Stevenson Family Tree - Person Sheet
Stevenson Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameJane DONALD 
Birth7 Jul 1813, Monkton, Ayrshire
Death16 Oct 1876, Cobram, Victoria, Australia Age: 63
BurialCobram Cemetery eastern side Homestead
Spouses
Birth14 Mar 1809, Dalrymple, Ayrshire
Death27 Jun 1861, At sea on "King of Algeria" on route to Australia Age: 52
Marriage25 Dec 1831, Dalrymple, Ayrshire
ChildrenAnn (1833-1920)
Hugh (1835-1917)
Agnes (~1838-)
Janet (1840-1922)
Robert (1842-1909)
Henry (~1845-1919)
John (~1847-1940)
Jean (1848-1933)
Margaret Donald (Twin) (1851-1931)
Grace Waugh (Twin) (1851-1926)
Isabella Milne (1853-1926)
Davida (1853-1859)
Charles (1858-1933)
Notes for Jane DONALD
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Jean [Jane] donald
Gender: Female
Birth: July 7 1813 - Monkton, Ayrshire, Scotland
Death: Oct 16 1876 - Cobrum Station, Wagaratta Victoria, Australia
Father: Robert Fraser Urquhart Donald
Mother: Ann McQualter [McQuatter or McWalter]
Husband: Henry campbell
Children: Alex Campbell, Ann Turpin (born Campbell), Hugh campbell, Agnes campbell, Jane campbell, Janet Jessie [Jessie Janet] campbell, Robert campbell, Henry campbell, John campbell, Jane [jean] campbell, Grace [Graig] Waugh campbell, Margaret campbell, Davida campbell, Margaret Donald campbell, Isabella Milne (Bella) campbell, Charles campbell, jessie campbell
Siblings: Mary Catherine Donald, David donald, Margaret donald, Robert donald, Janet donald, robert donald, William donald, Ann donald
Jane Donald & Henry Campbell
Marriage: Dec 25 1831 - Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland
Wife: Jane Donald
Husband: Henry Campbell
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M11588-5
System Origin: Scotland-ODM
GS Film number: 1041338
1851 Census
Name: Jane Campbell
Age: 39
Estimated birth year: abt 1812
Relationship: Wife
Spouse's name: Henry
Gender: Female
Where born: Dalrymple, Ayrshire
Parish Number: 588
Civil parish: Dalrymple
County: Ayrshire
Address: Causeway
ED: 4
Page: 9 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 32
Line: 2
Roll: CSSCT1851_131
Household Members:
Name Age
Henry Campbell 42
Jane Campbell 39
Ann Campbell 17
Hugh Campbell 16
Agnes Campbell 13
Janet Campbell 11
Robert Campbell 9
Henry Campbell 6
John Campbell 4
Jean Campbell 2
Robert Bringan 16
According to Alan Campbell's book, Jane (now widowed) purchased Causeway Farm near Beaufort (near Ballarat in Victoria) after her arrival in Australia with her nine children (Hugh and Robert already in Australia, Ann stayed in Scotland, and Davida was dead). Here they grew crops and vegetables, and maintained a dairy herd. The children all attended school as well as helping their mother to work the farm (AJC p. 3).
Jane is buried at Wangaratta (AJC p. 4).
The Civil Registration of her daughter Isabella Milne Campbell in Scotland in 1855 says that Jane was born at New Prestwick in Monkton, and was aged 43 when Isabella was born. Scottish Parochial Registers have her entered as Jean Donnald, daughter of Robert Donnald and Ann McWatter, christened in Monkton on 8 July 1813.
