Bartholomew "Bat"
Campbell Family of Waukon
James Edward Campbell (bottom right). He would have been Bat Ryan's first cousin.
Back row - Leonard Joseph "Pop" Campbell; Rose A Campbell Ryan; Francis Campbell; Silas Campbell Front row - Bridget Adele "Delia" Burke Campbell; Mae Houleham/Campbell Schlitz; James Edward Campbell
"Bat Campbell" was Nancy Ann Ryan's brother. Bat moved to Waukon first and the Ryans came in the 1860s to join him in Union Prairie. Waukon, Iowa. Their genealogy links to James & Mary.
Thomas
"Tommy" Edward Hancock Campbell
Birth 18 Apr 1926
in Waukon, Iowa
Death 1 Jun 2003
in Hinesville, Liberty county, Georgia. He is
buried in Mt. Olivette cemetery, Waukon, Iowa
He is with his mother, Hazel Riley Campbell. He was an ordained priest.
John
Leonard "Bud" Campbell
Birth 14 Aug 1921
in Waukon, Iowa
Death 26 Mar 1999
in Waukon, Iowa
He is the son of Leonard Joseph "Pop" Campbell and Hazel Riley Campbell. He would have been a second cousin to our mother Ruth Ryan Smith
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Corporal Willim Cambell died in France during WWII. His family was notified in August 1946. He had reinlisted in December of 1945, and while serving his county he had been awarded the purple heart and 5 bronze stars. |
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This photo is a young Len "Pop"
Cambell. Most of the photos on this page are his
descendents. (Left) His family's Ancestry.com listing |
Len had a two horse hitch and worked for the county. He did this after he got off work at the Iron Mines. Len also helped his Dad dig wells. Len also had the only bobsled and would take doctors out on calls and take people to Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Father "Tommy" Campbell
John "Bud" Campbell. He was the son of Len and Hazel Campbell.
Leonard Joseph "Len" & Hazel Elizabeth Riley Campbell
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Esther Coleen "Essie" Campbell
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William "Bill" Campbell. His story is shown above.
Below are obituaries and historical information that may be of interest. Obituaries, death records, and articles.
John Leonard and Hazel during WWII.
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