Campbell of Auchinbreck

Date: 1400 [unknown]
Location: Scotland
Surname/tag: Campbell

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This page contains a working list of the Campbell of Auchinbreck, beginning with Donnchadh (Campbell) Campbell Ist of Campbell (1370-1453). These profiles need to be reviewed and sourced. The sources used for this are: Balfour's The Scots Peerage; Tweed's House of Argyll.

Profile	Parents	Spouse(s)	Child(ren)
Duncan Campbell of Lochow (1370 - 1453) or (1390 - 1453)	Colin Campbell (1344-1413) Mariota Margaret Campbell (1348-1420)	Margery or Marcellina (Stewart) Campbell (abt.1384-bef.1432) Margaret (Stewart) Campbell (1397-1460)	Archibald (Campbell) Master of Campbell (abt.1400-1442) Unknown (Campbell of Lochow) Stewart (aft.1400-aft.1425) Agnes (Campbell) Houston (1421-1456) Colin Campbell (abt.1428-1475) Duncan Campbell (1431-1462) Neil Campbell (abt.1433-) Alexander (Celestine or Archibald)
Duncan Campbell-2502 First of Auchinbreck, eldest son of his father's second marriage	Duncan Cambell-2331 Margaret Stewart-2338	Anna (McCowle) Campbell (1440-1462)	Dugald Campbell
Dugald Campbell-2493 Second of Auchinbreck	Duncan Campbell-2502 Anna McCowle-2	Agnes (Lamont) Campbell	Dugal Campbell - To be detached Archibald Campbell
Archibald Campbell-2500	Dugald Campbell-2493 Agnes Lamont-36	Margaret Campbell Catherine Campbell	Duncan Campbell Dugald Campbell Donald Campbell Margaret (Campbell) Macdowall
Dugald Campbell-17918	Archibald Campbell-2500 Margaret Campbell-2494	none	none
Duncan Campbell-2491	Campbell-2500 Campbell-2494	Ann (Buchanan) Campbell Elizabeth (Sinclair) Campbell	Patrick Campbell Duncan Campbell

Research Notes

• Archibald (aka Gillespic or Celestin) Campbell joined Sir Duncan in 1414 in a grant to his kinsman of Craignish. 12 July 1415, he witnessed a charter by his grandfather, Robert, Duke of Albany. He died before March 1440. Said to have married Elizabeth, daughter of John, third Lord Somerville of Carnwath, and then a daughter of Murdac, Duke of Albany (there's no proof of this according to Balfour, unless she was a natural daughter).

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