Richard Springs Campbell, 1830–1915?> (aged 84 years)
- Name
- Richard Springs /Campbell/
- Given names
- Richard Springs
- Surname
- Campbell
Birth
|
State: North Carolina Country: United States of America |
---|---|
Marriage of parents
|
State: South Carolina Country: United States of America |
Death of a paternal grandfather
|
|
Birth of a sister
|
State: North Carolina Country: United States of America |
Birth of a brother
|
State: North Carolina Country: United States of America |
Birth of a brother
|
State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
Birth of a sister
|
State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
Birth of a brother
|
State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
Birth of a brother
|
State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
Death of a mother
|
State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
Marriage of a parent
|
State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
Birth of a half-sister
|
|
Birth of a half-sister
|
State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
Birth of a half-brother
|
City: Dancyville State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
Birth of a half-brother
|
State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
MARRIAGE OF CAMPBELL, RICHARD SPRINGS AND GETTYS, ELIZABETH A.
|
State: South Carolina Country: United States of America |
Birth of a son
|
|
Birth of a half-sister
|
|
Death of a half-sister
|
|
Death of a father
|
City: Ripley State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
Birth of a half-brother
|
City: Dancyville State: Tennessee Country: United States of America |
Birth of a daughter
|
State: Texas Country: United States of America |
Birth of a son
|
|
Death of a son
|
|
Death of a son
|
|
Death of a wife
|
State: Texas Country: United States of America |
Marriage of a daughter
|
State: Texas Country: United States of America |
Death
|
Type: Death of Campbell, Richard Springs State: Texas Country: United States of America |
Burial
|
Type: Burial of Campbell, Richard Springs Address line 2: Anderson Cemetery State: Texas Country: United States of America INDI:BURI:ADDR:NOTE: @N1880@ |
father |
1796–1864
Birth: 1796
35
— Mecklenberg, North Carolina, United States of America Death: 10 May 1864 — Ripley, Lauderdale, Tennessee, United States of America |
---|---|
mother |
1810–1851
Birth: 17 April 1810
— South Carolina, United States of America Death: 23 March 1851 — Fayette, Tennessee, United States of America |
MARRIAGE OF CAMPBELL, ROBERT MONROE AND ?, JANE A. | MARRIAGE OF CAMPBELL, ROBERT MONROE AND ?, JANE A. — between 1829 and 1830 — South Carolina, United States of America |
23 months
himself |
1830–1915
Birth: 19 November 1830
34
20
— Raleigh (near), Wake, North Carolina, United States of America Death: 28 February 1915 — Woodville, Tyler, Texas, United States of America |
5 years
younger sister |
|
3 years
younger brother |
|
3 years
younger brother |
|
3 years
younger sister |
|
3 years
younger brother |
|
3 years
younger brother |
father |
1796–1864
Birth: 1796
35
— Mecklenberg, North Carolina, United States of America Death: 10 May 1864 — Ripley, Lauderdale, Tennessee, United States of America |
---|---|
stepmother |
1821–1889
Birth: 13 November 1821
74
22
— South Carolina, United States of America Death: 14 September 1889 — Borden, Colorado, Texas, United States of America |
MARRIAGE OF CAMPBELL, ROBERT MONROE AND CALDWELL, SARAH ELIZABETH | MARRIAGE OF CAMPBELL, ROBERT MONROE AND CALDWELL, SARAH ELIZABETH — 1854 — Haywood, Tennessee, United States of America |
17 months
half-sister |
1855–1936
Birth: 4 June 1855
59
33
Death: 17 January 1936 — Houston, Harris, Texas, United States of America |
3 years
half-sister |
1857–1919
Birth: 8 November 1857
61
35
— Tennessee, United States of America Death: 15 January 1919 — Waller, Texas, United States of America |
2 years
half-brother |
1860–1932
Birth: 20 March 1860
64
38
