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     John W. Ennis was born circa 1819 in Kentucky. He was the son of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell. John may have married Mary Jane Fitch. He may also have died in January 1850.

     Tandy Campbell was born on 18 February 1780 in Amherst County, Virginia. He was the son of Ambrose Campbell and Margaret Nancy Gillespie. Tandy Campbell married Mary Ann Wright on 5 October 1805 in Amherst County, Virginia. On 7 September 1838 Tandy purchased two 40 acre sections of land located in Lafayette County, Missouri under the 1820 Land Act. In their westward travels Tandy’s family was located in Augusta, Virginia on the 1810 census and in Warren County, Kentucky on the 1820 census before arriving in Lafayette County, Missouri sometime before the 1830 census.

Tandy Campbell died on 11 November 1845 in Johnson County, Missouri, at age 65. He was buried in Strange Cemetery, Rose Hill, Johnson County, Missouri.

     Mary Ann Wright was born on 12 February 1785 in Virginia. She married Tandy Campbell, son of Ambrose Campbell and Margaret Nancy Gillespie, on 5 October 1805 in Amherst County, Virginia. On 7 September 1838 Tandy purchased two 40 acre sections of land located in Lafayette County, Missouri under the 1820 Land Act. In their westward travels Tandy’s family was located in Augusta, Virginia on the 1810 census and in Warren County, Kentucky on the 1820 census before arriving in Lafayette County, Missouri sometime before the 1830 census.

Mary Ann Wright died on 27 February 1855 in Johnson County, Missouri, at age 70. She was buried in Strange Cemetery, Rose Hill, Johnson County, Missouri.

     Jefferson Campbell was born on 14 July 1806 in Augusta County, Virginia. He was the son of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright. Jefferson Campbell married Sarah McCarty on 18 January 1838 in Lafayette County, Missouri. Jefferson and Sarah had at least one child named Perry Campbell who was bround around 1847 in Rich Hill, Bates County, Missouri and died on 30 January 1898 in Liberty, Liberty County, Texas. He was buried in the LIberty City Cemetery in Liberty County.

Jefferson Campbell died on 17 January 1885 in Walnut Township, Bates County, Missouri, at age 78. He was buried in Salem Cemetery, Foster, Bates County, Missouri.

     Sarah McCarty was born in 1820 in Tennessee. She married Jefferson Campbell, son of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright, on 18 January 1838 in Lafayette County, Missouri. Jefferson and Sarah had at least one child named Perry Campbell who was bround around 1847 in Rich Hill, Bates County, Missouri and died on 30 January 1898 in Liberty, Liberty County, Texas. He was buried in the LIberty City Cemetery in Liberty County. Sarah McCarty was buried in Salem Cemetery, Foster, Bates County, Missouri.

Sarah McCarty died after 1870.

     Nicholas Campbell was born on 12 June 1808 in Augusta County, Virginia. He was the son of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright. Nicholas and Sara had at least six children including Nancy Anna Campbell who was born on 14 December 1840 and died on 18 May 1872; Rebecca Jane Campbell who was born around 1842 and died around 1882; Mary Missouri Campbell who was born around 1844 and died around 1901; Albert M. Campbell who was born around 1847 and likely died in California on 5 January 1934; Elizabeth Virginia Campbell who was born on 27 January 1849 and died on 14 May 1902; Martha M. Campbell who was likely born on 28 September 1850; and James Wilson Campbell who was likely born on 5 September 1854 and died on 18 August 1855. Nicholas Campbell married Sarah Ann Crabtree before 1856. Nicholas Campbell married Nancy Graham on 11 April 1858 in Benton County, Missouri. Nicholas and Nancy did not have any children.

Nicholas Campbell died on 15 September 1876 in Alexander, Benton County, Missouri, at age 68.

     Sarah Ann Crabtree was born on 6 August 1817 in Tennessee. Nicholas and Sara had at least six children including Nancy Anna Campbell who was born on 14 December 1840 and died on 18 May 1872; Rebecca Jane Campbell who was born around 1842 and died around 1882; Mary Missouri Campbell who was born around 1844 and died around 1901; Albert M. Campbell who was born around 1847 and likely died in California on 5 January 1934; Elizabeth Virginia Campbell who was born on 27 January 1849 and died on 14 May 1902; Martha M. Campbell who was likely born on 28 September 1850; and James Wilson Campbell who was likely born on 5 September 1854 and died on 18 August 1855. She married Nicholas Campbell, son of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright, before 1856.

