Patrick CAMPBELL

                   OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; BOOK PUBLISHED 1995
    "John Campbell died a batchelor in 1798 in Fannet Twp Franklin Co., PA. In
his will (15 MAY 1798-26 JUN 1798), he gave his sister, Jean (Jennie) Stockton,
"the money due me from my father' estate, excepting 125 pounds to my brother
William  If sister Jean should die before the money comes into her hands, her
share to be equally divided among her surviving children. If sister Jean's
children should die before they reach 21 years, then the money is to be divided
between my brother." Brother Patrick Campbell, and James Irwin were named
executors. Witnesses were James Ramsey and Robert Campbell. On 4 SEP 1798. Pat
swore to file an inventory in a month and settle the estate in ayear. [dij]
                  

                   OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; BOOK PUBLISHED 1995;
     " James was mentioned with his parents as a member of Upper Conococheague
Presbyterian Church in 1769. On 8 SEP 1772 he was married to Sarah Campbell,
d/o William and Frances Campbell of Peters Twsp., by Mr. Vance of UWCP Church.
Apparently James died before 1795 without issue; he was not mentioned in his
father's will [dh]
                  

                   PAT STOCKTON 620 S PINTO PL., TUCSON, AZ 87548  1988
FATHER-IN-LAW'S WILL 1807
OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; HER BOOK PUBLISHED 1995;
     " Jennie, d/o Patrick Campbell and Eleanor Hayes of Peters Twsp, Franklin
Co., PA, married at Upper West Conococheague Presbyterian Church 10 DEC 1793.
After Caleb's death I (Olive) assume that Jennie moved her family back to
Franklin Co to be with her kinfolk, although her parents had died in 1795. On
27 MAY 1813 in Franklin Co., PA, her daughter Eleanor, married Arthur Chambers
(1770-24 SEP 1838), who owned several farms and was a successful merchant in
Mercersburg, PA.  Eleanor died 5 JUN 1841 [fgoq]
                  

                   OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; BOOK PUBLISHED 1995;
    " Robert was a communing member of UWCP Church in 1787. He and his brother.
Patrick, inherited jointly 400 acres of their father's upper plantation in
Peters Twsp. Robert's wife, Jane, died 25 AUG 1824. Robert died intestate in
1824, as William, the eldest of 6 children was appointed administrator of his
father's estate on 7 SEP 1824. Caleb B. Campbell (s/o brother Patrick) was
appointed guardian of his cousins, Nancy and Margaretta, Robert's minor
children over 14. In 1827, an inquistion into Robert's real estate holdings
determined that it could not be divided without prejudice [dhi]
    Caleb died, and new guardians were appointed for the minor children. On 9 APR
1827, John Bronson, Esq. Mercersburg, was appointed guardian of Margaret and
Robert Campbell, and Samuel Johnson appointed guardian of Martha's estate.
Samuel Johnson was appointed guardian of Martha on 14 AUG 1829, and John
Johnston was appointed Robert's guardian 27 OCT 1829. [j]
                  

