Rose married Robert Lee Campbell on 17 Dec 1890 in Payson, Gila, Arizona.
Arizona Silver Belt, Dec. 22, 1894, page 3; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum
"A Deplorable Death"
One of the saddest occurrences that we have been called upon to record for a long time, was the death of Mrs. Rosa Campbell, nee Ellison, wife of W.C. Campbell, of typhoid pneumonia in Florence, Dec. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and children were returning home from the hot springs in Yuma county, where they had taken Mr. Campbell's brother a sufferer from rheumatism.
Mrs. Campbell was unwell from the time she left the springs, but it was deemed only a slight indisposition until they arrived at Florence and consulted a physician, who pronounced the illness typhoid pneumonia. Although all that medical skill could suggest was done, and every attention was shown the invalid, she passed away within four days after reaching Florence.
When the true nature of the disease was discovered Mr. Campbell telegraphed the information to his wife's father, J.W. Ellison, but as the message had to be forwarded from Globe by mail, the parents knew nothing of their daughter's illness until death had ended her suffering.
The body was embalmed at Florence and the bereaved husband and his two little motherless children started with the remains on their sorrowful journey homeward. At Riverside they were met by a brother of the deceased lady, P.G. Ellison, and his wife, and J.H. Thompson, and at Pioneer by the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Ellison, their daughter Miss Duett, and Geo. W.P. Hunt. The melancholy cortege arrived in Globe on Wednesday, and on Thursday morning resumed the journey to the home of the family, eighteen miles from Payson, where they are not expected
to arrive until Tuesday next.
The untimely death of Mrs. Campbell is peculiarly lamentable from the fact that she leaves two little children; one three years and the other six months old, who can never know a mother's matchless love. Mrs. Campbell was the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellison, a woman of many virtues, beloved by her family, and esteemed by all who knew her.
1880 US Federal Census Precinct 1, Shackelford, Texas
Jesse W. ELLISON Self M Male W 36 AL Farmer & Cattle Raiser AL AL
Susan ELLISON Wife M Female W 34 TX Keeping House TN TN
Parley G. ELLISON Son S Male W 15 TX At Home AL TX
Ellen D. ELLISON Dau S Female W 12 TX At School AL TX
Lena ELLISON Dau S Female W 11 TX At School AL TX
Rosa ELLISON Dau S Female W 9 TX AL TX
Minnie ELLISON Dau S Female W 6 TX AL TX
Mattie ELLISON Dau S Female W 5 TX AL TX
Jessie ELLISON Son S Male W 1 TX AL TX
Robert SAMUELS Other S Male W 22 VA Cattle Driver VA VA
Lewis HALL Other S Male W
Family History Library Film 1255326
Page Number 452B 1880 US Census
Rose and her husband died while their two daughters, Rose and Gertrude were very young. Their orphaned daughters lived on Q Ranch with their grandparents during the 1900 US Census:
ELLISON, JESSE W family (1900 U.S. Census)
ARIZONA , GILA, TONTO & RYE & GRAPEVINE
Series: T623 Roll: 45 Page: 226
Jesse W Ellison, Head, Male, White, age 59, Sep 1841 married 37 years, born Texas, Farmer
Susan Wife, Female, white, age 56 Dec 1848 Married 37 years, 8 children, 7 living, born TX
Duett H. Daughter White, female Dec 1867 age 32 single born Texas
Susan L. Daughter white female Sep 1869 age 30 Single born Texas
Jesse Son white male age 22 Feb 1878 Single Farmer born Texas
Juda D daughter white female age 19 Jan 1881 Single born Texas
Kyle, Minnie May daughter, white, female age 26 Feb 1874 Widow, born Texas
Kyle, Ruby granddaughter, white, female age 2 Jun 1897 born Arizona
Campbell, Rose, granddaughter, white, female age 9, Mar 1891 born Arizona
Campbell, Gertrude, granddaughter, white, female age 7, Sep 1892, born Arizona
Arizona Silver Belt, Dec. 22, 1894, page 3; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum
"A Deplorable Death"
One of the saddest occurrences that we have been called upon to record for a long time, was the death of Mrs. Rosa Campbell, nee Ellison, wife of W.C. Campbell, of typhoid pneumonia in Florence, Dec. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and children were returning home from the hot springs in Yuma county, where they had taken Mr. Campbell's brother a sufferer from rheumatism.