Sarah Ann Crabtree died on 25 May 1856 at age 38.

     Nancy Graham was born on 17 March 1818 in Alabama. She married Nicholas Campbell, son of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright, on 11 April 1858 in Benton County, Missouri. Nicholas and Nancy did not have any children.

Nancy Graham died on 18 June 1888 in Benton County, Virginia, at age 70.

     Mary Ann Campbell was born on 6 November 1813 in Virginia. She was the daughter of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright. Mary Ann Campbell married Alexander Aiken Doak on 22 July 1828 in Warren County, Kentucky. Mary Ann and Alexander had at least six children including William J. Doak who was born on 2 December 1829 and died on 8 March 1863; Tandy Nicholas Doak who was born around 1832 and likely died before 1870; John Alexander Doak who was born on 25 January 1834 and died on 5 June 1925; Mary W. Doak who was likely born on 14 May 1836 and died on 27 August 1839; Margaret Ann Coak who may have been born on 2 November 1838 and died on 20 August 1839; Notley H. Doak who was born around 1842; and Samuel W. Doak who was born around 1843; Sarah Jane Doak who was born on 6 May 1846 and died on 27 August 1939; Garland B. Doak who was born on 1 October 1849 and died on 13 August 1851; James D. Doak who was born on 7 April 1852 and died on 30 April 1881; and Mary Frances Doak who was born on 8 September 1857 and died on 13 September 1858.

Mary Ann Campbell died on 17 August 1884 in Holden, Johnson County, Missouri, at age 70. She was buried in Strange Cemetery, Rose Hill, Johnson County, Missouri.

     Alexander Aiken Doak was born on 22 October 1802 in Green County, Kentucky. He married Mary Ann Campbell, daughter of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright, on 22 July 1828 in Warren County, Kentucky. Alexander Aiken Doak left a will on 26 November 1878 at Johnson County, Missouri, leaving all of his personal property to his wife, but that after her death anything that was left was to be equally divided between his sons John A. Doa and James D. Doa and his daughter Sarah Jane Rake. He also listed widows of his deceased children along with their children and gave “one dollar” to each by name. He appointed his sons John A. Doak and James D. Doak as his executors. Mary Ann and Alexander had at least six children including William J. Doak who was born on 2 December 1829 and died on 8 March 1863; Tandy Nicholas Doak who was born around 1832 and likely died before 1870; John Alexander Doak who was born on 25 January 1834 and died on 5 June 1925; Mary W. Doak who was likely born on 14 May 1836 and died on 27 August 1839; Margaret Ann Coak who may have been born on 2 November 1838 and died on 20 August 1839; Notley H. Doak who was born around 1842; and Samuel W. Doak who was born around 1843; Sarah Jane Doak who was born on 6 May 1846 and died on 27 August 1939; Garland B. Doak who was born on 1 October 1849 and died on 13 August 1851; James D. Doak who was born on 7 April 1852 and died on 30 April 1881; and Mary Frances Doak who was born on 8 September 1857 and died on 13 September 1858.

Alexander Aiken Doak died on 20 December 1878 in Holden County, Missouri, at age 76. He was buried in Strange Cemetery, Rose Hill, Johnson County, Missouri.

     Nancy Letha Campbell was born on 11 January 1824 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright. Nancy Letha Campbell married John B. Hunt (?) in 1841 in Lafayette County, Missouri. Nancy and John had at least eight children including Mary Ann Hunt who was born in 1853 and died on 8 May 1879; Matilda Casanda Hunt who was born on 8 February 1846 and died on 17 February 1935; Tandy William Hunt who was born on 8 August 1848 and died on 4 April 1930; Samuel Wilson Hunt who was born on 14 October 1850 and died on 16 February 1887; Louisa Josephine Hunt who was born on 11 June 1854 and died on 26 March 1937; John L. Hunt who was born in 1856 and died in 1859; and Alexander Hunt who was born in 1861 and died the following year in 1861. Nancy Letha Campbell married William Adams in 1867 in Johnson County, Missouri.

Nancy Letha Campbell died in 1896 in Cass County, Missouri. She was buried in Strange Cemetery, Rose Hill, Johnson County, Missouri.

