The second child of William and Martha Campbell, David immigrated from Northern Ireland to New York in his early twenties, where he worked as a saddle and harness maker.
He married Mary Jane McLeod around 1840. They had at least 5 children together, 3 of whom died in childhood.
David died of consumption on Feb. 1, 1856 in Newburgh, NY. Mary Jane followed just 7 months later, leaving their two surviving children, Anna and Mary Jane, to be raised by their uncle Richard Campbell.
He married Mary Jane McLeod around 1840. They had at least 5 children together, 3 of whom died in childhood.
David died of consumption on Feb. 1, 1856 in Newburgh, NY. Mary Jane followed just 7 months later, leaving their two surviving children, Anna and Mary Jane, to be raised by their uncle Richard Campbell.
The second child of William and Martha Campbell, David immigrated from Northern Ireland to New York in his early twenties, where he worked as a saddle and harness maker.
He married Mary Jane McLeod around 1840. They had at least 5 children together, 3 of whom died in childhood.
David died of consumption on Feb. 1, 1856 in Newburgh, NY. Mary Jane followed just 7 months later, leaving their two surviving children, Anna and Mary Jane, to be raised by their uncle Richard Campbell.
He married Mary Jane McLeod around 1840. They had at least 5 children together, 3 of whom died in childhood.
David died of consumption on Feb. 1, 1856 in Newburgh, NY. Mary Jane followed just 7 months later, leaving their two surviving children, Anna and Mary Jane, to be raised by their uncle Richard Campbell.
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