John David Campbell and Sallie Ann Noble's Marriage Index

From the Perry Co Marriage Index 1821 to 1963
On the microfilm roll 7016724
Located at Ky Dept Library and Archives
BIG THANKS TO PHYLLIS REYNOLDS GOELZ

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1898 Campbell John Sallie Ann Noble 411 C 52

Campbell Neace, & Cager Neace, by G. W. Fleenon Commissioner of the said Court of the first part and G. W. Campbell of the second part.

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Matching entries for the 1850 Perry County Census

 

49 Caleb CAMPBELL 47 M
     Frances 46 F
     Aubrey or Andrew 18 M
     John 16 M

54 Lewis CAMPBELL 25 M
     Rachael 22 F
     Samuel 4 M
     Elvira 2 F

James Campbell Interview

From the diaries of Dr  John J Dickey Diary, Fleming County, KY.

Ian Redman was born 1987 in San Francisco, California.

Michelle Campbell (1966) married David Redman (1963) in 1988.

They had one child:

Ian David Redman (1987)

Gabe Campbell (1936-1999) married Ethel M. Canada (1938-2004) in California, 1965.

They had one child:

Michelle Campbell b 1966

Wayne Campbell married Pearolee Combs January 1936.

John David Campbell

John David Campbell was the son of Logan Campbell and Louise Combs. Logan passed away in his early 20s leaving Louise to raise two children alone. John was probably an infant when his father passed away. He had one biological sister, Elvira Campbell.

Soon after Logan's death, Louise married Patrick Fugate. Patrick raised John and Elvira as his own. That is why you will find them in the home of Patrick Fugate as children and listed as Fugate issues. This is misleading. John, known as John Beard, told my father that he was orphaned and raised by Patrick Fugate.

John eventually met and married Miss Sarah Ann Noble of William and Nancy Kilgore Noble. Together they raised thirteen children: Laura Belle, Mary Blanche, Stella Mae, Joe, Chester, Nick, William, Myrtle, Granville, Wayne (above), Marie and Ella Mae. They purchased a farm in Lost Creek at Big Branch in Perry County, Kentucky. There is where they lived out the rest of their lives.