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Collection consists of: abstracts, account books, accounts, bonds, checks, clippings, contracts, correspondence, deeds, estate papers, invoices, judicial records, memorandums, military drill instructions, military land warrants, military rosters, military supply lists, powers of attorney, promissory notes, receipts, and surveys. Correspondence includes letters to and from William Campbell concerning his military land warrants in Kentucky and his efforts to secure them. Also letters to Campbell and his wife Susanna from their sons William (b. 1798) and John Pearce Campbell (1788-1867), both living in Christian County, Kentucky, containing personal and family news, and discussing their father's land holdings in Kentucky, the settlement of his estate, and other matters. Letters also discuss Campbell's Revolutionary War service, his military service in the Virginia militia in 1794 and in the United States army in 1799-1800, his service as the superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary, the Loyal Land Company, and the hiring of Susanna Campbell's slaves.\u003c/p\u003e","label":"Abstract Or Scope"}},"breadcrumbs":{"id":"https://arvasarchive.org/catalog/vi_vi00744#breadcrumbs","type":"document_value","attributes":{"value":{"id":"vi_vi00744","ead_ssi":"vi_vi00744","_root_":"vi_vi00744","_nest_parent_":"vi_vi00744","ead_source_url_ssi":"data/lva/vi00744.xml","title_ssm":["Campbell Family Papers, 1744-1859"],"title_tesim":["Campbell Family Papers, 1744-1859"],"normalized_title_ssm":["Campbell Family Papers, 1744-1859"],"text":["Campbell Family Papers, 1744-1859","14014",".80 cubic\n         feet","There are no restrictions.","William Campbell (12 December 1755-29 October 1823) served\n         in the Virginia State Line during the American Revolution, and\n         rose to the rank of colonel in the Virginia militia. Campbell\n         commanded militia troops during the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794,\n         and was a major in the 8th Regiment of the United States Army\n         in 1799-1800. During the War of 1812, Campbell was appointed a\n         colonel in the United States army and also served as\n         superintendent of the Virginia Peniteniary. Campbell owned a\n         plantation in Orange County and lands in Kentucky. He and his\n         wife Susanna Pearce Campbell (10 April 1764-13 March 1852) had\n         ten children, including John Pearce Campbell (1788-1867) who\n         became a prominent citizen of Christian County, Kentucky. John\n         P. Campbell served as a member of the Kentucky legislature and\n         was a prominent banker. William and Susanna Campbell's son\n         William Campbell (1798-1878) also resided in Christian County\n         and was a colonel in the Kentucky militia.","Papers, 1744-1859, of the Campbell family of Orange County,\n         Virginia, consisting mainly of the papers of William Campbell\n         (1755-1823) and Susanna Pearce Campbell (1764-1852).\n         Collection consists of: abstracts, account books, accounts,\n         bonds, checks, clippings, contracts, correspondence, deeds,\n         estate papers, invoices, judicial records, memorandums,\n         military drill instructions, military land warrants, military\n         rosters, military supply lists, powers of attorney, promissory\n         notes, receipts, and surveys. Correspondence includes letters\n         to and from William Campbell concerning his military land\n         warrants in Kentucky and his efforts to secure them. Also\n         letters to Campbell and his wife Susanna from their sons\n         William (b. 1798) and John Pearce Campbell (1788-1867), both\n         living in Christian County, Kentucky, containing personal and\n         family news, and discussing their father's land holdings in\n         Kentucky, the settlement of his estate, and other matters.\n         Letters also discuss Campbell's Revolutionary War service, his\n         military service in the Virginia militia in 1794 and in the\n         United States army in 1799-1800, his service as the\n         superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary, the Loyal Land\n         Company, and the hiring of Susanna Campbell's slaves.","Collection also contains deeds for property in Hanover\n         County and Richmond, Virginia, and Kentucky; surveys for\n         Campbell's Kentucky lands; three military warrants for land;\n         legal papers relating to the Kentucky lands; newspaper\n         clippings regarding Kentucky land warrants; receipts and\n         accounts of William and Susanna Campbell and their children;\n         account book for the estate of William Campbell (d. 1805) of\n         King and Queen County, Virginia; papers related to Campbell's\n         