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     Katharine Campbell was born before 1760 in Kilmuir Easter, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland.
Katharine Campbell married Donald Rioch. Katharine was present at George Rioch's christening on 21 June 1776 in Kilmuir Easter, ROC, SCT. Katharine was present at John MacKenzie's christening on 14 July 1790 in Kilmuir Easter, ROC, SCT.

     Margaret Campbell married Thomas Boyd 6th Lord Boyd, son of Robert Boyd 5th Lord Boyd and Margaret Colquhoun. Margaret Campbell was the daughter of Sir Matthew Campbell.

     Margaret Maxwell Campbell was born on 23 September 1883 in Bendigo, Victoria. She was the daughter of William James Campbell & Frances Henderson Maxwell.
Margaret Maxwell Campbell married Leslie George Harold Bland, son of William Bland and Sarah Ann Scott, on 23 January 1912 in Bendigo, Victoria.
     Margaret was registered at Yarram on the between 1934 and 1936 electoral roll.
     Margaret was registered as as M M Bland, home duties of Yarram, land owner in Woranga at Alberton on the 1949 electoral roll.
     Margaret was registered as re land in Alberton West and Woranga while listed as residing at Yarram on the 1954 electoral roll.
     Margaret died on 20 September 1970 in Yarram, Victoria, aged 86. She was cremated on 22 September 1970 in The Necropolis, Springvale.

     Margaret Miller Campbell married Arnold Jackson Linton, son of John James Linton and Jessie Bates Dunbar, in 1921 in Victoria.

     Lady Marion or Margaret Campbell was born circa 1457. She was the daughter of Colin Campbell Earl of Argyll and Isabel Stewart.
     A contract for the marriage of Lady Marion or Margaret Campbell and George Seton 2nd Lord Seton was signed on 14 September 1469.
Lady Marion or Margaret Campbell married George Seton 2nd Lord Seton, son of John Seton Master of Seton and Christian Lindsay, before 1475.

     Matthew died in Loudoun, Ayrshire, Scotland.

     Maud Martha Campbell was born circa 1896.
Maud Martha Campbell married Robert George Wafford, son of Robert Wafford and Elizabeth Rebecca Hales, on 1 January 1910 in St John, Walham Green, London.
     Maud died in March 1957 in Rochford RD, Essex.

     Sir Neil Campbell was born. He was the eldest but illegitimate son of Colin Campbell, Kt.
     Sir Neil Campbell married thirdly Mary Bruce between 1314 and 1315. Lady Mary, married, first, to Sir Niel Campbell of Lochow, ancestor of the Argyle family.
     Neil died in 1315.

     Peter Frederick Augustus Campbell was christened on 9 April 1816 in St Michael on the Mount, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. He was the son of William Duncan Campbell and Rebecca Bowker.
     Peter Frederick Augustus Campbell appeared on the 1841 census in the household of Rebecca Bowker in Mansion House St, Lambeth, Surrey.
     Peter Frederick Augustus Campbell was recorded on the 1851 census in 3 Bradshaw St, Camberwell, Surrey. Peter Campbell, 35, solicitor's copying clerk, born Lincoln, his wife Mary Campbell     36, born Somers Town, Mdx; children Elizabeth Campbell, 11, born Islington, Mdx, Isabella Campbell, 8, born Vauxhall, Mdx, Frances Campbell 6, born Camberwell, Duncan Campbell, 3, born Walworth, Sophia Campbell, 4 months, born Camberwell, Sophia Protheroe, 72, mother in law, annuitant, born Shropshire, Clun...
     Peter died on 14 July 1857 in Bethnal Green, London, aged 41.
     The administration of his estate was granted to Duncan Campbell on 24 September 1872 at the Principal Probate Registry, London. Administration of the effects of the estate of Peter Frederick Augustus Campbell, late of Bethnal Green in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, who died 14 July 1857 at Bethanl Green, was granted ... to Duncan Campbell, of 41 City Rd, in the said county, silversmith, the son and one of the next of kin. Effects under £100.

