Wallingford/Jarlov Family Trees

Campbell, Sarah E. (Caldwell)

The sad information was brought to this city last Saturday of the death of Mrs. S. E. Campbell, near Borden, of consumption. She was a sister of Mr. Ferd Caldwell, and was well known and universally esteemed by her many friends in this city. Her remains were interred at Osage [Osage Cemetery] Sunday, Rev. Miles performing the last sad rites.

Weimar Mercury, 21 September 1889
From the files of Dorothy Albrecht
http://rootsweb.com/~txcolora/obits/obitscampbell.htm

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US Census data, family records and recollections) James & John David came to Texas about 1854 along with Ferd E Caldwell, their mother's brother. After their father's death their mother remarried (Robert M Campbell) It is likely C. C. Jones and wife Eliza (another of Ferd's sisters) came with them. Ferd bought land in Osage and lived their until his death in 1903. He is buried as are his sister and her husband in Osage Cemetery. Brother Robert came to Texas and all 3 boys served in the CSA during the war. Robert Campbell died in 1864 and Sarah came to Texas. She lived in Osage until her death and is buried in Osage Cemetery. John returned to Tennessee after the war.

http://rootsweb.com/~txcolora/family-group-sheets/fgs_montgomery_thomas_jeff.htm

(This source records her as born in 1824 in TN.)

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From http://www.columbustexas.net/library/censuses/1880%2050.htm

Colorado Co 1880 census:

Campbell, Sarah (white, female, 58, keeping house, South Carolina) 50, 52, 13
Campbell, Andrew (white, male, 20, son, farm laborer, Tennessee) 50, 52, 14
Campbell, John (white, male, 20, son, farm laborer, Tennessee) 50, 52, 15
Campbell, Fred (white, male, 16, son, farm laborer, Tennessee) 50, 52, 16
Willis, G. Z. (white, male, 26, son-in-law, farm laborer, Georgia) 50, 52, 17
Willis, Mollie (white, female, 22, wife, farm laborer, Tennessee) 50, 52, 18
Willis, Sarah (white, female, 9/12, daughter, at home, Texas) 50, 52, 19

(The latter 3 were her daughter, husband and their child.)

Date and location of marriage came from http://www.zianet.com/jmcdgwin/ClothierGeorge.htm