It was 1804 when Angus Campbell and his wife Christian McLellan  emigrated from Kilmartin, Argyllshire Scotland 
to North Carolina. Their grown children were Flora, thirty-four, Sarah, twenty-nine, and Mary, twenty-four. 
Duncan was only ten and their youngest, Effie was about six years old. Angus believed that a sober, industrious 
man  like himself could make a good living in Robeson County. He knew people, already settled in Carolina  
who  wrote encouraging him to come here. They had told him all about how he could purchase uncleared land 
for as little as 6d... an acre. Angus remembered vividly the severe winter of 1771 when he had lost most of 
his cattle and sheep. The little corn he raised had been almost totally blighted by frost for two years before 
that, and the  price of cattle was so low, he could no longer have bread for his family. 

Christian & Angus named their second (b. 1810) son Daniel. Dugald was born four years later. The 3 boys were 
a great help on the family  farm. Recalling the difficulty he had in plowing the rocky soil of his homeland, 
Angus found pleasure in tending the soft fertile soil of Robeson County. He knew a lot about animal husbandry, 
and his herds of cattle and sheep soon increased. By 1838 the Campbell plantation contained six hundred and 
eighty-five acres.

Flora Campbell and Malcom Monroe were married 10 February 1810 with friends Malcom Galbert and James McNeill 
as their witnesses. Malcom and Flora Monroe's son Angus was born at the end of that year. Christian was born 
to this couple probably sometime in 1812. December18th, 1820 was the day Hugh McEachern and Sarah Campbell 
became husband and wife.  They were the parents of Christian and Mary S. McEachern. Mary met and married 
Daniel I. Munn, who was born about 1775 in Glasgow, Scotland.  Their daughter Mary, was born about 1823. 
Daniel died 1856 in Tarheel, North Carolina. 

Duncan Campbell  was thirty-three when he married lovely Christian McKinnon on December 5, 1827 . She was 
twenty seven. Roderick McSwain and Neill Buie were there as witnesses. This couple was known as loving and 
devoted christians. They were exemplary citizens and valuable members of St. Pauls Presbyterian Church in St. 
Pauls, Robeson County, North Carolina.

In 1838 Daniel would receive two hundred acres of land from his father. Dugald Campbell and Catherine 
McMillan were married January 30, 1836. Their children were Christian, Hector, Barbara, Sarah, Angus & Mary.

Effie Campbell was the record keeper in her family. She died unmarried April 18, 1855 leaving a will with 
valuable information for the researcher of this family. She was living with her brother Dugald in Robeson 
County at the time of her death.

LAST WILL & TESTAMENT of ANGUS CAMPBELL of Robeson - c1745 -1838

In the name of God, amen, I Angus Campbell of Robeson County and State of North Carolina, being weak in body, 
but of perfect mind and memory, do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following. This 
I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Christian. One third part of my land including one third part of 
the plantation where I now live, also my flock of sheep and my still ··· thereunto 
belonging the one third part of the land to have and to hold unto her during her life, or widowhood.  After 
her death or remarriage, this land to belong to my heirs hereafter mentioned. To my son Duncan, I give and 
bequeath a dark gray filly two years old next Spring, also one half of my stock of hogs, also a complete set 
of plowing tools and utensils. To my son Daniel, I give and bequeath two hundred acres of land, one hundred 
acres joining Peter Crawford's land and the other lying near the cowpen branch between Peter Crawford and 
Absolom Davis' land, also my bay mare's colt one year old next Spring. If said colt should die before he is 
three years old, then and in that case, ... Daniel is to receive out of my estate forty dollars.  To my son 
Dugald I give and bequeath three hundred and fifty acres of land including the plantation whereon I now 
live, one third of which is to belong to his mother during her life as above mentioned. Also, one hundred 
and thirty five acres at the cowpen branch and all my plantation tools and implements of husbandry, except 
what is to be given to my son Duncan as already mentioned.  Also, my bay mare and one half of my stock of 
hogs and a spotted heifer three years old next Spring. To my daughters Mary and Effie, I give and bequeath 
five dollars each, also a heifer each. My black filly I will and ordain to remain on my plantation for the 
use of my wife and those of my family who may or shall remain with her on the plantation.  Also, all the 
remaining stock of  cattle, except what is above bequeathed, I will and order to remain on the plantation 
for the use of my wife and family, except a small red heifer about three years old which I ... bequeath unto 
my grandson, Angus Monroe. I give and bequeath unto my son-in-law, Hugh McEachern, my old gray mare. I give 
and bequeath unto my  son-in-law, Malcom Monroe,  five dollars. My  household  furniture, beds  and bed-clothes
I leave at the disposal of my wife. I appoint and ordain my son Duncan and my son-in-law Hugh McEachern joint 
executors of this my last will and testament revoking and annulling all former wills and testaments done or 
made by me. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 18th day of November A.D. 1822 
Angus Campbell. Wits:  N. McAlpin, John MacMillan ··· McGoogan   Robeson County Will Book A /359 - NCA 