     Sophia Campbell was the daughter of Alexander Campbell (Of Delnies) and Ann Brodie.
Sophia Campbell married Joseph Dunbar, son of Ludovick Dunbar and Elizabeth Dunbar, before 1761.

     Thomas Dawson Campbell was christened on 22 April 1814 in East Retford, Nottinghamshire. He adopted the extra name Bowker by the time of the fraud case in 1854 and it was on his son's birth certificate in 1857. He was the son of William Duncan Campbell and Rebecca Bowker.
Thomas Dawson Campbell married Rebecca Aguilar on 20 May 1849 in St James, Clerkenwell, Clerkenwell RD, Middlesex. Thomas Campbell, 32, bachelor, & Rebecca Aguilar, 18, spinster, both of St Paul's Terrace, son of William Duncan Campbell, gentleman & daughter of Joseph Aguilar, merchant. Both signed in the presence of Joseph Aguilar, jr.
Her presumed brother Joseph Orlando Aguilar on 29 Oct 1858 married Sarah Frances Rebecca Burgess at Newington Holy Trinity.
     Thomas Dawson Campbell and Rebecca Aguilar were recorded on the 1851 census in 77 Lambeth Walk, Lambeth, Surrey. Arthur E Forty, 66, stationer & toyman, born Birmingham, his wife Emmeline Forty, 56, net lace maker, born Jamaica, Frederick Aguilar, 49, brother in law, surgeon out of practice, born St Pancras; Thomas D Campbell     34, nephew by marriage, accountant, born Worksop, Ntt; Rebecca Campbell 20, niece, born Paddington, Mdx.
The London gazette reported: Thomas Dawson Bowker Campbell, late of no. 7 Layton-place, Brixton, Surrey, out of employment, was in the Surrey Gaol. On 26 Sep, before Mr Commissioner Murphy - Thomas Dawson Bowker, sued and committed as Thomas Dawson Campbell, formerly of no. 2 Kent-terrace, old Kent-road, attorney's clek, then of no 5 Spring-place, Wandsworth-road, Surrey, then of no. 3 Anna-terrace, Stanines-road, Hounslow, Middlesex, following no business or profession, then of no. 6 Clayton-street, Kennington-road, occupied in an invention for the extinguishment of fire in ships; holds, warehouses and other buildings, and provisionally registered as William Thompson, then and late of no. 7 Layton-place, Middle-road, Brixton, Surrey, out of employment
The Times on 26 September 1854: Lambeth: Yesterday being the day upon which summons against W Thompson alias Thomas Dawson Bowker Campbell, a present a debtor in Horsemonger Lane Gaol, and who has for a length of time carried on a most extensive system of fraud by means of an advertisement headed 'Fortune!, Fortune!, Fortune!' the court was much crowded by persons who had been his victims and who had attended to prefer charges against him. Dixon, the summoning officer, however, informed the magistrate that the Deputy Governor or Horsemonger Lane Gaol refused to send the accused before His Worship but said that on the following (this) day he would be brought before the Insolvent Debtors Court.
Mr Elliott directed the officer to communicate these facts to Mr Solomon, who had the prosecution in hand, and at whose instance the summons was granted, and thus the case at present stands.

     Thomas William Campbell married Clara Eugenie (?).

     William Duncan Campbell was christened on 20 March 1785 in Bishop Wearmouth, Durham. He was the son of Duncan & Sarah.
William Duncan Campbell married Rebecca Bowker, daughter of Thomas Bowker and Elizabeth Dawson, on 3 May 1809 in York, Yorkshire. William Duncan Campbell witnessed the second marriage of Thomas Dawson Bowker and Elizabeth Steer on 21 August 1811, Hatfield, Yorkshire; by licence. He was described as a widower and the marriage was witnessed by Wm Duncan Campbell & Mary Robinson.
The Leeds Intelligencer on 26 August 1811 reported: On Wednesday, Thomas Dawson Bowker, Esq: to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late Richard Ryther Popplewell Steer, Esq: of Bawtry.

