Jemima LOW CAMPBELL

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Jemima LOW CAMPBELL

Jemima LOW CAMPBELL taken at Cardon Art Gallery in Logan, UT, 1880's, in her teens or 20's.

Jemima Robertson LOW was b. 11 Dec 1866 in Port Glasgow, Scotland to William Walker LOW (1833-1891) and Helen BUDGE (1831-1879) who were married 23 Apr 1853 in Barony, Scotland. Jemima was one of 9 children born to this couple including, Mary Scott; William Budge; David Nelson; Andrew Scott; Catherine McPherson; Jemima Robertson; Annie Walker; Thomas Scott Budge; and Helen LOW, all born between 1854 and 1875.

Hopkin Benoni CAMPBELL (1866-1944) and Jemima Robertson LOW (1866-1943) who were married 27 Dec 1889 in Logan, UT and they had 8 children including William Ronald; Hopkin Benoni Jr.; Mildred; Helen Cyrene; Marion Low; Marjorie; Andrew Scott; and Joseph Don CAMPBELL, all born between 1891 and 1913.

Jemima died 30 Nov 1943 in Logan, UT.

Date & Place: circa 1882 at Cardon Art Gallery in Logan, Cache County, Utah United States

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Jemima (LOW) CAMPBELL Dec 11, 1866 - Nov 30, 1943 Logan, Utah, United States

Jemima Robertson LOW was b. 11 Dec 1866 in Port Glasgow, Scotland to William Walker LOW (1833-1891) and Helen BUDGE (1831-1879) who were married 23 Apr 1853 in Barony, Scotland. Jemima was one of 9 children born to this couple including, Mary Scott; William Budge; David Nelson; Andrew Scott; Catherine McPherson; Jemima Robertson; Annie Walker; Thomas Scott Budge; and Helen LOW, all born between 1854 and 1875. Hopkin Benoni CAMPBELL (1866-1944) and Jemima Robertson LOW (1866-1943) who were married 27 Dec 1889 in Logan, UT and they had 8 children including William Ronald; Hopkin Benoni Jr.; Mildred; Helen Cyrene; Marion Low; Marjorie; Andrew Scott; and Joseph Don CAMPBELL, all born between 1891 and 1913. Jemima died 30 Nov 1943 in Logan, UT.

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