Also See Find A Grave #155529532 - Magdalen Hill Cemetery -
Winchester, City of Winchester, Hampshire, England

Died at The Military Hospital Easton, near Winchester. Aged 23 years. Buried 11 January 1918. Exhumed 16 April 1920.

There is no record of his burial at Brookwood Military Cemetery in Surrey, which would suggest he was returned to his family in the US.

1900 U.S. Federal Census - Election District 5, Sweetwater, Wyoming, USA
Street: Red Desert Section on WPRR
Household:
Jas Campbell (29)
Flora Campbell (27)
Eva Campbell (9)
Philip Campbell (5)

1910 U.S. Federal Census - Cisco, Grand, Utah, USA
Household:
James H Campbell (41)
Flora E Campbell (37)
Philip V Campbell (15)
Eva M Campbell (13)
Elsie M Campbell (8)
Hazel M Campbell (5)
Charlotte R Campbell (3)
Not Named Campbell (0) [1 month]

U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Philip Valentino Campbell
Race: Caucasian (White) - Marital Status: Single
Birth Date:1 Jan 1895 - Birth Place: Colorado
Residence Date: 1917-1918 - Residence Place: Yuma County, Arizona, USA
Physical Build: Slender - Height: Tall - Hair Color: Light Brown - Eye Color: Blue
REGISTRATION CARD - Name: Philip Valentine Campbell - Age: 22 - Home Address: Picture Valley, Utah - Date of Birth: Jan. 1, 1895 - Where Were were you born?: Pueblo, Colorado - Occupation: Miner, not employed at present time - Marital Status: Single - Race: White - Signed: Philip Valentine Campbell - REGISTRAR'S REPORT - Height: Tall - Build: Slender - Color of Eyes: Blue - Color of Hair: Light Brown.

U.S., Veterans Administration Master Index, 1917-1940
Name: Philip Valentine Campbell - Record Type: Military Service - Birth Date: 1 Jan 1895 - Residence Place: Picture Valley, Utah - Death Date: 6 Jan 1918.

American Soldiers of World War I
Name: Philip V Campbell - Residence Place: Picture Valley, Utah, USA - Estimated Death Year: 1917-1918 - Cause of Death: Died of Disease - Rank: Private - Military Branch: US ARMY.

Philip Valentine Campbell died at The Military Hospital Easton, near Winchester - He was buried January 11, 1918 in Magdalen Hill Cemetery, Winchester, City of Winchester, Hampshire, England - His body was exhumed April 16, 1920 and was returned to Grand Junction, Mesa, Colorado for final burial.

The Daily Sentinel (Grand Junction, Colorado) 23 Jun 1920, Wed. Page 8

"RETURNING THE REMAINS OF A YOUNG SOLDIER

PHILIP A. CAMPBELL WHO DIED IN ENGLAND JANUARY 6, 1918, WILL BE BURIED HERE SUNDAY

Sunday afternoon at 1:30 there will be held at the Episcopal church, funeral services over the remains of Philip B. Campbell, a young soldier boy who entered the Army services from this county, and who passed away at Winchester, England, on January 6, 1919(8). The body was recently returned to this country, and should reach Grand Junction on Friday or Saturday.

The funeral service will be held under the auspices of the local post, American Legion, and a guard of honor will accompany the body to its last resting place in Orchard Mesa Cemetery.

Philip B. Campbell was 22 years of age at the time of his death, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Campbell, who now reside on a ranch, some three miles north and west of this city. He was registered for military service in Arizona, but received a transfer to go with the troops from Mesa County. He left here with a contingent of soldiers on November 1, 1917. His parents for some time resided on a ranch near Cisco, Utah, but since moved to the Grand Valley, and it was at their request that the body was returned here for burial."