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     Charles H. Calkins was born on 8 May 1876 at Wilbraham, Hampden County, Massachusetts.^3,4,5 He married Lena Maria Olds, daughter of Jonathan Olds and Sarah A. Clapp, on 8 Oct 1899.^6,7 Charles H. Calkins died on 8 Nov 1946 at age 70.⁴ He was buried at Forestdale Cemetery, Holyoke, Hampden County, Connecticut.⁸
     Charles H. Calkins and Lena Maria Olds appeared on the census of 1 Jun 1900 at 171 Seymour Street, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut, as follows:
     13/19 Calkins, Charles H., head, b. May 1876, 24, married 1 yr, b. Mass., parents b. Mass., draughtsman
      , Lena M., wife, b. Aug. 1876, 24, married 1 yr, 0 children, 0 living, b. Mass., parents b. Mass.³
Charles H. Calkins and Lena Maria Calkins appeared on the census of 26 Apr 1910 at 103 E. Lafayette Ave., Syracuse, Onandago County, New York, as follows:
     310/373 Calkins, Charles, head, 33, marr. once, 10 yrs, b. Mass., parents b. Mass., auto factory engineer
      , Lena, wife, 34, marr. once, 10 yrs, 1 child, 1 living, b. Mass., parents b. Mass.
      , Thyra, dau., 3, b. Conn., parents b. Mass.⁹
Charles H. Calkins and Lena Maria Calkins appeared on the census of 11 Apr 1940 at Ludlow, Hampden County, Massachusetts, as follows:
     179 Calkins, Charles, head, 64, 4 yrs college, b. Mass.
      , Lena, wife, 64, 4 yrs college, b. Mass., secretary at Fraced Brush
      , Hyra, dau., 31, single, 4 yrs college, b. Conn., fire dept. chief.¹⁰

     Henry W. Calkins married Mary V. Harlow, daughter of Augustus N. Harlow and Melissa N. Olds, on 5 Mar 1874.¹

     Thyra Vivian Calkins was born c 1907 at Connecticut.¹ She was the daughter of Charles H. Calkins and Lena Maria Olds.¹

     Jessie Call was born on 8 Nov 1880.¹ She was the daughter of Solon W. Call and Eunice M. Olds.¹ Jessie Call died on 26 Jun 1893 at age 12.¹

     Solon W. Call was born on 13 Nov 1845.¹ He married Eunice M. Olds, daughter of Eli Olds and Ulilly M. Bartram Walker, on 30 Jun 1869 at Lake County, Ohio.^1,2
     He "lives at Perry, Ohio."¹

     David Cameron was the son of David Clinton Cameron and Clara (Kit) E. Olds.¹ David Cameron died as infant.¹

     David Clinton Cameron was born c 1864.¹ He married Clara (Kit) E. Olds, daughter of Lewis Olds and Augusta J. Snell, on 1 May 1888.¹ David Clinton Cameron died on 16 Feb 1944.¹ He was buried at Maple Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Van Buren County, Michigan.³

     Lillian Cameron was the daughter of David Clinton Cameron and Clara (Kit) E. Olds.¹

     Louis/Lewis D. Cameron was the son of David Clinton Cameron and Clara (Kit) E. Olds.¹
     Clara's "Son Lewis Cameron at Lawton, Mich. Bur. at Hartford, Mich. (Mrs. Lewis D. Cameron) (Mable) 305 2nd St., D. Burgess Hospital, Kalamazoo, Mich.) (wife of Lewis D. Cameron)."¹

     Otho Victor Cameron died in 1896.¹ He was born in 1896.¹ He was buried at Maple Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Van Buren County, Michigan.² He was the son of David Clinton Cameron and Clara (Kit) E. Olds.¹

     Virgil Cameron was the son of David Clinton Cameron and Clara (Kit) E. Olds. Virgil Cameron died as infant.

     Albert Campbell was born in 1866.¹ He was the son of Samuel Campbell and Lydia J. Olds.¹ Albert Campbell died in 1936¹ and was buried at Rice Cemetery, Cone, Monroe County, Michigan.¹
     Albert Campbell appeared on the census of 7 Jun 1900 at Milan Township, Monroe County, Michigan, as follows:
     Campbell, Albert, head, b. Sep 1866, age 33, marr. 5 yrs, b. Mich, parents b. N. Y., farmer
      , Lizzie, wife, b. Dec. 1873, age 26, marr. 5 yrs, 0 children, 0 living, b. Mich., father b. N. Y., mother b. England
     Jacobus, Thomas, F-in-law, b. Jan. 1830, age 70, m. 25 yrs, b. N. Y., parents b. Penn., farmer-retired
     Bunce, Oren, servant, b. Sept. 1877, age 22, single, b. Mich., father b. Mass., mother b. Mich., farm laborer.²