service as superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary,\n         including an account and his resignation; checks drawn on the\n         Farmers Bank of Virginia; and other business papers, including\n         receipts and accounts, of the Campbell family. Collection also\n         includes sketch and description of a hemp brake; copy of\n         \"Baron Steuben's Military Discipline for the Army and Militia\n         of the United States;\" military regulations for straw and\n         wood; a return of recruits, including for Captain Caldwell's\n         Company, 7th Regiment, United States Infantry; inspection\n         return for Captain Spencer's Company, 9th Regiment, United\n         States Infantry; recruiting reports for the following\n         companies of the 8th Regiment, United States infantry Captain\n         Robert Gregg's Company, Captain Presley Thornton's Company,\n         Major Lawrence Butler's Battalion, Captain Richard Chinn's\n         Company, Lieutenant Thomas Burk's Company, and Captain George\n         S. Washington's Company; muster roll for Captain Loyd [sic]\n         Beall's Company, no regiment given. 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Campbell\n         commanded militia troops during the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794,\n         and was a major in the 8th Regiment of the United States Army\n         in 1799-1800. During the War of 1812, Campbell was appointed a\n         colonel in the United States army and also served as\n         superintendent of the Virginia Peniteniary. Campbell owned a\n         plantation in Orange County and lands in Kentucky. He and his\n         wife Susanna Pearce Campbell (10 April 1764-13 March 1852) had\n         ten children, including John Pearce Campbell (1788-1867) who\n         became a prominent citizen of Christian County, Kentucky. John\n         P. Campbell served as a member of the Kentucky legislature and\n         was a prominent banker. William and Susanna Campbell's son\n         William Campbell (1798-1878) also resided in Christian County\n         and was a colonel in the Kentucky militia.\u003c/p\u003e\n    "],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Biographical Information"],"bioghist_tesim":["William Campbell (12 December 1755-29 October 1823) served\n         in the Virginia State Line during the American Revolution, and\n         rose to the rank of colonel in the Virginia militia. Campbell\n         commanded militia troops during the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794,\n         and was a major in the 8th Regiment of the United States Army\n         in 1799-1800. During the War of 1812, Campbell was appointed a\n         colonel in the United States army and also served as\n         superintendent of the Virginia Peniteniary. Campbell owned a\n         plantation in Orange County and lands in Kentucky. He and his\n         wife Susanna Pearce Campbell (10 April 1764-13 March 1852) had\n         ten children, including John Pearce Campbell (1788-1867) who\n         became a prominent citizen of Christian County, Kentucky. John\n         P. Campbell served as a member of the Kentucky legislature and\n         was a prominent banker. William and Susanna Campbell's son\n         William Campbell (1798-1878) also resided in Christian County\n         and was a colonel in the Kentucky militia."],"prefercite_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eCampbell family. Papers, 1744-1859. Accession 14014.\n            Personal papers collection. The Library of Virginia,\n            Richmond, Virginia.\u003c/p\u003e\n      "],"prefercite_tesim":["Campbell family. Papers, 1744-1859. Accession 14014.\n            Personal papers collection. 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Also\n         letters to Campbell and his wife Susanna from their sons\n         William (b. 1798) and John Pearce Campbell (1788-1867), both\n         living in Christian County, Kentucky, containing personal and\n         family news, and discussing their father's land holdings in\n         Kentucky, the settlement of his estate, and other matters.\n         Letters also discuss Campbell's Revolutionary War service, his\n         military service in the Virginia militia in 1794 and in the\n         United States army in 1799-1800, his service as the\n         superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary, the Loyal Land\n         Company, and the hiring of Susanna Campbell's slaves.