Albert J. Campbell
History of Montana, 1894
US Genweb Montana Archives

Albert J. Campbell, attorney, Livingston Montana is ranked with 
the promising young men of the Northwest.

He is a son of Milo R. and Ruth A. Perkins Campbell and was born 
at Pontiac Michigan in the year 1857.  His ancestors originated in 
Scotland but for several generations have been residents of America, 
his great grandfather having served as a soldier in the Revolution.  
Albert J. was educated in the Agricultural College of Michigan and 
studied law under the instruction of Colvin and Harrington and 
Robins and Colvin at Pontiac where he was admitted to the bar in 
1881.  That same year he began practicing law at Oxford Michigan 
and the following year he removed to Chase, Lake County that state 
where he conducted a successful practice until 1889.

In 1889 Mr. Campbell came to Livingston Montana and purchased the 
law library of Judge Frank Henry whom he succeeded in business, 
Henry a popular attorney having just been elected to the position 
of District Judge.  Mr. Campbell's abilities at once secured him 
the recognition he deserved and he became widely known.

Mr. Campbell was married in 1879 to Miss Ella J. Mann of Lapeer 
County Michigan.  They have two children, Roy and Grace.


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