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Ancestry report for Christiann Campbell, daughter of James Campbell, landed proprietor and J.P. for Co Argyle and Mary Campbell

Generation No. 1
1. Christiann Campbell was the daughter of (2) James Campbell, landed proprietor and J.P. for Co Argyle and (3) Mary Campbell. She was born 1859 at (B Subject), Germany

Generation No. 2
2. James Campbell, landed proprietor and J.P. for Co Argyle He was born 1817 at Scotland
He married Mary on c 1847. She was born 1827 at Scotland. They had the following children:
i	Elizabeth who was born 1849 Scotland
ii	Isabella who was born 1851 Scotland
iii	Mary who was born 1858 Scotland
iv	Christiann who was born 1859 (B Subject), Germany
v	Jessie who was born 1863 (B Subject), Germany

3. Mary Campbell She was born 1827 at Scotland
She married James Campbell, landed proprietor and J.P. for Co Argyle on c 1847. He was born 1817 at Scotland. They had the following children:
i	Elizabeth who was born 1849 Scotland
ii	Isabella who was born 1851 Scotland
iii	Mary who was born 1858 Scotland
iv	Christiann who was born 1859 (B Subject), Germany
v	Jessie who was born 1863 (B Subject), Germany

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