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eCollection also contains deeds for property in Hanover\n         County and Richmond, Virginia, and Kentucky; surveys for\n         Campbell's Kentucky lands; three military warrants for land;\n         legal papers relating to the Kentucky lands; newspaper\n         clippings regarding Kentucky land warrants; receipts and\n         accounts of William and Susanna Campbell and their children;\n         account book for the estate of William Campbell (d. 1805) of\n         King and Queen County, Virginia; papers related to Campbell's\n         service as superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary,\n         including an account and his resignation; checks drawn on the\n         Farmers Bank of Virginia; and other business papers, including\n         receipts and accounts, of the Campbell family. Collection also\n         includes sketch and description of a hemp brake; copy of\n         \"Baron Steuben's Military Discipline for the Army and Militia\n         of the United States;\" military regulations for straw and\n         wood; a return of recruits, including for Captain Caldwell's\n         Company, 7th Regiment, United States Infantry; inspection\n         return for Captain Spencer's Company, 9th Regiment, United\n         States Infantry; recruiting reports for the following\n         companies of the 8th Regiment, United States infantry Captain\n         Robert Gregg's Company, Captain Presley Thornton's Company,\n         Major Lawrence Butler's Battalion, Captain Richard Chinn's\n         Company, Lieutenant Thomas Burk's Company, and Captain George\n         S. Washington's Company; muster roll for Captain Loyd [sic]\n         Beall's Company, no regiment given. 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Also\n         letters to Campbell and his wife Susanna from their sons\n         William (b. 1798) and John Pearce Campbell (1788-1867), both\n         living in Christian County, Kentucky, containing personal and\n         family news, and discussing their father's land holdings in\n         Kentucky, the settlement of his estate, and other matters.\n         Letters also discuss Campbell's Revolutionary War service, his\n         military service in the Virginia militia in 1794 and in the\n         United States army in 1799-1800, his service as the\n         superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary, the Loyal Land\n         Company, and the hiring of Susanna Campbell's slaves.","Collection also contains deeds for property in Hanover\n         County and Richmond, Virginia, and Kentucky; surveys for\n         Campbell's Kentucky lands; three military warrants for land;\n         legal papers relating to the Kentucky lands; newspaper\n         clippings regarding Kentucky land warrants; receipts and\n         accounts of William and Susanna Campbell and their children;\n         account book for the estate of William Campbell (d. 1805) of\n         King and Queen County, Virginia; papers related to Campbell's\n         service as superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary,\n         including an account and his resignation; checks drawn on the\n         Farmers Bank of Virginia; and other business papers, including\n         receipts and accounts, of the Campbell family. Collection also\n         includes sketch and description of a hemp brake; copy of\n         \"Baron Steuben's Military Discipline for the Army and Militia\n         of the United States;\" military regulations for straw and\n         wood; a return of recruits, including for Captain Caldwell's\n         Company, 7th Regiment, United States Infantry; inspection\n         return for Captain Spencer's Company, 9th Regiment, United\n         States Infantry; recruiting reports for the following\n         companies of the 8th Regiment, United States infantry Captain\n         Robert Gregg's Company, Captain Presley Thornton's Company,\n         Major Lawrence Butler's Battalion, Captain Richard Chinn's\n         Company, Lieutenant Thomas Burk's Company, and Captain George\n         S. Washington's Company; muster roll for Captain Loyd [sic]\n         Beall's Company, no regiment given. 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Also\n         letters to Campbell and his wife Susanna from their sons\n         William (b. 1798) and John Pearce Campbell (1788-1867), both\n         living in Christian County, Kentucky, containing personal and\n         family news, and discussing their father's land holdings in\n         Kentucky, the settlement of his estate, and other matters.