Mungo Campbell of Hundleshope
Profile & Legacies Summary
???? - 1793
Biography
Shown in secondary sources as 'of Grenada'. Husband of Elizabeth Nutter and father of Robert Nutter Campbell (q.v.) and Alexander Campbell of Haylodge (q.v.). Brother of John Campbell senior (q.v.).
- 'Although not a partner in the firm [of Jon Campbell sen. & Co.], another brother, Mungo Campbell of Hundleshope and Kailzie (d. 1793), owned a sugar estate, Marran, in the parish of St John. His son Alexander Campbell of Haylodge, who later become a partner in the firm, inherited the plantation on his death and
took the nickname ‘Marran’.
Sources
e.g. https://hallyards.org/history/ [accessed 08/07/2018].
- Stephen Mullen, 'The Glasgow West India interest: integration, collaboration and exploitation in the British Atlantic World, 1776-1846. (University of Glasgow, PhD thesis 2015) p. 57.
Further Information
Absentee?
Transatlantic?
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Spouse
Elizabeth Nutter
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Children
Robert Nutter Campbell
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Associated Estates (1)
The dates listed below have different categories as denoted by the letters in the brackets following each date. Here is a key to explain those letter codes:
- SD - Association Start Date
- SY - Association Start Year
- EA - Earliest Known Association
- ED - Association End Date
- EY - Association End Year
- LA - Latest Known Association
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- 1793 [EY] → Owner
Shown as the owner of Marran on Grenada by Stephen Mullen
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Relationships (3)
Father → Son
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Father → Son
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Brothers
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Addresses (1)
Hundleshope, Peebleshire, Southern Scotland, Scotland
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