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Clan Campbell

• Campbells of New York City (184)
  This Web site was created for the purpose of providing information on activities and events in the New York City Metropolitan Area that may be of interest to Campbells and those who have an interest in Scottish culture.
• Clan Campbell - The Breadalbane Campbells (196)
  The ancestor of the Breadalbane family, and first of the house of Glenurchy, was Sir Colin Campbell, the third son of Duncan, first Lord Campbell of Lochow.
• Clan Campbell of Argyll (224)
  The name Campbell is undoubtedly one of considerable antiquity and the clan has long been one of the most numerous and powerful in the Highlands, although many families have adopted the name who have no connection with the Campbells proper by blood or descent.
• Clan Campbell Society of North America (499)
  The purpose of this Web Site is to attempt an outline or ABC of that living heritage so that those who yearn to investigate it further, and to make it their own, can start from a knowledge base which is sincere. If you can happily absorb the facts, inferences and courtesies indicated here, one thing is certain. You will know more of the facts about the Campbell background than do most Campbells.
• Clan Campbell Society of North America Alaska Chapter (163)
  Welcome to the web page for the Alaska Chapter of the Clan Campbell Society of North America.
• Clan Campbell Society of North America Region 1 (183)
  Region 1 of the Clan Campbell Society, North America, consists of the six New England states. It is one of fifteen regions in North America.
• Clan Campbell Society of North America Region 4 (193)
  Region 4 of the Clan Campbell Society, North America, consists of Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.
• Clan Campbell Society of North America Region 5 (173)
  Region 9 of the Clan Campbell Society, North America, consists of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin.
• Inveraray Castle (158)
  Inveraray Castle is a remarkable and unique piece of architecture incorporating Baroque, Palladian and Gothic.
  
  Featuring four imposing French influenced conical spires surmounting the stone castelated towers, this unmistakably Scottish Castle was the first of its size and type to be built (at the time of construction) in an extremely remote part of Scotland.
  
  The complicated story of the design and construction of the castle began in 1720 with a sketch prepared by Sir John Vanbrugh, the architect of Blenheim Palace and Castle Howard, for the 2nd Duke of Argyll. Read on: http://www.inveraray-castle.com
• The Campbell Census Search (146)
  The Campbell Census Search