Angus Scott CampbellTalkin Tarn, Cumbria, England  | In loving memory of
Dr. Angus Scott Campbell
A beloved husband, father
grandfather and friend |
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Betty CampbellCallander, Stirling, Scotland  | Forever in all
our hearts
2010
Betty Campbell |
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Donald CampbellConiston, Cumbria, England  |
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Panel: In memory of
Donald Campbell, C. B. E.
Queen's commendation for brave conduct
who died on
January 4th 1967
while attempting to raise
his own world water speed record
on Coniston water |
Gravestone: Donald
Malcolm
Campbell C. B. E.
Queen's commendation
for brave conduct
March 1921 - January 1967
Laid to rest September 2001
Whose achievements in
world speed records
depict his courage
in life and death |
| Also see "Leon Villa" on Lost Ancestors |
Copyright: Donald Campbell in 1966: See Wikimedia
Donald Campbell, Gravestone: See Wikimedia |
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Harry Lawson CampbellDunning, Perth and Kinross, Scotland  | In memory of
Harry Lawson Campbell
1900 - 1994
Formerly of Dunning
"Aye dear tae his heart"
Donated by
Chris Hill (Toronto) Canada |
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James Lorne CampbellDornoch Cathedral, Dornoch, Highland, Scotland  | To the gloy of God
and in memory of
James Lorne Campbell
1955 - 85 |
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Mairi MacKenzie CampbellMuckairn Church, Taynault, Argyl and Bute, Scotland
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Miss Mairi MacKenzie Campbell
1987
Daughter of the Reverend Gillespie Campbell
Minister of Muckairn
1922 to 1928 |
Mairi MacKenzie Campbell was born in Kilchoman, Argyll and Bute on 04 May 1906 and died in Paisley, Renfreshire on 09 January 1987. Her parents were Reverent Gillespie McGregor Campbell and Isabella Laird Cochran.
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