Emily Campbell

Emily Campbell

Born March 14, 1794 [location unknown]

Daughter of James Campbell and Desire Slader

Sister of Henry Campbell, James H. Campbell, Mason Campbell, Solon Campbell, Lewis Campbell, Sarah S. Campbell, Jane C. Campbell, Mary W. Campbell and Edna Augusta Campbell

Wife of Lewis Gilmore — married [date unknown] [location unknown]

Mother of Emily A. Gilmore and Julia H. Gilmore

Died March 25, 1851 [location unknown]

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14:01: Dee Christophel D'Errico edited the Biography for Emily Campbell. [Thank Dee for this]

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SOURCES:

History of Walpole New Hampshire Vol II, Page 51 by Martha McDanold Frizzell Walpole Historical Society 1963

Letter from Edna A. Campbell Whitteker to Emily A. Gilmore, 14 Feb 1846

Notes:

According to a letter written by her sister, Edna, to Emily A. Gilmore, Emily was living in North Charlestown, New Hampshire in 1846. I believe the letter to have been written to the daughter of Emily Campbell who was married to Lewis Gilmore. Another such letter from Edna A. Campbell Whitteker, written on 08 Dec 1846, also has a paragraph addressed to Julia in it and identifies Edna as the aunt of these children.

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