Eighth Generation

130. Sylvester CAMPBELL was born about 1719 in Scotland.²²⁴ Sylvester CAMPBELL and Mary MURRAY were married on 15 Nov 1750 in St. Ninians, Sterlingshire, Scotland.^224,527

131. Living.Children were:

	i.	Lilias CAMPBELL was born before 23 Oct 1751 in Sterlingshire, Scotland.527 She was christened on 23 Oct 1751 in St. Ninians, Sterlingshire, Scotland.527,528
	ii.	Colin CAMPBELL was born before 14 Feb 1754 in Scotland.527,528 He was christened on 14 Feb 1754 in Inveraray, Argyll, Scotland.528
	iii.	Duncan CAMPBELL was born before 23 Sep 1756 in Argyle, Scotland.527 He was born before 23 Sep 1756 in Inveraray, Argyll, Scotland. He was christened on 23 Sep 1756 in Inveraray, Argyll, Scotland.527,528 1. Colin Campbell says birth year was 1757.
	iv.	Janet CAMPBELL was born before 10 Jan 1759 in Scotland.529 She was baptized on 10 Jan 1759 or 9 Feb 1759 in Inveraray, Argyll, Scotland.352
	v.	Elizabeth (Betty) CAMPBELL was born in 1761 in Scotland.529
	vi.	Archibald CAMPBELL was born about 1764 in Scotland.530 He was born in 1764.
	vii.	Mary CAMPBELL was born about 1766.529
	viii.	James CAMPBELL was born about 1768 in Scotland.530 He died in 1809 in Scotland.529
	ix.	John CAMPBELL was born on 17 Aug 1771 in Kenmore, Inveraray, Argyll, Scotland.528,531,532 He was baptized on 19 Aug 1771 in Inveraray, Argyll, Scotland.528 He died on 4 Jan 1837 in Lobo Twp., Middlesex Co., Ontario, Canada.532 "The Heritage of Lobo, 1820-1990", pg. 109 under Campbell Cemetery: "The inscription on the oldest tombstone in this cemetery bears mute testimony to its founder: In Memory, of, John Campbell, Died Jan. 4, 1837, Age 61 Years, Also, His Wife Jane, Age 61 years, Died Aug. 10, 1838, Who Emigrated from Inverary Parish, Argyleshire, Scotland, 1823 to Lobo, C.W. He was the founder of this burial ground. John Campbell, his wife Jane and their two sons John B. and Sylvester, arrived in Lobo from the Port of Greenock and took up three hundred acres of land on Conc. 3 just east of the village of Komoka. The site of the cemetery is part of that property; another part is owned by Roy Cudney. The graves of John B. and Sylvester are near that of their parents. The first trustees of the cemetery were: John B. Campbell, Archibald Campbell and Robert Robinson. From the record book, which dates from 1870, comes the information that the plot holders felt that they should not be using a burial ground for which they did not have the title. At a public meeting the original trustees were replaced by Duncan Graham, a farmer on Lot 5 Con. 3 and G. Hitchcock, a storekeeper in Komoka. These trustees had no trouble securing title to the property and a demand deed was prepared. However, John Campbell died before matters could be finalized and, according to inheritance laws in force at the time, his property went to his eldest son, Archiblad, who had not come to Canada with the family. John B. was instructed to write to his brother regarding the matter. Archibald readily agreed to give the trustees a deed and offered to pay all expenses. It would appear that some time elapsed before the matter was closed, for it was not until 1870 that a bill for $51.12 was sent to Dunoon, Argyleshire, Scotland. This included an amount for the survey and for fencing." He was buried after 4 Jan 1837 in Lobo Twp., Middlesex Co., Ontario, Canada.533 (Campbell Cemetery) Marriages by Dugald Campbell, Minister Baptist Church, Aldborough 5 Jan 1832. Sylvester Campbell and Isabella Lamont, both of Lobo. Witnesses- Duncan McCallum, Arch'd Campbell. 1. Colin Campbell says birth year was 1776.
65	x.	Margaret CAMPBELL.