     John B. Hunt (?) was born on 4 April 1817 in Warren County, Kentucky. He married Nancy Letha Campbell, daughter of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright, in 1841 in Lafayette County, Missouri. Nancy and John had at least eight children including Mary Ann Hunt who was born in 1853 and died on 8 May 1879; Matilda Casanda Hunt who was born on 8 February 1846 and died on 17 February 1935; Tandy William Hunt who was born on 8 August 1848 and died on 4 April 1930; Samuel Wilson Hunt who was born on 14 October 1850 and died on 16 February 1887; Louisa Josephine Hunt who was born on 11 June 1854 and died on 26 March 1937; John L. Hunt who was born in 1856 and died in 1859; and Alexander Hunt who was born in 1861 and died the following year in 1861.

John B. Hunt (?) died on 22 June 1862 in Cass County, Missouri, at age 45. He was buried in Strange Cemetery, Rose Hill, Johnson County, Missouri.

     William Adams was born in 1817 in Mercer County, Kentucky. Nancy and William did not have any children. However William had previously beenm married to Elizabeth Jane Black and they had three children including Margaret Catherine Adams, James Albert Adams, and Sarah Virginia Adams. He married Nancy Letha Campbell, daughter of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright, in 1867 in Johnson County, Missouri.

William Adams died in June 1888 in Gunn City, Missouri. He was buried in Index Cemetery, Garden City, Cass County, Missouri.

     James R. Campbell was born on 3 June 1828 in Missouri. He was the son of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright.

     Wilson Ambrose Campbell was born on 11 November 1830 in Lafayette County, Missouri. He was the son of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright. After his father died in 1945 Wilson moved out of the family home and started a life for himself. He was working on a farm for $7 monthly at the time and used part of his wages to buy books and in winter attended school paying his tuition and working for his board until he was 18. He then purchased forty acres of land in Johnson County from the Government for $1.25 per acre. By the spring of 1850 he had sold the land and left Missouri on an overland trip to California. The journey was five months and thirteen days and his wagon and ox-team were purchased with profits he had made from the sale of his land in Missouri. In California he had a fair success during the first winter mining at Diamond Springs and then moved on to Georgetown, California where he mined for a few months before moving on to Horse Shoe Bend on the American River where he used all of his savings to buy some claims. After being unsuccessful he abandoned the claims and went down the river to Yankee Slide where he remained for four months and made a little money. He then went to Weaver Creek to a place called Coon Hollow and sometimes called Hangtown. From there he went to San Francisco to start the journey back to Missouri by the Panama route. Disaster struck on the return trip when they were shipwrecked at the Gulf of Tehuantepec and blown from land out to sea for five hundred miles. The ship’s pumps would not work and the entire crew and passengers had to bale the water out of the vessel. They finally made it back to Central America and crossed the country by jack mules to Lake Nicaragua and then on to Graytown where they took a ship to Havana and then to New Orleans and from there home by way of St. Louis. He had $1,000 left after paying trip expenses of $500 and bought 120 acres of land in Johnson County on which he made his home. Wilson Ambrose Campbell married Louisa Hodges on 13 March 1853. Wilson served during the Civil War and was taken prisoner in November 1861. He was stripped of his personal property and held for a time and then turned loose. He continued to serve and attained the rank of Captain. He was at Freeport, Louisiana when his regiment surrendered, sometime after Lee’s surrender. After being paroled he returned to his home after not seeing his wife for over three years. There he built a reasonable fortune sufficient to take several trips including the World’s Fair in Chicago and the New Orleans Exposition. In his 1906 will Wilson left $10,000 plus the remainder of his estate to his wife Louisa, excepting a $5,000 donation to an Endowment Fund for the Missouri Valley College in Marshall, Missouri.

Wilson Ambrose Campbell died on 29 January 1907 in Holden, Johnson County, Missouri, at age 76. He was buried in Holden Cemetery, Johnson County, Missouri.

     Louisa Hodges was born on 17 February 1837 in Lincoln County, Missouri. She married Wilson Ambrose Campbell, son of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright, on 13 March 1853. Wilson served during the Civil War and was taken prisoner in November 1861. He was stripped of his personal property and held for a time and then turned loose. He continued to serve and attained the rank of Captain. He was at Freeport, Louisiana when his regiment surrendered, sometime after Lee’s surrender. After being paroled he returned to his home after not seeing his wife for over three years. There he built a reasonable fortune sufficient to take several trips including the World’s Fair in Chicago and the New Orleans Exposition. In his 1906 will Wilson left $10,000 plus the remainder of his estate to his wife Louisa, excepting a $5,000 donation to an Endowment Fund for the Missouri Valley College in Marshall, Missouri.

