Bill Campbell Family and History
The Genealogy of the Campbell Family
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51 | "Markdale and Flesherton, A Written Heritage", p. 86, says only that Joseph Strain's fourth daughter married Frederick Armstrong - no first name given. Also says 'Mrs Frederick Armstrong' is buried beside her parents in Flesherton Cemetery. See notes for Joseph Strain. | Strain, Mary Jane (I293)
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52 | "William Armstrong and His Descendants" (p. 23) gives dob of 14 Aug 1856. !BIRTH: 1901 Census of Canada; ; ; ; , Winnipeg Public Library, 251 Donald St., Winnipeg, ManitobaOfficial enumeration date 31 Mar 1901.Ontario, Grey South (66), Markdale Village (f), p. 4 | Armstrong, Elizabeth (I087)
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53 | "William Armstrong and His Descendants" gives birth date 4 Sep 1895. !BIRTH: 1901 Census of Canada; ; ; ; , Winnipeg Public Library, 251 Donald St., Winnipeg, ManitobaOfficial enumeration date 31 Mar 1901.Ontario, Grey South (66), Markdale Village (f), p. 5 | Armstrong, William Harold (I119)
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54 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Armstrong, S.M. (I177)
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55 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Armstrong, K.B. (I151)
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56 | "Wliiam Armstrong and His Descendants" gives no birth date, year of birth 1853. The date in the 1901 Census is 24 Oct 1856, which is not consistent with his sister Elizabeth being born in Aug 1856. !BIRTH: 1901 Census of Canada; ; ; ; , Winnipeg Public Library, 251 Donald St., Winnipeg, ManitobaOfficial enumeration date 31 Mar 1901.Ontario, Grey South (66), Markdale Village (f), p. 5 | Armstrong, Mark (I086)
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57 | 'Big Jim' was in his usual haunt... one of the bars up the 'Valley', when he was accosted b y a hard-drivin' lumberjack. Jim was losing the battle when his brother, Paddy, stepped i n to save the day.. He clipped the suspenders of the unspecting lumberjack, causing the poo r man to lose his drawers, among other things, and saved the day for Big Jim. The fellow wa s never again seen in the bars of the valley. | Dougherty, James Arthur (I268)
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58 | 'Marriages' page near the end of "William Armstrong and His Descendants" give the name "Betty Louise (Moffatt) Mawhinney". | Moffatt, Betty Louise (I217)
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59 | 1841 Census at Newbigging Village, Auchtertool, Fife : Alexander Shand (78), householder, Lillias Shand (77) and Janet Shand (40). Alexander Shand and his wife Lillias Watt are buried under a stone in Auchtertool churchyard. | Shand, Alexander (I0055)
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60 | 1851 Census at The Green, Hempnall. Farm Labourer. | Tooke, William (I0823)
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61 | 1881 Census age 8 mo., with notation 'Aug.' presumably indicating month of birth. Name is 'Wilfred' on the census, not 'Frederick' as given in 'William Armstrong and His Descendants'. Date of birth and middle initial A. are taken from the index to Ontario births, registration number 008440, registration year 1880. Birth record should be on reel 1845398 at the Family History Center. Not listed with Nathaniel Campbell in 1901 census, so probably had left home by then. There is no Wilfred Campbell born in 1880 in the US Social Security Death Index, suggesting that he may have died before 1962, when the computerization of records began. !NOTE: Personal communication; ; ; ; ; Margaret (Seller) Minogue, Sep 2001. | Campbell, Wilfred A. 'Fred' (I061)
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62 | 1881 Census at 6, Canton Street, Everton, Liverpool. Edward was a Cotton Broker. Born Carlisle, aged 35. In 1881 at No.4 Canton Street lived Agnes Johnston (head), widow, aged 62 (annuitant) born in New Bickkin, Cumberland. Also at No.4 was her son Robert James Johnston, aged 26, a commercial traveller, born in Liverpool. | Jackson, Edward Backhouse (I0140)
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63 | 1900 Brooklyn, NY address 383 Pacific (lodger) census she gave her date of birth as June, 1823, West Indies. Her parents were also born in the West Indies, according to the information she gave the census taker. | Bootle, Charlotte (I1019)
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64 | 1901 Census gives birth date 21 Jan 1895 | Armstrong, Ethel Marion (I104)
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65 | 1901 Census gives birth date as 24 Mar 1868 | Armstrong, Sophia (I090)
