an Architect/Engineer
He was a pupil of John Skipton Mulvany, Architect.
He joined the Board of Works in 1853 as a Drawing Clerk, and was a Draughtsman in 1874
When dealing with the residue of his parents wills and estates in 1873, he was noted as
"John Patrick Campbell of the Office of Public Works, Custom House, Dublin, Esquire, the Son of said deceased"
His daughter May Campbell married Andrew Furlong on 1 August 1878.
Then living at 2 Cowley Place. [near Mountjoy Prison]
John Campbell was noted as an Architect
When his wife died in 1889, they were living at 85 Lower Drumcondra Road.
Recorded in the 1901 census at 79 Hollybank Road, Glasnevin Ward.
present were
John C. Campbell, aged 71, a widower, a Civil Engineer, born in City of Dublin.
Andrew T. Furlong, aged 46, son-in-law, married, a Maltster, born in Co. Wexford.
Death.
John Colin Campbell, aged 75, a widower, an Architect, died on 15 July 1901, at 79 Hollybank Road, Clontarf.
The cause of death was Cardiac Degeneration, Syncope, certified.
His death was registered on 19 August 1901, by A.J. Furlong, son-in-law, present at death, 79 Hollybank Road.
He was buried on 17 July 1901.
Will.
5 November 1901.
Administration of the Estate of John C. Campbell, late of 79 Hollybank Road, Drumcondra, Dublin, C.E. who died 15th July 1901, granted at Dublin to Mary E. Furlong (wife of A.T. Furlong).
Effects: £315. 12s. 6d.
Will.
22 January 1873.
Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Patrick Campbell, late of North Anne Street, Circular Road, Dublin, who died November 1830 at same place (left unadministered by Elizabeth Campbell the sole Executrix and Residuary Legatee) were granted at the Principal Registry to John Patrick Campbell of the Office of Public Works, Custom House, Dublin, Esquire, the Administrator of said Elizabeth Campbell. (Former Grant Consistorial Court, 1830)
Effects unadministered: under £20.
an Architect/Engineer
He was a pupil of John Skipton Mulvany, Architect.
He joined the Board of Works in 1853 as a Drawing Clerk, and was a Draughtsman in 1874
When dealing with the residue of his parents wills and estates in 1873, he was noted as
"John Patrick Campbell of the Office of Public Works, Custom House, Dublin, Esquire, the Son of said deceased"
His daughter May Campbell married Andrew Furlong on 1 August 1878.
Then living at 2 Cowley Place. [near Mountjoy Prison]
John Campbell was noted as an Architect
When his wife died in 1889, they were living at 85 Lower Drumcondra Road.
Recorded in the 1901 census at 79 Hollybank Road, Glasnevin Ward.
present were
John C. Campbell, aged 71, a widower, a Civil Engineer, born in City of Dublin.
Andrew T. Furlong, aged 46, son-in-law, married, a Maltster, born in Co. Wexford.
Death.
John Colin Campbell, aged 75, a widower, an Architect, died on 15 July 1901, at 79 Hollybank Road, Clontarf.
The cause of death was Cardiac Degeneration, Syncope, certified.
His death was registered on 19 August 1901, by A.J. Furlong, son-in-law, present at death, 79 Hollybank Road.
He was buried on 17 July 1901.
Will.
5 November 1901.
Administration of the Estate of John C. Campbell, late of 79 Hollybank Road, Drumcondra, Dublin, C.E. who died 15th July 1901, granted at Dublin to Mary E. Furlong (wife of A.T. Furlong).
Effects: £315. 12s. 6d.
Will.
22 January 1873.
Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Patrick Campbell, late of North Anne Street, Circular Road, Dublin, who died November 1830 at same place (left unadministered by Elizabeth Campbell the sole Executrix and Residuary Legatee) were granted at the Principal Registry to John Patrick Campbell of the Office of Public Works, Custom House, Dublin, Esquire, the Administrator of said Elizabeth Campbell. (Former Grant Consistorial Court, 1830)
Effects unadministered: under £20.
Inscription
This Stone was Erected by
Mrs. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL
in Memory of her beloved husband
Mr. PATRICK CAMPBELL
of Campbell Place, Mount Joy Square
who departed this life
on the 4th Day of November 1830
in the 66th Year of his Age.
The remains were removed here on the
29th February 1832, This was the first
Stone erected in this Cemetery.
Here also lie the remains of his Daughter
SUSANNA the beloved wife of JOHN MacNAMARA Esq. Solicitor.
died 13th August 1848, aged 23 years.
And her infant Child LIZZY.
Also the remains of the above
Mrs. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL
Who departed this life on the 17th of March 1852.
... ------ ...
May His Soul Rest In Peace Amen.
Here also lie the remains of SUSANNA MACNAMARA
and MARY JANE MACNAMARA and of SUSANNA CAMPBELL
Grand daughter of the above named
PATRICK CAMPBELL who died 5th March 1877.
aged 18 years: also her Mother ANNA CAMPBELL,
who died 31st December 1889, aged 60 years:
and her father JOHN COLIN CAMPBELL
son of PATRICK CAMPBELL, who died
15th July 1901, aged 75 years. R. I. P.
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