MARRIAGE REGISTRY:

George Campbell

Father Name: Dougald Campell

Mother Name: Annie Campell

Spouse Name: Flora Currie

Spouse Father Name: Malcolm Currie

Spouse Mother Name: Mary McDougall

Marriage Date: 20 Mar 1872 in Simcoe

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SPOUSE

Flora Currie 1846 – 1915

CHILDREN

Mary Catherine CAMPBELL

19 Dec 1872 – 1 Feb 1948 in Almeda, California

- Married Wilbur Overlock Sr Jun 2 1897 in Chicago Illinois. 1 child - Wilbur George Overlock Jr born 1n 1898. Wilbur Sr died 24 Feb 1899 in Cook, Illinois.

Wilbur Overlock

- Married Julian Ross Taylor Mar 28 1907 in Collingwood and moved to California. Julian may have adopted Wilbur.

Flora CAMPBELL 1875 –

Married & Divorced ?? Hughes. 1 daughter Alice Genevieve Hughes Born 1901 in Illinois and died in California in 1945. The daughter was divorced and the two were living together in Oakland California in 1940 (Census records).

Malcolm A. Campbell

10 Aug 1877 – 7 Apr 1930 in Windsor, Ont)

Married Margaret Alice Abraham May 3 1904 in Toronto. Son Robert George Campbell (1904-1956)

Charles Archibald CAMPBELL

14 Feb 1880 – 11 Mar 1963

Married Mary Elizabeth Gillespie 08 Jan 1908 in Orillia, Ont. 9 Children

Sarah Campbell 1882 – 1954

Married Thomas Martin son of Mary (Trigger) & James Martin on 27 Apr 1904 in Collingwood, On. 4 Children.

Dougall Campbell 1887 – 1947

May have married Marie Berg & lived in Wiseton, SK

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George Campbell

Death Date: 5 Nov 1917 @ Grey, Ontario, Canada

Cause of Death: Stomach cancer

Birth Location: Nottawasaga

Parents: Dougald Campbell & Ann Keith

Burial: Presbyterian Cemetery

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OBITUARY:

CRAIGLEITH FARMER'S DEATH

After an illness of three weeks, Mr. George Campbell, who has been a farmer in the vicinity of Craigleith for many years died on his homestead Wednesday. He was in his seventy-fourth year and has spent the greater part of his life on the farm on which he died. Mr. Campbell came to Craigleith when the farms were forests. He settled on the third line and converted his portion of Collingwood into a fine farm.

His wife, Miss Flora Currie, sister of Mr. H.A Currie of Collingwood died about three years ago, and since, Mr. Campbell has resided with his son, Charles, who is operating the homestead. Besides Charles there are two other boys, one in the west and one in Meaford. There are also two daughters in California and one - Mrs. Thomas Martin - in Wiarton.

Mr. Campbell was of a fine type. He was sturdy and having passed through the pioneer life, knew all the privations and trials of that period. He believed in fair dealing and always enjoyed the respect of all his acquaintances. He was a Presbyterian and his funeral which took place to the Collingwood Cemetery on Wednesday, was conducted by his pastor, Rev M.N. Bethune.