     Alfred F. Campbell was born on 15 Sep 1866.¹ He was the son of Samuel Campbell and Lydia J. Olds.¹ Alfred F. Campbell died on 24 Nov 1891 at age 25¹ and was buried at Rice Cemetery, Cone, Monroe County, Michigan.¹

      and was buried at Rice Cemetery, Milan Township, Monroe County, Michigan.² Charles E. Campbell married Mary Etta (?).³ Charles E. Campbell was born in 1856.² He was the son of Samuel Campbell and Lydia J. Olds.¹ Charles E. Campbell died in 1934.²
     Charles E. Campbell appeared on the census of 17 Jun 1880 at Milan Township, Monroe County, Michigan, as follows:
     68/71 Campbell, Charles, 23, farmer, b. Mich., parents b. N. Y.
      , 19, wife, keeping house, b. Mich., father b. Unknown, mother b. N. Y.
      , Lida J., 1, dau., b. Mich., parents b. Mich.
      Campbell, Harry, 77, grandfather, farmer, liver complt, b. Vermont, parents b. unknown.⁴

     Clyde Campbell married Ardeth Mae Olds, daughter of John Cullen Olds and Dorothy Guthrie.¹ Clyde Campbell was born c 1914 at Illinois.²

     Edwin Ridgely Campbell was buried at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia.² He was born on 19 Mar 1921 at Illinois.^1,3 He was the son of William F. Campbell and Joy Ridgely.¹ Edwin Ridgely Campbell appears in the Social Security Death Index as having died 15 Feb 2001 with the last place of residence listed as Pinellas Park, Pinellas County, Florida. Edwin Ridgely's SSN was issued in Virginia. Also, his birth date is given as 19 Mar 1921.⁴ He died on 15 Feb 2001 at age 79.^4,5

     Frances Campbell was born c 1919 at Illinois.² She was the daughter of William F. Campbell and Joy Ridgely.¹

     Franklin P. Campbell married Ella C. Dunlap.² Franklin P. Campbell was born in 1853.¹ He was the son of Samuel Campbell and Lydia J. Olds.¹ Franklin P. Campbell died in 1928.¹ He was buried at Rice Cemetery, Cone, Monroe County, Michigan.³
     Franklin P. Campbell appeared on the census of 17 Jun 1880 at Milan Township, Monroe County, Michigan, as follows:
     282/294 Campbell, Frank, 26, farmer, b. Mich., parents b. N. Y.
      , Ella, 20, wife, keeping house, b. Mich., father b. Scotland, mother b. Mich.
      , Edgar, 11/12, b. July, son, b. Mich., parents b. Mich.⁴

     Jane Campbell married Marcus Dela Fayette Olds on 27 Jun 1816 at Butler County, Ohio.¹
     Jane Olds and Marcus Dela Fayette Olds appeared on the census of 2 Aug 1850 at Carrroll County, Indiana, as follows:
     106/107 Marques De F Olds, 59, farmer, b. New York
      Jane, 55, b. New York
      Oliver, 25, b. Ohio
      Alfred, 19
      Albert, 19.²

     Minor A. Campbell was born on 7 Mar 1869 at Milan Township, Monroe County, Michigan.³ He was the son of Samuel Campbell and Lydia J. Olds.² Minor A. Campbell married Theodosia Goethe on 22 Jun 1890.¹
     "MINOR A. CAMPBELL. ... of Milan township, who is well and favorably known in Monroe county as a skilled and progressive agriculturist. He was born March 7, 1869, on the old homestead farm of his father in Milan township, Monroe county, and is a son of Samuel Campbell. The latter is a native of New York state and a son of Harry Campbell. ... Samuel Campbell married Lydia Olds, who died at the age of sixty years, leaving five children: Frank, living in Milan village, and Charles, Albert, Minor A. and Sam P., living in the township. ... Minor A. Campbell spent his boyhood in much the same fashion as other farmers' youths of his day and locality, his education being secured in the district schools during the winter terms, while his summer months were passed in assisting his father and brothers in the work of the home farm and learning the principles of the business of farming. At the present time he is engaged in cultivating the farm of his grandfather, Harry Campbell, in Milan township, one of the best properties in this section, which he has brought up to a high state of cultivation. This property is now known as Highland Farm, and has been devoted almost exclusively to the raising of grain and the breeding of stock, although its soil is suitable for any kind of intensive farming. He raises large crops, and deals extensively in horses and cattle, and in all of his ventures has been uniformly successful. He has improved his farm with good buildings, including a modern residence of nine rooms, and other buildings of an appropriate nature.
"June 33, 1890, Mr. Campbell was united in marriage with Miss Theodosia Goethe, daughter of Thomas and Adeline Goethe, both of whom are deceased. ... Mrs. Campbell was born and reared in Monroe county, and received her education in Monroe Convent. She and her husband have five children, viz.: Samuel, Grace, James, Lydia and Alfred. Both Mr. and Mrs. Campbell have numerous friends in the vicinity of Milan, and their tastefully furnished home is a center of culture and refinement, where many of the leading social events of the community are held."¹