\n         Letters also discuss Campbell's Revolutionary War service, his\n         military service in the Virginia militia in 1794 and in the\n         United States army in 1799-1800, his service as the\n         superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary, the Loyal Land\n         Company, and the hiring of Susanna Campbell's slaves.","Collection also contains deeds for property in Hanover\n         County and Richmond, Virginia, and Kentucky; surveys for\n         Campbell's Kentucky lands; three military warrants for land;\n         legal papers relating to the Kentucky lands; newspaper\n         clippings regarding Kentucky land warrants; receipts and\n         accounts of William and Susanna Campbell and their children;\n         account book for the estate of William Campbell (d. 1805) of\n         King and Queen County, Virginia; papers related to Campbell's\n         service as superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary,\n         including an account and his resignation; checks drawn on the\n         Farmers Bank of Virginia; and other business papers, including\n         receipts and accounts, of the Campbell family. 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Also\n         letters to Campbell and his wife Susanna from their sons\n         William (b. 1798) and John Pearce Campbell (1788-1867), both\n         living in Christian County, Kentucky, containing personal and\n         family news, and discussing their father's land holdings in\n         Kentucky, the settlement of his estate, and other matters.\n         Letters also discuss Campbell's Revolutionary War service, his\n         military service in the Virginia militia in 1794 and in the\n         United States army in 1799-1800, his service as the\n         superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary, the Loyal Land\n         Company, and the hiring of Susanna Campbell's slaves.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eCollection also contains deeds for property in Hanover\n         County and Richmond, Virginia, and Kentucky; surveys for\n         Campbell's Kentucky lands; three military warrants for land;\n         legal papers relating to the Kentucky lands; newspaper\n         clippings regarding Kentucky land warrants; receipts and\n         accounts of William and Susanna Campbell and their children;\n         account book for the estate of William Campbell (d. 1805) of\n         King and Queen County, Virginia; papers related to Campbell's\n         service as superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary,\n         including an account and his resignation; checks drawn on the\n         Farmers Bank of Virginia; and other business papers, including\n         receipts and accounts, of the Campbell family. Collection also\n         includes sketch and description of a hemp brake; copy of\n         \"Baron Steuben's Military Discipline for the Army and Militia\n         of the United States;\" military regulations for straw and\n         wood; a return of recruits, including for Captain Caldwell's\n         Company, 7th Regiment, United States Infantry; inspection\n         return for Captain Spencer's Company, 9th Regiment, United\n         States Infantry; recruiting reports for the following\n         companies of the 8th Regiment, United States infantry Captain\n         Robert Gregg's Company, Captain Presley Thornton's Company,\n         Major Lawrence Butler's Battalion, Captain Richard Chinn's\n         Company, Lieutenant Thomas Burk's Company, and Captain George\n         S. Washington's Company; muster roll for Captain Loyd [sic]\n         Beall's Company, no regiment given. 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Also\n         letters to Campbell and his wife Susanna from their sons\n         William (b. 1798) and John Pearce Campbell (1788-1867), both\n         living in Christian County, Kentucky, containing personal and\n         family news, and discussing their father's land holdings in\n         Kentucky, the settlement of his estate, and other matters.\n         Letters also discuss Campbell's Revolutionary War service, his\n         military service in the Virginia militia in 1794 and in the\n         United States army in 1799-1800, his service as the\n         superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary, the Loyal Land\n         Company, and the hiring of Susanna Campbell's slaves.","Collection also contains deeds for property in Hanover\n         County and Richmond, Virginia, and Kentucky; surveys for\n         Campbell's Kentucky lands; three military warrants for land;\n         legal papers relating to the Kentucky lands; newspaper\n         clippings regarding Kentucky land warrants; receipts and\n         accounts of William and Susanna Campbell and their children;\n         account book for the estate of William Campbell (d. 1805) of\n         King and Queen County, Virginia; papers related to Campbell's\n         service as superintendent of the Virginia Penitentiary,\n         including an account and his resignation; checks drawn on the\n         Farmers Bank of Virginia; and other business papers, including\n         receipts and accounts, of the Campbell family. 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