Jean [Jane] donald
Gender: Female
Birth: July 7 1813 - Monkton, Ayrshire, Scotland
Death: Oct 16 1876 - Cobrum Station, Wagaratta Victoria, Australia
Father: Robert Fraser Urquhart Donald
Mother: Ann McQualter [McQuatter or McWalter]
Husband: Henry campbell
Children: Alex Campbell, Ann Turpin (born Campbell), Hugh campbell, Agnes campbell, Jane campbell, Janet Jessie [Jessie Janet] campbell, Robert campbell, Henry campbell, John campbell, Jane [jean] campbell, Grace [Graig] Waugh campbell, Margaret campbell, Davida campbell, Margaret Donald campbell, Isabella Milne (Bella) campbell, Charles campbell, jessie campbell
Siblings: Mary Catherine Donald, David donald, Margaret donald, Robert donald, Janet donald, robert donald, William donald, Ann donald
Jane Donald & Henry Campbell
Marriage: Dec 25 1831 - Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland
Wife: Jane Donald
Husband: Henry Campbell
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M11588-5
System Origin: Scotland-ODM
GS Film number: 1041338
1851 Census
Name: Jane Campbell
Age: 39
Estimated birth year: abt 1812
Relationship: Wife
Spouse's name: Henry
Gender: Female
Where born: Dalrymple, Ayrshire
Parish Number: 588
Civil parish: Dalrymple
County: Ayrshire
Address: Causeway
ED: 4
Page: 9 (click to see others on page)
Household schedule number: 32
Line: 2
Roll: CSSCT1851_131
Household Members:
Name Age
Henry Campbell 42
Jane Campbell 39
Ann Campbell 17
Hugh Campbell 16
Agnes Campbell 13
Janet Campbell 11
Robert Campbell 9
Henry Campbell 6
John Campbell 4
Jean Campbell 2
Robert Bringan 16
According to Alan Campbell's book, Jane (now widowed) purchased Causeway Farm near Beaufort (near Ballarat in Victoria) after her arrival in Australia with her nine children (Hugh and Robert already in Australia, Ann stayed in Scotland, and Davida was dead). Here they grew crops and vegetables, and maintained a dairy herd. The children all attended school as well as helping their mother to work the farm (AJC p. 3).
Jane is buried at Wangaratta (AJC p. 4).
The Civil Registration of her daughter Isabella Milne Campbell in Scotland in 1855 says that Jane was born at New Prestwick in Monkton, and was aged 43 when Isabella was born. Scottish Parochial Registers have her entered as Jean Donnald, daughter of Robert Donnald and Ann McWatter, christened in Monkton on 8 July 1813.
Notes for Henry (Spouse 1)
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Henry campbell
Gender: Male
Birth: Feb 10 1809 - Parclewan, Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland
Death: June 27 1861 - At Sea "King of Algiers" to Australia
Father: Hugh Campbell campbell
Mother: Agnes campbell (born Murdoch)
Wife: Jean [Jane] donald
Children: Alex Campbell, Ann Turpin (born Campbell), Hugh campbell, Agnes campbell, Jane campbell, Janet Jessie [Jessie Janet] campbell, Robert campbell, Henry campbell, John campbell, Jane [jean] campbell, Grace [Graig] Waugh campbell, Margaret campbell, Davida campbell, Margaret Donald campbell, Isabella Milne (Bella) campbell, Charles campbell, jessie campbell
Siblings: Margret campbell, John campbell, Isabella campbell, Agnes Hay (born campbell), Charles campbell, Hugh campbell, William campbell
Jane Donald & Henry Campbell
Marriage: Dec 25 1831 - Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland
Wife: Jane Donald
Husband: Henry Campbell
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M11588-5
System Origin: Scotland-ODM
GS Film number: 1041338
1841 Census
Name:Henry Campbell
Age:32
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1809
Gender:Male
Where born:Ayrshire, Scotland
Civil Parish:Dalrymple
County:Ayrshire
Address:Causeway
Occupation:Farmer
Parish Number:588
Household Members:
NameAge
Henry Campbell32
Jane Campbell29
Ann Campbell8
Hugh Campbell6
Clgrull Campbell4
Janet Campbell1
William Campbell18
Ann Donald18
Mary Dunlop14
Ann Dunlop16
1851 Census
Name: Henry Campbell
Age: 42
Estimated birth year: abt 1809
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name: Jane
Gender: Male
Where born: Dalrymple, Ayrshire
Parish Number: 588
Civil parish: Dalrymple
County: Ayrshire
Address: Causeway
Occupation: Farmer Of Ockry Employing 4 Labourer
Household schedule number: 32
Line: 1
Roll: CSSCT1851_131
Household Members: Name Age
Henry Campbell 42
Jane Campbell 39
Ann Campbell 17
Hugh Campbell 16
Agnes Campbell 13
Janet Campbell 11
Robert Campbell 9
Henry Campbell 6
John Campbell 4
Jean Campbell 2
Robert Bringan 16
Henry sold Causeway Farm, post hearing from a settled son Hugh in Australia. The family left Scotland on the "Prince Consort", a new sailing vessel. The vessel was disabled during a storm in the Bay of Biscay and was forced to put back to Plymouth for repairs. On second attempt, the vessel was again disabled in the Bay of Biscay at almost the same place. This time they had to be towed back to Liverpool by tug. On reaching Liverpool at night, they collided with another ship and this time the damage was so severe they had to transship to another vessel the "King of Algiers" and set sail for Victoria again. The third time they were disabled and had to return to Portsmouth. They persisted and arrived in Melbourne after 10 months on the water. One long standing story was they had been so long at sea that they had worn out (or outgrown) their shoes and the sailors made them canvas moccasins to protect their feet from melting tar on the ships decks in the tropics. Henry Campbell died at sea from bronchitis a fortnight before they arrived, having caught a chill which settled on his lungs. He was buried at sea and the rest of the family were met at Melbourne by Hugh who was now head of the family and took them by bullock cart to his new home in Stockyard Hill.