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66 | 1901 Census gives date of birth as Feb. 1851; Maggie Comley's Birthday Book gives date as 2-12. Thus birth date is assumed to be 12 Feb 1851. However, none of the ages given in various censuses agree with this birthdate: 18 in 1871, 28 in 1881, 49 in 1901. Also, this date makes him older than his older brother John. It seems more reasonable to assume his year of birth was actually 1853. This also agrees with marriage record (see below) which has him 26 yrs old on 15 Sep 1879. 1881 Census: age 28, profession Carder --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriage record (viewed at Family History Centre in Winnipeg, reel 1869504, record no. 003142) gives age: 26 residence when married: Erin Village, Ont. place of birth: Erin Village, Ont. profession: woolen manufacturer There is a town of Erin in Wellington Co, ON, northwest of Guelph. This birthplace conflicts with the entry "Bruce" (presumably Bruce Co.) on the 1901 census. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following quarter-sections southwest of Alsask, SK are recorded as having been homesteaded by Nathaniel Campbell in the Western Lands Database. These are just over the Alberta border. NE 23 26 1 W4 Liber 778, Folio 251, File reel number C-6560 Name: Nathaniel Campbell SE 23 26 1 W4 Liber 847 ,Folio 94, File reel number C-6616 Name: Nathaniel Mervyn Campbell SW 24 26 1 W4 Liber 745, Folio 494, File reel number C-6533 Name: Nathaniel Mervyn Campbell NW 24 26 1 W4 Liber 571, Folio 13, File reel number C-6391 Name: Nathaniel Campbell Probably unrelated is a quarter-section in Manitoba, near Lake Manitoba at Big Sandy Point (east of Alonsa). NW 4 21 10 W1 Liber 714, Folio 140, File reel number C-6507 Name: Nathaniel Campbell --------------------------------------------------------------------- In addition to farming, Nathaniel operated the local Post Office out of his home. He designated the PO as 'Nathella'. The "Post Offices and Postmasters" database at ArchiviaNet lists the Nathella post office in the Federal electoral district of Medicine Hat, AB, with Nathaniel Campbell appointed as postmaster 1915-01-01 until 1918-05-31, when the office was closed. The location of the office was 24-26-1-W4. This region of Alberta is known as Acadia (Acadia Valley Municipal District). A local history called "Times to Remember" has been published for this area, but apparently does not mention the Campbells. Nathella is listed in an Alberta place names index (http://www.rootsweb.com/~canab/places/placesn.html) in Acadia County, 24-26-1-W4. Also listed on page 572 of Wrigley's 1922 Alberta Directory and Year Book: "a farming settlement and former P.O. in Alexandra Prov. Elec. Div., 10 miles southwest of Alsask, which is on the C.N.R. main line and is the nearest C. N. Tel., C. N. R. express and business and banking centre." source: http://www.telusplanet.net/public/glenc/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Nathaniel Campbell is listed in Edmonton Cemetery, Section I, Block 76, Plot 0006. In plot 0005 is Margaret Campbell. Apparently there is a single headstone, with "Nathaniel 1852-1928" and "Margaret Jane 1857-1934" (and also a note of some kind about "Nathaniel Mervin", not clear if he is buried there). However, interment dates are 12/21/35 for Margaret and 12/14/54 for Nathaniel. The year 1935 may be a transcription error, but the 1954 date seems to imply that Nathaniel was moved here from some other cemetery. !NOTE: Personal communication; ; ; ; ; Margaret (Seller) Minogue !NOTE: 1901 Census of Canada; ; ; T-6469; , Winnipeg Public Library, 251 Donald St., Winnipeg, ManitobaOfficial enumeration date 31 Mar 1901.Ontario, Grey East (64), Thornbury (j-3), p. 1, line 23. !DEATH: Herbert K. Armstrong, Phyllis E. Armstrong, William Armstrong and His Descendants, 1846 - 1979; ; ; p. 24; , Walter Harris Memorial Library, (Markdale Public Library), 75 Walker St., Markdale, ON, N0C 1H0 | Campbell, Nathaniel (I116)
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67 | 1901 Census, Schedule 1: Strain, Clemina, head, single, 12 Nov 1846, age 54, b. Ireland, immigrated 1849, Methodist, farmer Joseph, brother, widowed, 10 Feb 1838, age 63, b. Ireland, immigrated 1849 William C., nephew, single, 20 June 1881, age 19, b. Ontario Geo. E., nephew, single, 24 June 1889, age 11, b. Ontario Schedule 2, p. 2: Conc 1, Lot 187 N.E., 100 acres !BIRTH: 1871 Census of Canada; ; ; Reel C-9952; , Winnipeg Public Library, 251 Donald St., Winnipeg, ManitobaOfficial enumeration date 2 Apr 1871.District 36 (Grey South), Artemesia Twp., Division 1, p. 16 !BIRTH: 1901 Census of Canada; ; ; ; , Winnipeg Public Library, 251 Donald St., Winnipeg, ManitobaOfficial enumeration date 31 Mar 1901.Ontario, Grey South (66), Artemesia, a-6, p. 10 | Strain, Clemina (I102)
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68 | 6 September 1907 on Celtic from Queenstown. Residence Ballybunion, father Patrick Neenan. Destination: Orange NY. | Neenan, Ellen (I0656)
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69 | 9 May 1850 in Belfast, Ireland, according to Ken Austin's family bible. | Henry probably, Lura A (I0560)
