 1845 - 1913 (67 years)
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| Photos |
 | Archibald Campbell
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 | Archibald Campbell
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 | CAMPBELL, The Hon. Archibald
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 | Archibald Campbell & Family
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 | Campbell Family
Cir 1882 photo of Mr & Mrs. Archibald Campbell and family: Left to right: Mirrette Burk Campbell, Archibald Weir Campbell, Flora Maude Campbell, Helen Ethel Campbell (Nellie, Dee-dee as Jim Deeks knew her) Archibald Campbell and Mable Louise Campbell. |
 | Campbell Flour Mill Tower - Close-up.
Notes from The Iron Age (Chilton), Volume 98 Sept. 14, 1916, p. 595, "The water tank of the Campbell Flour Mills Company, Ltd, Toronto, Ont., takes the form of a gigantic bag of flour built entirely of steel but shaped and painted to look like a filled bag. The tank holds 40,000 gal. of water and stands 152 ft. above the foundations on a structural steel framework which brings the tank in a conspicuous position, rendering it peculiarly effective for advertising purposes. The bag itself is 37 ft. deep and 18 ft. wide and the total weight supported is over 200 tons. The tank was provided for a sprinkler system and was designed and built by the Chicago Bridge & Iron Company, Bridgeburg, Ont." |
 | Campbell Flour Mill
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| Documents |
 | 1911 Canadian Census - Archibald Campbell household
South York, Ontario, Canada |
 | Arch. Campbell Canadian Parliament
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 | Campbell Flour Mills - Financial Information
Poor's Manual of Industrials: Manufacturing, Mining, and Miscellaneous Companies
From Volume 4 of Poor's Manual of Industrials: Manufacturing, Mining and Miscellaneous Companies, Poor's Railroad Manual Company, 1913 |
 | Map of Campbell Flour Mills
The Campbell Flour Mills Co.Ltd. c.1920 City of Toronto Archives
West Toronto was the early location of elevators for flour milling, first, in 1893 under the name of Queen City Mills, later re-named Campbell Flour Mills Co.Ltd. and in later years, Maple Leaf Milling. |
 | Campbell - Turner Marriage Certificate
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 | Helen Ethel Campbell "Nellie" - birth record
3 Jul 1874 |
 | George Samuel Deeks m. Helen Ethel Campbell
York, Ontario, Canada, |
 | James Emberly Wallbridge m. Mabel Louise Campbell
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 | Douglas A. Campbell (Sr.) - Birth record
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 | Norman Howard Campbell m. Mary Victoria Turner
Marriage affidavit. |
 | Archibald Campbell Burial Record
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 | Archibald Campbell - 1891 Census
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 | Archibald Campbell, Mirrette Burk - Marriage record from Madison County, Kentucky, United States.
8 Feb 1871 - Kentucky, USA. Kentucky, County . |
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| Name |
Archibald Campbell [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11] |
| Prefix |
Hon. |
| Suffix |
M. P. Senator |
| Birth |
27 Apr 1845 |
Ridgetown (Or Nearby), Ontario, Canada  [12, 13] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Alt. Birth |
27 Apr 1845 |
Ridgetown, Kent, Ontario, Canada [14] |
| Elected |
Until 1900 |
| to a seat in the Canadian Federal House of Commons |
| Appointed |
1907 [15] |
| Canadian Federal Senate |
| Census |
1911 |
South York, Ontario, Canada |
| Education |
Kent County, Ontario, Canada |
| the public high schools of Ridgetown |
| Alt. Death |
5 Jan 1913 |
Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada [14] |
| Appointed |
Chairman of Standing Committee on Banking, Commerce, Railways, Canals and Telegraph lines |
| Elected |
Kent County, Ontario, Canada |
| to the Kent County Council |
| Lived in |
Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| 333 Annete Street |
| Member |
Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Ontario Club |
| Member |
West Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Victoria Presbyterian Church |
| Occupation |
Director, Canadian Millers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company |
| Occupation |
Director, Sovereign Bank of Canada |
| Occupation |
Owner, Campbell Flour Mills Co. West Toronto |
| Occupation |
President of Equity Fire Insurance Company |
| Occupation |
President of the Central Railway of Canada |
| Occupation |
President, Toronto Junction Choral Society |
| FindAGrave URL |
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/120538090 |
| FindAGrave ID |
120538090 |
| FamilySearch ID |
948V-J7R |
| FamilySearch URL |
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/948V-J7R |
| Death |
5 Jan 1913 |
At Home, Toronto, Ontario, Canada [16, 17, 18] |
| Burial |
28 Jul 1913 |
