~ CIVIL WAR VETERAN ~
Romeo H. Campbell was born in Durand, Illinois, Sept. 15, 1844, and passed away on April 10, 1900, at Battle Creek, Iowa. He was a Civil War Veteran. Burial was at Ida Grove, Iowa, Cemetery. Funeral services were held at the family home.
He enlisted in Co. H, 15 Illinois Infantry, son of Jeremiah Campbell and Cynthia Elizabeth Hoyt of Illinois.
He grew up in the town of Pecatonica, Illinois. In the spring of 1868, he came West, locating in Ida County, Iowa, a true pioneer settler. He broke prairie with a yoke of oxen, buying land along the Battle Creek stream from the Iowa Railroad Land Co., paying $5 per acre.
He married Hattie Powell in 1873 who was living in Ida Grove with an aunt and uncle. She was the daughter of Austin Fisher, a Civil War Veteran. They had 7 children, Powell, Frank, Ed H., Jed H., Byrdena, Beryl, and Bee.
Romeo was assisting his men load hogs to take to market, and while doing so, bruised the palm of his right hand, and in a short time blood poison set in. Along with a diabetic condition, all the skilled medical attention couldn't save him.
The wife, one daughter and 4 sons survive. Ed and Jed practiced law in Battle Creek, Iowa, for over 50 years.
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Romeo Hoyt Campbell
Surname: Campbell
Given Name: Romeo Hoyt
Sex: M
Birth: 15 Sep 1844 in Durand, Winnebago County, IL
Death: 10 Apr 1900 in Maple, Ida, IA
Burial: Block 71, Ida Grove Cemetery, Ida County, IA
_UID: C4A8C80B3C2D904CAF5DAE89CC8B0E89B5DC
Note:
Served in Civil War. Enlisted as a private on 2 March 1865. Enlisted in Company H, 15th Illinois Infantry Regiment. Mustered out 16 September 1865 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Hattie Campbell applied for a Civil War Widow's Pension 23 Jul 1908. Application number 900921.
Father: Jeremiah Campbell b: 5 Apr 1818 in South Hero Island, Grand Isle, VT
Mother: Cynthia Elizabeth Hoyt b: 11 Nov 1828 in St Albans, Franklin, VT
Marriage 1 Hattie Henrietta Powell b: 6 Oct 1855 in Freedom, Cattaraugus, NY
Married: 1873 in , Ida, IA
Children
Beryl Campbell b: 1875 in Maple, Ida, IA
Bee Campbell b: 1876 in Maple, Ida, IA
Byrdena Campbell b: 3 Sep 1879 in Maple, Ida, IA
Ed Hoyt Campbell b: 6 Mar 1882 in Battle Creek, Ida, IA
Jed Hoyt Campbell b: 6 Mar 1882 in Battle Creek, Ida, IA
Frank B. Campbell b: 14 Oct 1885 in Maple, Ida, IA
Powell A. Campbell b: 7 Jan 1890 in Maple, Ida, IA
Romeo H. Campbell was born in Durand, Illinois, Sept. 15, 1844, and passed away on April 10, 1900, at Battle Creek, Iowa. He was a Civil War Veteran. Burial was at Ida Grove, Iowa, Cemetery. Funeral services were held at the family home.
He enlisted in Co. H, 15 Illinois Infantry, son of Jeremiah Campbell and Cynthia Elizabeth Hoyt of Illinois.
He grew up in the town of Pecatonica, Illinois. In the spring of 1868, he came West, locating in Ida County, Iowa, a true pioneer settler. He broke prairie with a yoke of oxen, buying land along the Battle Creek stream from the Iowa Railroad Land Co., paying $5 per acre.
He married Hattie Powell in 1873 who was living in Ida Grove with an aunt and uncle. She was the daughter of Austin Fisher, a Civil War Veteran. They had 7 children, Powell, Frank, Ed H., Jed H., Byrdena, Beryl, and Bee.
