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Thomas Campbell

Birth	:	21 Jan 1800 Bath County, Virginia, USA
Death	:	23 Jan 1876 Highland County, Virginia, USA
Burial	:	Old Thomas Campell Cemetery, Mill Gap, Highland County, USA
Description	:	1st Surveyor of Highland County. Created the 1847 survey map of Highland. Thomas was the son of Alexander Campbell (1768-1845) & Margaret Brown (1769-1822). Thomas married 1st Elizabeth Slaven of Meadowdale, from 1825 to 1844 this union produced 11 children. Elizabeth died in 1857. Two years after Elizabeth's death, Thomas married a 2nd time to Mary J. (Hamilton) Bonner of the Back Creek region. Margaret died in 1866, age 56. Thomas Campbell, 68, married again on Feb. 9, 1868, to Susan (Gum) Wade, 42, daughter of Otho and Elizabeth (Lightner) Gum of... Read More	1st Surveyor of Highland County. Created the 1847 survey map of Highland. Thomas was the son of Alexander Campbell (1768-1845) & Margaret Brown (1769-1822). Thomas married 1st Elizabeth Slaven of Meadowdale, from 1825 to 1844 this union produced 11 children. Elizabeth died in 1857. Two years after Elizabeth's death, Thomas married a 2nd time to Mary J. (Hamilton) Bonner of the Back Creek region. Margaret died in 1866, age 56. Thomas Campbell, 68, married again on Feb. 9, 1868, to Susan (Gum) Wade, 42, daughter of Otho and Elizabeth (Lightner) Gum of Meadowdale. Birth & death dates found at Virginia, Historical Society Papers, 1607-2007 Staunton Spectator June 12, 1860 TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.—Sealed Proposals will be received till the 10th day of AUGUST next, for making the Huntersville and Monterey Turnpike road. Persons wishing to bid upon the same can see the specifications and plan of the road by calling on Thomas Campbell, President, at Spruce Hill, D. V. Ruckman, at Mill Gap, Preston Moore, Pocahontas county, or the undersigned in Monterey. The road is laid off into 12 sections, commencing in Monterey. The first containing four and all others three miles each. The whole will be let to contract together, or in sections, as the Board of Directors may elect. It is desirable that undertakers commence work at an early day after the letting. The board will meet on the day above named, at the Temperance Hall, near Mill Gap, for the purpose of opening and considering the bids. By order of the Board of Directors, A. P. STRICKLER, Secy., H. & M. T. Co. June 12, 1860

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Thomas Campbell's memorial is located at: Old Thomas Campell Cemetery, Mill Gap, Highland County, USA.
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Thomas Campbell death on 23 Jan 1876 in Highland County, Virginia, USA