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada [19, 20] |
| Person ID |
I170 |
Main |
| Last Modified |
21 Aug 2022 |
| Father |
Niel Campbell, b. Dec 1808, South Knapdale, Argyllshire, Scotland d. 17 Aug 1880, Howard Twp., Kent County, Ontario, Canada (Age ~ 71 years) |
| Mother |
Flora Johnson, b. 1818, Utica (Oneida County), NY d. 2 Dec 1853, Kent County, Ontario, Canada (Age 35 years) |
| Marriage |
Abt 1835 |
USA, NY |
| Family ID |
F109 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
Mirrette Eunice Burk, b. 27 Aug 1845, Canda West, Canada d. 20 Jun 1924, Guelph, Wellington, Ontario, Canada (Age 78 years) |
| Marriage |
8 Feb 1871 |
Winchester, Clark, Kentucky [21, 22] |
| Notes |
Married:
- From 1912 Canadian Parlimentary Guide:
"CAMPBELL, HON. ARCHIBALD B. in Tp. of Howard Co. of Kent, Ontario; April 27, 1845. S. of the late Neil Campbell and Flora Johnston, his wife, who came from Argyllshire, Scotland. Ed. at Pub. and High Sch. of Kent. M. Feb 8, 1871, Mirrette Burk of Coloma CA, at Winchester, KY." [23]
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| Children |
| + | 1. Flora Maud Campbell, b. 14 Jan 1872, Chatham, Ontario d. 9 Aug 1969, St. Catharines, Ontario (Age 97 years) |
| + | 2. Helen Ethel Campbell, "Nellie", b. 3 Jul 1874, Howard Township, Kent County, Ontario, Canada d. 2 Dec 1945, York, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Age 71 years) |
| + | 3. Mabel Louise Campbell, b. 28 Jan 1878, Chatham, Kent County, Ontario, Canada d. 20 Apr 1969 (Age 91 years) |
| + | 4. Archibald Weir Campbell, b. 6 Mar 1881, Chatham, Kent, Ontario, Canada d. 21 Aug 1943, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 62 years) |
| + | 5. Douglas Argyle Campbell, Sr., b. 21 May 1883, Kent, Ontario, Canada d. 20 Aug 1950 (Age 67 years) |
| + | 6. Norman Howard Campbell, b. 16 Sep 1886, Kent, Ontario, Canada d. 24 Jul 1952 (Age 65 years) |
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| Family ID |
F53 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
17 Sep 2020 |
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| Event Map |
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 | Birth - 27 Apr 1845 - Ridgetown (Or Nearby), Ontario, Canada |
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 | Marriage - 8 Feb 1871 - Winchester, Clark, Kentucky |
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 | Census - 1911 - South York, Ontario, Canada |
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 | Education - the public high schools of Ridgetown - - Kent County, Ontario, Canada |
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| Elected - to the Kent County Council - - Kent County, Ontario, Canada |
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 | Lived in - 333 Annete Street - - Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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| Member - Ontario Club - - Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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 | Member - Victoria Presbyterian Church - - West Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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 | Death - 5 Jan 1913 - At Home, Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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| Notes |
- Notes from Ted Lollis:
Born April 27, 1846, educated in public and high schools of Ridgetown [Kent County, Ontario]; at a comparatively early age moved to Chatham, where he commenced a milling business.
Came to West Toronto in 1892 and founded extensive concern now known as the Campbell Flour Mills Co., Ltd.
While in Chatham sat in the Kent County Council, and was elected to the Kent seat in [Canadian Federal] House of Commons, which constituency he represented with distinction until 1900, when he contested the West York Federal seat against the late Hon. N. C. Wallace, but was defeated. On the death of Wallace the following year, he was returned for the seat. From 1904 to November 1907 he represented Centre York. Called to the [Canadian Federal] Senate in 1907 by His Excellency Earl Grey. Served as Chairman of Standing Committee on Banking and Commerce and Railways, Canals and Telegraph Lines.
Resided at 333 Annette Street in Toronto and was active and respected member of the Victoria Presbyt[erian] Church in West Toronto, as well as being a member of the Ontario Club in Toronto.
Accumulated a considerable fortune and during last fifteen years actively associated with many important industral and financial enterprises. Promoted the Beet Sugar Company in 1901; was President of the Central Railway of Canada (which position he resigned about a year ago); was for some years President of Equity Fire Insurance Company (which office he also relinquished some time ago), and held a directorate in the Canadian Millers' Mutual Fire Inurance Company. He was a director of the ill fated Sovereign Bank of Canada and took an interest in music, being president of the Toronto Junction Choral Society.