— Dancyville, Haywood, Tennessee, United States of America Death: 10 November 1932 — Hallsville, Harrison, Texas, United States of America |
|
1860–1917
Birth: 20 March 1860
64
38
— Tennessee, United States of America Death: 4 September 1917 — Fields Store, Waller, Texas, United States of America |
2 years
half-sister |
|
2 years
half-brother |
1864–1943
Birth: 11 August 1864
68
42
— Dancyville, Haywood, Tennessee, United States of America Death: 22 April 1943 — Oakland, Texas, United States of America |
himself |
1830–1915
Birth: 19 November 1830
34
20
— Raleigh (near), Wake, North Carolina, United States of America Death: 28 February 1915 — Woodville, Tyler, Texas, United States of America |
---|---|
wife |
1834–1894
Birth: 10 March 1834
— South Carolina, United States of America Death: 2 January 1894 — Woodville, Tyler, Texas, United States of America |
MARRIAGE OF CAMPBELL, RICHARD SPRINGS AND GETTYS, ELIZABETH A. | MARRIAGE OF CAMPBELL, RICHARD SPRINGS AND GETTYS, ELIZABETH A. — 17 July 1861 — South Carolina, United States of America |
1 year
son |
|
5 years
daughter |
1867–1959
Birth: 8 November 1867
36
33
— Texas, United States of America Death: 19 February 1959 |
2 years
son |
|
son | |
daughter |
Burial |
Shared note
Located inside confines of Camp Urland (Boy Scouts) west of U.S Hwy 287 & south of where the Dogwood Drive-In Theater was at one time. |
---|---|
Shared note
|
From Campbell and Allied Families: Robert Monroe Campbell married twice. I do not know the date of his marriage nor the name of his first wife. The marriage took place before 1830. There were several children born to this union, possibly three or four. The only child of Robert Monroe Campbell and his first wife that we have any record of is Richard Springs Campbell, born in Tennessee, November 19, 1830. He is a half brother to Andrew Monroe Campbell (our ancestor). Richard most likely came to Texas with his father and others in 1851. At any rate records show that he was "Plantation Manager" for a Madam Posey; that he went back to Tennessee to volunteer for service in the Civil War. He served four years in the war, and after Lee's surrender he rode his mule from Virginia to Texas to rejoin his wife who had preceded him to Texas with her parents. He had married Miss Elizabeth Gillis on July 17, 1861. They settled in Tyler County, near Woodville, Texas. From the conclusion of the Civil War until around 1905 or 1906, Richard Springs Campbell lived without knowledge of the whereabouts of any of his Campbell relatives in Texas. One day in 1905 or 1906 a stranger from Weimar, Texas, happened to talk with Richard Springs Campbell. On learning that Richard Springs was named Campbell, the man mentioned his knowing some Campbells in Weimar. Richard Springs showed him a "tin-type" picture of his father holding the twins, John and Andrew. The man at once identified the group as the Campbells who lived in Weimar! The result, a trip to Weimar was taken soon by Richard Springs Campbell and he was re-united with his Campbell relatives. Records have it that at this time he was an old man with a long, flowing white beard. He was reported to have been called "Uncle Dick" by his newly found relatives in Weimar. In 1914 William Leonidas Campbell of Anderson, Texas, son of Andrew Monroe Campbell (Robert Monroe Campbell's brother), wrote a letter in which he stated that in 1905 a cousin of his, R. S. Campbell, living in Tyler County, had spent some time with him on a visit. This is very likely the same visit in which he contacted his kin at Weimar, Texas. Richard Springs Campbell was a great favorite of his grandsons, sons of his daughter, Addie McRee Campbell Pate. One of his grandsons tells of the time he heard Richard Springs offer another man a knife. He told him "A fellow gave me this knife on one condition. That if I ever met a man uglier than I am that I'd give the knife to him. Here, it's yours!" Richard Springs Campbell died in 1916 at the home of his daughter, Addie McRee Campbell Pate in Woodville, Texas. |