1. Daniel F. (1851-1927).
2. Joseph C. (1854-1913).
3. Mary Elizabeth (1857-1917) married to Franklin P. Mourer.
4. John Mayberry Knittle(1859-1935) who went out west with his sister Emma Johanna first to Illinois, then Kansas then to New Mexico then onto Turlock, Stanislaus Co. Calif where he died.
5. Sophia Jennie, known as Aunt Jennie to family (1861-1954) she married John Raker Frederick.
6. Emma Johanna (1863-1906) who married William E. Blakely and went out west first to Illinois with brother John Mayberry Knittle then on to Gray Co. Kansas where she and William Blakely married Feb. 9, 1888. Later they went on to Oklahoma and then to New Mexico where she died.
7. Laura Elva (1865-1936) married to Cyrus O.Evert.
8. Dallas Knittle, (1867-1956) died in Shamokin State Hospital, known as Uncle Dal, who did not marry.
Sarah and Aaron S. Knittle were incorrectly noted in the History of Columbia and Montour County and The Knittle Family Genealogy as being the parents of another daughter, Mary Emma Knittle ( 1856-1879) who was the daughter of Aaron's brother, Jacob and Angelina Derr Knittle and who died from Diphtheria and is buried with her parents at Union Cemetery in Catawissa. The Campbell family were one of the founding members of the Elysburg Presbyterian Church and were noted for their fine singing voices as quoted in the History of Northumberland Co. Pa..
1. Daniel F. (1851-1927).
2. Joseph C. (1854-1913).
3. Mary Elizabeth (1857-1917) married to Franklin P. Mourer.
4. John Mayberry Knittle(1859-1935) who went out west with his sister Emma Johanna first to Illinois, then Kansas then to New Mexico then onto Turlock, Stanislaus Co. Calif where he died.
5. Sophia Jennie, known as Aunt Jennie to family (1861-1954) she married John Raker Frederick.
6. Emma Johanna (1863-1906) who married William E. Blakely and went out west first to Illinois with brother John Mayberry Knittle then on to Gray Co. Kansas where she and William Blakely married Feb. 9, 1888. Later they went on to Oklahoma and then to New Mexico where she died.
7. Laura Elva (1865-1936) married to Cyrus O.Evert.
8. Dallas Knittle, (1867-1956) died in Shamokin State Hospital, known as Uncle Dal, who did not marry.
Sarah and Aaron S. Knittle were incorrectly noted in the History of Columbia and Montour County and The Knittle Family Genealogy as being the parents of another daughter, Mary Emma Knittle ( 1856-1879) who was the daughter of Aaron's brother, Jacob and Angelina Derr Knittle and who died from Diphtheria and is buried with her parents at Union Cemetery in Catawissa. The Campbell family were one of the founding members of the Elysburg Presbyterian Church and were noted for their fine singing voices as quoted in the History of Northumberland Co. Pa..
Inscription
What dear one's voice is smothered here in dust. Till waked to join the chorus of the just. Honored. Loved.
Family Members
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Nicholas Campbell
1807–1887
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Mary Campbell Thompson
1809–1872
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Jane Campbell Yocum
1810–1889
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Hannah Campbell Hile
1811–1872
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Obadiah S. Campbell
1816–1898
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Elizabeth Campbell Fox
1818–1874
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Joanne Campbell McMurtrie
1820–1898
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John Campbell
1823–1908
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John E. Campbell
1824–1899
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James Jackson Campbell
1829–1907