He married Mirrette, daughter of the late Erastus Burk, of Coloma, Cal., in 1871.
Jan. 7, 1913 (from Chatham Daily Planet, Chatham, Kent County, Ontario) ...One of the Old Guard of Ontario Liberals who stood by the side of Laurier when the Conservatives seemed invincible. A Liberal by conviction and carried his political philosophy into his business life. When the big millers of Canada were united almost to a man against reciprocity because they feared the removal of duty upon grain and the reduction of the duty on flour and the by products of the mills, Campbell, with the sturdy independence of his Scottish ancestors, declared that he had no fear of being overborne in competition with the millers of the United States, and would be content to carry on his business under the conditions that would best advance the prosperity of the Canadian farmer.
Jan. 10, 1913 (from Chatham Daily Planet, Chatham, Kent County, Ontario obituary excerpt): The private service took place at 12 o'clock, Jan. 8, 1913, at the home of his son in law, G[eorge] S[amuel] Deeks, 77 Admiral Rd., and was conducted by Rev. D.T.L. McKerroll, assisted by Rev. David Lang. Casket was then conveyed to Victoria Church, which was filled with old friends and acquaintances, men prominent in the public life of Canada, also employees of Mr. Campbell. Simple and most impressive service in charge of Rev. McKerroll, Rev. Lang, and Rev. Robert Fowlie. Casket embedded in a profusion of flowers. One hundred and fifty employees looked upon the remains before the cortege left for the cemetery. Pallbearers were: Senator Gibson, Bowmanville; Senator Robert Beith, Bowmanville; R.L. McCormack; R.C. Jennings; T.M. Campbell; Dr. J.T. Gilmour; Dr. G.W. Clendenan (did inquest on death of [Archie's brother] James W[ier] Campbell [1849-1895] at Flour Mill), and N.H. Stevens, Chatham. A.W. Miles had charge of the funeral arrangements.
Obituary for Senator Archibald CAMPBELL [1845-1913] from Chatham Daily Planet, Chatham, Kent County, Ontario: Jan. 6, 1913:
SENATOR CAMPBELL PASSED AWAY AT HIS HOME IN TORONTO
Hon. Archibald Campbell, after an illness of three weeks and following surgery at Wellesley Hosp. Dec. 31, 1912. Senator, came from Ottawa "about 3 weeks ago" in ill health to home of daughter Mrs. George B. [sic] Deeks. Operation successfully performed by Drs. Fred Starr, Alex. McPhedran, and A. R. Gordon. [Dr. Gordon was listed at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Interment Register as attending physician.] Senator showed signs of recovery during four days following, but Jan. 5th, at noon, suffered relapse and expired at 3:15 p.m. of heart failure.
Survived by wife, three sons, and three daughters: Archibald W[ier]; Douglas A[rgyle]; and Norman H[oward] all connected with the milling concern (Campbell Flour Mills Company, Limited, West Toronto) their father founded; Mrs. (Maud) Spencer Stone of Chatham; Mrs. [Mabel] James E[mberley] Wallbridge of Edmonton, Alta.; and Mrs. [Nellie] George S[amuel] Deeks, of 77 Admiral Road, Toronto.
Interment Mt. Pleasant Cemetery with Rev. D.T.L. McKerroll, pastor of Victoria Presbyterian Church, West Toronto (Senator a member) conducting service. Another service may also be held in Bloor Street Presbyterian Church.