Romeo was assisting his men load hogs to take to market, and while doing so, bruised the palm of his right hand, and in a short time blood poison set in. Along with a diabetic condition, all the skilled medical attention couldn't save him.
The wife, one daughter and 4 sons survive. Ed and Jed practiced law in Battle Creek, Iowa, for over 50 years.
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Romeo Hoyt Campbell
Surname: Campbell
Given Name: Romeo Hoyt
Sex: M
Birth: 15 Sep 1844 in Durand, Winnebago County, IL
Death: 10 Apr 1900 in Maple, Ida, IA
Burial: Block 71, Ida Grove Cemetery, Ida County, IA
_UID: C4A8C80B3C2D904CAF5DAE89CC8B0E89B5DC
Note:
Served in Civil War. Enlisted as a private on 2 March 1865. Enlisted in Company H, 15th Illinois Infantry Regiment. Mustered out 16 September 1865 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Hattie Campbell applied for a Civil War Widow's Pension 23 Jul 1908. Application number 900921.
Father: Jeremiah Campbell b: 5 Apr 1818 in South Hero Island, Grand Isle, VT
Mother: Cynthia Elizabeth Hoyt b: 11 Nov 1828 in St Albans, Franklin, VT
Marriage 1 Hattie Henrietta Powell b: 6 Oct 1855 in Freedom, Cattaraugus, NY
Married: 1873 in , Ida, IA
Children
Beryl Campbell b: 1875 in Maple, Ida, IA
Bee Campbell b: 1876 in Maple, Ida, IA
Byrdena Campbell b: 3 Sep 1879 in Maple, Ida, IA
Ed Hoyt Campbell b: 6 Mar 1882 in Battle Creek, Ida, IA
Jed Hoyt Campbell b: 6 Mar 1882 in Battle Creek, Ida, IA
Frank B. Campbell b: 14 Oct 1885 in Maple, Ida, IA
Powell A. Campbell b: 7 Jan 1890 in Maple, Ida, IA
~ CIVIL WAR VETERAN ~
Romeo H. Campbell was born in Durand, Illinois, Sept. 15, 1844, and passed away on April 10, 1900, at Battle Creek, Iowa. He was a Civil War Veteran. Burial was at Ida Grove, Iowa, Cemetery. Funeral services were held at the family home.
He enlisted in Co. H, 15 Illinois Infantry, son of Jeremiah Campbell and Cynthia Elizabeth Hoyt of Illinois.
He grew up in the town of Pecatonica, Illinois. In the spring of 1868, he came West, locating in Ida County, Iowa, a true pioneer settler. He broke prairie with a yoke of oxen, buying land along the Battle Creek stream from the Iowa Railroad Land Co., paying $5 per acre.
He married Hattie Powell in 1873 who was living in Ida Grove with an aunt and uncle. She was the daughter of Austin Fisher, a Civil War Veteran. They had 7 children, Powell, Frank, Ed H., Jed H., Byrdena, Beryl, and Bee.
Romeo was assisting his men load hogs to take to market, and while doing so, bruised the palm of his right hand, and in a short time blood poison set in. Along with a diabetic condition, all the skilled medical attention couldn't save him.
The wife, one daughter and 4 sons survive. Ed and Jed practiced law in Battle Creek, Iowa, for over 50 years.
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Romeo Hoyt Campbell
Surname: Campbell
Given Name: Romeo Hoyt
Sex: M
Birth: 15 Sep 1844 in Durand, Winnebago County, IL
Death: 10 Apr 1900 in Maple, Ida, IA
Burial: Block 71, Ida Grove Cemetery, Ida County, IA
_UID: C4A8C80B3C2D904CAF5DAE89CC8B0E89B5DC
Note:
Served in Civil War. Enlisted as a private on 2 March 1865. Enlisted in Company H, 15th Illinois Infantry Regiment. Mustered out 16 September 1865 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Hattie Campbell applied for a Civil War Widow's Pension 23 Jul 1908. Application number 900921.
