~ Sarah Elizabeth "Bettie" (Morgan) Campbell ~
my 5th great grandmother
Wife of Adam Campbell, my root ancestor who came from Scotland and settled in the what was then Rowan County.
Father: Theophilus Morgan, of Ireland
Mother: Not known
Married (1755, Culpeper County, Virginia Colony): Percival Adam Campbell (Birth 30 Aug 1735 • Dunblane, Perthshire, Scotland (now Stirling District, Dunblane, Scotland) - Death 1781 • Union Grove, Rowan (now Iredell), North Carolina Colony) Note: Some accounts give marriage location in Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA
Children (my 5th great aunts & uncles):
1. Keziah "Lizzie" Campbell (Birth 1755 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death Jun 1845 • Hancock County, Indiana, USA);
2. William R Campbell, American Revolutionary Soldier, (Birth 1 Aug 1756 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 12 Jan 1846 • Metropolis, Bureau, Illinois, USA);
3. John Campbell, American Revolutionary Soldier, (Birth 1759 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 23 Mar 1834 • Iredell County, North Carolina, USA);
4. Mary "Polly" Campbell (Birth 1760 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 11 Sep 1834 • Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA);
5. Sarah Sally Campbell (Birth 9 Sep 1763 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 23 Mar 1845 • Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA);
6. Perciphull Pierce Campbell, Sr., Esquire (Birth 13 Apr 1767 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 6 Jun 1853 • Union Grove, Iredell, North Carolina, USA)
Died: Feb 1798, Union Grove, Iredell (then Rowan), North Carolina, USA
Buried: Feb 1798, Campbell Family Cemetery, Union Grove, Iredell County, North Carolina, USA
Note: Adam Campbell and Elizabeth settled on a 300 acre tract of land on the South side of Hunting Creek near the Wilkes and Surry County line, in Rowan County, sometime prior to 1775. The Campbell Cemetery is located on this tract and is a historical landmark in the area.
Interesting Note: There are records of a daughter of Adam Cambell & Sarah E. Morgan, Malinda M. Campbell, (B: Abt 1776, Culpeper County, Virginia Colony) married (1796, Long Island, Queens, New York, USA): Miller Wood (Born: 10 Mar 1779, Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts Colony - Died: Warren County, Kentucky, USA)
my 5th great grandmother
Wife of Adam Campbell, my root ancestor who came from Scotland and settled in the what was then Rowan County.
Father: Theophilus Morgan, of Ireland
Mother: Not known
Married (1755, Culpeper County, Virginia Colony): Percival Adam Campbell (Birth 30 Aug 1735 • Dunblane, Perthshire, Scotland (now Stirling District, Dunblane, Scotland) - Death 1781 • Union Grove, Rowan (now Iredell), North Carolina Colony) Note: Some accounts give marriage location in Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA
Children (my 5th great aunts & uncles):
1. Keziah "Lizzie" Campbell (Birth 1755 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death Jun 1845 • Hancock County, Indiana, USA);
2. William R Campbell, American Revolutionary Soldier, (Birth 1 Aug 1756 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 12 Jan 1846 • Metropolis, Bureau, Illinois, USA);
3. John Campbell, American Revolutionary Soldier, (Birth 1759 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 23 Mar 1834 • Iredell County, North Carolina, USA);
4. Mary "Polly" Campbell (Birth 1760 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 11 Sep 1834 • Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA);
5. Sarah Sally Campbell (Birth 9 Sep 1763 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 23 Mar 1845 • Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA);
6. Perciphull Pierce Campbell, Sr., Esquire (Birth 13 Apr 1767 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 6 Jun 1853 • Union Grove, Iredell, North Carolina, USA)
Died: Feb 1798, Union Grove, Iredell (then Rowan), North Carolina, USA
Buried: Feb 1798, Campbell Family Cemetery, Union Grove, Iredell County, North Carolina, USA
Note: Adam Campbell and Elizabeth settled on a 300 acre tract of land on the South side of Hunting Creek near the Wilkes and Surry County line, in Rowan County, sometime prior to 1775. The Campbell Cemetery is located on this tract and is a historical landmark in the area.
Interesting Note: There are records of a daughter of Adam Cambell & Sarah E. Morgan, Malinda M. Campbell, (B: Abt 1776, Culpeper County, Virginia Colony) married (1796, Long Island, Queens, New York, USA): Miller Wood (Born: 10 Mar 1779, Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts Colony - Died: Warren County, Kentucky, USA)
~ Sarah Elizabeth "Bettie" (Morgan) Campbell ~
my 5th great grandmother
Wife of Adam Campbell, my root ancestor who came from Scotland and settled in the what was then Rowan County.
