CAMPBELL FAMILY VERSION: 5 May 2017 CAMPBELL FAMILY

NB: The following is prepared from Registers and files – there may be other family born outside the Falklands. Unless stated otherwise, all dated births, deaths and marriages occurred in the Falklands and all numbered graves are in Stanley Cemetery. Various spellings of names are recorded as written at the time.

1. James “Swankey” CAMPBELL left Sunderland on board the Francis Drake 20 January 1865. [H21] James was working at Bodie Creek, possibly from March 1871. James, a shepherd from Scotland, age 23 and living at Second Corral, was married to Isabella FRASER, age 23 and a domestic from Scotland living in Stanley, 7 December 1866 at Trinity Church Stanley according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England by Governor's Licence by Charles Bull MA Colonial Chaplain. The witnesses were John Stephen and Sara Johnston. James’ father was recorded as Robert Campbell, shepherd, and Isabella’s father was recorded as William Fraser, labourer. In October 1870 James was living at Hope Cottage near Kelp Harbour. [FIC 1868-1871, desp 645] James, a shepherd, his wife and daughter, returned to the Falkland Islands on board the Tronachs, leaving England October 1877. Also on board was his brother John, who was returning, and his younger brother, William, age 18. [FIC 1867-1877, desp 517, 518] Isabella died from consumption at North Arm 23 January 1882, age 39, and was buried there 6 February 1883. James finished working for the Limited 14 May 1898 [FIC A1, pg 4] and left on board the Tanis via Valparaiso 21 May 1898. [CM May 1898] In 1899 James was living at Gallow Law Cottage, Arbroath Rd, Carmustie, Dundee. [FIM Jul 1899]

2. Robert CAMPBELL, shepherd, and his wife Elizabeth CAMPBELL, formerly KIDD, left London on board the Endora 15 January 1872, arriving 84 days later in April 1872. His monthly wage was £3-10-0 [FIC 1867-1877, desp 430, CD, pg 280]

3. John CAMPBELL, shepherd, left London on board the Endora 15 January 1872, arriving 84 days later in April 1872. His monthly wage was £3-6-8 [FIC 1867-1877, desp 430, CD, pg 56] John, brother of James and William and a shepherd, returned on board the Tronachs, leaving England October 1877. [FIC/C1, desp 517] John was sent home per the Falcon as he was reported to be out of his mind; he was found wandering about with a loaded revolver intent on suicide. The Falcon sailed 26 September 1879. [FIC/D5, desp 574, par 14] John arrived in England 28 december 1879 after suffering from very heavy weather. John was reported as being “quite recovered and journies home this evening to his Father…the £84…will be sent to his father at Carnoustie on hearing of his safe arrival there” [FIC/C1; 551, par 13]

4. William CAMPBELL, brother of James and John and a shepherd, age 18, on board the Tronachs, leaving England October 1877 and arrived in Stanley 15 January 1878. [D18, pg 138] [FIC 1867-1877, desp 517]

5. Thomas CAMPBELL passenger on board the Tronachs, leaving London, England, 31 October 1877 and arrived in Stanley 15 January 1878. [D18, pg 138]

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Children of James (1) and Isabella CAMPBELL:

1. Wilhelmina CAMPBELL born circa ? (not in the Falkland Islands). Wilhelmina, a minor (under 21 years of age) living at Walker Creek, was married to David HEWITT, shepherd of full age and Scottish living at Fanny Cove, 6 September 1883 at M Finlayson's house, Walker Creek, according to the rites & ceremonies of the Presbyterian Church by Governor's licence William Hill Philip Minister. The witnesses were L McLean and Jane Ann Steel. Wilhelmina’s father was recorded as James Campbell, shepherd and David’s father was recorded as James Hewitt, joiner.

Children of Robert (2) and Elizabeth CAMPBELL:

1. James CAMPBELL born 14 July 1873 at Aran Harbour. His father's occupation was recorded as shepherd.

2. Catherine CAMPBELL born 24 March 1874 at Arap Harbour. Her father's occupation was recorded as shepherd.

3. Isabella CAMPBELL born 3 July 1876 at Arap Harbour. Her father's occupation was recorded as shepherd.

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Children of Wilhelmina CAMPBELL (1) (1) and George BUTLER:

1. Isabella CAMPBELL born 25 May 1882 at North Arm and baptised 3 November 1882 by the United Free Church (Tabernacle). Her father's occupation was recorded as shepherd and the informant was James Campbell, overseer, North Arm. Isabella BUTLER, age 8 months, died 4 February 1883 from influenza and was buried at North Arm. The informant was James Campbell, overseer, North Arm.

Children of Wilhelmina (1) (1) and David HEWITT:

1. Catherine HEWITT born 7 August 1884 at Fanny Cove and baptised 23 October 1884 by the United Free Church. Her father's occupation was recorded as shepherd. Catherine was married to William SMITH, shepherd, 28 June 1912 in the Cookhouse, North Arm, Lafonia by Special Licence by C N Foley Registrar and JP. The witnesses were John Hewitt and Marion McMullen. William’s father was recorded as James Smith, deceased and Catherine’s as David Hewitt, shepherd. William died 5 May 1951, age 66, (no burial record). Catherine died 20 January 1967 in Stanley, age 82, and is buried in Grave T2073.

2. James HEWITT born 29 June 1886 at North West Arm and baptised 15 November 1886 by the Tabernacle. His father's occupation was recorded as shepherd. James started work as a boy for the Falkland Islands Company Ltd in the Lafonia area 1 December 1897. James, age 16 and a labourer, died 16 May 1903 from simple meningitis and was buried at Darwin.

