MARRIAGE REGISTRY
Catharine Sinclair
Birth Place: Canada
Residence: West Gwillimbury Township
Age: 20
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1845
Father Name: Alex Sinclair
Mother Name: Christiana Sutherland
Spouse Name:
David Campbell
Spouse's Age: 29
Spouse Birth Year: abt 1836
Spouse Birth Place: Canada
Spouse Residence: Nottawasaga Township
Spouse Father Name: David Campbell
Spouse Mother Name: Ann Sutherland
Marriage Date: 29 Mar 1865
Marriage Location: Bond Head
Marriage County or District: Simcoe
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1871 CENSUS
David Campbell
Gender: Male
Age: 35
Birth Year: abt 1836
Birth Place: Ontario
Marital Status: Widowed
Religion: Presbyterian
Origin: Scottish (Scotish)
Province: Ontario
District: Simcoe
District Number: 42
Division: 01
Sub district: Nottawasaga
Sub district Number: a

Angus Gilchrist 27
David Campbell 35
Alexander Campbell 5
David J Campbell 3
Mary Elliott 25 (housekeeper)
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1881 CENSUS
David Campbell
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 45
Birth Year: 1836
Birthplace: Ontario
Religion: Presbyterian
Nationality: Scotch (Scottish)
Occupation: Farmer
Province: Ontario
District Number: 139
District: Simcoe North
Sub-District Number: A
Subdistrict: Nottawasaga
Division: 2

David Campbell 45
Mary Campbell 33
Alexr. Campbell 14
- (birth mother -Catharine Sinclair)
David J. Campbell 12
- (birth mother -Catharine Sinclair)
Minnie Campbell 10
George Campbell 7
William Campbell 5
Albert Campbell 3
Burnet Campbell
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1891 CENSUS

David Campbell 54
Mary Campbell 44
Minnie Campbell 18
George Campbell 17
William Campbell 15
Albert Campbell 13
Burnett Campbell 11
Norman Campbell 9
Annie Campbell 7
Lorane Campbell 5
Thornton Campbell 3
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1901 CENSUS
David Campbell 65 DOB Jan 09 1836
Mary Campbell 54 DOB Jan 29 1847
Albert Campbell 23 DOB Nov 20 1877
Burnett Campbell 21 Mar 20 1880
Annie M Campbell 17 DOB Feb 27 1884
Loran Campbell 14 Apr 26 1886
Thornton Campbell 13 Mar 9 1888


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Collingwood Bulliten
September 10th, 1903
It was with terrible suddeness that the death summons came to Mr. David Campbell of the Tenth Line on Monday morning. Mr. Campbell had not been enjoying the best of health for some time, but, on the morning in question he arose early and felt in fairly good spirits. Shortly after five o'clock he drove to Collingwood with his son Alexander, who left on the early-train for his home in Chicago. Mr. Campbell immediately started for his farm and it was while nearing Nottawa he passed away. He was sitting in his wagon and without warning to the gentleman who accompanied him fell over. His death was due to heart failure. Mr. Campbell was a Canadian by birth, but of Scotch descent, his parents coming from the land of the heather in the years of the early settlement of this section of Ontario. He was born in 1836 in the township of King, in the County of York, where he lived until he reached manhood. In 1859 Mr. Campbell came to Nottawasaga, which was then sparsely settled. He located on lot 28, con 11, on which he lived until the time of his death.

Mr. Campbell was married twice, first to Miss Sinclair of West Gwillimbury and later to Miss Mary Elliott, who with eight sons and two daughters, now mourns his death. Of the sons, Alexander and William reside in Chicago, George and Norman are farming on the Manitoulin Island, while Albert, Burnett, Lorne and Thornton are at home. The daughters are Mrs. H. Morrison who resides on the Tenth Line and Miss Annie who is at home with her parents. He also leaves two brothers who reside in San Francisco, and two sisters, Mrs. W. McBeth of Stayner and Mrs. W. Sutherland of West Gwillimbury.

The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church and in politics was a staunch Liberal. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon to the West Church cemetery, the services being conducted by the pastor of the deceased, Rev. L. McLean. The deceased was widely and favorably known throughout the township and was respected by all. Although of a quite disposition he made many fast friends who now deeply regret his sudden demise. To the bereaved family the whole community extend their warmest sympathy.

Spouse #2
Mary Elliott 1847 – 1921
CHILDREN:
Minnie Campbell 1873 – ???? Mrs H Morrison _ Tenth Line
George Campbell 1874 – 1965 on Manitoulin Island
William Campbell 1876 – ??? in Chicago
Albert Campbell 1878 – ??? Collingwood area
Burnett Campbell 1880 – 1907 Collingwood area
Norman Campbell 1882 – 1954 on Manitoulin Island
Annie Campbell 1884 – ???? Collingwood area
Lorne L Campbell 1886 – 1951 Collingwood area
Thornton Campbell 1888 - ??? Collingwood area


Spouse # 1
Catharine Sinclair 1846 – 1870
CHILDREN
Alexander Campbell 1866 – in Chicago
David J Campbell 1868 – 1886