per death certificate:
Father: Henry Munsen CAMPBELL
Mother: Lois BUSHNELL
widowed
3 children all living
signed by Benjamin DOUGLAS
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Elizabeth CAMPBELL DOUGLASS in 1856 married Samuel Townsend DOUGLASS (1814-1898), the law partner of James V. Campbell. Douglass moved from Fredonia N.Y. to Detroit in 1837, where his cousin Douglass HOUGHTON was a leading physician and State Geologist, and entered the law office of Henry N. Walker and Asher B. Bates. In 1840 Bates retired and Douglass became Walker's partner. In 1844 James V. CAMPBELL became a member of the firm now called Walker, Douglass and Campbell. Elizabeth (CAMPBELL) DOUGLASS and Samuel T. DOUGLASS had three children: Mary Campbell DOUGLASS, who attended the University of Michigan, 1874-1876, and married Frederic P. ANDERSON of Grosse Ile, Michigan; Benjamin DOUGLASS (1859-1911), an 1882 engineering graduate of the University of Michigan and engineer for several Detroit companies; and Elizabeth C. (Lily) DOUGLASS.
(Per James Valentine Campbell Papers, 1830-1941, Michigan Historical Collections, Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI)
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In April, 1856, he married, Elizabeth, daughter of Henry M. CAMPBELL, an old resident of Detroit, and sister of the Hon. James V. CAMPBELL, LL.D., Marshall professor of law, in the University of Michigan,and for the last eighteen years one of the judges of the Supreme Court of the state.
Children: --
Mary Campbell, b. 1857; stud. Mich. Univ. ('78)
Benjamin, b. 1860.
Elizabeth Campbell, b. 1862
SOURCE: page 277 A collection of family records: with biographical sketches, and other memoranda of various families and individuals bearing the name DOUGLAS or Allied to families of that name. By Charles Henry James Douglas ©1879
Father: Henry Munsen CAMPBELL
Mother: Lois BUSHNELL
widowed
3 children all living
signed by Benjamin DOUGLAS
------------
Elizabeth CAMPBELL DOUGLASS in 1856 married Samuel Townsend DOUGLASS (1814-1898), the law partner of James V. Campbell. Douglass moved from Fredonia N.Y. to Detroit in 1837, where his cousin Douglass HOUGHTON was a leading physician and State Geologist, and entered the law office of Henry N. Walker and Asher B. Bates. In 1840 Bates retired and Douglass became Walker's partner. In 1844 James V. CAMPBELL became a member of the firm now called Walker, Douglass and Campbell. Elizabeth (CAMPBELL) DOUGLASS and Samuel T. DOUGLASS had three children: Mary Campbell DOUGLASS, who attended the University of Michigan, 1874-1876, and married Frederic P. ANDERSON of Grosse Ile, Michigan; Benjamin DOUGLASS (1859-1911), an 1882 engineering graduate of the University of Michigan and engineer for several Detroit companies; and Elizabeth C. (Lily) DOUGLASS.
(Per James Valentine Campbell Papers, 1830-1941, Michigan Historical Collections, Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI)
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In April, 1856, he married, Elizabeth, daughter of Henry M. CAMPBELL, an old resident of Detroit, and sister of the Hon. James V. CAMPBELL, LL.D., Marshall professor of law, in the University of Michigan,and for the last eighteen years one of the judges of the Supreme Court of the state.
Children: --
Mary Campbell, b. 1857; stud. Mich. Univ. ('78)
Benjamin, b. 1860.
Elizabeth Campbell, b. 1862
SOURCE: page 277 A collection of family records: with biographical sketches, and other memoranda of various families and individuals bearing the name DOUGLAS or Allied to families of that name. By Charles Henry James Douglas ©1879
per death certificate:
Father: Henry Munsen CAMPBELL
Mother: Lois BUSHNELL
widowed
3 children all living
signed by Benjamin DOUGLAS
------------
Elizabeth CAMPBELL DOUGLASS in 1856 married Samuel Townsend DOUGLASS (1814-1898), the law partner of James V. Campbell. Douglass moved from Fredonia N.Y. to Detroit in 1837, where his cousin Douglass HOUGHTON was a leading physician and State Geologist, and entered the law office of Henry N. Walker and Asher B. Bates. In 1840 Bates retired and Douglass became Walker's partner. In 1844 James V. CAMPBELL became a member of the firm now called Walker, Douglass and Campbell. Elizabeth (CAMPBELL) DOUGLASS and Samuel T. DOUGLASS had three children: Mary Campbell DOUGLASS, who attended the University of Michigan, 1874-1876, and married Frederic P. ANDERSON of Grosse Ile, Michigan; Benjamin DOUGLASS (1859-1911), an 1882 engineering graduate of the University of Michigan and engineer for several Detroit companies; and Elizabeth C. (Lily) DOUGLASS.
(Per James Valentine Campbell Papers, 1830-1941, Michigan Historical Collections, Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI)
-------------
In April, 1856, he married, Elizabeth, daughter of Henry M. CAMPBELL, an old resident of Detroit, and sister of the Hon. James V. CAMPBELL, LL.D., Marshall professor of law, in the University of Michigan,and for the last eighteen years one of the judges of the Supreme Court of the state.
Children: --
Mary Campbell, b. 1857; stud. Mich. Univ. ('78)
Benjamin, b. 1860.
Elizabeth Campbell, b. 1862
SOURCE: page 277 A collection of family records: with biographical sketches, and other memoranda of various families and individuals bearing the name DOUGLAS or Allied to families of that name. By Charles Henry James Douglas ©1879
Father: Henry Munsen CAMPBELL
Mother: Lois BUSHNELL
widowed
3 children all living
signed by Benjamin DOUGLAS
------------
Elizabeth CAMPBELL DOUGLASS in 1856 married Samuel Townsend DOUGLASS (1814-1898), the law partner of James V. Campbell. Douglass moved from Fredonia N.Y. to Detroit in 1837, where his cousin Douglass HOUGHTON was a leading physician and State Geologist, and entered the law office of Henry N. Walker and Asher B. Bates. In 1840 Bates retired and Douglass became Walker's partner. In 1844 James V. CAMPBELL became a member of the firm now called Walker, Douglass and Campbell. Elizabeth (CAMPBELL) DOUGLASS and Samuel T. DOUGLASS had three children: Mary Campbell DOUGLASS, who attended the University of Michigan, 1874-1876, and married Frederic P. ANDERSON of Grosse Ile, Michigan; Benjamin DOUGLASS (1859-1911), an 1882 engineering graduate of the University of Michigan and engineer for several Detroit companies; and Elizabeth C. (Lily) DOUGLASS.
(Per James Valentine Campbell Papers, 1830-1941, Michigan Historical Collections, Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI)
-------------
In April, 1856, he married, Elizabeth, daughter of Henry M. CAMPBELL, an old resident of Detroit, and sister of the Hon. James V. CAMPBELL, LL.D., Marshall professor of law, in the University of Michigan,and for the last eighteen years one of the judges of the Supreme Court of the state.
Children: --
Mary Campbell, b. 1857; stud. Mich. Univ. ('78)
Benjamin, b. 1860.
Elizabeth Campbell, b. 1862
SOURCE: page 277 A collection of family records: with biographical sketches, and other memoranda of various families and individuals bearing the name DOUGLAS or Allied to families of that name. By Charles Henry James Douglas ©1879
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