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BirthMay 1783Ballymoney, County Antrim, Ireland
Death25 Apr 1848Tilbury East Twp., Kent co., Ontario, Canada
BuriedStewart Cemetery, Chatham, Kent co., Ontario, Canada
Immigration1830Prescott, Elgin co, Ontario, Canada
immigrated from Ireland by way of Belfast to Prescott, Elgin county, Ontario in 1830
Property23 Apr 1846Tilbury East Twp., Kent co., Ontario, Canada
Charles Campbell was patented 100 acres comprising N 1/2 of Lot 9 of North Middle Road of Tilbury East twp by the Crown on 23 Apr 1846.
[this property next seen being sold by his son "Andrew Campbell, extr, eldest son of Chas. Campbell" on 4 Feb 1853. --gjr]
"Charles Campbell received of Col. Talbot ... a grant of the north half of lot nine, M.R.N. of 100 acres."
Property15 May 1848Tilbury East Twp., Kent co., Ontario, Canada
Charles Campbell was granted a patent for 100 acres comprising N part of Lot 6 Con 9 of Tilbury East twp by the Crown on 15 May 1848.
[this property next seen being sold by his son "Andrew Campbell, extr" on 31 May 1860. --gjr]
Oral History1904Tilbury East Twp., Kent co., Ontario, Canada
"The first of the family to come to the County of Kent was Charles Campbell, of Scottish Ancestry but a native of North Ireland, where he grew to manhood and married Margaret Lamon, a native of County Antrim; their family was born in the Emeral Isle. In 1830 the family emigrated to Canada and for a short time made their home at Prescott, County of Elgin, coming later to Tilbury East. Charles Campbell received of Col. Talbot, who was the Crown agent, a grant of the north half of lot nine, M.R.N. of 100 acres. The land was wild and the road had not been cleared, and here he began the life of a pioneer settler, and as such was forced to contend with many hardships. He was accidentally killed by a falling tree in 1848, at the age of sixty-seven years. To Charles and Margaret Campbell were born the following named children, the only survivor being the youngest: Andrew took up government land, the north half of Lot 10 M.R.N, and married Bridget Finnessey. John began farming in Harwich, and at the time of his death resided in Illinois; he married Grace McNeil. James was the father of James W. Campbell. Mary married Thomas Willan and lived at Mersea, County of Essex, Ont. Grace married John McNeil and moved to Iowa. Charles, who located on one-half of Lot 6 M.R.N. married Jessie Mann. Martha married Dr. Horatius Mills and resided in Romney township. William died unmarried in Tilbury East. Isaac, who began as a farmer on Lot 5, of the 8th Concession, married Maria Willan and is a resident of Assumption, Illinois."
Oral History23 Aug 1978Tilbury East Twp., Kent co., Ontario, Canada
"Campbells in Fletcher
The first to come to Kent county was Charles Campbell of Scottish Ancestry but a native of North Ireland where he grew to manhood and married Margaret Laman, a native of county Antrim, their family was born in the Emeral Isle.
In 1830 the family emmigrated to Canada and for a short itme made their home at Prescott in Elgin county before coming later to Tilbury East.
Charles Campbell received from Col. Talbot, who was the Crown agent, a grant of the north half of lot nine, M.R.N. 100 acres.
The land was wild and the road had not been cleared and here he began the life of a pioneer settler. He was accidentally killed by a falling tree in 1848 at age 67. Charles and Margaret Campbell had nine children: Andrew, John (died in Illinois), James married Mary Ann Martin eldest daughter of Matthew Martin., Mary (married Thomas Willan), Grace (married John McNeil), Charles, Martha (married Dr. Horatius Mills), William (died single), Isaac (began as a farmer in East Tilbury then Moved to Illinois). James was born at Ballymoney, County Antrim, Ireland in 1822. James and Mary Ann Martin had 6 children."


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Descendants of Charles Campbell and Margaret (Lamon) Campbell
Margaret E. Campbell (their great-granddaughter)
Articles copied from a microfilmed copy of The Tilbury Times
various
Samuel Glenn Campbell, 4th ed 2004
Mel (Melvin) Campbell <melscot@cedar-rapids.net>
attached document "cammor.rtf" received in email subject "Re: Campbell/Kent C. Ontario" dated 24 Nov 2004 08:47:57
Jim Morrison <jrmorr@telusplanet.net>
Commemorative Biographical Record of the County of Kent, Ontario
Kent County Lang Regr Office Records Abstract Index Book 1800-1957Land Grants Tilbury East.
copy of original records



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title: Genealogical events for Charles CAMPBELL
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