3. Miriam HEWITT born 15 July 1888 at North West Arm and baptised Mearon HEWITT 30 March 1889 by Holy Trinity Church. Her father's occupation was recorded as shepherd. Marion was married to Mathew Jeffers McMULLEN, British shepherd, 6 August 1908 at the Registar's Office, Darwin by C N Foley, JP & Registrar of Marriages. The witnesses were Frederick John Biggs and Phoebe Jane Mary Elizabeth Biggs. Mathew’s father was recorded as David McMullen, dead, and Marion’s father was recorded as Donald Hewitt, shepherd. Matthew, age 71 and a cook, died 16 December 1939 and was buried in Grave N1150. Marian, age 61 and a widow, died 15 September 1949 and was buried 17 August 1949 in Grave M1408.

4. David HEWITT born 28 September 1890 at Lion Creek, Lafonia and baptised 2 December 1890 by Holy Trinity Church. His father's occupation was recorded as shepherd. David started work for the Falkland Islands Company Ltd 10 December 1900 on 30/- a day. David, age 24 and a shepherd, died 11 August 1915 from peritonitis and general tuberculosis and was buried at North Arm.

5. John HEWITT born 7 October 1892 at Lion Creek, Lafonia and baptised 4 February 1893 by Christ Church Cathedral. His father's occupation was recorded as shepherd. John started work for the Falkland Islands Company Ltd 30 November 1906 on £3-0-0 a month. John, a shepherd, was married to Mary Ann CARTMELL 22 August 1919 at Cook House, Walker Creek by Special Licence by Alex Moir, Deputy Registrar. The witnesses were Sarah Craig Cartmell and Henry George Cartmell. John’s father was recorded as David Hewitt, deceased, and Mary’s father was recorded as Robert Cartmell, shepherd. John, age 30 and a shepherd, died 24 July 1923 from natural causes and was buried at North Arm.

Page 3 of 4 CAMPBELL FAMILY VERSION: 5 May 2017 6. Isabella HEWITT born 19 November 1894 at Lion Creek and baptised 3 February 1895 by Christ Church Cathedral. Her father's occupation was recorded as shepherd. Isabella was married to (1) David John MURPHY, shepherd, 25 June 1913 at Darwin Harbour by Edward J Seymour, Dean and Chaplain. The witnesses were Charlotte Bowles and Norman L Adam. Isabella’s father was recorded as David Hewitt, shepherd, and David’s father was recorded as Michael James Murphy, overseer. David, age 39 and a shepherd, died 6 July 1924 from a gastric ulcer and was possibly buried at Darwin. Isabella, a widow, was married to (2) George James Coppin BUTLER, shepherd, 6 October 1925 at Christ Church Cathedral by Special Licence by J Stanley Smith, Clerk in Holy Orders. The witnesses were William S Peck and May Hills. Isabella’s father was recorded as David Hewitt, deceased shepherd, and George’s father was recorded as Joseph James William Butler, shepherd. Isabella died 18 September 1962 at Port Stephens, age 68 (no burial record).

7. Andrew HEWITT born 15 February 1897 at Lion Creek and baptised 21 July 1897 by Christ Church Cathedral. His father's occupation was recorded as shepherd. Andrw started work for the Falkland Islands Company Ltd 1 December 1908 on £2-10-0 a month. Andrew, age 18 and a labourer, died 27 January 1916 from meningitis and was buried at North Arm.

8. Sarah Craig HEWITT born 2 March 1899 at North Arm and baptised 11 April 1899 by Christ Church Cathedral. Sarah was married to Robert CARTMELL, shepherd, 24 August 1917 at Cookhouse, North Arm, by Governor's Licence by Alex Moir, Deputy Registrar. The witnesses were Margaret Cartmell and John Hewitt. Robert’s father was recorded as Robert Cartmell, shepherd, and Sarah’s father was recorded as David Hewitt, deceased shepherd. Robert and Sarah moved to the Trap House [Account of wedding FIM Oct 1917] Robert brought a slander case against Davidina JAFFRAY and was awarded £25 and costs. [Penguin 11 Apr 1930] Robert, age 70 and a retired labourer, died 15 September 1963 in Stanley and was buried 18 September 1963 in Grave T2005. Sarah, age 77 and a widow, died 27 July 1976 in Stanley and was buried 30 July 1976 in Grave T2006.

9. Jeanet Agnes Mary HEWITT born 8 July 1902 at Lion Creek, Lafonia. Her father's occupation was recorded as shepherd. Janet was married to Adam Kiln BLACKLEY, shepherd, 1 August 1924 at Darwin Harbour by Governor's Licence by Alex Moir, Deputy Registrar & JP. The witnesses were John McLeod and violet Margaret Middleton. Adam’s father was recorded as William Blackley, deceased shepherd, and Janet’s father was recorded as David Hewitt, deceased. Adam, a retired farm foreman, died 6 October 1971 at Stanley and is buried in Grave U2174. Janet died 10 October 1990, age 88, and is buried in Grave V3146.

10. James HEWITT born 15 May 1907 at Lion Creek, Lafonia and baptised 4 September 1909 by Christ Church Cathedral. His father's occupation was recorded as shepherd. James, a labourer, was married to Dorothy Ellen BERNTSEN 24 October 1934 at the Registrar's Office, Stanley by Special Licence by A R Hoare, Ag Registrar General. The witnesses were William Smith and Catherine Smith. James’ father was recorded as David Hewitt, deceased shepherd, and Dorothy’s father was recorded as Abner M N Berntsen, labourer. Dorothy, age 54, died 20 May 1962 at from acute cardiac failure and was buried 23 May 1962 in Grave S1718. James, age 70 and a retired farm worker, died 20 February 1978 in Stanley and was buried 23 February 1978 in Grave U1917.

DESCENDANTS OF JAMES & ISABELLA STILL IN THE FALKLAND ISLANDS

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