Stevenson Family Tree - Person Sheet
Stevenson Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameHenry CAMPBELL 
Birthabt 1845, Dalrymple, Ayrshire
Death1919, Sydney, Australia Age: 74
FatherHenry CAMPBELL (1809-1861)
MotherJane DONALD (1813-1876)
Notes for Henry CAMPBELL
Name: Henry Campbell
Age: 6
Estimated birth year: abt 1845
Relationship: Son
Father: Henry Campbell
Mother: Jane Campbell
Gender: Male
Where born: Dalrymple, Ayrshire
Parish Number: 588
Civil Parish: Dalrymple
County: Ayrshire
Address: Causeway
ED: 4
Page: 9
Household schedule number: 32
LINE: 8
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
From the Sydney Morning Herald 3 October 1919, page 8
One of the best-known and highly respected pastoralists of the western district, Mr Henry Campbell, has died at his residence, Skeldon, Darling Point Road, Edgecliff. He was born at Dalrymple, Ayrshire, Scotland, 75 years ago, and at the age of 16 arrived with his family in the year1860 (sic.) and settled in Victoria. B On reaching manhood’s estate he entered into partnership with his late brother, John, and acquired properties successively in Victoria and New South Wales. Later he purchased on his own behalf Eenaweena Station, in the Warren district, and more recently a fine property near Coonamble, known as Mount Tenandra. Each of these estates he developed very thoroughly, and, despite droughts, rabbits, and other difficulties, he succeeding in maintaining some fine flocks of merino sheep. Owing to failing health he resided in Sydney with members of this family during the last two years. He is survived by a widow, one son, Mr A. J. Campbell, of Mount Tenandra, and eight daughters, Mesdames, W. Poole, A.S. Mc cook, J. Walker, and J. R. Frend, and Misses Barbara, Helen, Esther, and Margaret Campbell. Of the four brothers who came to Australia with him, Mr Charles Campbell, of Merino Downs, Roma, Queensland, alone survives.
The funeral took place on Wednesday at Waverley Cemetery. The services at the house and the graveside were conducted d by the Moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly, the Rev. G. A. Gordon, and old friend of the family. Among those present were Mr A. J. Campbell (son), Mr Charles Campbell (brother), the Rev. A. Stuart McCook, and Messrs. W. Poole, J. Walker, and J. R. Frend (sons-in-law), Jack Campbell, J. Rathie, and P. Smith )(nephews), J. F. Cunninghame (Dalgety and Co.), Duncan Carson and Harold Bell (Winchcombe, Carson, and Co.,), George and Jack Maiden (Maiden Bros.), Arthur Kennedy (Joseph Leeds and Co.,), C. J. McDonell (Mc Donell and Moffitt), F. E. Vigars (Vigars and Sky), W. Walrond David, Dr John MacPherson, G. Cullen Ward, Alec. Walker, E. O. Jones, and W. McEwan.
Age: 6
Estimated birth year: abt 1845
Relationship: Son
Father: Henry Campbell
Mother: Jane Campbell
Gender: Male
Where born: Dalrymple, Ayrshire
Parish Number: 588
Civil Parish: Dalrymple
County: Ayrshire
Address: Causeway
ED: 4
Page: 9
Household schedule number: 32
LINE: 8
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
From the Sydney Morning Herald 3 October 1919, page 8
One of the best-known and highly respected pastoralists of the western district, Mr Henry Campbell, has died at his residence, Skeldon, Darling Point Road, Edgecliff. He was born at Dalrymple, Ayrshire, Scotland, 75 years ago, and at the age of 16 arrived with his family in the year1860 (sic.) and settled in Victoria. B On reaching manhood’s estate he entered into partnership with his late brother, John, and acquired properties successively in Victoria and New South Wales. Later he purchased on his own behalf Eenaweena Station, in the Warren district, and more recently a fine property near Coonamble, known as Mount Tenandra. Each of these estates he developed very thoroughly, and, despite droughts, rabbits, and other difficulties, he succeeding in maintaining some fine flocks of merino sheep. Owing to failing health he resided in Sydney with members of this family during the last two years. He is survived by a widow, one son, Mr A. J. Campbell, of Mount Tenandra, and eight daughters, Mesdames, W. Poole, A.S. Mc cook, J. Walker, and J. R. Frend, and Misses Barbara, Helen, Esther, and Margaret Campbell. Of the four brothers who came to Australia with him, Mr Charles Campbell, of Merino Downs, Roma, Queensland, alone survives.
The funeral took place on Wednesday at Waverley Cemetery. The services at the house and the graveside were conducted d by the Moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly, the Rev. G. A. Gordon, and old friend of the family. Among those present were Mr A. J. Campbell (son), Mr Charles Campbell (brother), the Rev. A. Stuart McCook, and Messrs. W. Poole, J. Walker, and J. R. Frend (sons-in-law), Jack Campbell, J. Rathie, and P. Smith )(nephews), J. F. Cunninghame (Dalgety and Co.), Duncan Carson and Harold Bell (Winchcombe, Carson, and Co.,), George and Jack Maiden (Maiden Bros.), Arthur Kennedy (Joseph Leeds and Co.,), C. J. McDonell (Mc Donell and Moffitt), F. E. Vigars (Vigars and Sky), W. Walrond David, Dr John MacPherson, G. Cullen Ward, Alec. Walker, E. O. Jones, and W. McEwan.