An 1863 affidavit of Joseph Callidine of Bulwell Nottingham, gentleman aged 65 states: I have known for many years well and intimately acquainted with Thomas Dawson Bowker and Elizabeth his wife formerly Elizabeth Steer, spinster, that they were as I have been informed and believe married at Hatfield Yorks August 1811 and then and for some time afterwards resided there, that they afterwards removed and for many years resided at Bulwell afsd...
Prayers: ..., Writ of Error brought into this House on Friday 19 Feb last, wherein William Duncan Campbell & Thomas Dawson Bowker are plaintiffs and Andrew Todd Patterson is defendant in order to reverse a judgement ....
     William died on 28 March 1852 in Chelsea aged 67.
     The administration of his estate was granted to William Duncan Stuart Campbell on 24 September 1872 at the Principal Probate Registry, London. Administration of the effects of William Duncan Campbell formerly of Amcotts house in the county of Nottingham afterwards of 7 Sloane St, Knightsbridge End, but late of 14 Coulson street, Chelsea, both in the counyt of Middlesex, who died 28 March 1852 was granted to William Ducan Stewart Campbell of 23 Clapham-road, Surrey, gentleman, the son and one of the next of kin.

     William Duncan Stuart Campbell was also known as William Duncan Stewart in records. He was born circa 1816 in Worksop, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of William Duncan Campbell and Rebecca Bowker.
William Duncan Stuart Campbell married Mary Ann Emblem on 20 October 1830 in St Leonard Shoreditch, Hackney, Middlesex. He may have also married Harriet Jones on 2 July 1835 at the Old church, St Pancras.
     Administration of the estate of Rebecca Bowker was granted to William Duncan Stuart Campbell, on 24 September 1872 in the Principal Probate Registry, London, Administration of the effects of the estate of Rebecca Campbell, late of Hammersmith in the county of Middlesex, who died 16 January 1862 at 29 Crown St, Hammersmith, was granted ... to William Duncan Stewart Campbell, of 23 Clapham Rd, Surrey, gentleman, the son and one of the next of kin. Effects under £100.
     Administration of the estate of William Duncan Campbell was granted to William Duncan Stuart Campbell, on 24 September 1872 in the Principal Probate Registry, London, Administration of the effects of William Duncan Campbell formerly of Amcotts house in the county of Nottingham afterwards of 7 Sloane St, Knightsbridge End, but late of 14 Coulson street, Chelsea, both in the counyt of Middlesex, who died 28 March 1852 was granted to William Ducan Stewart Campbell of 23 Clapham-road, Surrey, gentleman, the son and one of the next of kin.
     William's death was registered in the quarter ending in December 1876 in Camberwell RD, Surrey.

     Elizabeth Campin married James Bland in 1678 in Bures St Mary, Suffolk.

     Emot Campion was born say 1585.
Emot Campion married Ralph Stanser, son of Ralph Stanser, on 28 October 1607 in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England. Raphe Stanciall & Emot Campion at St Mary's..

