Soldier of the Revolution
William Campbell was born in Voluntown, Conn, Mar 1 1726 (VRs). (note error in his age on the gravestone). He married Sarah Barnes, daughter of James Barnes. They were married at Leicester, Massachusetts Oct 14, 1752 (VRs).
William Campbell served with the Mass Troops during the Revolutionary War. Near 1786, he and his family removed to the town of South Hero. On Sept 2 1788, he too the Freeman's Oath at South Hero. William and his family what was know as Lot 67, north end of the present "Kibbe Point". (Originally this point was known as Campbell Point).
William and Sarah had six children.
Source: Allen Stratton Book, visited in 1966.
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Soldier of the Revolution
William Campbell was born in Voluntown, Conn, Mar 1 1726 (VRs). (note error in his age on the gravestone). He married Sarah Barnes, daughter of James Barnes. They were married at Leicester, Massachusetts Oct 14, 1752 (VRs).
William Campbell served with the Mass Troops during the Revolutionary War. Near 1786, he and his family removed to the town of South Hero. On Sept 2 1788, he too the Freeman's Oath at South Hero. William and his family what was know as Lot 67, north end of the present "Kibbe Point". (Originally this point was known as Campbell Point).
William and Sarah had six children.
Source: Allen Stratton Book, visited in 1966.
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Parent link provided by: fay fuller
Family Members
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David Campbell
1727 – unknown
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Hannah Campbell
1731 – unknown
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Lieut Samuel Campbell Sr
1731–1819
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Mary Campbell
1735 – unknown
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Janet Campbell
1736 – unknown
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Christian Campbell
1738 – unknown
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John Campbell
1739 – unknown
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Sarah Campbell
1740 – unknown
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James Campbell
1742 – unknown
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Mary Campbell
1744 – unknown
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Martha Campbell
1744 – unknown
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Archibald Campbell
1747 – unknown
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Grace Campbell
1747 – unknown
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Nathan Campbell
1750–1840
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James Campbell
1752 – unknown
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Donald Campbell
1755 – unknown
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Patrick Campbell
1759 – unknown
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