LAST WILL & TESTAMENT of  EFFIE CAMPBELL   1800 - 1855

I, Effie Campbell of the County of Robeson and State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and memory, but 
considering the uncertainty of my earthly existence, do make and declare this my last will and testament in 
manner and form following: That is to say; First, that my executors (hereinafter named), shall provide for 
my body a decent burial, suitable to my relations and friends and pay all funeral expenses, together with 
my just debts, howsoever and to whomsoever owing, out of the money that may first come into his hands as 
part and parcel of my estate.
     
Item - I give and devise to my eldest sister Flora Monroe the sum of fifty dollars.
Item - I give and devise to my sister Sarah McEachern the like sum of fifty dollars.
Item - I give and devise to my sister Mary Munn also the like sum of fifty dollars.
Item - I give and devise to my brother Duncan Campbell twenty five dollars.
Item - I give and devise to my brother Dugald Campbell my negro girl, Nancy.
Item - I give and devise to my niece Christian Ann Campbell  a negro child, daughter of the said Nancy, 
named Caroline.
Item - I give and devise to my  niece Barbara Jane Campbell one bed and bedstead and furniture, also my 
wheel and chest.
Item - I give and devise to my niece Sarah Catharine Campbell one bed and furniture, also one heifer.
Item - I give and devise to my nephew Angus Daniel Campbell two bulls.
Item - I give and devise to my nephew Hector McMillan Campbell one table and some bed-clothes.
Item - I give and devise to my niece Mary Margaret Campbell two blankets and two quilts. I give and devise 
the balance of my bed-clothes to be equally divided among my above named nieces and nephews.
Item - I give and devise all my wearing apparal to be equally divided among my above named nieces (viz.) 
Christian Ann, Barbara Jane, and Sarah Catharine.
Item - I give and devise my clock to my above named sister Mary Munn.
And lastly, I do hereby constitute and appoint my brother Dugald Campbell my lawfull executor to all 
intents and purposes, to execute this my last will and testament, according to the true intent and meaning 
of the same, and every part and clause thereof hereby revoking and declaring utterly void all other wills 
and testaments by me heretofore made. In witness whereof I the said Effie Campbell do hereunto set my hand 
and seal this 13th of April A.D., 1855. Signed, sealed and declared by the said Effie Campbell to be her 
last will and testament in the presence of us, who, at her request and in her presence do subscribe our 
names. Neill McNeill & John L. Evans  Original Only - NCA

LAST WILL and TESTAMENT of FLORA CAMPBELL MONROE   c1770 - 1865

I Flora Monroe of the County of Roberson [Robeson] and State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and 
memory, but considering the uncertainty of my earthly existence do make and declare this my last will and 
testament in manner and form following. 
That is to say, First that my executor (hereinafter named) shall provide for my body a decent burial suitable 
to the wishes of my relations and friends and pay all funeral expenses together with my just debts howsoever 
and to whomsoever owing out of the moneys that may first come into his hands as a part or parcel of my estate.
Second, I give and bequeath to my eldest daughter Mary, wife of Arch'd McEachern the sum of ten dollars to 
be paid by my executor within two years from the time of my death out of my moneys belonging to my estate.
Third, I give and bequeath to my second daughter Christian, wife of Neill McMillan one bed and its furniture 
and the sum of ten dollars.
Fourth, I give and bequeath to my son Peter Monroe the sum of ten dollars.
Fifth, I give and bequeath to my grand daughter, Julia Ann Monroe one bed and furniture.
Lastly, I give and bequeath to my son Duncan Monroe all the balance of my household and kitchen furniture, 
all my stock consisting of cattle, hogs and sheep to him and his personal representatives forever. I do 
hereby constitute and appoint my son Suncan Monroe, my lawful executor to all intents and purposes to execute 
this my last will and testament according to the true intent and meaning of the same and every part and clause 
thereof, hereby revoking and declaring utterly void all other wills and testaments by me heretofore made. In 
witness whereof I the said Flora Monroe do hereunto set my hand and seal this 16th day of February A.D. 1864. 
Flora Monroe (x her mark)

Signed, sealed, published and delivered by the said Flora Monroe to be her last will and testament in the 
presence of us who at her request and in her presence do subscribe our names as witnesses. William Graham 
and Daniel A. Malloy.

LAST WILL & TESTAMENT of DUNCAN CAMPBELL   1794  - 1881

In the name of God Amen, I Duncan Campbell of Robeson County and State of North Carolina, (farmer) being 
weak in body and of sound mind and memory and understanding but, considering the uncertainty of this 
transitory life do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following. My will 
is that all my expenses shall by my executrix hereinafter named, be paid out of my estate as soon after my 
decease as shall be found by her convenient.  

