Died on the 28th Ult., after a lingering and severe illness, David Campbell Esq of St Bartholomew's Parish in the 62d year of his age. He served with distinguished reputation during the war of our revolution, as a Captain in the British 63rd Regiment. He landed on our shores as an enemy, but to his honour it must ever redound, that as far as it was in his power to prevent it, misfortune was never aggravated by insult,...At the conclusion of the war, Capt. Campbell left the British service, married, and settled in Carolina, and by uniformly supporting the character of an amiable man and useful citizen, commanded the esteem of all who knew him. (Tuesday June 4 1822)
Charleston City Gazette
Charleston City Gazette
Died on the 28th Ult., after a lingering and severe illness, David Campbell Esq of St Bartholomew's Parish in the 62d year of his age. He served with distinguished reputation during the war of our revolution, as a Captain in the British 63rd Regiment. He landed on our shores as an enemy, but to his honour it must ever redound, that as far as it was in his power to prevent it, misfortune was never aggravated by insult,...At the conclusion of the war, Capt. Campbell left the British service, married, and settled in Carolina, and by uniformly supporting the character of an amiable man and useful citizen, commanded the esteem of all who knew him. (Tuesday June 4 1822)
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