publishing their Campbell infornmation online?

Gillian

BG> Hi members at CampbellsAustralia Group

BG> As an early member of this group and a long time financial member of the
BG> Clan Campbell Society in Australia (NSW Branch), I have been following this
BG> group with interest.

BG> I thought the group might come up with the descendants of the Campbell women
BG> who married and whose descendants no longer carry the name Campbell.  It is
BG> often the women in the family who inherited family memorabilia or were
BG> interested in their forebears, so a lot of missing information may be held
BG> by people who no longer bear the name Campbell.

BG> As to the Database, this is an enormous undertaking, and as not everyone who
BG> has family information (often elderly) is computer literate, you might be
BG> battling.

BG> If anyone is interested, The Clan Campbell Society in Australia already has
BG> a huge database of Campbells and their descendants which has been collected
BG> over more than 30 years by several very hard working volunteer members.  It
BG> started as a card index and has been expanding every year as new members
BG> send in their genealogy.

BG> Members are now putting all the files onto computer, but again as these
BG> people are volunteers, it is a long process. Anyone attending Scottish Games
BG> in NSW where the Clan Campbell Society is present, can look at a hard copy
BG> of these files, but as the Clan is a non profit making concern, we do not do
BG> research for members or non members. We share what information we have with
BG> financial members, but cannot afford to make the data base available
BG> onlineto everyone.  Our membership fees of $25 per year barely covers the
BG> printing and posting of the 3 copies of our Clan magazine Cruachan.

BG> This is not to say everyone on this list should join the Clan Campbell
BG> Society, but if you do have a brick wall, and didn't know there was already
BG> a Campbell database in existance, it may be another option.

BG> The Society also has a very good reference library including Campbell and
BG> Scottish related books, as well as information published about Australian
BG> Campbell families.  These vary from hard cover to personal photocopied
BG> stories about specific lesser known Campbell families in Australia.

BG> Barbara

BG> PS: The new Clan Campbell Society of Australia website should be online in
BG> the near future.

Hi Gillian

Thanks for your prompt reply and also the work you have undertaken to do
with CampbellsAustralia.  I agree the more information we can share the
better and hopefully we can pull down many of the brick walls.

The data base being compiled by the Clan Campbell Society in Australia is
huge and is still being copied electronically. It includes not only the
Australian Campbell but where possible their ancestral family trees, and
those descendants who no longer bear the name Campbell.  All are being cross
referenced so families can be reunited if a match come up.

This information has to be checked and cross checked as we sometimes get
several different versions with different information and dates for the same
families.

Several attempts have been made over the last 20 years to put something
together that we could publish re Campbells in Australia, but that has also
fallen by the wayside when enthusiastic members realised how much work and
research would be involved, especially without infringing copyright if
including information from works already published.  This includes text and
photographs.

I also speak from experience having published my own limited edition of my
Campbell family history 11 years ago.  It took many years of research (over
20) but still contains errors and access to the internet has not cleared up
any of the brick walls.  I just keep hoping.

I will do what I can to check anything posted to this list, against data I
have access to.

Regards
Barbara

PS Have had a lot of trouble with a new email address so not sure if my
original email has been repeated.



On 31/5/04 8:48 PM, "Gillian" <gillda@...> wrote:

> Hi Barbara,
> Our  database  is  for  members  on  our  list  as  an  interest and a
> contribution  to  their  searches - not everyone has access to the Clan
> Campbell  database.  The more  the  better in family history - even if there
> is a double up.
> Most  genies  these days are learning to be computer literate - that is
> where  I  have found 99% of my information or sources, and others have found
> me via
> the internet.   At our local SAGHS it is really heartwarming to see
> so many elderly people intent at the computers.  The   publication  of
> infomation  should  never be discouraged,  even  if we only help one
> person solve a family mystery, it is worth it.      Has the
> society thought about publishing their Campbell infornmation online?
>
> Gillian
>

>
>
>


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Greetings,
I've just started researching my grandmother.
Augusta was born 1881 Sand./18917ref Vic
Parents were William CAMPBELL and Mary JOHNSON
Married 1866/ref828 Vict
I found a death for MARY CAMPBELL father James Johnson mother Jane
Lawson 01-03-1922/001022 Qld BDM
Her siblings were
Samuel James Colin 1869/13230 Ballarat V
Hugh John          1871/22905 Nerr V
Will Guth Livingstone 1875/5343 Sandhurst V
Alexander McIllwain Moo 1877/11442 Sandhurst V
Augusta MARRIED Ernest Churchill SEABROOK in Mt Morgan Q 1915
They then travelled back to Queenstown Tas where my mother was born
1919. Can anyone throw some light on the situation.
Regards
Joan

It doesn't connect with any of our family, Joan, but can you add it to
our group's database on the home page?   Best wishes,  Gillian