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     Shelley Campbell was the son of Willis B Campbell and Jimmie Bell.

     Frank Campbell was the son of Willis B Campbell and Jimmie Bell.

     Vincent Campbell was the son of Willis B Campbell and Jimmie Bell.

     (?) Campbell was the daughter of Willis B Campbell and Jimmie Bell.

     Epha Effy Ethelridge was born in 1749 in Prince William County, Virginia. She married William Lashbrooke, son of William Lashbrook and Mary Bridges, before 1771. Effy's husband William Lashbrook left his entire estate to her "during her natural life and widowhood so that she waste not the same" except for 67 acres of land on Floyd's Fork which he had bought from William Pope & Company. These 67 acres he left to his youngest son George Lashbrook except that she was to live on the land and draw her support from it during her life. The remainder of the land was then to return to George upon her death.

Epha Effy (Ethelridge) Lashbrook died in March 1824 in Bullitt County, Kentucky.

     John Lashbrook was born in 1771 in Prince William County, Virginia. He was the son of William Lashbrooke and Epha Effy Ethelridge. John Lashbrook married Ursuley Colyer before 1806. John's father William Lashbrook left him the sum of one dollar in his 1815 will, exclusive of what he had already before given him. John Lashbrook moved to Kentucky and likely initially lived in Henry County. From there he likely moved to the Washington County Tennessee where he may have met and married his wife Ursula Colyer. By 1813 he, and his family were living in Bullitt County Kentucky and by 1825 they were living in Daviess County Kentucky.

John Lashbrook left a will on 16 August 1833 at Daviess County, Kentucky. His will dived his estate equally among his children after accounting for what his listed children had already received including William, who had received four hundred and eighty dollars, Norris who had received four hundred and ninty dollars, Darcus Gordin who had received three hundred and fifty dollars, NancyStewart who had received three hundred and thirty seven dollars, and Elizabeth Mark who had received three hundred and fourteen dollars. He intrusted his property to his wife so long as she did not marry and specifically left the property on which he was currently living to his sons James Wesley and Marcus Lindsey.

John Lashbrook died in 1835 in Daviess County, Kentucky. A settlement action on John Lashbrook was ordered into record by the Commisioners of the Daviess County Court on 8 May 1837 with Ursley Lashbrook listed as Executrix.

     Elizabeth Lashbrook was born in 1772 in Prince William County, Virginia. She was the daughter of William Lashbrooke and Epha Effy Ethelridge. Elizabeth Lashbrook married James Stewart Jr. James Stewart and Elizabeth Lashbrook had a total of two sons, James and John L, and five daughters, Mary, Elizabeth, Jand, Rebecca, and Lucinda. Elizabeth's father William Lashbrook left her the sum of one dollar in his 1815 will, exclusive of what he had already before given her.

Elizabeth (Lashbrook) Stewart died in 1850 in Jefferson County, Kentucky.

     William J. Lashbrooks was born in 1773 in Dumfries, Prince William County, Virginia. He was the son of William Lashbrooke and Epha Effy Ethelridge. William J. Lashbrooks married Dorothy Dolly Crecelius on 26 April 1794 in Washington County, Tennessee. William Lashbrook and Dolly Crecelius had three children, a son named John who was born on 25 December 1794 in Washington County Tennessee, a daughter Elizabeth who was born around 1796, and a son, name unknown, who was born around 1800. William's father William Lashbrook left him the sum of one dollar in his 1815 will, exclusive of what he had already before given him.

William J. Lashbrooks died circa 1820 in Jackson Township, Orange County, Indiana. His estate was probated on 4 April 1820 at Orange County, Indiana; when letters of administration were given to James Roden.

     Jane Lashbrook was born in 1784 in Shenandoah County, Virginia. She was the daughter of William Lashbrooke and Epha Effy Ethelridge. Jane Lashbrook married Alexander Mathes on 23 February 1807 in Shelby County, Kentucky. Jane's father William Lashbrook left her the sum of one dollar in his 1815 will, exclusive of what he had already before given her.

Jane Jenny (Lashbrook) Mathes died on 23 August 1838.

     Thomas Lashbrook was born in 1780 in virginia. He was the son of William Lashbrooke and Epha Effy Ethelridge. Thomas Lashbrook married Elizabeth Elliott on 4 March 1803 in Shelby County, Kentucky. Thomas' father William Lashbrook left him the sum of one dollar in his 1815 will, exclusive of what he had already before given him.