Mrs. Campbell was unwell from the time she left the springs, but it was deemed only a slight indisposition until they arrived at Florence and consulted a physician, who pronounced the illness typhoid pneumonia. Although all that medical skill could suggest was done, and every attention was shown the invalid, she passed away within four days after reaching Florence.
When the true nature of the disease was discovered Mr. Campbell telegraphed the information to his wife's father, J.W. Ellison, but as the message had to be forwarded from Globe by mail, the parents knew nothing of their daughter's illness until death had ended her suffering.
The body was embalmed at Florence and the bereaved husband and his two little motherless children started with the remains on their sorrowful journey homeward. At Riverside they were met by a brother of the deceased lady, P.G. Ellison, and his wife, and J.H. Thompson, and at Pioneer by the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Ellison, their daughter Miss Duett, and Geo. W.P. Hunt. The melancholy cortege arrived in Globe on Wednesday, and on Thursday morning resumed the journey to the home of the family, eighteen miles from Payson, where they are not expected
to arrive until Tuesday next.
The untimely death of Mrs. Campbell is peculiarly lamentable from the fact that she leaves two little children; one three years and the other six months old, who can never know a mother's matchless love. Mrs. Campbell was the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellison, a woman of many virtues, beloved by her family, and esteemed by all who knew her.
1880 US Federal Census Precinct 1, Shackelford, Texas
Jesse W. ELLISON Self M Male W 36 AL Farmer & Cattle Raiser AL AL
Susan ELLISON Wife M Female W 34 TX Keeping House TN TN
Parley G. ELLISON Son S Male W 15 TX At Home AL TX
Ellen D. ELLISON Dau S Female W 12 TX At School AL TX
Lena ELLISON Dau S Female W 11 TX At School AL TX
Rosa ELLISON Dau S Female W 9 TX AL TX
Minnie ELLISON Dau S Female W 6 TX AL TX
Mattie ELLISON Dau S Female W 5 TX AL TX
Jessie ELLISON Son S Male W 1 TX AL TX
Robert SAMUELS Other S Male W 22 VA Cattle Driver VA VA
Lewis HALL Other S Male W
Family History Library Film 1255326
Page Number 452B 1880 US Census
Rose and her husband died while their two daughters, Rose and Gertrude were very young. Their orphaned daughters lived on Q Ranch with their grandparents during the 1900 US Census:
ELLISON, JESSE W family (1900 U.S. Census)
ARIZONA , GILA, TONTO & RYE & GRAPEVINE
Series: T623 Roll: 45 Page: 226
Jesse W Ellison, Head, Male, White, age 59, Sep 1841 married 37 years, born Texas, Farmer
Susan Wife, Female, white, age 56 Dec 1848 Married 37 years, 8 children, 7 living, born TX
Duett H. Daughter White, female Dec 1867 age 32 single born Texas
Susan L. Daughter white female Sep 1869 age 30 Single born Texas
Jesse Son white male age 22 Feb 1878 Single Farmer born Texas
Juda D daughter white female age 19 Jan 1881 Single born Texas
Kyle, Minnie May daughter, white, female age 26 Feb 1874 Widow, born Texas
Kyle, Ruby granddaughter, white, female age 2 Jun 1897 born Arizona
Campbell, Rose, granddaughter, white, female age 9, Mar 1891 born Arizona
Campbell, Gertrude, granddaughter, white, female age 7, Sep 1892, born Arizona
Rose married Robert Lee Campbell on 17 Dec 1890 in Payson, Gila, Arizona.
