This is a photo of Martin Ray Campbell Jr. added by Jasmine Solis on April 9, 2020.

This is a photo of Martin Ray Campbell Jr. added by Jasmine Solis on April 9, 2020.

This is a photo of Natasha N. (Campbell) Aultman added by Addison Aultman on April 8, 2020.

A photo of: James Lafayette Coffman age 4 or 5 Birth 30 MAR 1932 • Morrilton, Arkansas, USA Death 30 DEC 2013 • Andover, Butler, Kansas, USA and his grandmother Mary Ellen Campbell Coffman Birth 19 FEB 1886 • Arkansas Death 8 JAN 1981 • Dexter, Stoddard, Missouri

A wedding photo of Walter and Kathy Gehlken

Previously unpublished photo taken of the 1976-77 Plano Wildcats Varsity Basketball Team during practice in the gym of Plano Senior High school. (Plano, Texas). The team finished the season with an 11-19 record and placed 6th in the district with a 6-10 tally. Persons pictured in this photo are from left to right: Flip Redden, Davis Curtis, Tom Quigley, Dwayne Majors, Reggie Stimpson, Richard Campbell, Dane Herbel, Eric Lundblade, Steve Rogers, Norman Hall, Jon Moore, Kyle Dreyer, Dan Cahill, Randy Ross, Coach Mike Bridges. This is the second school year of attendance (1977) at the newly built Plano Senior High campus in West Plano. Construction of the school was completed the summer of 1975 just before the start of the 75-76 school year. Plano High School was previously located at what is now known as William High School in old east Plano. Plano Senior High 1976-77 school year. Photo ©1977

In a remarkable example of wartime honesty, Capt Robert Campbell, 29, kept his promise to the Kaiser by returning to the German prison, a historian has discovered. The soldier promised to return to POW camp after a visit with dying Mom. Capt Campbell had languished in the Magdeburg prisoner of war camp for two years when he received word that his mother, Louise Campbell, had cancer and was close to death. He wrote to Kaiser Wilhelm II, begging to be allowed home to visit her one final time. And incredibly, the German leader granted his request, allowing him two weeks leave, including two days traveling each way by boat and train, as long as he returned. The only bond he placed on him was Capt Campbell's “word” as an Army officer. The young soldier returned to his family home in Gravesend, Kent, in December 1916 and spent time with his mother before returning to the camp, where he was held until the war ended in 1918.

A photo of Glen Campbell, early in his decades long career. He was born the son of a sharecropper - the 7th of 12 children - in Arkansas. When he was 4 years old, he received a guitar as a gift and he fell in love. When he wasn't helping the family in the fields, he would play his guitar. In 1954, at the age of 18, he began appearing on his Uncle's radio show in New Mexico, as well as playing in his Uncle's band. It wasn't long (four years) until he formed his own band - the Western Wranglers. In 1960, Glen moved to Los Angeles and became a popular - and in demand - studio musician. He played for everyone - and in all types of music - from Frank Sinatra, to Ricky Nelson, to Elvis. He even filled in for Brian Wilson in the Beach Boys for a while (he later said that the falsetto voice was difficult!). Although he couldn't read a note of music, his skills and ability as a guitarist impressed everyone. By the early 1960's, he was releasing his own records and hits such as "Gentle on My Mind"; "By the Time I Get to Phoenix", "Wichita Lineman", "Galveston"; "Rhinestone Cowboy"; "Southern Nights" made him a household name. Performing for decades, Campbell announced publicly that he had been diagnosed as having Alzheimer's disease in 2011. He went on a last tour - with his family - and wowed his fans. Sadly, he died in a nursing home in Nashville, Tennessee on August 8th, 2017 - 6 years after he had been diagnosed - at the age of 81. What a whirlwind life - 4 wives, 8 children, and one heck of a musical career!

A photo of Mary Elizabeth Helm Campbell. Born 1855 Izard County Arkansas, Died 1889 Izard County. Married Henry Fraley Campbell and had seven children in 14 years' time.

This is a picture of my Dad Arvell Campbell far left. Sterling Campbell middle and Herbert Campbell far right. This picture was taken about 1949 -1951 near the swimming hole at Sespe farmers citrus pickers housing development between Santa Clarita and Fillmore California Shortly before Arvell joined the Navy. Arvell Campbell 1929-2012 Sterling Campbell 1931-1975 Herbert Campbell 1925-1978

A photo of an unknown Campbell family.

A photo of Mr. Ellis, Mrs Campbell and Callie Ballard, fishing on the Ouchita River, which I am not entirely sure of where it may be.

A photo of Sarah Alice (Campbell) Vawter from an old album I bought. On the back is written "Alice Campbell, Mrs. C M Vawter".

A photo of June C Campbell

A photo of June C Campbell

A photo of June C Campbell

A photo of Nolan "Peanut" Campbell with his father John Campbell

A photo of Nolan "Peanut" Campbell, Nancy C. Martinie, & John "Nute"Campbell

A photo of Nolan "Peanut" Campbell - 1957 class picture

A photo of Roy W Campbell

"Nute", Nancy & "Peanut" Campbell

A photo of Shelia Rose Searcy

A photo of Nolan Campbell

A photo of Tiffany L. Campbell

A photo of Melba Caroline Etheridge

A photo of Cindy Carol Campbell

A photo of Carl C Campbell

A photo of Carl C Campbell

A picture taken by Bobby Benton of Hazard, Ky 1938. Taken at the Rev. John Walker home on second creek. on a summer afternoon. Back row: Martha (Baker) Campbell, Spicey Baker Campbell (They married into two different Campbell families) uncle (Grandville) Peral Campbell. Sally (Baker) Deaton, Margaret (Baker) Rev. John W. Walker, Bethel Benton holding bobby Gail, and John Walker. Row 2 Emma Gene Benton, Jackie Campbell. Front Row. Sonny Cox Campbell, Helen Faye Campbell holding Carold Cambell. Betsey Baker, Winnie Stacy and Loretta Benton, Louise Campbell, Gypsy Cornett

A photo of Richard J Campbell vacationing in Scotland near Glencoe 2014.

A photo of Leea C. (Dosher) Deruijsscher

Mrs. Stitt's Unit VI School Class 1967-1968: I remember some of the names: L-R Top-Bottom: 2nd from left is Arthur; third from right is Jana Allison, then Vicky Johnson, then Mrs Stitt. 2nd row I recognize Theresa Campbell? as being the first girl from left. 3rd row: Rodney Mills is 4th from left. Augusta Simpson is 2nd from right and Lori Petroff is the last pic. 4th row: Benny Abeyta is 2nd pic from left. I think #4 is Mark Cross. The dark haired girl with the white collar is Pam ? I'm in the 5th row bottom 2nd pic from right and Jennifer ? is the last pic.

A photo of Dickey Boyd Campbell (1945 - 2015)

A photo of Helen Weekes Campbell / Christmas 1919

This is a mystery photo of a possible Weekes man found with family photos belonging to Helen Weekes Campbell, originally of Lynn, Mass. It was mounted in glass with what appears to be Masonic logos and sash on the reverse. Would love to ID.

A photo of Linda Sue Crowell

A photo of Linda Sue Crowell

A photo of Linda Sue Crowell

1937 Easter photo: Group photo of Rev. Bassler, Dorseyville Alliance Church 3703 Saxonburg Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA 15238 Includes John P. Campbell Sr. and Chuck Campbell

A photo of the Ross Campbell family reunion the photo was taken in 1926 at Junction city Kansas John Campbell is also in the photo setted by his brother Ross