Father: Theophilus Morgan, of Ireland
Mother: Not known
Married (1755, Culpeper County, Virginia Colony): Percival Adam Campbell (Birth 30 Aug 1735 • Dunblane, Perthshire, Scotland (now Stirling District, Dunblane, Scotland) - Death 1781 • Union Grove, Rowan (now Iredell), North Carolina Colony) Note: Some accounts give marriage location in Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA
Children (my 5th great aunts & uncles):
1. Keziah "Lizzie" Campbell (Birth 1755 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death Jun 1845 • Hancock County, Indiana, USA);
2. William R Campbell, American Revolutionary Soldier, (Birth 1 Aug 1756 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 12 Jan 1846 • Metropolis, Bureau, Illinois, USA);
3. John Campbell, American Revolutionary Soldier, (Birth 1759 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 23 Mar 1834 • Iredell County, North Carolina, USA);
4. Mary "Polly" Campbell (Birth 1760 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 11 Sep 1834 • Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA);
5. Sarah Sally Campbell (Birth 9 Sep 1763 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 23 Mar 1845 • Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA);
6. Perciphull Pierce Campbell, Sr., Esquire (Birth 13 Apr 1767 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 6 Jun 1853 • Union Grove, Iredell, North Carolina, USA)
Died: Feb 1798, Union Grove, Iredell (then Rowan), North Carolina, USA
Buried: Feb 1798, Campbell Family Cemetery, Union Grove, Iredell County, North Carolina, USA
Note: Adam Campbell and Elizabeth settled on a 300 acre tract of land on the South side of Hunting Creek near the Wilkes and Surry County line, in Rowan County, sometime prior to 1775. The Campbell Cemetery is located on this tract and is a historical landmark in the area.
Interesting Note: There are records of a daughter of Adam Cambell & Sarah E. Morgan, Malinda M. Campbell, (B: Abt 1776, Culpeper County, Virginia Colony) married (1796, Long Island, Queens, New York, USA): Miller Wood (Born: 10 Mar 1779, Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts Colony - Died: Warren County, Kentucky, USA)
my 5th great grandmother
Wife of Adam Campbell, my root ancestor who came from Scotland and settled in the what was then Rowan County.
Father: Theophilus Morgan, of Ireland
Mother: Not known
Married (1755, Culpeper County, Virginia Colony): Percival Adam Campbell (Birth 30 Aug 1735 • Dunblane, Perthshire, Scotland (now Stirling District, Dunblane, Scotland) - Death 1781 • Union Grove, Rowan (now Iredell), North Carolina Colony) Note: Some accounts give marriage location in Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA
Children (my 5th great aunts & uncles):
1. Keziah "Lizzie" Campbell (Birth 1755 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death Jun 1845 • Hancock County, Indiana, USA);
2. William R Campbell, American Revolutionary Soldier, (Birth 1 Aug 1756 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 12 Jan 1846 • Metropolis, Bureau, Illinois, USA);
3. John Campbell, American Revolutionary Soldier, (Birth 1759 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 23 Mar 1834 • Iredell County, North Carolina, USA);
4. Mary "Polly" Campbell (Birth 1760 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 11 Sep 1834 • Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA);
5. Sarah Sally Campbell (Birth 9 Sep 1763 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 23 Mar 1845 • Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA);
6. Perciphull Pierce Campbell, Sr., Esquire (Birth 13 Apr 1767 • Culpeper County Virginia Colony /or Wilkes County, North Carolina Colony - Death 6 Jun 1853 • Union Grove, Iredell, North Carolina, USA)
Died: Feb 1798, Union Grove, Iredell (then Rowan), North Carolina, USA
Buried: Feb 1798, Campbell Family Cemetery, Union Grove, Iredell County, North Carolina, USA
Note: Adam Campbell and Elizabeth settled on a 300 acre tract of land on the South side of Hunting Creek near the Wilkes and Surry County line, in Rowan County, sometime prior to 1775. The Campbell Cemetery is located on this tract and is a historical landmark in the area.
Interesting Note: There are records of a daughter of Adam Cambell & Sarah E. Morgan, Malinda M. Campbell, (B: Abt 1776, Culpeper County, Virginia Colony) married (1796, Long Island, Queens, New York, USA): Miller Wood (Born: 10 Mar 1779, Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts Colony - Died: Warren County, Kentucky, USA)
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