     Samuel Campbell was born in 1831.¹ He married Lydia J. Olds, daughter of Joseph Olds and Emily Bullard, on 25 Jun 1852.^2,3 Samuel Campbell died on 16 Jun 1914.¹ He was buried at Rice Cemetery, Cone, Monroe County, Michigan. "Samuel was the son of Harry Campbell and Annis Harriman. He married Lydia Olds (1837-1901). Children: Alva, Franklin P., Charles, Alfred, Albert, Minor, and Samuel Peter."¹
     "Samuel Campbell came to Michigan with his father in 1834, when he was three years of age, the family settling in the woods of Lenawee county, from whence Samuel Campbell moved to Milan township at the age of eighteen years. Here he married Lydia Olds, daughter of Joseph Olds, an early pioneer, and she died in 1901, having been the mother of six sons and one daughter: Frank, living in the village of Milan; Charles E; Albert; Alfred, deceased at twenty-four years; Minor A., of Milan Township; and Sam Peter; Agnes deceased at age of three years."⁴
Samuel Campbell appeared on the census of 17 Jun 1880 at Milan Township, Monroe County, Michigan, as follows:
     281/293 Campbell, Samuel, 49, farmer, b. N. Y., parents b. N. Y.
      , Lydia J., 42, wife, b. N. Y., father b. not known, mother b. Canada
      ,Albert, 19, son, at home, b. Mich., parents b. N. Y.
      , Alfred, 19, son, at home, b. Mich., parents b. N. Y.
      , Milas[?], 11, son, b. Mich., parents b. N. Y.
      , , Peter, 7, son, b. Mich., parents b. N. Y.⁵
Samuel Campbell and Lydia J. Campbell appeared on the census of 7 Jun 1900 at Milan Township, Monroe County, Michigan, as follows:
     Campbell, Samuel, b. March 1831, age 69, marr. 47 yrs, b. N. Y., parents b. Vt., retired farmer
      , Lillie [sic] J., wife, b. June 1837, age 62, marr. 47 yrs, 7 children, 5 living, b. N. Y., father b. Vt., mother b. Canada (Eng.)²

     Samuel Peter Campbell was born in 1872.² He was the son of Samuel Campbell and Lydia J. Olds.¹ Samuel Peter Campbell married Cynthia Edith Shaler.³ Samuel Peter Campbell died in 1947² and was buried at Rice Cemetery, Milan Township, Monroe County, Michigan.⁴
     "Sam Peter Campbell was reared on the family homestead, receiving his education in the district schools and being trained to habits of sobriety, industry and integrity. At the age of twenty-two years he was married to Miss Cynthia Edith Shaler, who was born, reared and educated in Milan township, daughter of Andrew Shaler, deceased, who was a soldier during the Civil War, whose widow Mrs. Marilla Shaler now resides on a farm in Milan township. ... Mr. Campbell has a farm of one hundred and twenty acres, devoted to the growing of grain and the breeding of stock. He has a full complement of good farm buildings, including a handsome residence and substantial barn, and his equipment in the line of machinery and appliances is the best to be secured. He is known as able agriculturist and good judge of live stock, and as a citizen always takes a foremost part in any movements calculated to be of benefit to his community or its people. In politics he is a Republican, a director of the Milan State Savings Bank, at Milan, Michigan, but he has never cared for public office. He has interested himself in matters of a fraternal nature, and belongs to the Blue Lodge, No 323, Chapter No. 150, and Commandery of Masons No. 13, the latter at Ann Arbor, Michigan. His many admirable traits of character have served to draw about him a wide circle of friends, and as a man who has the best interests of his township at heart he has the respect and good will of all who know him."⁵

     Thomas Campbell married Ellen Katherine Olds, daughter of Joseph Olds and Jessie B. Gaunt, on 29 Apr 1952 at Franklin County, Ohio.^1,2 Thomas Campbell died in 2003.¹ He was buried at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Greenville, Darke County, Ohio.³

     Thomas Christopher Campbell was the son of Thomas Campbell and Ellen Katherine Olds.¹

