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- [S42] Obituary, Wabasha Herald, (23 April 1884), The Obit says Olivers third wife was the daughter of Duncan Campbell an old Indian Trader.; Gra-Crat, p 1-38a, Ful-CW4, page 5.
- [S3] Francis Talbot et al, History of Wabasha County, Biographical Matter, Statistics, Etc., (H.H.Hill and Company, Chicago, Illinois, USA, Published 1884), page 633, says that he was of "Scotish parentage".; Gra-Gra, Bk 3, p 633.
- [S37] Charles Edward Cratte, Family tree data with sources, (Received March 7, 1984), Family research by K. Snyder; GRA-CRAT, p 1-60b, GRA-CRAT, page 1-50.
- [S3] Francis Talbot et al, History of Wabasha County, Biographical Matter, Statistics, Etc., (H.H.Hill and Company, Chicago, Illinois, USA, Published 1884), Page 633 reads: “Duncan Campbell was killed in a duel near Mackinac, with one Crawford, a brother of the agent of the Northwest Fur Company. Campbell was an independent trader in opposition to the Northwest Company."; Gra-Gra, Bk 3, p 633.
- [S46] USA Government, Affidavits, Lake Pepin Half-Breed Land Tract Claimants, (National Archives, Washington DC, 1854-56), The affidavit states that Jenny Campbell is 1/2 Blood Sioux. She is 31 at the date of the affidavid in 1854, she was born in 1823; it states that her father was Duncan Campbell, a half breed* and her mother was full blood of the Medawakanton band of the Sioux. Therefore Jenny is considered a half breed of the said Sioux band.
"Therese Campbell swears that she is a full blooded Medawakanton Sioux and married Duncan Campbell, a half blooded Sioux by whom she had a daughter 'Jenny'.
*Note: [this is likely an error as Duncan Campbell was almost certainly from Scotland and therefore 100% white - which makes sence if Jenny was half blood]; Gra-Crat, page 1-63, 64a, Various Family Books.
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Our FULLER Ancestors
Abt 1797 - Abt 1860 (~ 63 years)
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