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Facts and Events
Hugh Campbell was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia
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Records in Augusta County, VA
From Chalkley's:
- 3d September, 1790. Hugh Campbell, of Washington County, North Carolina, appoints John Dickey, attorney to obtain grant or deed to 190 acres joining John Tanner and Hugh Brown and convey same to Robert Brown. Teste: John Donaghe, Peter Bleke, John Bernard.
- 4 October 1791 33 lbs 3 3/4 Acres Wm. Moore to John Galbreath, Wm. Alexander, Wm. Lyle, Mattw Hanna, and James Caruthers, in consideration of 33 lbs. Lot in County of 3 4/10 acres. Beginning at stake on John Huffman's line, corner Christopher Walkup's lot, North 50, East 29 poles 6 links to stake in line of Hugh Campbell's land, with same, North 55 deg, West 22 poles, 1 link corner William's lot, South 38 degrees, West 28 poles, 4 links to alley, With line of same 4 poles to end; Then to middle of end of alley to Beginning.
- Vol. 2 Vol 2, pp 190 - 199; Campbell vs. Slaughter--O. S. 247; N. S. 87--Deed, 20th January, 1804, by Hugh Campbell and Elizabeth of Amherst, to Philip Slaughter of Culpeper, tract in Amherst joining James Franklin et als., 949 acres conveyed to Hugh by Charles Carter and Betty. Recorded in Amherst, 17th September, 1804. Rev. Robert Rivers deposes, in Amherst, 28th November, 1811. Deed, 17th December, 1802, by Charles Carter and Betty of Culpeper, to Lindsey Coleman of Amherst, 763 acres on Buffalo River in Amherst. Recorded in Amherst, 20th June, 1803. Deed, 17th December, 1802, by Charles Carter and Betty to Hugh Campbell, 949 acres above. Recorded in Amherst, 16th September, 1805. Deed, 17th December, 1802, by Charles Carter and Betsey of Culpeper, to James Franklin of Amherst, 1,006 acres in Amherst. Recorded in Amherst, 20th February, 1804. Deed, 19th August, 1805, by Hugh Campbell and Elizabeth of Amherst, to Robert Rivers of Greenville County, same tract conveyed by Carter and wife 17th December, 1802, 862 acres.
- Vol. 2 - pp 180 - 189; Donaghe vs. Donaghe--O. S. 232; N. S. 82--Bill, 1810. Complainant is John Donaghe, son of Hugh Donaghe. In 1796 orator was 35 years old. Hugh was married three times and had three children by last marriage. Hugh Donaghe died 5th December, 1809. John Donaghe, his son (orator), is also dead, leaving administrator, Hugh M. Donaghe. Hugh had a son James as well as John. There were no children by second marriage. Margaret Campbell, wife of Hugh Campbell, deposes 10th November, 1812, in Staunton. She was married 16 years in June last. Her husband and his father had lived in Tennessee. Hugh Campbell deposes. He speaks of complainant as Uncle John Donaghe. Is a grandson of Hugh Donaghe.
- Vol. 2 - John Davidson vs. Hugh Campell, Pullian Sandidge and John Cooper--O. S. 186; N. S. 66--Bill 1813. Hugh Campbell moved to Tennessee. He owned lands in Amherst which he sold to Sandidge and Cooper, the title to which was formerly in Neil Campbell, and by him devised to his daughter Elizabeth Campbell, who became widow of Thos. Barret and afterwards married Hugh. Will of Neill Campbell of Amherst. To Tabithy Bailor, daughter of Leonard Bailor, formerly of Albemarle, but now living on New River for care she has taken of him. Sister Catherine Brugh's children of East Mill near Perth, North Britian. Natural daughter, Elizabeth Campbell, alias Bailor, begotten on body of Tabithy Bailor. To John Rose, brass barrel pistols; to Charles Rose, smooth gun; to Charles Irving, rifle; to Hugh Rose, spy glass. Dated 3d December, 1776. Recorded in Amherst, 3d March, 1777. Deed dated 10th September, 1808, by Hugh Campbell and Elizabeth; Charles L. Barrett and Sally, his wife; James and Ann Barret of Amherst County to Pullian Sandidge. Conveys 949 acres in Amherst. Recorded in Amherst, 19th September, 1808.
References
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Claims Hugh Campbell died abt. 1817 in Madison County, KY, disagrees with other records showing he died in 1807.
- Genealogy.com.
There are a number of reseachers that show Benjamin Campbell (born abt 1768 in Augusta, Virginia, married Chloe Farris) as the son of of Hugh Campbell (born abt 1737 in Rockbridge, Virginia, died 10 January 1807 in Madison County, Kentucky, married Mary Hanna).
Is there someone out there who can give me a citation for the evidence of record connecting Hugh and Benjmain as father and son?
I descend from Benjamin's son, John and his wife Frances (Fanny) Smith.This group lived in Cumberland County and neighboring Clinton County, Kentucky.My third great-grandfather was Benjamin Alexander Campbell, one of John's sons.Benjamin Alexander Campbell died in camp at Jamestown, Kentucky during the Civil War.He is buried in the military cemetary at Nancy, Kentucky.
Benjmain Alexander Campbell's son, Luther Marion Campbell also died early.Luther Marion Campbell's son, Albert Sweden Campbell, was raised in part after he was orphaned by his paternal grandmother Lavenia Campbell.She supported Albert and his orphaned cousin, Blaine Campbell, on the government pension she received from the Civil War military service of her desceased husband, Benjamin Alexander Campbell.
Albert also lived after the death of his parents with his mother's family.His mother was Nannie Belle Wright, daughter of James Rily Wright and Rebecca Elizabeth Blair.
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/campbell/18531/
- Geni.com: (not a reliable primary source).
Hugh Campbell
Birthdate: 1737
Birthplace: Rockbridge, Virginia
Death: January 10, 1807 (69-70)
Madison, Kentucky, United States
Immediate Family:
Son of Charles Campbell and Mary Campbell
Husband of Mary Campbell
Father of Benjamin A. Campbell
Brother of Mary Campbell; John Campbell; Col. Charles Campbell; James Campbell; Joseph Campbell and 12 others
https://www.geni.com/people/Hugh-Campbell/6000000000396850800
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