John McCampbell
John McCampbell
Marriage Date 5 Sep 1869
Marriage Place Blount, Tennessee
Spouse Eliza J Emmett
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John attended the first annual McCampbell reunion held in 1911 at Kinzel Springs. His daughter, Ella and her cousin, Nellie Pearl McCampbell, planned the event after meeting for the first time at Maryville College. See the 1911 newspaper clipping attached to this memorial.
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The Reverend Samuel Tyndale Wilson (1858-1944), 5th President of Maryville College, reportedly spoke at John McCampbell's funeral. Some of Rev. Wilson's words offer insight into John's life:
"John McCampbell was one of eight children of James McCampbell and Betsey Ingram. He was born in Knox County near the Old Washington Presbyterian Church on January 9, 1830. … In 1849 the entire family moved to Tuckaleechee Cove, Blount County. There, in 1860, John purchased a farm from his kinsman, John Caldwell, who was greatly interested in the search for minerals."
John McCampbell
Marriage Date 5 Sep 1869
Marriage Place Blount, Tennessee
Spouse Eliza J Emmett
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John attended the first annual McCampbell reunion held in 1911 at Kinzel Springs. His daughter, Ella and her cousin, Nellie Pearl McCampbell, planned the event after meeting for the first time at Maryville College. See the 1911 newspaper clipping attached to this memorial.
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The Reverend Samuel Tyndale Wilson (1858-1944), 5th President of Maryville College, reportedly spoke at John McCampbell's funeral. Some of Rev. Wilson's words offer insight into John's life:
"John McCampbell was one of eight children of James McCampbell and Betsey Ingram. He was born in Knox County near the Old Washington Presbyterian Church on January 9, 1830. … In 1849 the entire family moved to Tuckaleechee Cove, Blount County. There, in 1860, John purchased a farm from his kinsman, John Caldwell, who was greatly interested in the search for minerals."
John McCampbell
John McCampbell
Marriage Date 5 Sep 1869
Marriage Place Blount, Tennessee
Spouse Eliza J Emmett
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John attended the first annual McCampbell reunion held in 1911 at Kinzel Springs. His daughter, Ella and her cousin, Nellie Pearl McCampbell, planned the event after meeting for the first time at Maryville College. See the 1911 newspaper clipping attached to this memorial.
____________________________________________________________________________________
The Reverend Samuel Tyndale Wilson (1858-1944), 5th President of Maryville College, reportedly spoke at John McCampbell's funeral. Some of Rev. Wilson's words offer insight into John's life:
"John McCampbell was one of eight children of James McCampbell and Betsey Ingram. He was born in Knox County near the Old Washington Presbyterian Church on January 9, 1830. … In 1849 the entire family moved to Tuckaleechee Cove, Blount County. There, in 1860, John purchased a farm from his kinsman, John Caldwell, who was greatly interested in the search for minerals."
John McCampbell
Marriage Date 5 Sep 1869
Marriage Place Blount, Tennessee
Spouse Eliza J Emmett
____________________________________________________________________________________
John attended the first annual McCampbell reunion held in 1911 at Kinzel Springs. His daughter, Ella and her cousin, Nellie Pearl McCampbell, planned the event after meeting for the first time at Maryville College. See the 1911 newspaper clipping attached to this memorial.
____________________________________________________________________________________
The Reverend Samuel Tyndale Wilson (1858-1944), 5th President of Maryville College, reportedly spoke at John McCampbell's funeral. Some of Rev. Wilson's words offer insight into John's life:
"John McCampbell was one of eight children of James McCampbell and Betsey Ingram. He was born in Knox County near the Old Washington Presbyterian Church on January 9, 1830. … In 1849 the entire family moved to Tuckaleechee Cove, Blount County. There, in 1860, John purchased a farm from his kinsman, John Caldwell, who was greatly interested in the search for minerals."
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