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OPR Marriages 574/00 0090 0359 - John Campbell, Labourer and Mary Jane Service Banns - 24/12/1853 Both residing in Port Glasgow. Married at Port Glasgow by the Rev. John Henderson 2nd Jan 1854

Campbell, McIntyre, Bradley Families - Victoria Inward Passenger Lists 1839-1923 * Campbell Family * First name(s) Mrs Last name Campbell Age Adult Departure port British Arrival year 1874 Arrival month Jul Arrival port - Ship name Great Britain State Victoria Record set Victoria Inward Passenger Lists 1839-1923 Category Travel & migration Subcategory Passenger Lists Collections from Australasia ----------- First name(s) Agnes Last name Campbell Age 17 Birth year 1857 Departure port - Arrival year 1874 Arrival month Jul Arrival port - Ship name Great Britain State Victoria --------- First name(s) John Last name Campbell Age Adult Departure port British Arrival year 1874 Arrival month Jul Arrival port - Ship name Great Britain State Victoria -------- First name(s) Mary Last name Campbell Age 9 Birth year 1865 Departure port - Arrival year 1874 Arrival month Jul Arrival port - Ship name Great Britain State Victoria ---------- First name(s) Alexdr Last name Campbell Age 7 Birth year 1867 Departure port - Arrival year 1874 Arrival month Jul Arrival port - Ship name Great Britain State Victoria ---------------- Martha is also listed but name looks like Arthur and has been indexed as such ------------- First name(s) Jessie Last name Campbell Age 2 Birth year 1872 Departure port - Arrival year 1874 Arrival month Jul Arrival port - Ship name Great Britain State Victoria * McIntyre Family * First name(s) John Last name McIntyre Age Adult Departure port British Arrival year 1874 Arrival month Jul Arrival port - Ship name Great Britain State Victoria ------------------ First name(s) Elzth Last name McIntyre Age Adult Departure port British Arrival year 1874 Arrival month Jul Arrival port - Ship name Great Britain State Victoria * Bradley Family * First name(s) Alexdr Last name Bradley Age Adult Departure port British Arrival year 1874 Arrival month Jul Arrival port - Ship name Great Britain State Victoria ---------------------- First name(s) Margt Last name Bradley Age Adult Departure port British Arrival year 1874 Arrival month Jul Arrival port - Ship name Great Britain State Victoria --------------------- First name(s) Infant With Last name Bradley Age Infant Birth year 1874 Departure port British Arrival year 1874 Arrival month Jul Arrival port - Ship name Great Britain State Victoria

The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954) - Sat 6 Oct 1934 - Page 7 - Great Britain. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/205876005 Great Britain. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE. Sir, — I was thrilled to see a photo, of that grand old ship Great Britain, the sight of which revived old memories of the seventies. I lived on board of the old ship from: 24th June, 1874, till 28th August, sailing from Liverpool with other members of our family under the care of our dear old mother. Captain Chapman had charge of the old ship, having succeeded Captain Gray, who mysteriously disappeared on the voyage previously from Melbourne homewards, the chief officer, Mr. Chapman, taking charge, and thereafter becoming captain. I have a vivid recollection of the old lamp trimmer, who was quite an lnstltutlon on board, Maltese Joe .Rodgers, who, by virtue of his having shown wonderful heroism in the saving of lives from the wreck ot the Royal George, was. quite a celebrity. He. had received, among other tokens, a lovely gold locket studded with diamonds from our late beloved Queen Victoria, beautifully Inscribed. From the same Joe Rodgers I look my first "iesson" In tobacco smoking — pigtail twist tobacco bought by the yard, made up In balls like a ball of string — real Virginian ! I also had reason to remember the bosun, Jones by name, a splendid officer with a voice like a fog horn, and who could give the boys a good "rope's endlng." Gone are those old times, but It Is good to - Indulge in tlie. memories. I have derived a great amount of pleasure In the reading of the old ships of the past In the columns of "The Age." — Yours, &c., JOHN CAMPBELL. Yarragon.

Inquest into death of Mary Cameron M'Phail - The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) - Sat 21 Oct 1882 Page 13 - THE CASE OF MARY M'PHAIL. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/11556665 (...other evidence...) Mary Jane Campbell, wife of John Campbell, manager of the Yarraville Sugarworks, said she had lived apart from her husband since April last year She know the deceased as Mary M'Phail, and thought she was about 29 years of age She was a general servant in witness's employment when at the sugarworks. When witness left her husband deceased also went away, but afterwards returned, and had since been living as housekeeper for Mr Campbell. It was not on account of the deceased that witness had left her husband. (...more evidence...)

The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954) - Mon 11 Apr 1881 - Page 3 - A PAINFUL CASE. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/241325472 A PAINFUL CASE. At the Footscray Police Court this morning, Horace Walpole, Customs House officer, summoned Mary Jane Campbell to be bound over to keep the peace, and also for assault, A cross summons for assault had been taken out by Mrs Campbell, wife of a well-known resident, Mr Roberts appeared for the latter ; and Mr Croker for Walpole. The evidence disclosed that on the evening of the 22nd March Walpole was sitting at the office of the Sugar Works, talking to Campbell, when Mrs Campbell went down, and after making use of some words took a walking stick up and attempted to strike Walpole, but failed. She then took up a brick and threw it. Walpole in defending himself caught hold of Mrs Campbell round the waist and threw her on the ground. She sustained serious injuries to the head. Mrs Campbell in her evidence said that when she went to the office Walpole made the remark, "If I was Campbell I would put you In a cart and take you to the Asylum." She did not attempt to use any stick. Her husband told her to clear out, and she had to call out "Murder" as he had a stick in his hand over her head. Her married life had not been a happy one. For the case of Mrs Campbell against Walpole, the husband was called, and said the tale his wife had told was nothing but a tissue of lies. Though he had to give evidence against his wife It was very painful for him to do so. The presiding magistrates suggested that a settlement might become to between the parties, and they retired for the purpose of effecting one, but could not do so. After a consultation between the magistrates, it was decided to dismiss the case of Mrs Campbell against Walpole, and also to dismiss the Information sought to bind her over to keep the peace. For the assault upon Walpole she was fined L1 with 2s 6d costs, The cases caused a considerable interest in the district, and lasted the whole morning.

The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) - Mon 17 Apr 1916 - Page 1 - Family Notices https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/2105319 CAMPBELL.—On the 15th April, 1916, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John Mclntyre, "Belville," Stephen street, Yarraville, Mary Jane Campbell, aged 81 years. (Interred privately 16th April.)

Victoria Deaths 1836-1985 First name(s) Mary Jane Last name Campbell Age 81 Sex Female Birth year 1835 Death year 1916 Father's name Savage George Mother's name - Death place Footscray State Victoria Registration number 5919 Record set Victoria Deaths 1836-1985 Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Civil Deaths & Burials Collections from Australasia