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John Campbell

Birth1814 - Louth, Ireland
Death5 Aug 1889 - Grand Greve, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
MotherCatherine McKeagney
FatherBernard Campbell

Born in Louth, Ireland on 1814 to Bernard Campbell and Catherine McKeagney. John Campbell married Marguerite Connors and had 12 children. He passed away on 5 Aug 1889 in Grand Greve, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.

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Parents
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Bernard Campbell
1795 - Unknown
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Catherine Mckeagney
1795 - 1849
Spouse(s)
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Marguerite Connors
1831 - 1915
Children Show all
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Mary Ann Campbell (Stone)
1850 - 1906
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Patrick Michael Campbell
1875 - 1960
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Catherine Campbell
1849 - 1904
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Martin Gregoire Campbell
1867 - Unknown
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James Campbell
1856 - 1885
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Marguerite Campbell
1859 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Campbell
1865 - 1906
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Alice Adelaide Campbell
1853 - Unknown
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Louise Campbell
1862 - Unknown
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Honore Daniel Campbell
1868 - Unknown
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Arthur Campbell
1864 - 1885
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Henny Campbell
1868 - Unknown

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