Item - I give and devise to my beloved wife Christian all my possessions, real estate and personal property 
whatsoever that I may have at my death, to have and  to hold the same to, for and during her natural life. 
But after the death of my beloved wife Christian above named, my will is that I give devise and bequeath 
to my nieces, the daughters of my brother Dugald Campbell, their heirs and assigns forever the plantation 
on which I now live (with my dwelling house and household and kitchen furniture) containing three hundred 
and eighty-five acres of land joining the land of Neill McNeill, Campbells, and Angus Evans. Also another 
tract of woodland joining the above land south, containing twenty acres, more or less. I give, devise and 
bequeath to my four nieces viz: Christian and Mary S. McEachern, Christian McMillan (formerly Monroe) and 
Mary Munn the remainder of my lands which is three hundred and sixty acres known as the McGoogan lands and 
it's apparatuses from and after the decease of my wife Christian, also, all the residue of my personal 
property, except what is otherwise herein bequeathed, real and personal with of which I shall die seized 
and possessed or to which I shall be entitled to at the death of my wife Christian. I devise it to be sold 
and the effects to be equally divided among my said nieces, Christian & Mary S. McEachern and Mary Munn and 
Christian McMillan. I give, devise and bequeath a note which I hold against Peter Monroe for the sum of 
one hundred thirty two dollars as follows. It is my will that the said Peter Monroe pay half of said note 
to his brother Duncan and retain the remainder for himself.

And lastly, I do nominate and appoint my beloved wife Christian Campbell and H. A. McEachern to be the 
executrix and executor to this my last will and testament subscribed and affix my seal this twenty 
ninth day of January in the year of our Lord eighteen eighty one. Wits: H.A. McEachern and A.R. McEachern

DESCENDANTS OF ANGUS CAMPBELL - 1745 - 1846

Generation No. 1

1.  ANGUS1 CAMPBELL was born Abt. 1745 in Kilmartin Argyllshire, Scotland, and died 1838 in Robeson County, 
NC.  He married CHRISTIAN MCLELLAN.  She was born 1772 in Scotland, and died 1846.

More About ANGUS CAMPBELL:
Fact 1: Emigrated 1804
Fact 2: Bur. St. Paul's Presby Church  Robeson County, NC
	
Children of ANGUS CAMPBELL and CHRISTIAN MCLELLAN are:
2.	i.	FLORA2 CAMPBELL, b. Abt. 1770, Scotland; d. Abt. 1864.
3.	ii.	SARAH CAMPBELL, b. Abt. 1775, Scotland; d. Aft. 1855.
4.	iii.	MARY CAMPBELL, b. 1780, Scotland; d. October 16, 1845, Robeson County, NC.
	iv.	DUNCAN CAMPBELL, b. 1794, Kilmartin Argyllshire, Scotland; d. September 18, 1880, Robeson County, 
	NC; m. CHRISTIAN MCKINNON, December 05, 1827, Robeson County, NC; b. July 13, 1800; d. March 13, 1886, 
	Robeson County, NC.

More About DUNCAN CAMPBELL:
Fact 1: Born Kilmartin Argyllshire, Scotland

	v.	EFFIE CAMPBELL, b. 1800; d. 1855.

Notes for EFFIE CAMPBELL:
unmarried

	vi.	DANIEL CAMPBELL, b. Abt. 1800; d. Bef. 1855.

Notes for DANIEL CAMPBELL:
1838 - ROBESON - May. Angus Campbell writes will, names Daniel as son, leaves 200acres, one joining Peter 
Crawford's and the other on cowpen branch between Peter Crawford's and Absolom Davis's land.

5.	vii.	DUGALD CAMPBELL, b. 1814; d. July 13, 1879, Robeson County, NC.

Generation No. 2

2.  FLORA2 CAMPBELL (ANGUS1) was born Abt. 1770 in Scotland, and died Abt. 1864.  She married MALCOM MONROE 
February 01, 1810 in Robeson County, NC.  

Notes for FLORA CAMPBELL:
In her will written in Feb. 1864, Flora bequeaths to her grand daughter Julia Ann Monroe one bed and furniture.
	
Children of FLORA CAMPBELL and MALCOM MONROE are:
	i.	ANGUS3 MONROE, b. Abt. 1810.
	ii.	MARY MONROE, b. Abt. 1811; m. ARCHIBALD MCEACHERN.
	iii. CHRISTIAN MONROE, b. Abt. 1812; m. NEILL MCMILLAN.
	iv.	PETER MONROE, b. Abt. 1814.
	v.	DUNCAN MONROE, b. Abt. 1816.


