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Item: 32708

Surname: Campbell

First Name: David

Ship: Lang 1825

Date: 1828

Place: Cessnock , Luskintyre

Source: 1828 Census

Details: Came Free. Settler. 2560 acres. 100 acres cleared

 

Item: 21006

Surname: Campbell

First Name: David

Ship: Roslin Castle 1833

Date: 1833 4 April

Place: Hunter River

Source: SG

Details: Bricklayer's labourer assigned to G. McKenzie

 

Item: 162902

Surname: Campbell

First Name: David

Ship: Roslin Castle 1833

Date: 1833

Place: -

Source: AO NSW Convict Indent Fiche No. 684

Details: Age 21. Reads. Brickmaker's labourer from Co. Tyrone. Tried in Antrim 15 March 1832 and sentenced to transportation for life for burglary. Notes - Norfolk Island; Conditional Pardon No. 48/2016 dated 15 November 1848

 

Item: 199393

Surname: Campbell

First Name: David James and Thomas

Ship: -

Date: 1888

Place: Morpeth

Source: Morrison, W. Frederic (1888). The Aldine centennial history of New South Wales illustrated / W. Frederic Morrison. Sydney: The Aldine Publishing Company.

Details: J. CAMPBELL AND CO., General Merchants, Swan-street.-This business (the oldest and largest of its kind in Morpeth) was established about fifty-five years ago by the late James Campbell, who for ten years represented this electorate in the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales. On his death the business passed into the hands of his nephews-the present proprietors, David James Campbell, J. P., and Thomas Campbell. These gentlemen import a large amount of general merchandise direct from the English market. Thomas Campbell, who was born at Enniskillen, Ireland, in 1857, and educated in his native place, came to Australia in 1872, and entered the Civil Service in the Survey Department, in which he remained for five or six years. On the death of his uncle he proceeded to Morpeth, and was admitted a partner. He was elected an alderman of Morpeth in 1887

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