Thomas Lashbrook died on 13 August 1839 in Scott County, Indiana. His estate was probated on 14 August 1839 at Scott County, Indiana.

     (?) Lashbrook was born in 1780 in Virginia. He was the son of William Lashbrooke and Epha Effy Ethelridge.

     Samuel V Lashbrook was born in 1789 in Washington County, North Carolina. He was the son of William Lashbrooke and Epha Effy Ethelridge. Samuel V Lashbrook began military service on 18 September 1812 as a private in Captain John Hornbeck's Company, 2nd Regiment, Kentucky Militia. He ended military service on 30 October 1812. He began military service on 10 November 1814 in Captain Thomas Joyes Company, Kentucky detached Militia, under Lieutenant Colonel John Davis. According to family lore Thomas became ill after his unit reached New Orleans. His brother, Samuel Lashbrook who had been serving in the same unit, bought a horse, put Thomas on it, and walked back to Kentucky. It was said that Thomas was so sick on the last night that Samuel left him and went on ahead for help but while he was explaining Thomas came ridding in on the horse. He ended military service on 10 May 1815. He married Martha Patricia Brashear, daughter of Marsham Brashear and Lucy Phelps, on 27 August 1815 in Bullitt County, Kentucky. Samuel's cabin on Panther Creek was used for the first Methodist prayer services in Daviess County. After his death the first Methodist Church of Daviess County was named "Lashbrook" Chapel" in his honor.

Samuel V Lashbrook died on 11 May 1831 in Daviess County, Kentucky. His cause of death was a fall from a horse. He was buried in Lashbrook Family Cemetery, Browns Valley, Daviess County, Kentucky.

     Nancy Lashbrook was born circa 1787. She was the daughter of William Lashbrooke and Epha Effy Ethelridge. Nancy's father William Lashbrook, who was living with her in 1815 at the time of writing his will, left her one feather bed and furniture, cow and calf, one grey mare, stove kettles (at her mother's death), six pewter plates, one dish, two Basons and one spinning wheel.

Nancy Lashbrook died circa 1820 in Bullitt County, Kentucky.

     Mary Lashbrook was born after 1787 in North Carolina. She was the daughter of William Lashbrooke and Epha Effy Ethelridge. Mary Lashbrook married Elisha Applegate on 20 April 1807 in Shelby County, Kentucky.

Mary (Lashbrook) Applegate died before 1815 in Jefferson County, Kentucky.

     George Lashbrook was born in 1788 in Washington County, Tennessee. He was the son of William Lashbrooke and Epha Effy Ethelridge. William Lashbrook, George's father, left 67 acres of land on Floyd's Fork which he had bought from William Pope & Company except that his mother Effy Lashbrook was to live on the land and draw her support from it during her life. The remainder of the land was left to his mother, but was to return to George after his mother's death. George Lashbrook married Sarah Sally Allender on 17 June 1819 in Bullitt County, Kentucky.

George Lashbrook died on 12 September 1820 in Daviess County, Kentucky.

George Lashbrook died on 12 September 1825. His estate was probated on 12 September 1825 at Daviess County, Kentucky; with Samuel Lashbrook serving as co-administrator with Sally.

     Elisha Applegate was born circa 1781 in Jefferson County, Kentucky. He married Mary Lashbrook, daughter of William Lashbrooke and Epha Effy Ethelridge, on 20 April 1807 in Shelby County, Kentucky.

     William Lashbrook was born on 17 October 1717 in Meeth, Devon, England, likely the son of John Lashbrooke and Mary Jacob. It seems William found himself at odds with the law when he was 20 years old. On 28 October 1737 William and John Whittingham were caught breaking and entering the Dwelling House of William Palmer around 7:00 in the evening. They were indicted for stealing a clock valued at thirty shillings, two iron bars valued at one shilling, and 2 cheeks of grate valued at one shilling. In today’s dollars this would have been around $230. Both were found guilty. Barely a month later William was indicted a second time along with Thomas Waters and Joseph Whittingham on 29 November 1737 for stealing five Cheshire Cheeses valued at thirty shillings. William’s punishment for this second offence was to be transported in June 1738 on the ship named “Forward” as a “bonded” passenger or criminal to America. The ship landed near Dumfries in Prince William County, Virginia. It was named after the Captain Jonathan Forward who was employed in the black slave and convict trade starting around 1718 and eventually became the official transportation contractor. The voyages were dangerous and on one disastrous voyage in 1742 fifty eight of the convicts on board died. He married Mary Bridges, daughter of William Bridges and Elizabeth Medcalf, circa 1748 in Dumfries, Prince William County, Virginia.

