Charlotte Campbell Nelson
• ca Feb 1863 - 17 Apr 1962
• Daughter of Duncan Green Campbell & Ella S Calvert
• Wife of Robert Edward Nelson
• For additional family information, visit www.woodvorwerk.com/wood/g28/p28676.htm
- DEATH NOTICE -
The Evening Star, 17 Apr 1962, p 28
CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL NELSON. On Tuesday, April 17, 1962, at Chestnut Lodge, Rockville, Md., CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL NELSON, cousin of Dr. J. A. C. Colson of Johns Hopkins University, Mrs. William Ellis Coalle of Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Eliza Randall of Carmel, N. Y., and Charles Baltimore Calvert of Washington, D. C. Services will be held in the Bethlehem Chapel of the Washington Cathedral on Wednesday, April 18, at 12 noon. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
- OBITUARY -
The Virginian-Pilot, 18 Apr 1962, p 8
ROCKVILLE, Md. -- Charlotte Campbell Nelson, 99, who was born in Richmond during the Civil War, died Tuesday in Chestnut Lodge after a long illness.
Mrs. Nelson was descended from two prominent Maryland families, the Calverts and the Campbells. The Calverts were direct descendANTS of Lord Baltimore, founder of Maryland.
Mrs. Nelson's childhood was spent at the old Calvert plantation, Riversdale, now the town of Riverdale.
Her grandfather, Charles Benedict Calvert, was one of the founders of Maryland Agricultural College, later the nucleus of the University of Maryland.
Her other grandfather, John Archibald Campbell, was an associate justice of the Supreme Court until 1862, when he resigned to become assistant secretary of war in the Confederate cabinet of Jefferson Davis.
Mrs. Nelson's husband, Robert E. Nelson, died 40 years ago. Her only child, Ella Calvert Nelson, died several years ago.
• ca Feb 1863 - 17 Apr 1962
• Daughter of Duncan Green Campbell & Ella S Calvert
• Wife of Robert Edward Nelson
• For additional family information, visit www.woodvorwerk.com/wood/g28/p28676.htm
- DEATH NOTICE -
The Evening Star, 17 Apr 1962, p 28
CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL NELSON. On Tuesday, April 17, 1962, at Chestnut Lodge, Rockville, Md., CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL NELSON, cousin of Dr. J. A. C. Colson of Johns Hopkins University, Mrs. William Ellis Coalle of Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Eliza Randall of Carmel, N. Y., and Charles Baltimore Calvert of Washington, D. C. Services will be held in the Bethlehem Chapel of the Washington Cathedral on Wednesday, April 18, at 12 noon. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
- OBITUARY -
The Virginian-Pilot, 18 Apr 1962, p 8
ROCKVILLE, Md. -- Charlotte Campbell Nelson, 99, who was born in Richmond during the Civil War, died Tuesday in Chestnut Lodge after a long illness.
Mrs. Nelson was descended from two prominent Maryland families, the Calverts and the Campbells. The Calverts were direct descendANTS of Lord Baltimore, founder of Maryland.
Mrs. Nelson's childhood was spent at the old Calvert plantation, Riversdale, now the town of Riverdale.
Her grandfather, Charles Benedict Calvert, was one of the founders of Maryland Agricultural College, later the nucleus of the University of Maryland.
Her other grandfather, John Archibald Campbell, was an associate justice of the Supreme Court until 1862, when he resigned to become assistant secretary of war in the Confederate cabinet of Jefferson Davis.
Mrs. Nelson's husband, Robert E. Nelson, died 40 years ago. Her only child, Ella Calvert Nelson, died several years ago.
Charlotte Campbell Nelson
• ca Feb 1863 - 17 Apr 1962
• Daughter of Duncan Green Campbell & Ella S Calvert
• Wife of Robert Edward Nelson
• For additional family information, visit www.woodvorwerk.com/wood/g28/p28676.htm
- DEATH NOTICE -
The Evening Star, 17 Apr 1962, p 28
CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL NELSON. On Tuesday, April 17, 1962, at Chestnut Lodge, Rockville, Md., CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL NELSON, cousin of Dr. J. A. C. Colson of Johns Hopkins University, Mrs. William Ellis Coalle of Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Eliza Randall of Carmel, N. Y., and Charles Baltimore Calvert of Washington, D. C. Services will be held in the Bethlehem Chapel of the Washington Cathedral on Wednesday, April 18, at 12 noon. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
- OBITUARY -
The Virginian-Pilot, 18 Apr 1962, p 8
ROCKVILLE, Md. -- Charlotte Campbell Nelson, 99, who was born in Richmond during the Civil War, died Tuesday in Chestnut Lodge after a long illness.
Mrs. Nelson was descended from two prominent Maryland families, the Calverts and the Campbells. The Calverts were direct descendANTS of Lord Baltimore, founder of Maryland.
Mrs. Nelson's childhood was spent at the old Calvert plantation, Riversdale, now the town of Riverdale.
Her grandfather, Charles Benedict Calvert, was one of the founders of Maryland Agricultural College, later the nucleus of the University of Maryland.
Her other grandfather, John Archibald Campbell, was an associate justice of the Supreme Court until 1862, when he resigned to become assistant secretary of war in the Confederate cabinet of Jefferson Davis.
Mrs. Nelson's husband, Robert E. Nelson, died 40 years ago. Her only child, Ella Calvert Nelson, died several years ago.
• ca Feb 1863 - 17 Apr 1962
• Daughter of Duncan Green Campbell & Ella S Calvert
• Wife of Robert Edward Nelson
• For additional family information, visit www.woodvorwerk.com/wood/g28/p28676.htm
- DEATH NOTICE -
The Evening Star, 17 Apr 1962, p 28
CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL NELSON. On Tuesday, April 17, 1962, at Chestnut Lodge, Rockville, Md., CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL NELSON, cousin of Dr. J. A. C. Colson of Johns Hopkins University, Mrs. William Ellis Coalle of Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. Eliza Randall of Carmel, N. Y., and Charles Baltimore Calvert of Washington, D. C. Services will be held in the Bethlehem Chapel of the Washington Cathedral on Wednesday, April 18, at 12 noon. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
- OBITUARY -
The Virginian-Pilot, 18 Apr 1962, p 8
ROCKVILLE, Md. -- Charlotte Campbell Nelson, 99, who was born in Richmond during the Civil War, died Tuesday in Chestnut Lodge after a long illness.
Mrs. Nelson was descended from two prominent Maryland families, the Calverts and the Campbells. The Calverts were direct descendANTS of Lord Baltimore, founder of Maryland.
Mrs. Nelson's childhood was spent at the old Calvert plantation, Riversdale, now the town of Riverdale.
Her grandfather, Charles Benedict Calvert, was one of the founders of Maryland Agricultural College, later the nucleus of the University of Maryland.
Her other grandfather, John Archibald Campbell, was an associate justice of the Supreme Court until 1862, when he resigned to become assistant secretary of war in the Confederate cabinet of Jefferson Davis.
Mrs. Nelson's husband, Robert E. Nelson, died 40 years ago. Her only child, Ella Calvert Nelson, died several years ago.
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