Person:Mary Campbell (197)

According to a WorldConnect database, her father was George Campbell of Fleming Co., Kentucky. {'Combined Tree', Debbie Hineline, WorldConnect database, <www.rootsweb.com>, 21 Aug 2004}

 "George Campbell, the maternal grandfather of Charles W. Clay, was the son of Robert Campbell, Jr., who was a brother of Rev. John P. Campbell, the first Presbyterian clergyman in Nicholas County, Kentucky. This pioneer minister was the grandfather of Hon. James E. Campbell, former governor of the State of Ohio. The paternal grandmother of Mr. Clay was a second cousin of Governor Morton, chief executive of the State of Indiana during the Civil War, and she was a kinswoman also of Hon. Levi P. Morton, former governor of the State of New York, and of former Governor Throckmorton of Texas." {'A Standard History of Oklahoma', Joseph B. Thoburn, The American Historical Society, Chicago and New York, 1916, <http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgenweb/books/thoburn/bios3/clay_charles.txt>}

 She may be the daughter of George Henry Campbell and first wife Mary Ann Kelly.  George remarried in 1845 to Mary Alexander.
In the 1850 census for Elizaville, Fleming Co., Kentucky, George H. Campbell is 39, farmer; with Mary 31; James 9; George H. 7; Mary A. 6; Sarah J. 2; Thomas 1; and Zacariah Alexander 68 NC, farmer.
 She may be the Mary Campbell, 18 KY, in Pleasant Valley, Nicholas Co., Kentucky in 1860, living in the household of John and Annie Letcher (from Switzerland and Prussia). George 'Cambel' 49, is listed in Elizaville with [second wife] Mary [Alexander] 41; James 19; Sarah 12; Thomas Il 11; Sarah A. Ross 8; Mary King 23; Nancy E. 9; Lavina 6; and Martha E. 6 mos.