William Lashbrook died on 24 November 1760 in Prince William County, Virginia, at age 43.

     Mary Bridges was born circa 1726 in Prince William County, Virginia. She was the daughter of William Bridges and Elizabeth Medcalf. Mary Bridges married William Lashbrook circa 1748 in Dumfries, Prince William County, Virginia. Mary (Bridges) Lashbrook was widowed with the death of William Lashbrook on 24 November 1760 in Prince William County, Virginia.

Mary (Bridges) Lashbrook died circa 1762 in Virginia.

     Jane Jenny Lashbrook was born in 1749 in Virginia. She was the daughter of William Lashbrook and Mary Bridges.

Jane Jenny Lashbrook married John Florence in 1769. In John Florence's will dated 19 December 1811 at Lincoln County, Georgia, Jane Jenny Lashbrook was named as an heir. She was widowed with the death of John Florence on 2 March 1812 in Lincoln County, Georgia. Jane Jenny Lashbrook witnessed the probate of the estate of John Florence on 12 May 1812 in Lincoln County, Georgia; appointing his wife Jane Flourance as executrix and his son Thomas and Moses Jones as executors. From her will it appears that Jane had several children in addition to her daughter Mary Polly and son Thomas including Polly Fourance who married Moses Jones, frankey Flourance who married Willis Jones, Pegy Flourance who married David Blalock, William Flourance, John Flourance, and Jenney Flourahce who married James York.

Jane Jenny Lashbrook left a will on 5 July 1820 at Lincoln County, Georgia, in which she made her son Thomas Flourance executor of her estate. Her will further designated the following:

- David Blalock, who married her daughter Peggy, was to receive five hundred dolars.
- Her son Thomas was to receive five hundred dollars as well as her wagon and hind hear.
- Her daughter Jenny Jork was to receive the tract of land on which she (Jane) currently lived.
- The balance of her estate was to be equally disposed of and equally divided among all of her surviving children.

Jane Jenny Lashbrook died on 5 July 1820 in Lincoln County, Georgia. Her estate was probated on 5 July 1820 at Lincoln County, Georgia.

     John J Lashbrooke was born on 30 January 1757 in Prince William County, Virginia. He was the son of William Lashbrook and Mary Bridges. John J Lashbrooke married Leannah Leary Lee in 1777 in Prince William County, Virginia. John was an officer in the colonial army during the Revolution. In 1790 heemigrated to Kentucky and settled in Mason County where he engaged in farming until his death.

John J Lashbrooke died on 11 February 1835 in Mason County, Kentucky, at age 78. He was buried in Lashbrooke Cemetery, Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky.

     Ursuley Colyer was born in 1780 in Nolichucky, North Carolina. She married John Lashbrook, son of William Lashbrooke and Epha Effy Ethelridge, before 1806. Ursula and John Lashbrook lived in Washington County Tennessee after their marriage. By 1813 they were living in Bullitt County Kentucky and by 1825 they were living in Daviess County Kentucky. A settlement action on John Lashbrook was ordered into record by the Commisioners of the Daviess County Court on 8 May 1837 with Ursley Lashbrook listed as Executrix. Ursley failed to appear in the Court of Daviess County, Kentucky as summoned on 12 November 1839. The Court revoked her letters Testamentary of the estate of her late husband John Lashbrook and ordered that William Newton, Sheriff of Daviess County, take charge of the estate and act as the Administrator with the Will annexed agreeably to law.

Ursuley (Colyer) Lashbrook died in 1843 in Daviess County, Kentucky.

     William S Lashbrook was born in 1806 in Tennessee. He was the son of John Lashbrook and Ursuley Colyer. William S Lashbrook married Frances Lee on 6 September 1827 in Daviess County, Kentucky. William and Frances had at least seven children including Letitia Lashbrook, Marcus Lashbrook, Aurelius Lashbrook, William A. Lashbrook, Betty Lashbrook, James W. Lashbrook, and Benjamin Lashbrook. William S Lashbrook married Elizabeth Lindsey on 6 June 1854 in Daviess County, Kentucky.