     Henry Rowland Campion was born before 1588 in England. A Rowland Campion was baptised 22 January 1589 at St Paul, Bedford with no parents listed.
     Henry matriculated at Emmanuel College, Cambridge University, from 1604 to 1607. Rowland Campion: admitted sizar at Emmanuel, Easter 1604. B.A. from Clare 1606-7, M.A. 1610. Henry was a clergyman at Lissington, Lincolnshire, from 1607. He was ordained deacon (Lincoln) Sep 20 1607; priest (Peterborough) May 22 1608. Vicar of Colne, Hunts. 1607. Vicar of Lissington 1624. He was described as the Rector of Linwood & Lissington. CCED lists Rolandus Campion as Vicar of Bole 21/04/1619 - 29/10/1624.
Henry Rowland Campion married Margaret Furnes on 20 November 1632 in Dowsby, Lincolnshire.
Henry Rowland Campion married Martha Unknown (Campion) before 1633.
Lissington's Protestation returns for 1641/2 have not survived.
     Henry Rowland Campion made a will dated 5 March 1650/51 in Lissington. Henry Rowland Campion's will mentions his wife Martha and daughter Margaret Ryther: I Rowland Campion of Lissington, Lincs. clerke doe ordaine constitute and make this my last will and testament ... I give to Martha my wife four ... English money and half the household goods, also I give to her the ... her before my marriage ... her natural life, also I give to Michaell Pau... sonne of Michaell ... of Middle Rasen late ... the summe of forty pounds who hee shall ... 21, also I give to Robert White x.. a year during his naturall life, also I give him a cowe Also to Isabell Baker a cow; the rest of my goods unbequeathed I give unto my daughter Margarett Ryther whom I make my sole executrixe of this my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have herunto sett my hands the day year ... above written: Rowland Campion: Witness Robert Ryther, Peter ..., Richard Baker.
     Henry died after 5 March 1650/51 in Lissington, LIN.
     His will was proved in April 1651 at Lincolnshire.

     Margaret Campion was christened on 30 March 1635 in Lissington, Lincolnshire. She was the daughter of Henry Rowland Campion and Margaret Furnes.
Margaret Campion married Robert Ryther, son of Robert Ryther and Eleanor Browne, on 21 January 1650/51 in Lissington, LIN.
     In Henry Rowland Campion's will dated 5 March 1650/51 in Lissington, Margaret Ryther was named as heir and executrix of the estate.
     Margaret died before 1693. She was not mentioned in her husband's will 1693 but living in 1669..

     Michael Campion was born say 1633 in Lissington, Lincolnshire. He was the son of Henry Rowland Campion and Margaret Furnes.
Michael Campion married Ann Heppenstall on 27 April 1665 in Middle Rasen or W Torrington, Lincolnshire, England. Michael was present at Michael Campion's christening on 6 November 1668 in Farforth cum Maidenwell, Lincolnshire. Michael was present at Rowland Campion's christening on 6 December 1674 in Farforth cum Maidenwell, Lincolnshire, England.

     Michael Campion was christened on 6 November 1668 in Farforth cum Maidenwell, Lincolnshire. He was the son of Michael Campion and Ann Heppenstall.

     Rowland Campion was christened on 6 December 1674 in Farforth cum Maidenwell, Lincolnshire, England. He was the son of Michael Campion and Ann Heppenstall.

     Temperance Campion married Henry Lewis Cutting, son of Lewis Cutting and Elizabeth Chase, on 11 October 1760 in St Michael, Barbados.

     The marriage of Unknown Cann and Samuel Ruby, son of Thomas Ruby and Mary Jane Kemp, was registered in Okehampton RD, Devon, in the December 1912 quarter. They may have issue.

     Sarah Cann? was born circa 1754.
     Sarah Cann? married William Bickley as his second wife, on 16 December 1798? In London. A William Bickley of the parish of St George in the East, widower, and Sarah Cann of this parish, spinster had banns published 28 Oct - 11 Nov 1798 at St Bartholomew the Great, The marriage took place at St George in the East - William Bickley of this parish, widower and Sarah Cann of the parish of St Bartholomew the Great, London, spinster were married in this church by banns, 16 Dec 1798. He signed and she made her mark in the presence of Thos Inglesby & Thos Harmar Lacon? The dating seems unlikely.
     Sarah died before 22 February 1821 in London. She was buried on 22 February 1821 in Bunhill Fields Burial Ground, London. Sarah Bickley, 67 years, Kentish Town.