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70 | A Richard Strain homesteaded SE-36-4-20-W1 and SW-36-4-20-W1, near Boissevain, MB. An 1880 map of Twp 4 Rge 20, in the Boissevain history in the Morden Library, shows Richard Strain in SE,SW 36-4-20W. No details about the Strain family in the the book. ------------------------------------------ 1901 Census, Manitoba, Brandon District (6), Morton Sub-dist. (i-7), p. 6, line 17 Strain, Richard, head, 20 Mar 1851, age 50, b. Ontario, Irish, Methodist, farmer Janet (sp?), wife, 11 Aug 1860, age 40, b. Ont., English Joseph E., son, 12 Aug 1882, age 18, b. Ont. Hillard P., son, 16 Mar 1886, b. Ont. Pearl A. E., dau., 7 Nov 1888, age 12, b. Ont. Schedule 2, p. 2: residence located at 36-4-20 (Sec 36, Twp 4, Rng 20) Oddly, Richard Strain is on the 1880 map in MB but all kids born in ON. !BIRTH: 1901 Census of Canada; ; ; ; , Winnipeg Public Library, 251 Donald St., Winnipeg, ManitobaOfficial enumeration date 31 Mar 1901.Manitoba, Brandon District (6), Morton Sub-district (i-7), p. 6 | Strain, Richard (I101)
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71 | A Sarah Strain, age 20, is listed among the children of Joseph Strain in the 1871 Census. It's not clear whether she is the daughter who married John Garton. | Strain, Sarah (I294)
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72 | ABBR 1851 Ontario censusTITL 1851 Census Artemesia Twp, Grey County page 15 LDS film# 0349208 | Source (S02062)
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73 | ABBR Alice Aikenhead's Diary | Source (S02048)
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74 | ABBR Anglican, Secion Mon A6, frave 0239. | Source (S2373)
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75 | ABBR Anglican, Secion Mon A6, grave 240. | Source (S2376)
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76 | ABBR Boone County Pioneers | Source (S02052)
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77 | ABBR Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol VI | Source (S02070)
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78 | ABBR Crematorium Rose Gardens, Section 6C, grave 0018. | Source (S2377)
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79 | ABBR D.A.R Vol. 133, | Source (S02054)
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80 | ABBR Edna Armstrong Bolten's notes.TEXT Elizabeth reared the younger children after their mother died. Then went west as matron of Norway House, a school for Indian girls. | Source (S02059)
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81 | ABBR Edward A. Weaver | Source (S02068)
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82 | ABBR Franklin Clore | Source (S02050)
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83 | ABBR Garden Mon Anglican AA, Location 1438 | Source (S2287)
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84 | ABBR Garden of Remembrance, Area EC, Section 11, grave 0175. | Source (S2375)
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85 | ABBR Garden of Remembrance, Section 4D, grave 0036. | Source (S2378)
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86 | ABBR Garr Genealogy | Source (S02051)
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87 | ABBR Grave 156A Anglican Section | Source (S2240)
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88 | ABBR Grover L. Hill | Source (S02065)
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89 | ABBR Jennie E. StewartTITL The Ancestry of James A. and Nancy Ginther-Stewart, an unpublished manuscript by Jennie E. Stewart given to my parents as a wedding present in January, 1946. | Source (S02067)
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90 | ABBR Lex B. Clore | Source (S02049)
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91 | ABBR Marion TrizilaTITL Alexander Stuart's Family by Marion Trizila, an update of the Stuart/Stewart section of Jennie E. Stewart's unpublished genealogical work, Our Ancestors. | Source (S02066)
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92 | ABBR Markdale and Flesherton | Source (S02061)
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93 | ABBR Methodist, Section Mon B3, 0317. | Source (S2344)
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94 | ABBR Methodist, Section Mon B3, grave 0317. | Source (S2374)
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95 | ABBR Mon Anglican A3 Location 633 | Source (S2276)
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96 | ABBR Myhre Family Tree | Source (S02060)
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97 | ABBR Ontario Archives Microfilm, Vol 66 1858 | Source (S02064)
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98 | ABBR Reg No. 10268. | Source (S2351)
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99 | ABBR Reg No. 108. | Source (S2286)
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100 | ABBR Reg No. 1123. | Source (S2391)
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