Father: Jeremiah Campbell b: 5 Apr 1818 in South Hero Island, Grand Isle, VT
Mother: Cynthia Elizabeth Hoyt b: 11 Nov 1828 in St Albans, Franklin, VT
Marriage 1 Hattie Henrietta Powell b: 6 Oct 1855 in Freedom, Cattaraugus, NY
Married: 1873 in , Ida, IA
Children
Beryl Campbell b: 1875 in Maple, Ida, IA
Bee Campbell b: 1876 in Maple, Ida, IA
Byrdena Campbell b: 3 Sep 1879 in Maple, Ida, IA
Ed Hoyt Campbell b: 6 Mar 1882 in Battle Creek, Ida, IA
Jed Hoyt Campbell b: 6 Mar 1882 in Battle Creek, Ida, IA
Frank B. Campbell b: 14 Oct 1885 in Maple, Ida, IA
Powell A. Campbell b: 7 Jan 1890 in Maple, Ida, IA
Romeo H. Campbell was born in Durand, Illinois, Sept. 15, 1844, and passed away on April 10, 1900, at Battle Creek, Iowa. He was a Civil War Veteran. Burial was at Ida Grove, Iowa, Cemetery. Funeral services were held at the family home.
He enlisted in Co. H, 15 Illinois Infantry, son of Jeremiah Campbell and Cynthia Elizabeth Hoyt of Illinois.
He grew up in the town of Pecatonica, Illinois. In the spring of 1868, he came West, locating in Ida County, Iowa, a true pioneer settler. He broke prairie with a yoke of oxen, buying land along the Battle Creek stream from the Iowa Railroad Land Co., paying $5 per acre.
He married Hattie Powell in 1873 who was living in Ida Grove with an aunt and uncle. She was the daughter of Austin Fisher, a Civil War Veteran. They had 7 children, Powell, Frank, Ed H., Jed H., Byrdena, Beryl, and Bee.
Romeo was assisting his men load hogs to take to market, and while doing so, bruised the palm of his right hand, and in a short time blood poison set in. Along with a diabetic condition, all the skilled medical attention couldn't save him.
The wife, one daughter and 4 sons survive. Ed and Jed practiced law in Battle Creek, Iowa, for over 50 years.
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Romeo Hoyt Campbell
Surname: Campbell
Given Name: Romeo Hoyt
Sex: M
Birth: 15 Sep 1844 in Durand, Winnebago County, IL
Death: 10 Apr 1900 in Maple, Ida, IA
Burial: Block 71, Ida Grove Cemetery, Ida County, IA
_UID: C4A8C80B3C2D904CAF5DAE89CC8B0E89B5DC
Note:
Served in Civil War. Enlisted as a private on 2 March 1865. Enlisted in Company H, 15th Illinois Infantry Regiment. Mustered out 16 September 1865 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Hattie Campbell applied for a Civil War Widow's Pension 23 Jul 1908. Application number 900921.
Father: Jeremiah Campbell b: 5 Apr 1818 in South Hero Island, Grand Isle, VT
Mother: Cynthia Elizabeth Hoyt b: 11 Nov 1828 in St Albans, Franklin, VT
Marriage 1 Hattie Henrietta Powell b: 6 Oct 1855 in Freedom, Cattaraugus, NY
Married: 1873 in , Ida, IA
Children
Beryl Campbell b: 1875 in Maple, Ida, IA
Bee Campbell b: 1876 in Maple, Ida, IA
Byrdena Campbell b: 3 Sep 1879 in Maple, Ida, IA
Ed Hoyt Campbell b: 6 Mar 1882 in Battle Creek, Ida, IA
Jed Hoyt Campbell b: 6 Mar 1882 in Battle Creek, Ida, IA
Frank B. Campbell b: 14 Oct 1885 in Maple, Ida, IA
Powell A. Campbell b: 7 Jan 1890 in Maple, Ida, IA
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