     Bess? Canning (Percival) was also known as Elizabeth Jane in records.
She was the aunt of George Canning but also presumably of Charles - needs further investigation. Accordng to Dixon, she holidayed with them at Ashbourne Hall, 12 miles NW of Derby. Bess? Canning (Percival) was also known as Jane Elizabeth in records. She was the daughter of Stratford Canning and Letitia Newburgh.
Bess? Canning (Percival) married Rev William Leigh as her second husband, before 1787 in Lymm, Cheshire. She was the widow of an Irish gentlman called Westby Perceval of Philipstown. They had married 14.12.1776. They had a daughter Frances Henrietta Leigh born 4 Dec 1787 and baptised 23 Dec 1787 at St Mary in the Marsh, Norfolk.

     Charles Fox Canning was christened on 7 January 1783 in St Clement Eastcheap, London. He was the son of Stratford Canning and Mehetabel Patrick.

     Charles Henry Spencer George Canning 2nd Baron Garvagh was born circa 1826. He was the son of Lord George Canning Baron Garvagh and Charlotte Isabella Rosabell Unknown.
Charles Henry Spencer George Canning 2nd Baron Garvagh married Cecilia Susannah Ruggles-Brise on 10 June 1851.
     Charles died on 7 May 1871 in Sackville St Club, Dublin.
     His will was proved on 18 July 1871 at the Principal Probate Registry, London. The will of the Right Hon. Charles Henry Spencer George Canning, (second) Baron Garvagh of Garvagh-house, Londonderry and Canningstown-house, Cavan, a magistrate and Deputy Lieutenant for Londonderry, formerly a cavalry officer, was proved in the Principal Registry, London on the 18th inst, by the Right Hon. Charlotte Isabella Rosabella, Dowager Baroness Garvagh, his Lordship's mother, the sole executrix, The personalty in England was sworn under £9000. The will bears the date May 3 last and the lordship died on the 7th of the same month, at the Sackville Street Club, Dublin, aged 45. ... He is succeeded by his son, the Right Hon. Charles John Spencer George Canning. The first Lord Garvagh was cousin to of the Right Hon. George Canning PM, father of Earl Canning.

     Charles was nick-named Carlo. He was born on 14 December 1812 in Gloucester Lodge, Brompton, London, England. He was the son of George Canning and Joan Scott.
Charles John Canning Earl, KG GCB married Charlotte Stuart on 5 September 1835 in St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, Middlesex, England. They had no issue.
Third, youngest & only surviving son. On his mothers death he succeeded as
Viscount Canning, was appointed Gov-General (Viceroy) of India 4 July 1855 and was created Earl Canning 21 May 1859.
     Charles died on 17 June 1862 in Grosvenor Square, Soho, Westminster, Middlesex, England, aged 49. He was buried on 21 June 1862 in Westminster Abbey, London.
     His will was proved on 5 August 1862 at the Principal Probate Registry, London. His effects were under £250,000.

     Charles John Spencer George Canning was born in 1852. He was the son of Charles Henry Spencer George Canning 2nd Baron Garvagh and Cecilia Susannah Ruggles-Brise.
Charles John Spencer George Canning married Florence Alice de Bretton on 9 August 1877.
     Charles John Spencer George Canning was recorded on the 1901 census in 71 Churchtown, Dundrum, Dublin, Ireland. He was aged 49, a boarder with the Usher family, occupation: Lord Garvagh, married, unsound mind..
     Charles John Spencer George Canning was recorded on the 1911 census in House 18, Dundrum, Dublin, Ireland. CJSG Canning, Lord Garvagh, aged 59, married, a peer, born London, lunatic, boarding with the Isaac Usher family..
     Charles's death was registered in the quarter ending in March 1915 in Rathdown district, Dublin, Ireland.

     Elizabeth Canning was christened on 16 March 1776 in St Clement Eastcheap, London. She was the daughter of Stratford Canning and Mehetabel Patrick.