Saturday, December 17, 1853
Paper: Weekly Herald (New York, NY)
Volume: XVII
Issue: 50
Page: 408
Mrs. Campbell-Stewart died on December 13, 1853 at Philadelphia:
Died, at Philadelphia, December 13, in the 74th year of her age, Elizabeth Corbin, wife of Ferdinand Stewart Campbell Stewart, late of Williamsburg, Va. and of Ascog House, Scotland.
This estimable lady and exemplary mother, was the grand-daughter of Carter Braxton, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, and only child of the late Col. Samuel Griffin, of the Revolutionary Army. She leaves an affectionate and devoted family, and a large circle of warmly attached relatives and friends both in the Southern and Northern States.
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Other children not on Find A Grave:
1. Elizabeth Gatliff (dates unknown)
2. Susan Gatliff (??-1822)
3. Anna Louisa Campbell Stewart (abt.1822-1822)
Paper: Weekly Herald (New York, NY)
Volume: XVII
Issue: 50
Page: 408
Mrs. Campbell-Stewart died on December 13, 1853 at Philadelphia:
Died, at Philadelphia, December 13, in the 74th year of her age, Elizabeth Corbin, wife of Ferdinand Stewart Campbell Stewart, late of Williamsburg, Va. and of Ascog House, Scotland.
This estimable lady and exemplary mother, was the grand-daughter of Carter Braxton, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, and only child of the late Col. Samuel Griffin, of the Revolutionary Army. She leaves an affectionate and devoted family, and a large circle of warmly attached relatives and friends both in the Southern and Northern States.
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Other children not on Find A Grave:
1. Elizabeth Gatliff (dates unknown)
2. Susan Gatliff (??-1822)
3. Anna Louisa Campbell Stewart (abt.1822-1822)
Saturday, December 17, 1853
Paper: Weekly Herald (New York, NY)
Volume: XVII
Issue: 50
Page: 408
Mrs. Campbell-Stewart died on December 13, 1853 at Philadelphia:
Died, at Philadelphia, December 13, in the 74th year of her age, Elizabeth Corbin, wife of Ferdinand Stewart Campbell Stewart, late of Williamsburg, Va. and of Ascog House, Scotland.
This estimable lady and exemplary mother, was the grand-daughter of Carter Braxton, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, and only child of the late Col. Samuel Griffin, of the Revolutionary Army. She leaves an affectionate and devoted family, and a large circle of warmly attached relatives and friends both in the Southern and Northern States.
**********************************
Other children not on Find A Grave:
1. Elizabeth Gatliff (dates unknown)
2. Susan Gatliff (??-1822)
3. Anna Louisa Campbell Stewart (abt.1822-1822)
Paper: Weekly Herald (New York, NY)
Volume: XVII
Issue: 50
Page: 408
Mrs. Campbell-Stewart died on December 13, 1853 at Philadelphia:
Died, at Philadelphia, December 13, in the 74th year of her age, Elizabeth Corbin, wife of Ferdinand Stewart Campbell Stewart, late of Williamsburg, Va. and of Ascog House, Scotland.
This estimable lady and exemplary mother, was the grand-daughter of Carter Braxton, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, and only child of the late Col. Samuel Griffin, of the Revolutionary Army. She leaves an affectionate and devoted family, and a large circle of warmly attached relatives and friends both in the Southern and Northern States.
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Other children not on Find A Grave:
1. Elizabeth Gatliff (dates unknown)
2. Susan Gatliff (??-1822)
3. Anna Louisa Campbell Stewart (abt.1822-1822)
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