Henry campbell
Gender: Male
Birth: Feb 10 1809 - Parclewan, Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland
Death: June 27 1861 - At Sea "King of Algiers" to Australia
Father: Hugh Campbell campbell
Mother: Agnes campbell (born Murdoch)
Wife: Jean [Jane] donald
Children: Alex Campbell, Ann Turpin (born Campbell), Hugh campbell, Agnes campbell, Jane campbell, Janet Jessie [Jessie Janet] campbell, Robert campbell, Henry campbell, John campbell, Jane [jean] campbell, Grace [Graig] Waugh campbell, Margaret campbell, Davida campbell, Margaret Donald campbell, Isabella Milne (Bella) campbell, Charles campbell, jessie campbell
Siblings: Margret campbell, John campbell, Isabella campbell, Agnes Hay (born campbell), Charles campbell, Hugh campbell, William campbell
Jane Donald & Henry Campbell
Marriage: Dec 25 1831 - Dalrymple, Ayr, Scotland
Wife: Jane Donald
Husband: Henry Campbell
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M11588-5
System Origin: Scotland-ODM
GS Film number: 1041338
1841 Census
Name:Henry Campbell
Age:32
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1809
Gender:Male
Where born:Ayrshire, Scotland
Civil Parish:Dalrymple
County:Ayrshire
Address:Causeway
Occupation:Farmer
Parish Number:588
Household Members:
NameAge
Henry Campbell32
Jane Campbell29
Ann Campbell8
Hugh Campbell6
Clgrull Campbell4
Janet Campbell1
William Campbell18
Ann Donald18
Mary Dunlop14
Ann Dunlop16
1851 Census
Name: Henry Campbell
Age: 42
Estimated birth year: abt 1809
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name: Jane
Gender: Male
Where born: Dalrymple, Ayrshire
Parish Number: 588
Civil parish: Dalrymple
County: Ayrshire
Address: Causeway
Occupation: Farmer Of Ockry Employing 4 Labourer
Household schedule number: 32
Line: 1
Roll: CSSCT1851_131
Household Members: Name Age
Henry Campbell 42
Jane Campbell 39
Ann Campbell 17
Hugh Campbell 16
Agnes Campbell 13
Janet Campbell 11
Robert Campbell 9
Henry Campbell 6
John Campbell 4
Jean Campbell 2
Robert Bringan 16
Henry sold Causeway Farm, post hearing from a settled son Hugh in Australia. The family left Scotland on the "Prince Consort", a new sailing vessel. The vessel was disabled during a storm in the Bay of Biscay and was forced to put back to Plymouth for repairs. On second attempt, the vessel was again disabled in the Bay of Biscay at almost the same place. This time they had to be towed back to Liverpool by tug. On reaching Liverpool at night, they collided with another ship and this time the damage was so severe they had to transship to another vessel the "King of Algiers" and set sail for Victoria again. The third time they were disabled and had to return to Portsmouth. They persisted and arrived in Melbourne after 10 months on the water. One long standing story was they had been so long at sea that they had worn out (or outgrown) their shoes and the sailors made them canvas moccasins to protect their feet from melting tar on the ships decks in the tropics. Henry Campbell died at sea from bronchitis a fortnight before they arrived, having caught a chill which settled on his lungs. He was buried at sea and the rest of the family were met at Melbourne by Hugh who was now head of the family and took them by bullock cart to his new home in Stockyard Hill.