There were two Rev. John Heys preaching in Gloucestershire’s Bristol area in the late 1700s & early 1800s and some researchers have confused the two and commingled their data. One was an eminent clergyman and
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Bill is past-president of the Campbell of Nelson Reunion Association and created and maintains our website.
If You Are (or wish to be) a Member of the Campbell Reunion Association, You’re Invited to Vote on Approval of the Reunion Bylaws
We’ve posted them before, but you can read the latest draft here – https://docs.google.com/document/d/198EZqcXkJHabGFPgEYRBIMbmzKdhymNrvV-F-DyrIug/edit?usp=sharing To vote, please mark Yes or No on this form, https://forms.gle/L1HSuAiQu5LVVJ9L6 A Google account is needed, but they’re free and if
Continue ReadingCotswolds (Part 13). [Published Aug. 27, 2021]
There were two Rev. John Heys preaching in the Bristol area in the late 1700s & early 1800s and some researchers have confused the two and commingled their data. One was an eminent clergyman and
Continue ReadingCotswolds (Part 12). [Published Aug 25, 2021]
The last will of “John Blackwell, Gentleman.” Who he did and didn’t mention seems odd. And it raises many questions, such as “Did his son, Enoch Blackwell, skip town owing a large bill for liquor?
Continue ReadingNews Clip of 1929 Campbell Reunion
Roscoe Kemp Succeeds Harry Kemp as President. See https://www.campbellluggblackwell.com/ReunionNewsClip1929.html
Continue ReadingCotswolds (Part 12). [Published Aug 25, 2021]
The last will of “John Blackwell, Gentleman.” Who he did and didn’t mention seems odd. And it raises many questions, such as “Did Enoch Blackwell skip town owing a large bill for liquor? 🙂 See
Continue ReadingUpdated Web Page for This Year’s Campbell Reunion – Aug. 6 at 1 PM on ZOOM
Be sure to add Aug. 6th on your calendar and spread the word to your relatives. When we held our reunions at the Nelson United Church that was a great connection to our roots and
Continue ReadingCotswolds (Part 11). [Published Aug. 23, 2021]
Even before the industrial revolution waxed and waned in the bucolic Cotswolds, a more violent revolution shaped the future of England’s colonies of New York and Pennsylvania. Before the war, the northern half of Pennsylvania,
Continue ReadingNewsclip of 1902 Campbell Reunion
https://www.campbellluggblackwell.com/ReunionNewsClip1902.html
Continue Reading1903 & 2022 Reunions
To get you primed for our 2022 reunion (which will be via ZOOM, Aug. 6th, 2022) I’ll be adding web pages for our old reunions. Here’s a link to the newly updated attendance list for
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