campbell, harry
6/28/1902 – 4/9/1910
- Name variants
- Campbell, Harry; Harry Campbell; Harry Campbell (FG memorial 226605648)
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- court_cases,death_certs,fg_cemetery_sweep,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Mount Vernon Ill; Pontiac; T25N R8E, Stoddard County, Missouri; bernie-cemetery
- First event date
- 1929-12-06
- Last event date
- 29 Apr 1930
Timeline — 12 events
- 1902-06-28 Born in Mount Vernon Ill. Parents: John P Campbell / Frances L Braddy.
- 1910-04-09 Age 7 yrs 9 mos 11 ds. Cause: Measles. Burial: Bernie Mo (buried 1910-04-11).
- 1925-04-24 Duck Creek. Harry Campbell is building a new house on his farm near Hobbs' Chapple, per the Duck Creek News column
- 1926-01-29 Duck Creek. Harry Campbell is still suffering of malaria, chills and fever
- 1926-04-23 Harry and Os Campbell spent Sunday with home folk Co-mentioned: Os Campbell.
- 1926-05-21 Duck Creek. Was home again for the week-end Quote: "Harry Campbell was home again for the week-end"
- 1929-12-06 Pontiac. Harry Campbell and family returned to Pontiac after a five weeks visit with relatives here Quote: "Harry Campbell and family returned to Pontiac after a five weeks visit with relatives here."
- 1930 T25N R8E, Stoddard County, Missouri. Landowner listed in the 1930 Hixson plat book, Page 26 - T25N R8E, section(s) 9. Entry from the index spreadsheet Aj uploaded 2026-09-23; transcription not yet spot-checked against the plat images Quote: "Campbell, Harry — Page 26 - T25N R8E, sec 9"
- 1930-08-15 Dexter. and family have returned to their farm from Pontiac as he was without work at the latter place
- 1930-09-26 Dexter. Harry Campbell, Harry Kyle, Arthur Schrieber and Lloyd Hayden are working on the highway near Dexter; they go to and from work in a car, from their homes Co-mentioned: Lloyd Hayden.
- (undated) Duck Creek. Harry and Os Campbell of Hornersville, with their families, visited home folk a few days last week; their families are going to remain here for the winter Co-mentioned: Os Campbell. Quote: "Harry and Os Campbell, of Hornersville, with their families, visited home folk a few days last wee…
- (undated) Hobbs. Harry Campbell of Hornersville is bedfast with malaria; when able to travel he will be brought to his father's home in the Hobbs vicinity to recuperate Quote: "is bedfast of malaria"
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