Source: Fayetteville Observer: Thursday, December 14, 1899   
Contact: Myrtle Bridges   April 11, 2016


Death of Mrs. A.M. Campbell 
	The sudden death of Mrs. A.M. Campbell, Saturday afternoon at six o'clock, while seated 
in a chair and in apparently her usual good health, was a great shock to her family and caused 
great sorrow in this community. Though seventy-eight years old, Mrs. Campbell has been enjoying 
excellent health, and her death, from paralysis of the heart, came without warning.
	In June, 1896, her husband, the late Archibald M. Campbell, after a life of great usefulness 
and at the ripe old age of eighty-five years, preceded her across the river of eternal life. May 
their sweet spirits be in communion at this moment.
	The funeral took place Monday at eleven o'clock, the rector, Rev. I. W. Hughes, officiating
in the presence of a number of friends.
	The pall-bearers were:
	Mr. T.J. Crosswell, Mr. H. J. Marsh, Mr. John Underwood, Mr. Robert Strange, Major E.J. Hale, 
Major Chas. Haigh, Mr. I.B. Hawley, Major B.R. Huske.
	Four sons and four daughters survive the deceased: Major W.F. Campbell, and Messrs Charles 
Campbell, Alexander Campbell and Archie Campbell, and Misses Alice Campbell, Ella Campbell, Fannie 
Campbell and Mrs. Richard Daingerfield (Sarah Campbell).