3.  SARAH2 CAMPBELL (ANGUS1) was born Abt. 1775 in Scotland, and died Aft. 1855.  She married HUGH MCEACHERN 
December 18, 1820 in Robeson County, NC.  

Children of SARAH CAMPBELL and HUGH MCEACHERN are:
	i.	CHRISTIAN3 MCEACHERN, b. Abt. 1820.
	ii.	MARY S. MCEACHERN, b. Abt. 1822.


4.  MARY2 CAMPBELL (ANGUS1) was born 1780 in Scotland, and died October 16, 1845 in Robeson County, NC.  
She married DANIEL I. MUNN 1824.  He was born 1775 in Glasgow Scotland, and died 1856 in Tarheel, N.C..
	
Children of MARY CAMPBELL and DANIEL MUNN are:
	i.	MARY3 MUNN, b. Abt. 1824.
	ii.	CHRISTINE MUNN.
	iii. ANGUS MUNN.
	iv.	DANIEL MUNN.
	v.	OLEN MUNN.


5.  DUGALD2 CAMPBELL (ANGUS1) was born 1814, and died July 13, 1879 in Robeson County, NC.  He married 
CATHERINE MCMILLAN.  She was born August 01, 1806, and died October 14, 1902.
	
Children of DUGALD CAMPBELL and CATHERINE MCMILLAN are:
	i.	CHRISTIAN ANN3 CAMPBELL, b. 1837.
	ii.	HECTOR MCMILLAN CAMPBELL, b. October 03, 1840; d. November 15, 1884.
	iii.	BARBARA JANE CAMPBELL, b. 1841; d. September 29, 1922, Robeson County, NC.
	iv.	SARAH CAMPBELL, b. 1843.
	v.	ANGUS DANIEL CAMPBELL, b. 1845.
	vi.	MARY MARGARET CAMPBELL, b. 1848.

ST. PAULS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH & Cemetery founded 1799   St. Pauls, N.C.   (Partial list)

In Memory of Hector McMillan Campbell 46 years d. Nov. 15, 1884 son of Dugal & Catherine Campbell  45 years 
1 month and 12 days

In Memory of Dougal Campbell who died July 13th, 1879  Aged 65 Years

Barbara Ann Campbell   September 2, 1840 - September 29, 1922 

In Memory of Effy   Daughter of Angus & Christian Campbell  Died April 18, 1855 Aged 55 years

Duncan Campbell  Born 1794 in Kilmartin, Argyllshire, Scotland   Died September 18, 1880   An exemplary 
citizen, a faithful friend, a loving husband and an humble devoted Christian   Blessed are the dead who die 
in the Lord

Christian McKinnon wife of Duncan Campbell   Born July 13, 1800  Married Dec. 7, 1827   Died March 13, 1886   
A loving wife  A kind friend and a sincere Christian  She is blessed for she died.

Rosa Ann Campbell   Daughter of John & Celia Edwards McLean  Born Aug. 1850  Died March 8, 1935

James Archibald Campbell   Son of Dugald & Mary McEachern  Born August 12, 1851  Died June 16, 1930

Dr. Kenneth McKinnon   March 13, 1831  - December 1864

Mary Catherine McKeithan  Born May 27, 1837  Died Aug. 10, 1869 Wife of Dr. Kenneth McKinnon  Daughter of 
Duncan McKeithan & Marian Taylor of Bladen 

In Memory of John McKinnon who was born next to St. Paul's Church December 14, 1804 & Died Oct. 26, 1866  
He was the faithful friend  The wise counselor  The effecient helper and the upright... illegible

Sacred to the Memory of Kenneth McKinnon  A native of  Scotland who departed  this  life on the 25th of 
February 1848 in the 88th year of his age   Few men have maintained a more blameless life in the simplicity 
of which he persevered a concience void of offence towards God and toward man

Margaret   Wife of John Campbell   Died July 15, 1854   Aged 90 years

Catherine McMillan Campbell  Wife of Dugal   Aug. 1, 1806 - Oct. 14 1902 (broken)

Daniel I. Munn   Born Glasgow, Scotland 1775   Died Tarheel, N.C. 1856

In Memory of Mary   Wife of Daniel Munn   Died Oct. 16, 1845  Aged 65 years

In Memory of Catherine Munn  Consort of  Kenneth McKinnon  Departed this life May 27th 1844 in the 82nd 
year of her age

A.C. Campbell   May 18, 1847 - Jan. 22, 1911

Sacred to the Memory of Catherine Caster  Wife of John McKinnon  Died August 21st, 1854 in the 40th year 
of her age

In Memory of John Henry  Son of John & Catherine C. McKinnon  Died August 2, 1854  Aged 15 yrs & 16 days.

Daniel William  August 19, 1843 - April 23, 1891  Son of John & Ola Campbell