Kentucky: A History of the State, Perrin, Battle & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885,
Webster Co.

DR. GEORGE W. CAMPBELL, Webster County, was born December 28, 1822, in
Sumner County, Tenn., a son of Colin and Martha (Parish) Campbell.  The
father died in 1860, aged seventy years.  The mother was born in Virginia,
and died in 1855, aged fifty-five years.  George W. was reared on his
father's farm, and at the age of twenty-five commenced the study of
medicine, under Dr. N.L. Porter, continuing his studies three years, after
which he attended the Louisville University.  In 1852 he came to Hopkins
(now Webster County), and located on the farm which he now owns, and where
he has since lived.  This point was long known as Carlow, where a tavern
was kept for the accomodation of travelers, the stages making their
headquarters there.  A postoffice and store was also kept there a short
time.  Mrs. Ruby then owned the premises.  Dr. Campbell now owns this old
landmark, which is devoted to stock raising, agricultural pursuits and the
practice of medicine.  He was married in 1853 to Miss Albina King, of
Hopkins County.  This union has been blessed with nine children - four sons
and five daughters.  Dr. Campbell served in the Mexican war during 1846-47.
He is a member of the I.O.O.F.

Campbell Parish Porter Ruby King
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Sumner-TN VA Louisville-Jefferson Hopkins

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