George was born about 1700. He passed away in 1749. [1]
First, let me clear up one of your statements about William Campbell adm. estate of George Campbell (d. 1749 in Caroline). No, a William was not named as executor of his estate. George's will was probated 10 Nov., 1749 naming James Campbell and Elizabeth, the widow, as executors. Elizabeth relinquished her right and an "heir-at-law" (not named) contested the probate, but the will was proved by William Deshazo, Morris Campbell, and Elinor Deshazo (wife of William Deshazo) per Caroline County court orders. Was the "heir-at-law" William or George (b. 1720)??? Caroline Order Bk, p. 179 STC 2016
George Campbell, Sr. born about 1700 died 1749, will was proved 11-10-1749. His wife Elizabeth was executor, along with James Campbell. Their sons were: George Campbell Jr (m. Caty) they moved to Piney River, Amherst Co VA William Campbell (m. Elizabeth) he died in Amherst Co VA, November 1785. James Campbell
Ordered to appraise the state of George Campbell of Caroline Co, VA, Dec 1749, William Lawson, Charles Holloway, George Todd ans William Buckner—pg 342 Tidewater Virginia Families by Virginia Lee Hutcheson Davis—Genealogy Publishing Co, Inc
U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Name: George Campbell Arrival year: 1743 Arrival Place: Virginia Primary Immigrant: Campbell, George Source Publication Code: 1229.10 Annotation: Date and port of arrival or date of conviction for transport and port of arrival. Date and place of felon runaways are also provided. Name of ship and other genealogical and historical information may also be provided. Source Bibliography: COLDHAM, PETER WILSON. The Kings Passengers to Maryland and Virginia. Westminister, MD: Family Line Publications, 1997. 450p.
Virginia, Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850 Name: George Campbell Date: 19 Mar 1764 Location: Augusta Co., VA Property: 129 acres on the Pine Run on the south side of Beverley Manor in a line of Charles Campbell, and of James Robinson. Notes: This land record was originally published in "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County" by Lyman Chalkley. Remarks: 50 Description: Witness Book: 11-535
George was born in 1700. He passed away in 1749. [2]
Note: it was the personal research of Shirley Thompson Craft, licensed genealogist, and descendant of George Campbell, as well as book author on her ancestors, who discovered in the summer of 2011 that this George Campbell 1720-1791 had originated in Caroline County, Virginia before moving into the area of Piney River, Amherst County, Virginia. Shirley Thompson Craft has been instrumental in groundbreaking discoveries, based on court documents and evidence which formed the basis of understanding about who the ancestors of George Campbell were. Pamela Seeley Sorrels Family Tree
Tidewater Virginia Families: Generation Beyond: Chapter 13
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On the paper side of things Shirley is as good it gets for these families. And from what I've seen of Sam's tree its rock solid... Somewhat oddly, Chris and Sam trace to the same ancestor at one point, but it's clear Sam's is the one genetically related. So what's needed is to try to figure out how Chris' line became associated with that common ancestor...was it just a genealogy mistake, or was there something more...an adoption, or NPE? Hopefully we can come up with an answer to that question. It would also be nice to someday be able to tell Chris where his DNA actually came from... That's actually a Project wide goal at FTDNA :) It's just the nature of clans and surnames in general.
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George Campbell Was The Son Of John Campbell & Mary Killman Campbell .
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