John Campbell (-) |
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| Father:1 | Sir Colin Campbell of Lochow (-before May 1343), 1. Lord of Lochow | ||
| Mother:2 | Helena (-) | ||
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| He is the ancestor of the old family of Barbreck, and of Succoth. There is a charter in possession of the Duke of Argyll, dated 5 April 1357, to Mariota of Glenurquhay, and John Cambell, her spouse, of the lands of Glenurquhay. From that fact, and the certainty that these lands were in the possession of the Argyll family, and were bestowed by Duncan, Lord Campbell, on his son, Sir Colin, ancestor of Breadalbane, it is probable that this is the John Cambell mentioned therein.3 | ||
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