Douglas Argyle CAMPBELL

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Douglas married Agnes Kemohan. [Group Sheet]

1. Herbert CAMPBELL

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He could have been brother to Douglas Campbell who married Betsy Todd Walker's sister, Lucy Grey.

Bean married Betsy Todd WALKER 22 Oct 1884, King and Queen Co. VA. Betsy (daughter of Dr. Bernard Humphrey WALKER and Dorothea Fleet BAGBY) was born 31 Oct 1859, Society Hill, King and Queen Co. VA; died Oct 25 1930,. [Group Sheet]

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Betsey Todd Walker, daughter of the same was born the 31st day of October 1859

Mr. B.C. Campbell & Betsey Todd Walker were married at Smyrna church King & Queen Co. on the 22nd October 1884 by Elder Ro. Y. Henley

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Mr. B.C. Campbell & Betsey Todd Walker were married at Smyrna church King & Queen Co. on the 22nd October 1884 by Elder Ro. Y. Henley

Virginia, Marriages, 1785-1940
Name: Ben Campbell
Birth Date: 1840
Birthplace: Frederick Co., Va
Age: 44
Spouse's Name: Betsy Todd Walker
Spouse's Birth Date: 1859
Spouse's Birthplace: King & Queen Co., Va
Spouse's Age: 25
Event Date: 22 Sep 1884
Event Place: King And Queen County, Virginia
Father's Name: R. M. Campbell
Mother's Name: R. H. ...
Spouse's Father's Name: B.H. Walker
Spouse's Mother's Name:
Race: White
Marital Status: Single
Spouse's Race: White
Spouse's Marital Status: Single
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M01812-6
System Origin: Virginia-EASy
GS Film number: 2048458
Reference ID: Image #322

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Bernard H. Walker & Dorothea F. Bagby were married by Elder R.H. Bagby at Society Hill, King & Queen Co. on the 12th day of February 1851

Died in Norfolk Va. on Jany 1st 1917 Dr. Bernard Humphrey Walker at the home of his son Dr. Rowland H. Walker. A good man has gone after a long life (nearly 91 yrs) spent usefully in administering to the sick in body & endeavoring by precept & example to emmulate Jesus Christ to promote His Kingdom-A rich hereafter awaited him on the other shore.

Bernard married Dorothea Fleet BAGBY 12 Feb 1851, Society Hill, King and Queen Co. VA. Dorothea (daughter of Richard BAGBY, II and Dorothy Ann FLEET) was born 7 Aug 1832, Society Hill, King and Queen Co. VA; died 20 Mar 1904, Norfolk, VA. [Group Sheet]

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On the Lord's day, March 20, one of the most prominent and impressive figures in our Virginia brotherhood entered upon the rest that remaineth for the people of God. The well-known and well-beloved Mrs. Dolly Walker, of King and Queen county, fell asleep in Christ. At the ripe age of 73, for 61 years a Christian, for 53 years a wife, the mother of 11 children and grandmother of 21, 40 years a
Sunday-school teacher and 40 years leader of the service of song in the Smyrna church, her hand has been in every good work and her influence has been felt far and wide. Seven of her children survive her, and one of them, my old classmate in Bethany, Dr. R. Temple Walker, is president of the Florida Christian Missionary Society: another is the wife of the efficient pastor of the Norfolk church, J.T.T. Hundley, and still another, Dr. Roland Walker, is an elder in the same congregation. Edward B. Bagby, of this city, is her nephew. She was one of three who became members of the C.W.B.M. when its claims were first presented in Virginia at the General Missionary Convention in 1876. She was a regular attendant with her husband at the district and state missionary conventions and was thoroughly devoted to the cause of her Master and liberal in her gifts for
the advancement of his kingdom.

Originally a Baptist, the daughter of Richard and Dorothy Ann Bagby, of King and Queen county, she was married to Dr. Bernard H. Walker, Feb. 12, 1851, a member of Smyrna Christian church. Before their marriage she proposed that he should go with her two Sundays in each month, and that she should worship with him the other two Sundays at Smyrna. He said, deeply as he loved her, he could not
consent to such an arrangement, as it would be at a sacrifice of his convictions of duty; that he would always be glad to have her go with him, and when she wished to go to her own church he would provide a way for her to do so. She replied: "I honor you for your adherence to what you regard as your Christian duty, feeling sure that if you were not true to your obligations to your God, you would not be true to your obligations as a husband." After marriage they studied the Scriptures together, praying for light and guidance and in six months, unsolicited, she expressed her desire to unite with Smyrna church. From
that time to the close of her life she worked with her good husband for the upbuilding of the cause she had espoused. He has been for two score years an elder in the church and together they have labored and together rejoiced.