Arizona Silver Belt, Dec. 22, 1894, page 3; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum
"A Deplorable Death"
One of the saddest occurrences that we have been called upon to record for a long time, was the death of Mrs. Rosa Campbell, nee Ellison, wife of W.C. Campbell, of typhoid pneumonia in Florence, Dec. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and children were returning home from the hot springs in Yuma county, where they had taken Mr. Campbell's brother a sufferer from rheumatism.
Mrs. Campbell was unwell from the time she left the springs, but it was deemed only a slight indisposition until they arrived at Florence and consulted a physician, who pronounced the illness typhoid pneumonia. Although all that medical skill could suggest was done, and every attention was shown the invalid, she passed away within four days after reaching Florence.
When the true nature of the disease was discovered Mr. Campbell telegraphed the information to his wife's father, J.W. Ellison, but as the message had to be forwarded from Globe by mail, the parents knew nothing of their daughter's illness until death had ended her suffering.
The body was embalmed at Florence and the bereaved husband and his two little motherless children started with the remains on their sorrowful journey homeward. At Riverside they were met by a brother of the deceased lady, P.G. Ellison, and his wife, and J.H. Thompson, and at Pioneer by the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Ellison, their daughter Miss Duett, and Geo. W.P. Hunt. The melancholy cortege arrived in Globe on Wednesday, and on Thursday morning resumed the journey to the home of the family, eighteen miles from Payson, where they are not expected
to arrive until Tuesday next.
The untimely death of Mrs. Campbell is peculiarly lamentable from the fact that she leaves two little children; one three years and the other six months old, who can never know a mother's matchless love. Mrs. Campbell was the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellison, a woman of many virtues, beloved by her family, and esteemed by all who knew her.
1880 US Federal Census Precinct 1, Shackelford, Texas
Jesse W. ELLISON Self M Male W 36 AL Farmer & Cattle Raiser AL AL
Susan ELLISON Wife M Female W 34 TX Keeping House TN TN
Parley G. ELLISON Son S Male W 15 TX At Home AL TX
Ellen D. ELLISON Dau S Female W 12 TX At School AL TX
Lena ELLISON Dau S Female W 11 TX At School AL TX
Rosa ELLISON Dau S Female W 9 TX AL TX
Minnie ELLISON Dau S Female W 6 TX AL TX
Mattie ELLISON Dau S Female W 5 TX AL TX
Jessie ELLISON Son S Male W 1 TX AL TX
Robert SAMUELS Other S Male W 22 VA Cattle Driver VA VA
Lewis HALL Other S Male W
Family History Library Film 1255326
Page Number 452B 1880 US Census
Rose and her husband died while their two daughters, Rose and Gertrude were very young. Their orphaned daughters lived on Q Ranch with their grandparents during the 1900 US Census:
ELLISON, JESSE W family (1900 U.S. Census)
ARIZONA , GILA, TONTO & RYE & GRAPEVINE
Series: T623 Roll: 45 Page: 226
Jesse W Ellison, Head, Male, White, age 59, Sep 1841 married 37 years, born Texas, Farmer
Susan Wife, Female, white, age 56 Dec 1848 Married 37 years, 8 children, 7 living, born TX
Duett H. Daughter White, female Dec 1867 age 32 single born Texas
Susan L. Daughter white female Sep 1869 age 30 Single born Texas
Jesse Son white male age 22 Feb 1878 Single Farmer born Texas
Juda D daughter white female age 19 Jan 1881 Single born Texas
Kyle, Minnie May daughter, white, female age 26 Feb 1874 Widow, born Texas
Kyle, Ruby granddaughter, white, female age 2 Jun 1897 born Arizona
Campbell, Rose, granddaughter, white, female age 9, Mar 1891 born Arizona
Campbell, Gertrude, granddaughter, white, female age 7, Sep 1892, born Arizona
Arizona Silver Belt, Dec. 22, 1894, page 3; courtesy Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum
"A Deplorable Death"
One of the saddest occurrences that we have been called upon to record for a long time, was the death of Mrs. Rosa Campbell, nee Ellison, wife of W.C. Campbell, of typhoid pneumonia in Florence, Dec. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and children were returning home from the hot springs in Yuma county, where they had taken Mr. Campbell's brother a sufferer from rheumatism.
