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Lydia M Campbell 1800–1882 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 7 May 1800

Birth Location: Willstown, Cherokee Nation East, Jackson County, Alabama

Death Date: 12 Jan 1882

Death Location: Grove Oak, DeKalb County, Alabama

Father: William Campbell

Mother: Wurteh Watts

Spouse(s): Adam (parentsSamuellackey\PollyGould)

Children(s): William (parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell), John (parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell), James Lackey, Thomas (parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell), Moses (Parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell), Sarah (Parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell)

The story of Lydia M Campbell began in 1800 in Willstown, Cherokee Nation East, Jackson County, Alabama. Lydia M Campbell married Adam Allen Lackey M 3Ggf Zm Sr 1 Parentssamuellackey Pollygould, and had children including James Martin Lackey, John Alexander Lackey Parentsadamallenlackey Lydiacampbell, Moses Wadell Lackey Parentsadamallenlackey Lydiacampbell, Sarah Jane Lackey Parentsadamallenlackey Lydiacampbell, Thomas Jackson Lackey Parentsadamallenlackey Lydiacampbell, William Campbell Lackey Sheriff Of Coosa County Parentsadamallenlackey Lydiacampbell. Lydia M Campbell passed away in 1882 in Grove Oak, DeKalb County, Alabama.

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Biography

  • The story of Lydia M Campbell began in 1800 in Willstown, Cherokee Nation East, Jackson County, Alabama.
  • Lydia M Campbell married Adam Allen Lackey M 3Ggf Zm Sr 1 Parentssamuellackey Pollygould, and had children including James Martin Lackey, John Alexander Lackey Parentsadamallenlackey Lydiacampbell, Moses Wadell Lackey Parentsadamallenlackey Lydiacampbell, Sarah Jane Lackey Parentsadamallenlackey Lydiacampbell, Thomas Jackson Lackey Parentsadamallenlackey Lydiacampbell, William Campbell Lackey Sheriff Of Coosa County Parentsadamallenlackey Lydiacampbell.
  • Lydia M Campbell passed away in 1882 in Grove Oak, DeKalb County, Alabama.

Immediate Family

Parents

William Campbell
1760–1824
Birth Location: Creek Path, Alabama, United States
WC
Wurteh Watts
1751–1814
Birth Location: Tasagi Town, Cherokee, Alabama, USA
WW

Spouses(s)

Adam (parentsSamuellackey\PollyGould)
1802–1891
Birth Location: Anderson, Anderson, South Carolina, United States
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Children(s)

William (parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell)
1823–1898
Birth Location: De Kalb, Alabama, United States,
W(
John (parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell)
1827–1895
Birth Location: Alabama, United States
J(
James Lackey
1820–1894
Birth Location: Marion, McDowell, North Carolina, United States
JL
Thomas (parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell)
1825–1920
Birth Location: Hibbs Cove, Jackson, Alabama, United States,
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Moses (Parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell)
1829–1877
Birth Location: , , South Carolina, USA
M(
Sarah (Parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell)
1832–1915
Birth Location: Benton, Lowndes, Alabama, United States,
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Lydia Campbell's Ancestors

Self
Lydia Campbell
1800–1882
Birth Place: Willstown, Cherokee Nation East, Jackson County, Alabama
Parents
William B. Campbell
1760–1824
Creek Path, Alabama, United States
Wurteh (Betsy) Watts
1751–1814
Tasagi Town, Cherokee, Alabama, USA
Grandparents
William (Barnett) Campbell
1730–1816
Londonderry, Northern Ireland
Cynthia Campbell
1730–1816
,, Tennessee
Trader (John Watts "Old Forked Tongue", "Little Tassle" (adopted) son)
1704–1779
Hiwassee, Clay, North Carolina, United States
Willenawah (Oosta White Owl Great Eagle) Carpenter
1723–1768
Cherokee Nation East, Overhills, Great Tellico, Washington, Tennessee, Native America
Great-Grandparents
John Campbell
1674–1741
GRISSEL Hays
1683–1741
Moytoy Tellico
1687–1741
White III
1680–1741
Nancy Clan
1683–1741
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Duncan Campbell
1645–1727
Mary McCoy
1648–1689
Patrick Pitfour
1650–1723
Catherine"Kate" Gillis
1656–1727
*Amatoya Moytoy
1640–1693
Quatsy Tellico
1650–1692
Amatoya Moytoy
1640–1693
Quatsy Moytoy
1650–1692

Lydia Campbell's Descendants

1.
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Lydia (M) Campbell (7 May 1800–12 Jan 1882) m. Adam (Allen Lackey m\3ggf\zm SR #1) (parentsSamuellackey\PollyGould) (1 Feb 1802–3 Dec 1891)
  1. 1. William (Campbell Lackey SHERIFF OF COOSA COUNTY) (parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell) 1823–1898
  2. 2. John (Alexander Lackey) (parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell) 1827–1895
  3. 3. James (Martin) Lackey 1820–1894
  4. 4. Thomas (Jackson LACKEY) (parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell) 1825–1920
  5. 5. Moses (Wadell Lackey) (Parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell) 1829–1877
  6. 6. Sarah (Jane Lackey) (Parentsadamallenlackey\lydiacampbell) 1832–1915

Lydia Campbell's Timeline

2 Records

1800
7 May 1800
Birth of Lydia M Campbell in Willstown, Cherokee Nation East, Jackson County, Alabama
Willstown, Cherokee Nation East, Jackson County, Alabama
1882
12 Jan 1882
Age 82
Death of Lydia M Campbell in Grove Oak, DeKalb County, Alabama
Grove Oak, DeKalb County, Alabama

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 7 May 1800
    Event Place: Willstown, Cherokee Nation East, Jackson County, Alabama

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 12 Jan 1882
    Event Place: Grove Oak, DeKalb County, Alabama
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