Lucille Pauline Gray Smith was the daughter of Queen Victoria Jack and her third husband, John Ambrose Smith.
On 30 September 1933 Lucille married James Monroe "Jake" Campbell in Covington, VA. They met and worked at the Rayon Mill in Covington.
Jake and Lucille had three childen: James Edward, Gene Herbert, and Ryland Monroe Campbell.
Jake and Lucille made their home in Covington, Leesburg and finally in Hampton, VA.
My grandmother was a tough ol' bird. She was a straight talker(one of my traits I took from her!) She was not afraid of anything and could handle any situation. She had to be tough. She raised 3 rough and tumble boys. From the stories my dad tells, she had to be on her toes 24/7 to keep up with them. My grandfather had a stroke in the early 70s and she single handedly took care of him for many years.
Lucille was an avid Washington Senators and Redskins fan!
On 30 September 1933 Lucille married James Monroe "Jake" Campbell in Covington, VA. They met and worked at the Rayon Mill in Covington.
Jake and Lucille had three childen: James Edward, Gene Herbert, and Ryland Monroe Campbell.
Jake and Lucille made their home in Covington, Leesburg and finally in Hampton, VA.
My grandmother was a tough ol' bird. She was a straight talker(one of my traits I took from her!) She was not afraid of anything and could handle any situation. She had to be tough. She raised 3 rough and tumble boys. From the stories my dad tells, she had to be on her toes 24/7 to keep up with them. My grandfather had a stroke in the early 70s and she single handedly took care of him for many years.
Lucille was an avid Washington Senators and Redskins fan!
Lucille Pauline Gray Smith was the daughter of Queen Victoria Jack and her third husband, John Ambrose Smith.
On 30 September 1933 Lucille married James Monroe "Jake" Campbell in Covington, VA. They met and worked at the Rayon Mill in Covington.
Jake and Lucille had three childen: James Edward, Gene Herbert, and Ryland Monroe Campbell.
Jake and Lucille made their home in Covington, Leesburg and finally in Hampton, VA.
My grandmother was a tough ol' bird. She was a straight talker(one of my traits I took from her!) She was not afraid of anything and could handle any situation. She had to be tough. She raised 3 rough and tumble boys. From the stories my dad tells, she had to be on her toes 24/7 to keep up with them. My grandfather had a stroke in the early 70s and she single handedly took care of him for many years.
Lucille was an avid Washington Senators and Redskins fan!
On 30 September 1933 Lucille married James Monroe "Jake" Campbell in Covington, VA. They met and worked at the Rayon Mill in Covington.
Jake and Lucille had three childen: James Edward, Gene Herbert, and Ryland Monroe Campbell.
Jake and Lucille made their home in Covington, Leesburg and finally in Hampton, VA.
My grandmother was a tough ol' bird. She was a straight talker(one of my traits I took from her!) She was not afraid of anything and could handle any situation. She had to be tough. She raised 3 rough and tumble boys. From the stories my dad tells, she had to be on her toes 24/7 to keep up with them. My grandfather had a stroke in the early 70s and she single handedly took care of him for many years.
Lucille was an avid Washington Senators and Redskins fan!
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