     John Norris Lashbrook was born in 1809 in Tennessee. He was the son of John Lashbrook and Ursuley Colyer. John married Nancy Ann Blinco on 8 November 1832 in Hancock County, Kentucky. They soon divorced with Thomas Blinco becoming the guardian of their child Susan. John then married Ellen Harber on 18 March 1841 in Daviess County, Kentucky. Ellen was born around 1824 in Kentucky. She was listed on the 1850 census in Jefferson County, Kentucky. Elizabeth Harber, age 61 was also listed in the household. This was perhaps Ellen’s mother. John Norri was not listed on the census. John and Nancy had at least one child including Susan R. Lashbrook who was born around 1833 in Hancock County, Kentucky.

     Dorcas Lashbrook was born in 1811 in Tennessee. She was the daughter of John Lashbrook and Ursuley Colyer. A bond for the marriage of Dorcas Lashbrook and Amos H Goodwin was signed on 8 October 1833 in Jefferson County, Kentucky, with Daniel Keasey listed as bondsman.

Dorcas Lashbrook died on 25 March 1890 in Daviess County, Kentucky. She was buried in Mount Pleasant Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery, Daviess County, Kentucky.

     Nancy Lashbrook was born in 1809. She was the daughter of John Lashbrook and Ursuley Colyer. Nancy Lashbrook married James Stewart on 15 January 1833.

     James Stewart married Nancy Lashbrook, daughter of John Lashbrook and Ursuley Colyer, on 15 January 1833. On 8 January 1844 the Court of Daviess County, Kentucky appointed James Stewart as the guardian for James Wesley Lashbrook.

     Malinda Lashbrook was born in 1814 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Lashbrook and Ursuley Colyer.

Malinda Lashbrook left a will on 13 June 1848 at Daviess County, Kentucky.

Malinda Lashbrook died in June 1848 in Daviess County, Kentucky. In her will she left her sister Elizabeth her negro girl to serve her until she was twenty six years old and then to be free. She left the balance of her estate to be divided equally among her brothers and sisters living at that time and appointed her brother Lindsey and her sister Elizabeth Marks to be executors of the estate. Her estate was probated on 1 July 1848 at Daviess County, Kentucky.

     Elizabeth Lashbrook was born on 9 March 1815 in Bullitt County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Lashbrook and Ursuley Colyer. Elizabeth Lashbrook married Elisha Smith Marks on 22 March 1833 in Daviess County, Kentucky.

Elizabeth Lashbrook died on 22 March 1859 in Daviess County, Kentucky, at age 44.

     Sarah Jane Lashbrook was born on 18 May 1819 in Daviess County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Lashbrook and Ursuley Colyer. A bond for the marriage of Sarah Jane Lashbrook and Robert G Duncan was signed on 16 November 1840 in Daviess County, Kentucky. Sarah Jane Lashbrook married Robert G Duncan on 19 November 1840 in Daviess County, Kentucky, with the marriage perfromed by Richard Holding. This was Robert's second marriage. He had 12 children, identies unknown, by his first wife.

Sarah Jane (Lashbrook) Duncan died on 2 October 1900 in Daviess County, Kentucky, at age 81 at 8:00 in the morning at her home near Yelvington. Funeral services were held in Bethlehem United Methodist Church, Daviess County, Kentucky, at 11:00 in the morning. She was buried in Bethlehem United Methodist Cemetery, Daviess County, Kentucky.

     Marcus Lindsey Lashbrook was born circa 1820 in Daviess County, Kentucky. He was the son of John Lashbrook and Ursuley Colyer. Marcus Lindsey Lashbrook married Mary Elizabeth Casey on 1 November 1847 in Daviess County, Kentucky. Marcus Lindsey Lashbrook married Charity Maria Colyer on 23 August 1853 in Franklin County, Tennessee. Marcus and Charity were first cousins. Cahrity was the sister of Marcus's brother James Wesley's wife Susan Colyar.

Marcus Lindsey Lashbrook died on 28 January 1857 in Daviess County, Kentucky. His cause of death was falling of a tree.