Antique ID'd Photograph William Ephraim Campbell 1807

Description: This antique photograph features William Ephraim Campbell, a blacksmith who lived from 1807 to 1863 in Ireland. The portrait captures Campbell in a fashionably dressed pose, showcasing his sharp sense of style. The photograph is printed on high-quality cardboard and paper materials, with a portrait orientation that adds a touch of elegance to any collection. This original piece is unframed and showcases a unique piece of history, with a vintage charm that can transport you to a different time and place. Perfect for genealogy enthusiasts, collectors of social history, and those who appreciate stunning portrait. Ephraim Campbell was a blacksmith and owned a wagon shop near Coleraine, Derry County, Northern Ireland. (Son George Colin's death certificate says his full name was William E. Campbell.) Ephraim is on Griffith's Valuation of Ireland in Ballylagan, Macosquin Parish, Derry. The Orr family was in Aghadowey Parish through which ran the Macosquin River, so the two parishes were near each other. Ephraim married Isabelle Orr, daughter of Paul and Isabelle (Boyd) Orr, in approximately 1840. He and Isabelle Orr Campbell had 10 children. The family decided to emigrate to the U.S. in approximately 1861, and Ephraim died at sea. Ephraim's name is on the marker in the family plot at Salem Cemetery, Lawrence County, MO, as a memorial. A marker he erected, at the Aghadowey Presbyterian Church, to three of his children who died in Ireland says "Erected by Ephraim Campbell of Ballyagan."

Price: 49.99 USD

Location: Rogers, Arkansas

End Time: 2024-12-15T00:42:47.000Z

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