Mrs. Campbell was unwell from the time she left the springs, but it was deemed only a slight indisposition until they arrived at Florence and consulted a physician, who pronounced the illness typhoid pneumonia. Although all that medical skill could suggest was done, and every attention was shown the invalid, she passed away within four days after reaching Florence.
When the true nature of the disease was discovered Mr. Campbell telegraphed the information to his wife's father, J.W. Ellison, but as the message had to be forwarded from Globe by mail, the parents knew nothing of their daughter's illness until death had ended her suffering.
The body was embalmed at Florence and the bereaved husband and his two little motherless children started with the remains on their sorrowful journey homeward. At Riverside they were met by a brother of the deceased lady, P.G. Ellison, and his wife, and J.H. Thompson, and at Pioneer by the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Ellison, their daughter Miss Duett, and Geo. W.P. Hunt. The melancholy cortege arrived in Globe on Wednesday, and on Thursday morning resumed the journey to the home of the family, eighteen miles from Payson, where they are not expected
to arrive until Tuesday next.
The untimely death of Mrs. Campbell is peculiarly lamentable from the fact that she leaves two little children; one three years and the other six months old, who can never know a mother's matchless love. Mrs. Campbell was the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellison, a woman of many virtues, beloved by her family, and esteemed by all who knew her.
1880 US Federal Census Precinct 1, Shackelford, Texas
Jesse W. ELLISON Self M Male W 36 AL Farmer & Cattle Raiser AL AL
Susan ELLISON Wife M Female W 34 TX Keeping House TN TN
Parley G. ELLISON Son S Male W 15 TX At Home AL TX
Ellen D. ELLISON Dau S Female W 12 TX At School AL TX
Lena ELLISON Dau S Female W 11 TX At School AL TX
Rosa ELLISON Dau S Female W 9 TX AL TX
Minnie ELLISON Dau S Female W 6 TX AL TX
Mattie ELLISON Dau S Female W 5 TX AL TX
Jessie ELLISON Son S Male W 1 TX AL TX
Robert SAMUELS Other S Male W 22 VA Cattle Driver VA VA
Lewis HALL Other S Male W
Family History Library Film 1255326
Page Number 452B 1880 US Census
Rose and her husband died while their two daughters, Rose and Gertrude were very young. Their orphaned daughters lived on Q Ranch with their grandparents during the 1900 US Census:
ELLISON, JESSE W family (1900 U.S. Census)
ARIZONA , GILA, TONTO & RYE & GRAPEVINE
Series: T623 Roll: 45 Page: 226
Jesse W Ellison, Head, Male, White, age 59, Sep 1841 married 37 years, born Texas, Farmer
Susan Wife, Female, white, age 56 Dec 1848 Married 37 years, 8 children, 7 living, born TX
Duett H. Daughter White, female Dec 1867 age 32 single born Texas
Susan L. Daughter white female Sep 1869 age 30 Single born Texas
Jesse Son white male age 22 Feb 1878 Single Farmer born Texas
Juda D daughter white female age 19 Jan 1881 Single born Texas
Kyle, Minnie May daughter, white, female age 26 Feb 1874 Widow, born Texas
Kyle, Ruby granddaughter, white, female age 2 Jun 1897 born Arizona
Campbell, Rose, granddaughter, white, female age 9, Mar 1891 born Arizona
Campbell, Gertrude, granddaughter, white, female age 7, Sep 1892, born Arizona
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