     William F. Campbell was born on 7 Feb 1892.² He married Joy Ridgely, daughter of Edwin A. Ridgely and Mattie Bowlby, on 16 Aug 1917.^1,3 William F. Campbell died on 28 Nov 1964 at age 72.² He was buried at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia.⁴
     He was a Brigadier General in the U. S. Army.¹
William F. Campbell appeared on the census of 6 May 1940 at 217 Pope Avenue, Ft. Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas, as follows:
     233 Campbell, William F., head, 44, b. Ill., Major, U. S. Army
      , Joy R., wife, 43, b. Ill.
      , Frances, dau., 21, b. Ill.
      , Edwin R., son, 19, b. Ill.
     Ellis, Gretchen, maid, b. Kansas
On 1 April 1935, Gretchen lived in the same place. The family lived in Washington, D. C.⁵

     Elise Rebecca Canby was born on 24 Feb 1871 at Richland County, Illinois.⁴ She was the daughter of Samuel Simpson Canby M. D. and Martha Bates.^1,3 Elise Rebecca Canby married Daniel W. Bowers M. D., son of Peter Bowers and Mary Brown, on 3 Jul 1889.¹ Elise Rebecca Canby died on 27 Jul 1955 at Olney, Richland County, Illinois, at age 84.⁴ She was buried on 30 Jul 1955 at Walnut Grove Cemetery, Bonpas Township, Richland County, Illinois. The clergyman was Rev. Frank McCune. Casket bearers were Richard McVeigh, Eugene McVeigh, Herschel Henry, Osco McCarty, Edwin Bowers, and Floyd Summerfield.^4,5
     Dan's wife Elise was an excellent cook. Since Dan did not care for "light bread", she baked hot biscuits for him three times a day. She was a talented musician too. She sang, played the violin, and for many years gave piano lessons. Peter Bowers made his home with Dan and Elise much of the time after he was 80. He told his daughter Maranda that Elise made him feel that she wanted him there, and she never had a cross word for him.⁶
     Her obituary states:
     :Mrs. Elise Bowers Dies at Hospital
"Mrs. Elise R. Bowers. 84, a resident of Berryville and widow of Dr. Daniel W. Bowers, passed away on Wednesday afternoon at Richland Memorial Hospital, where she had been a patient for the past week.
"She was born on February 24, 1871 and was the daughter of the late Dr. S. S. Canby and Martha Bates Canby. She had spent her entire life in Richland county and was a member of the Walnut Grove Church of the Brethren.
"She is survived by two sons and two daughters. They are, Sam Bowers of Olney, Mrs. Anna Fritchey of Claremont, Mrs. Evelyn Allen of Calhoun and Max Bowers of West Salem. There are nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Mrs. Josephine Kimmel of Fairmont is a sister.
"Funeral services for Mrs. Bowers will be held on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Walnut Grove Church of the Brethren, east of Parkersburg, with Rev. Frank McCune in charge. Interment will be in the nearby church cemetery. Friends may call at the Schaub Funeral Home until time for the services."³

     Samuel Simpson Canby M. D. married Martha Bates.³ Samuel Simpson Canby M. D. was born on 27 Jun 1848 at Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio.⁴ He died on 10 Jan 1916 at Bonpas Township, Richland County, Illinois, at age 67; He was a married physician, born in Bellefontaine, Ohio, to R. S. Canby and Eliza Simpson, both natives of Ohio, on 27 June 1848. The informant was Myrtle Canby McVaigh. He died of pneumonia and heart failure. D. W. Bowers was his physician.⁵ He was buried on 13 Jan 1916 at Walnut Grove Cemetery, Bonpas Township, Richland County, Illinois.⁴
     His obituary states:
     "January 12, 1916 Dr. S. S. Canby, 68, died at home in Bonpas Township Monday of pneumonia. He is survived by his wife and one son, Richard Canby, of Lawrenceville and three daughters, Mrs. Lecia Bowers, of Claremont, Mrs. Myrtle McVaigh of Bonpas, and Miss. Josephine Canby, a teacher in McLean county schools. He was born in Logan county, Ohio. When he was fourteen he moved with his parents to Kansas. In 1863 he came to Olney and commenced to study medicine in the office of Dr. French & Lemen. Later he took a course in Missouri medical college. He first practiced in Calhoun, later moving to Bonpas Township where he had a large practice."⁶

     Charles G. Canfield married Laura Emeline Olds, daughter of Nathaniel Olds and Sophia (?), c 1839.¹
     Charles G. Canfield and Laura Emeline Olds appeared on the census of 1840 at Troy Township, Geauga County, Ohio, as follows: 1 male 20-30, 1 female under 5, 1 female 20-30.²
Charles G. Canfield and Laura Emeline Canfield appeared on the census of 18 Sep 1850 at Troy Township, Geauga County, Ohio, as follows:

Charles G. Canfield and Laura Emeline Canfield appeared on the census of 1 Jun 1880 at Troy Township, Geauga County, Ohio, as follows:

     Miriam Canfield was born c 1838.¹ She was the daughter of Charles G. Canfield and Laura Emeline Olds.^1,2

     Henry Cannon married Sallie Dempsey.¹