My first pastorate was with that congregation. I had many opportunities during the two years to observe the strong faith and bright hope, the noble, generous nature and consistent Christian walk, the charity and missionary zeal and loyalty and deep devotion of this most excellent Christian woman. She and her husband were among my chief helpers. They were in the Lord, they labored in the
Lord, they labored much in the Lord. The prophecy that King Lemuel's mother taught him was abundantly realized in her. Strength and manna were her clothing. She opened her mouth of wisdom, and in her tongue was the law of kindness. She stretched out her hands to the poor, then she reached forth her hands to the needy. Her children rise up and call her blessed: her husband also, and he praiseth her. Suddenly on the morning of the Lord's day she was taken. The church in Norfolk was planning for a meeting. Although she knew of her husband's deep interest, she could not help adding: "Doctor, are you praying
for the meeting?" She had been in declining health, but was preparing to go to church when stricken. Her last words, just fifteen minutes before she breathed her last, were:

"I'll speak the honors of His name
With my last laboring breath.
And dying clasp Him to my breast
The antidote of death."

The Old Guard dies, but it never surrenders. Of what unspeakable value are such heroic souls in this restless age!

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Dorothea Fleet Walker, daughter of Richd & Dorothy A. Bagby, was born the 7th day of August 1832

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My loved & devoted wife, passed away from this earth to dwell with our Savior whom she loved so well & served so long on the 20th day of March (Sunday) 1904, after living with her husband 53 years one month & eight days, she died in
Norfolk at the home of my son Dr. R.H. Walker & is buried here.

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Bernard H. Walker & Dorothea F. Bagby were married by Elder R.H. Bagby at Society Hill, King & Queen Co. on the 12th day of February 1851

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Temple Walker son of Humphrey & Fanny Walker was born the 5th day of Decm 1790

Died, December 30th, 1868, at his residence, Mt. Elba, King & Queen, Virginia, Temple Walker, aged 78 years. He lived and died in sight of the place of his birth and through a long and useful life was beloved and honored by all who knew
him. He was a man of sterling integrity, modest and unobtrusive, generous and social in his feelings, and of uns__ted hospitality. He in early life made a profession of religion, and united himself with the Baptist church at Bruington, then u___ ___ pastoral care of the eminent R. B. Semple. In the year 1833, being fully convinced that the cause, as plead by the feeble band of Disciples, was in accordance, with the word of God, he identified himself with them, knowing the odium and suffering which such a step would bring upon him. This step he never regretted. Dr. Jno. Duvall, himself and others, organized the
chuch of Smyrna in the year 1833 (nearly all of them have passed away). At its organization he was chosen one of its elders, and remained in that position until his death. Through a long period of thirty-five years, ___ official duty he retained the love and ___ence of his brethren, faithfully discharging this duty, and on every Lord's day at his post, if health and weather would permit,
deeply sympathising with the church and the cause, in all its sufferings and triumphs. For the last year or two, from debility he was unable to meet with the church, still his zeal did not abate. He kept his lamp burning and daily
awaited his Master's summons. He retired in his usual health on the night of the 29th. A little after midnight he awoke, laboring under distressing symptoms, and in a few minutes, before all his family could reach his bedside,
he passed quietly away. He was consious of his situation, and calmly met his
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Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volume V
Temple Walker, father of Lucy Taliaferro (Walker) Mooklar, was born in 1790, died in 1868. His ancestors came from England in 1652, located at Walkerton, King and Queen county, Virginia, and one of the descendants, Atwood Cluverius Walker, uncle of Foushee O. Mooklar, now resides on the original tract (Locust Grove) granted to the family by the King in 1652, the same never having passed out of the possession of the family. Temple Walker also resided on the ancestral estate, which he cultivated and improved. He was presiding magistrate for a number of years before the war, also was high sheriff and county surveyor, having made a plat of King and Queen county which was burned when the northerners set fire to the Court House.

Temple married Elizabeth Waring (Betsy) Todd 03 Jun 1824. Elizabeth was born , Charlotte Co VA; died 26 Aug 1827, Mt. Elba, King and Queen Co. VA. [Group Sheet]

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sister of Reverend William Todd of Shiloh

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Temple Walker was married to Elizabeth (Betsey) Waring Todd daughter of Bernard Todd & sister of Rev Wm Todd-Col. B.R. Todd Jr. on June 3d 1824

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Richard married Dorothy Ann FLEET 1821. Dorothy (daughter of Capt. William FLEET and Sarah BROWNE) was born 1805; died 1849. [Group Sheet]

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