Lake-Pulaski County IN Archives Biographies.....Campbell, Cyrus W. 1850 - 
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Author: T. H. Ball (1904)

DR. CYRUS W. CAMPBELL.

    Dr. Cyrus W. Campbell, physician and surgeon with offices in the Majestic
building at Hammond, Indiana, has carried on a successful practice in this city
for thirteen years, and is one of the progressive and skillful practitioners of
Lake county. He has been devoted to his professional duties, and still takes a
studious interest in all that concerns medical science. His twenty years of
experience has given him well deserved prestige among his fellow physicians, and
the patronage which he receives in Hammond and surrounding country is evidence
of his standing in the profession.

    Dr. Campbell was born in Monterey, Indiana, October 15, 1850, being a son of
Francis G. and Delia (Campbell) Campbell, natives, respectively, of Ohio and New
York. His paternal grandfather, Dugall Campbell, was a native of Ohio, of Scotch
descent, a farmer, and was married three times, having a large family. The
maternal grandfather of Dr. Campbell was a native of New York state, and had
three children. Francis G. Campbell was a printer by trade, and in 1846 moved
west and located in Monterey, Indiana, where he carried on real estate and
merchandising business and also farming, and where he died in 1878, at the age
of fifty-six years, being the incumbent of the office of county commissioner at
the time. His wife had died four years previously, aged fifty-four. She was a
member of the Methodist church. They had five children, four sons and one
daughter: Elizabeth, the wife of H. S. Fausler, of Monterey, Indiana; Hiram F.,
of Hammond; Cyrus W.; William A., of Alger, Ohio; and Eli L., of Cotulla, Texas.

    Dr. Campbell was reared on a farm near Monterey, Indiana, and had the
benefit of the district schools. In 1879 he entered the Medical College of
Indiana at Indianapolis, and after completing the course began practicing in
Blue Grass, Fulton county, Indiana, where he remained until 1891, and in the
spring of that year located in Hammond, which has been the seat of his
successful practice to the present time.

    October 30, 1873, Dr. Campbell married Miss Ellen Wallace, a daughter of
James and Margaret (Babcock) Wallace. Seven children have been born to them,
Margaret, Clarence, Ethel, Claudius, Fay, Murley and Dean. Clarence died at the
age of thirteen months. Ethel married Frank Stakemiller, of Hammond, and they
have two children, Donald and Ellen. Claudius is in the employ of the Hammond
Company, being foreman of the casing department; he married Frances Kizer, and
they have one son, Cyrus. The family are Baptists in religion. Dr. Campbell
affiliates with the Knights of Pythias and the Maccabees, and is a member of the
Kankakee Valley Medical Association. He is a Republican in politics, and is
secretary of the board of health of Hammond. He owns his nice home at 326 Truman
avenue, where the family extend an open-hearted hospitality to their many friends.


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ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF
Genealogy and Biography
OF
LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA,
WITH A COMPENDIUM OF HISTORY 
1834—1904

A Record of the Achievements of Its People in the Making of a Commonwealth and
the Founding of a Nation.

REV. T. H. BALL
OF CROWN POINT, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
ILLUSTRATED
CHICAGO   NEW YORK
THE LEWIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
1904


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