Annie Campbell
b. circa 1858, d. circa 1875
- Father: Clark Calhoun Campbell b. December 1824, d. 27 July 1907
- Mother: Lucy Caroline Goree b. November 1827, d. 18 January 1907
- Annie Campbell was born circa 1858 in Texas.
- Clark Calhoun Campbell and Lucy Caroline Goree appeared in the US federal census of 1 June 1860 in Montgomery County, Texas. Other members of the household included Annie Campbell, J. Goree Campbell, John Wesley Campbell, Martha Campbell, Clark Calhoun Campbell Jr. and Robert L. Wood. C. Campbell is listed in the 1860 Slave Schedule with 27 slaves (10 of whom were age 10 and younger) and 4 slave houses.
- Clark Calhoun Campbell and Lucy Caroline Goree appeared in the US federal census of 1 June 1870 in Galveston County, Texas, enumerated next to Clark's sister Eddie Williams. Clark also is enumerated at the Sisters of Charity Hospital. The family's out-of-town residence on Clear Creek in Galveston County was called "Rest Haven," according to daughter Lucie Campbell Lee.. Other members of the household included Annie Campbell, J. Goree Campbell, John Wesley Campbell, Martha Campbell, Clark Calhoun Campbell Jr. and Lucie Frances Campbell.
- Annie Campbell died circa 1875.
- Lucie Campbell Lee wrote in her memoir "Samples" :
(following sister Mattie's wedding) "Such a lonely place 'Rest Haven' is without my 'Sissie' who gave me all the 'mothering' I ever had! Mother still tearful and Sister Annie gone back to Sam Houston Normal where she was unwittingly being moulded into a teacher. . . . A sudden call came to her to go, a terrible blow to us all. As quick as that, she was no more. Under the old oak trees, among the older members of the clan in Montgomery County, her lovely body was laid, long, long, ago." [Note that the institution in 1875 was Austin College.]
- Last Edited: 21 Feb 2013