                   ANNE K. MARUHN, KALAMS, WA; 6/90; from Abstracts of South Central PA
    newspapers 1791-1795; marriage of Fanny Stockton to Patrick Campbell, jr,
    Franklin Co, PA Tuesday, 31 JAN 1792
OLIVE BATCHER, AMES, IA 9/90; DESC; PARENTS PATRICK AND ELEANOR (HAYES)
    CAMPBELL; Children Davis b. 1 FEB 1800, d. aft 1823; Margaretta b. 15 OCT
    1805, d 13 OCT 1867 m James R. McKinnie on 12 FEB 1824; William b 23 SEP 1807,
    m Elizabeth K. McDowell on 26 MAR 1835; John CHR. 12 NOV 1809; George S. b 4
    MAY 1811; Caleb Boyle m. Nancy Davidson 14 NOV 1822; Frances B. d. bef 1811;
    Eleanor Stockton m. 1. James Cummins on 11 NOV 1813, 2. Charles Leiper on 10
    SEP 1816, d. bef 1825; James m. Sarah Campbell; Catherine Louisa b. 10 MAR
    1813; Anna Maria m. William Wise on 21 FEB 1827, d. 3 FEB 1828; Jane d. 3 DEC
    1825; Eliza m. Josiah McKinney on 22 SEP 1814, d. 25 SEP 1836.; sources,
    American Rev. Soldiers of Franklin Co., PA, pg 41, 1944; My Maternal
    Ancestors, Delaware, OH, 1967, Robert Powers; Marriages York Co., PA,
    Newspapers 1783-1850, Hist. Soc. of York Co.,; Franklin Co. Orphan's Court
    Rec.; Notes from vertical File at Kittochtinny Hist. Soc., Chambersburg, PA.
    Patrick born 9 SEP 1760 and died 8 AUG 1818 in Franklin Co., PA; on 24 AUG
1818, Arthur Chambers, of Chambersburgm and Josias McKinney were appointed
administrators of Pat's estate. They submitted their final account for the
personal estate 10 years later. on 18 JAN 1819, the court appointed Gen. Thomas
and William Waddel, guardians of the minor children - Anna Maria, David, and
Jane were over 14, and Margaretta, William, George, John and Catharine were
under 14 years [eij] The Wadells were sons of their mother's aunt, Elizabeth
Stockton Waddell, d/o Thomas, s/o Robert
     In the 1804 tax list for Peters Twp., Patrick had 94 acres patented land,
102 acres of warranted land, and 1 horse. Patrick and his brother, Robert,
received a warrant for 100.22 acres of land in Franklin Co., on 1 FEB 1814. At
the time of his death, Patrick owned about 220 acres of land in Peter's Twp. On
1 JAN 1822, an inquisition was held which determined that the land could be
divided into 2 parts; 104 acres 93 perches and allowances was valued at
$40/acre ($4,183), and 101 acres 70 perches calued at #31.50/acre ($3.195.28).
Caleb the eldest son, chose the 2nd part and agreed on payment to his mother
and siblings. All except Frances, the widow, were named in the land
arrangements. In oct 1828, 104 acres were sold as decreed by the Orphan's Court
[egi]
                  

                   OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; BOOK PUBLISHED 1995
    " David born 11 FEB 1766 Franklin Co., PA, and died after 1804. In 1788, he
was a communing member of Upper West Conococheague Presbyterian Church. His
wife Margaret Walker, was born in 1776, in Adams Co., PA. In 1795, David
inherited land jointly with his brother, Samuel, from their father. 9 years
later, the brothers, and their wives, Margaret and Lily, agreed to partition
the land, which was originally part of the land near Mercersburg granted to
Andrew McCleary in 1738. On 29 MAY 1804, David and his wife, Margaret, sold
their share (142 acres 64 perches by Conococheague Creek) to James Buchanan for
1,351 pounds 7 shillings, 6 pence. According to the 1804 tax lis for Peters
Twp., David had 230 acres of warranted land, 2 cows and 1 horse [deghi]
                  

                   OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; BOOK PUBLISHED 1995
    "Baptized 14 JUN 1772, and died a squire in Butler Co., PA. married Jane
Gilmore [dh]
                  

                   OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; BOOK PUBLISHED 1995;
     " Samuel was born JUN 1775, and died 11 MAR 1842 ar 66y 9m, in Peters Twp.
His wife Lilly died 16 AUG 1836; both were buried at Church Hill Cemetery. As
mentioned above, Samuel in herited land jointly with his brother, David, from
their father in 1795, and agreed to partition it 10 MAY 1804. In JAN 1847,
Samuel's sons, William (age 44) and Andrew S. Campbell (age 47). doed and were
also buried at Church Hill. Samuel also named a daughter Jane, in his will (1
MAR 1842-16 MAR 1842) [eik]
                  

                   OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; BOOK PUBLISHED 1995;
     "Eleanor was born 26 JUN 1780 in Peters Twp, Franklin Co., PA and died 28
APR 1856 in Cumberland Co., PA at 76 years. She married Rev. Joshua Williams on
5 JUN 1800. Joshua (8 MAR 1768- 21 AUG 1838) was born in Great Valley, Chester
Co., PA, s/o Louis Williams, an emigrant from Wales.  About 1770, Louis
Williams moved to York Co., PA [m]