Louisa Hodges died on 19 July 1912 in Holden, Johnson County, Missouri, at age 75.

     Alexander Campbell was born circa 1832 in Missouri. He was the son of Tandy Campbell and Mary Ann Wright.

     Sally Mills Campbell was born circa 1782 in Virginia. She was the daughter of Ambrose Campbell and Margaret Nancy Gillespie.

     Joel Henry Campbell was born circa 1820 in Amherst County, Virginia. He was the son of Lewis Campbell and Susanna Monroe.

Joel Henry Campbell died circa 1887.

     Margaret Louisa Staples was born on 29 May 1835 in Amherst County, Virginia. She married Joseph Campbell, son of Lewis Campbell and Susanna Monroe, on 18 January 1859 in Amherst County, Virginia.

Margaret Louisa Staples died on 17 July 1882 at age 47.

     Dora Skiles was born on 16 September 1860. She married John Philip Lively, son of George Reynolds Lively and Elizabeth Louis Harpole. Johon and Dora had at least seven children including Skiles Lively, Clift Lively, Charles Lively, Robert Lively, Virginia Lively, Harry Lively, and Elizabeth Lively.

Dora Skiles died on 30 May 1927 at age 66. She was buried in Trinity Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Lelia Potter was born on 3 August 1862 in Warren County, Kentucky. She married Hubert George Lively, son of George Reynolds Lively and Elizabeth Louis Harpole.

Lelia Potter died on 17 November 1933 in Rich Pond, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 71. She was buried in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     William Mills Dinwiddie was born on 21 May 1810 in Virginia. He was the son of John Dinwiddie and Mildred Campbell.

William Mills Dinwiddie died circa 1820 in Campbell County, Virginia.

     Joel Watson Dinwiddie was born circa 1812 in Campbell County, Virginia. He was the son of John Dinwiddie and Mildred Campbell.

Joel Watson Dinwiddie died on 4 March 1862 in Bedford County, Virginia.

     Jack Marshall Dinwiddie was born on 2 June 1814 in Virginia. He was the son of John Dinwiddie and Mildred Campbell.

     Norborn Ellis Dinwiddie was born on 27 August 1815 in Rustburg, Campbell County, Virginia. He was the son of John Dinwiddie and Mildred Campbell. Norborn Ellis Dinwiddie married Catharine Elizabeth Hay on 12 December 1838. Norborn and Catharine apparently had no children.

Norborn Ellis Dinwiddie died on 11 April 1895 at age 79.

     Catharine Elizabeth Hay was born circa 1825. She married Norborn Ellis Dinwiddie, son of John Dinwiddie and Mildred Campbell, on 12 December 1838. Norborn and Catharine apparently had no children.

Catharine Elizabeth Hay died on 10 October 1855 in Campbell County, Virginia.

     Gustavus Adolphus Dinwiddie was born on 20 January 1817 in Campbell County, Virginia. He was the son of John Dinwiddie and Mildred Campbell. Gustavus married Evelyn Murrell. She was probably his second or third marriage as he appears to have two children, Charles L. Dinwiddi and John W. Dinwiddi on the 1860 census before Evelyn appears on the 1870 census. It is assumed their marriage was between 1860 and 1870. By 1880 his children include Thomas P. Dinwiddi, 8 years old, who would likely have been Evelyn’s son. Gustavus is listed as widowed on the 1900 census so Evelyn died before 1900.

Gustavus Adolphus Dinwiddie died in 1905.

     Edward Warwick Dinwiddie was born on 1 November 1819 in Campbell County, Virginia. He was the son of John Dinwiddie and Mildred Campbell.

Edward Warwick Dinwiddie died on 10 November 1884 in Bedford County, Virginia, at age 65. He was buried in Shiloh Methodist Church Cemetery, Bedford County, Virginia.

     Eveline Elizabeth Dinwiddie was born on 2 August 1824. She was the daughter of John Dinwiddie and Mildred Campbell. Eveline Elizabeth Dinwiddie married Edward Hancock on 7 September 1857 in Campbell County, Virginia. Edward and Eveline had at least two children including John L. Hancock who was born around 1861 and Edward Norborne Hancock who was born on 28 May 1863 and died on 12 June 1914.