Alexander Campbell of Hay Lodge

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Biography

Alexander Campbell of Hay Lodge, a partner in John Campbell senior and father of 'Black Mungo' Campbell. Son of Mungo Campbell of Hundleshope and known as 'Marran' from his estate in Grenada.

  1. Very probably the man identified as Alexander Campbell junior of Grenada in 1802: "'Upper Mont Rose Estate' in St Patricks Grenada to be peremptorily sold, together with a cotton plantation called Herbert's Point or Lower Mont Rose, at Garraways 01/12/1802: particulars from John Campbell Sen. Glasgow, Messrs Smith and Sons solicitors Basing Hall St and Alexander Campbell junior, Grenada."

Sources

Stephen Mullen gives a death-date of 1835, Mullen, Stephen Scott (2015) The ‘Glasgow West India interest: integration, collaboration and exploitation in the British Atlantic World, 1776-1846.' PhD thesis, Glasgow 2015 p. 57.

  1. London Gazette 15483 25 May 1802 p. 546

Further Information

Absentee?
Transatlantic

Associated Estates (1)

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  • SY - Association Start Year
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  • ED - Association End Date
  • EY - Association End Year
  • LA - Latest Known Association
Not known

Reportedly known as 'Marran' after his estate on Grenada. To date his ownership has not been directly traced by LBS.


Legacies Summary

Commercial (2)

Partner
Alex. & James Campbell
West India merchant  
 
notes →
This is tentative. The partner might have been a different Alex....
Partner
John Campbell sen.
West India merchant  
 
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Partner until c....

Relationships (2)

Father → Son
Son → Father

Addresses (1)

Hay Lodge, Peebleshire, Southern Scotland, Scotland