Andrew was the son of Robert Alexander Campbell and his second wife, Currilla A. Housel, who were married on 6 Jan 1855 in Shelby County, Kentucky. (Four years later, Currilla's brother Charles Housel married the widow Memory Kerlin and moved to neighboring Henry County.)
Robert Campbell was a farmer, and the 1860 census showed him owning land worth about $8,000; the 1870 census showed he had farm and domestic help living with them: Ann, Dick and Lucy Hunter.
Andrew had the following siblings:
William A. (abt 1877)
Harvey A. (abt 1856)
Sallie B. (1859)
Robert (abt 1862)
Lee (abt 1864)
Robert Campbell was a farmer, and the 1860 census showed him owning land worth about $8,000; the 1870 census showed he had farm and domestic help living with them: Ann, Dick and Lucy Hunter.
Andrew had the following siblings:
William A. (abt 1877)
Harvey A. (abt 1856)
Sallie B. (1859)
Robert (abt 1862)
Lee (abt 1864)
Andrew was the son of Robert Alexander Campbell and his second wife, Currilla A. Housel, who were married on 6 Jan 1855 in Shelby County, Kentucky. (Four years later, Currilla's brother Charles Housel married the widow Memory Kerlin and moved to neighboring Henry County.)
Robert Campbell was a farmer, and the 1860 census showed him owning land worth about $8,000; the 1870 census showed he had farm and domestic help living with them: Ann, Dick and Lucy Hunter.
Andrew had the following siblings:
William A. (abt 1877)
Harvey A. (abt 1856)
Sallie B. (1859)
Robert (abt 1862)
Lee (abt 1864)
Robert Campbell was a farmer, and the 1860 census showed him owning land worth about $8,000; the 1870 census showed he had farm and domestic help living with them: Ann, Dick and Lucy Hunter.
Andrew had the following siblings:
William A. (abt 1877)
Harvey A. (abt 1856)
Sallie B. (1859)
Robert (abt 1862)
Lee (abt 1864)
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