James was born in 1840. [1]
He was the son of Ferriss Campbell of Cottown. [2]
He was a farmer in Ballygrainey (near Bangor), County Down. [2]
In 1863 he was leasing land in Bangor with his brother William. [3]
He married Mary Knox. [1]
They had a daughter, Sara Eleanor Dodd Campbell. [1]
"James Campbell, son of Ferris Campbell, of Ballygrainey [...] bought and developed the land that includes Farnham Park, Knockmore Park, Downshire Road and Raglan Road." [4]
Aged 61 in 1901 he was widowed and living at 54 Princetown Road[5]. In 1911 he was living at 68 Princetown Road[6].
He died in 1915, aged 75. [1][7]
Erected by James Campbell, Furzefield, in memory of his children:- George Knox died 19th May 1880 aged 5 years & 10 months, Sarah Jane died 5th July 1880 aged 4 years & 1 month. Mary died 21st of July 1880 aged 2 years & 3 months. "They were lovely and pleasant in their lives, and in death they were not divided". Sara Eleanor Dodd died 11th February 1896 aged 8 years and 5 months. Also his wife Mary KNOX, died 18th Nov. 1897 aged 55 years. And of the above-named James Campbell died 29th January 1915 aged 75 years. Also his daughter Marion Margaretta died 22nd April 1961 aged 78 years.
James CAMPBELL of Cottown ; leased a house & 67 acres in 1863 from Mary I. Blakiston- Houston & leased out 2 houses next door
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