Son of Isaac A. Campbell &
Anna [Delashmit] Campbell
Texas Ranger as a young lad.
CSA, 16th Texas Infantry Co. C.
Enlisted, April 28, 1862, Blanco Co.,TX.
Married Harriett Elizabeth Watson
December 26, 1867 - Hays Co., TX
Children:
William Edmund Campbell
Sarah Mildred Campbell
Anna Elizabeth [Campbell] Hyatt
Mary Elvira [Campbell] Hyatt
John Isaac Campbell
Dora Agnes [Campbell] Bush
Charles Henry Campbell
No Headstone
GOING HOME
They say there's a place
where dreams have all gone
They never said where
but I think I know
It's miles through the night
just over the dawn
on the road that will take me home
I know in my bones
I've been here before
The ground feels the same
though the land's been torn
I've a long way to go
The stars tell me so
on this road that will take me home
Love waits for me 'round the bend
Leads me endlessly on
Surely sorrows shall find their end
and all our troubles will be gone
And I'll know what I've lost
and all that I've won
when the road finally takes me home
And when I pass by
don't lead me astray
Don't try to stop me
Don't stand in my way
I'm bound for the hills
where cool waters flow
on this road that will take me home
Love waits for me 'round the bend
Leads me endlessly on
Surely sorrows shall find their end
and all our troubles will be gone
And we'll know what we've lost
and all that we've won
when the road finally takes me home
I'm going home
I'm going home
I'm going home
Anna [Delashmit] Campbell
Texas Ranger as a young lad.
CSA, 16th Texas Infantry Co. C.
Enlisted, April 28, 1862, Blanco Co.,TX.
Married Harriett Elizabeth Watson
December 26, 1867 - Hays Co., TX
Children:
William Edmund Campbell
Sarah Mildred Campbell
Anna Elizabeth [Campbell] Hyatt
Mary Elvira [Campbell] Hyatt
John Isaac Campbell
Dora Agnes [Campbell] Bush
Charles Henry Campbell
No Headstone
GOING HOME
They say there's a place
where dreams have all gone
They never said where
but I think I know
It's miles through the night
just over the dawn
on the road that will take me home
I know in my bones
I've been here before
The ground feels the same
though the land's been torn
I've a long way to go
The stars tell me so
on this road that will take me home
Love waits for me 'round the bend
Leads me endlessly on
Surely sorrows shall find their end
and all our troubles will be gone
And I'll know what I've lost
and all that I've won
when the road finally takes me home
And when I pass by
don't lead me astray
Don't try to stop me
Don't stand in my way
I'm bound for the hills
where cool waters flow
on this road that will take me home
Love waits for me 'round the bend
Leads me endlessly on
Surely sorrows shall find their end
and all our troubles will be gone
And we'll know what we've lost
and all that we've won
when the road finally takes me home
I'm going home
I'm going home
I'm going home
Son of Isaac A. Campbell &
Anna [Delashmit] Campbell
Texas Ranger as a young lad.
CSA, 16th Texas Infantry Co. C.
Enlisted, April 28, 1862, Blanco Co.,TX.
Married Harriett Elizabeth Watson
December 26, 1867 - Hays Co., TX
Children:
William Edmund Campbell
Sarah Mildred Campbell
Anna Elizabeth [Campbell] Hyatt
Mary Elvira [Campbell] Hyatt
John Isaac Campbell
Dora Agnes [Campbell] Bush
Charles Henry Campbell
No Headstone
GOING HOME
They say there's a place
where dreams have all gone
They never said where
but I think I know
It's miles through the night
just over the dawn
on the road that will take me home
I know in my bones
I've been here before
The ground feels the same
though the land's been torn
I've a long way to go
The stars tell me so
on this road that will take me home
Love waits for me 'round the bend
Leads me endlessly on
Surely sorrows shall find their end
and all our troubles will be gone
And I'll know what I've lost
and all that I've won
when the road finally takes me home
And when I pass by
don't lead me astray
Don't try to stop me
Don't stand in my way
I'm bound for the hills
where cool waters flow
on this road that will take me home
Love waits for me 'round the bend
Leads me endlessly on
Surely sorrows shall find their end
and all our troubles will be gone
And we'll know what we've lost
and all that we've won
when the road finally takes me home
I'm going home
I'm going home
I'm going home
Anna [Delashmit] Campbell
Texas Ranger as a young lad.
CSA, 16th Texas Infantry Co. C.
Enlisted, April 28, 1862, Blanco Co.,TX.
Married Harriett Elizabeth Watson
December 26, 1867 - Hays Co., TX
Children:
William Edmund Campbell
Sarah Mildred Campbell
Anna Elizabeth [Campbell] Hyatt
Mary Elvira [Campbell] Hyatt
John Isaac Campbell
Dora Agnes [Campbell] Bush
Charles Henry Campbell
No Headstone
GOING HOME
They say there's a place
where dreams have all gone
They never said where
but I think I know
It's miles through the night
just over the dawn
on the road that will take me home
I know in my bones
I've been here before
The ground feels the same
though the land's been torn
I've a long way to go
The stars tell me so
on this road that will take me home
Love waits for me 'round the bend
Leads me endlessly on
Surely sorrows shall find their end
and all our troubles will be gone
And I'll know what I've lost
and all that I've won
when the road finally takes me home
And when I pass by
don't lead me astray
Don't try to stop me
Don't stand in my way
I'm bound for the hills
where cool waters flow
on this road that will take me home
Love waits for me 'round the bend
Leads me endlessly on
Surely sorrows shall find their end
and all our troubles will be gone
And we'll know what we've lost
and all that we've won
when the road finally takes me home
I'm going home
I'm going home
I'm going home
