
Uncle Dick Campbell married the oldest of the children of Margaret (Bost) and Jacob Fecht, Elizabeth Fecht.
This photograph is courtesy of Genevieve Rebbe
RICHARD S___________ CAMPBELL
(f-169) (BW-1-2-1-S)
born: 12 August, 1850 in ________, _______ County, _____
mother: _____________ (_______________)
father: _______________, _______________
married: _________ to Elizabeth FECHT (f-160) (BW-1-2-1)
in ___________, _________ County, Pennsylvania
died: 21 May, 1935 in ___________, ________ Co., _______
buried: _________ in _______ Cemetery, in _________, _____
Richard Campbell and his wife Elizabeth had two children. They were: 1) William Richard, and 2) Ella Lauetto Campbell.
Dick Campbell worked several years in Pennsylvania as a railroad brakeman. Family stories relate that he was a man of great physical strength, despite the loss of three fingers lost while "coupling" railroad cars together.
The Campbells rented a room out of their home, to help with "expenses". It was under such circumstances that their daughter "Ellie" was to meet her future husband, Clarence Mackey.
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