Hancock-Stark County OhArchives Biographies.....Byal, Campbell 1835 - 1881
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Author: Warner & Beers (1886)

   CAMPBELL BYAL (deceased), son of John and Elizabeth (Newstutter) Byal, was
born in 1835, and reared on the farm which he subsequently owned, in Findlay
Township, this county. He took great pride in this property, and built upon and
improved it until he had made it one of the most beautiful farms in Hancock
County. Campbell Byal always took an active interest in the development of the
social and industrial life of this locality, and was for many years a prominent
spirit in the United Brethren Church, but the breaking out of the war of the
Rebellion created considerable dissension in that body, and Mr. Byal chose a
quiet retirement from church matters. He served as infirmary director two terms,
and as member of the school board of his district for several terms, also in
many township offices. He was happily married in this county to Anna, daughter
of Joel and Amy (Sherman) Pendleton, and to them were born three sons and one
daughter: John Melville, Nora M., Clement L. and Leslie L. Campbell Byal
departed this life August 11, 1881, and his remains are buried in Maple Grove
Cemetery.



Additional Comments:
Book Title: History Of Hancock County
Findlay Township and Village




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