History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net - Sharon Franklin

Surname: CAMPBELL
Source:  History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
         Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L. Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869, page 194

JAMES CAMPBELL married first Anna Blood (see Blood family in 1779 - children,
I. William died in Barnet, Vermont, 1809.
II. Molly married Eliphalet Currier (see Currier family).
III. Amos married first Martha, daughter of David Campbell of Windham - children,
	1. Eliza married Reverend William S. Lewis of Oberlin, Ohio
	2. Harriet married Newton Gage (see Gage family).
	3. William
    Amos married second Polly Ingalls, daughter of Amos Ingalls (see Ingalls family.)
IV. Anna married John Buel of Newport, died in Norwich, Vermont.
V. Betsey married Jesse Thornton (see Thornton family).
VI. Sally died unmarried in 1819.
VII. Sophia married Samuel Newman of Washington - children,
	1. Nancy Jane married Reverend Lorenzo Draper of Claremont.
VIII	Minda died young.
VIII. David married Sylvia Taylor of Washington - children,
	1. Moses D. married Paulina Whittemore - children,
		(1) Ella born 1847
		(2) Hattie
		(3) Charles
		(4) Julian
		(5) Sylvia
		(6) Edith
	2. Miranda  died young
	3. Miranda S.
	4. Leander V. E.
	5. An infant son
	6. George
	7. James married Caroline St. John - children,
		Samuel St. J.
		William D.
		James
	8 An infant
	9 George Thompson, served three years in army in late war, married Martha Whittemore;
	10 Mary M.
	11 Emma C.
	Six of these children died in childhood.  Three of the sons were pioneer settlers in 
	Wright County, Minnesota.  
IX. David married second Nancy Parker.
JAMES CAMPBELL married second Mrs. Anna Nurse, the mother of Mrs. William McClure and Mrs. 
William Jackson - children,
X. Mindia married Asa D. Moore (see Moore family.)

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