Notes From p 162 of The Canadian Parliament, Biographical Sketches and Photo-Engravures of the Senators and Members of The House of Commons of Canada :
"(photo) ARCH. CAMPBELL. (York C.) Archibald Campbell was born in the Township of Howard, County of Kent, Ontario, on April 27,1845. His parents came from Argyleshire, Scotland. He was educated at the Public and High Schools of Kent. He was long engaged in Milling at Chatham. He was married on February 8, 1871, to Miss Mirette Bark, of Coloma, Cal. He was for several years member of the Council of Chatham which he represented in the County Council. He was chairman of the Finance Committee in the Town and the County.- He was first elected to the House of Commons at the general elections of 1887 ; he was unseated but re elected in May 1888 and again at the general elections of 1891 and 1896. He was an unsuccessful candidate in West York at the general elections of 1900, but he was elected in 1901, upon the death of Hon. N. C. Wallace. He was elected in 1 904 for Centre York. At the session of 1905, he was elected Chairman of the Committee on Banking and Commerce. He is the Permanent Chairman of the Liberal Sessional Caucuses. He is a Liberal. Toronto Junction." [24]
- (Research):[The entry below by Edward W. (Ted) LOLLIS, Knoxville, TN [GeoVis@erols.com] appears on http://geovisualbusinessmaps.com/9130105c.htm]
Archibald (Archie) CAMPBELL was born in 1851 (according to Beers?), but the obituary says 1846, and the tombstone says 1845!!! He grew up in old family home [in Howard Township, Kent County, Ontario], was an M.P. in 1904 or thereabouts, representing "the West shore, located at Toronto Junction". Six children:
1872-1969 Flora Maude (Maude) CAMPBELL m. Spencer STONE
1873-1946 Helen Ethel (Nellie) CAMPBELL m. George Samuel DEEKS
1878-1969 Mabel CAMPBELL m. James Emberley WALLBRIDGE, Esq.
1881-1943 Archibald Wier (Archie) CAMPBELL m. Eula FOSTER
1884-1950 Douglas Argyle CAMPBELL m. Dorothea Owen TURNER
1886-1952 Norman Howard CAMPBELL m. Mary Victoria (Queenie) TURNER
95.01.13 Note in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Interment Register indicates "Bothwell County" but not certain whether this is county of birth or death. A WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL of 77 Admiral Drive (Helen's Toronto address) is show in the register, too but didn't note as what and can't figure out who he, or the T.M. Campbell who was a pallbearer, actually were. Maybe just coincidence they were Campbells?
There is an entry on the family plot tombstone for a JAMES MATTHEW TREBBLE, b. 8 DEC 1956, d. 28 JUNE 1985. Assume this must be a grandson or great grandson of Senator Archie, probably down Norman Howard Campbell's line since N.H. and wife are on same stone with Archie, Mirrette and the Trebble boy.
From Ted Lollis in a 4 Dec 2003 email to JSHJr.
Thanks to your website, I have enjoyed learning for the first time about the
family of your grandmother Flora Maude CAMPBELL Stone [1872-1969]. She was
only three years younger than my grandfather George Alexander CAMPBELL
[1869-1943] -- her 1st cousin once removed -- but she outlived him 26
years. Her name and address were found in my grandfather's papers after his
death, so apparently they were in some kind of contact. I have the original
of a 1899 letter from her father in which he he wrote "Maude...has two
little boys who are great pets when they come down [to Toronto]."
Additional ref: 1881 Canadian Census.
Notes from E. W. Lollis appear below:
"Accumulated a considerable fortune and...actively associated with many important industrial and financial enterprises."
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| Sources |
- [S2] John S. Howell, Jr., JSH Feb 13 2003 gedcom.
- [S649] Canadian County Atlas Project, http://digital.library.mcgill.ca/countyatlas/showrecord.php?PersonID=95875.
Full record for Campbell, Archibald
Last Name Campbell
First Name Archibald
Nativity Ontario Co., Canada
Business Proprietor, Chatham Marble Works (since 1879)
Town Chatham
Township Chatham
County Kent
Source Date b. 1845
Atlas Date 1881
- [SAuth] John Spencer Howell, Jr., John Spencer Howell, Jr., (http://www.jhowell.com/ jhowell@jhowell.com).
- [S678] Hewitt, Kris (compiler), 1891 Canadian Census, Kent County, (database online), Year 1891, Location: Chatham Town, Film T-6346 Division #5, pg 21, Entry 13, Family 104, Age 45, Birthplace: Ontario, Religion: Disciple.
- [S656] Edward Wesley (Ted) Lollis II, Ted Lollis, (9218 George Williams Road, Knoxville, TN 37922, USA Voice-mail: 865-690-8742 E-mail: GeoVis@erols.com).
- [S192] John Spencer Howell, Jr., J Spencer Howell - Interviews with JSHJr., (Personal interviews with Dad.).
- [S859] yramcrandall@yahoo.ca, Marriages in Ontario, 1800 - 1924, (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/informat.htm), http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/thirtn04.htm.
020709-04, (York), George Samuel DEEKS, 45, Railroad Contractor, Morrisburg - Dundas Co, St Paul Minnesota, s/o George DEEKS & Melinda REID, married Helen Ethel CAMPBELL, 30, Morpeth, Toronto Jct, d/o Archibald CAMPBELL & Miretta BURK, Wtn W. E. DEEKS of New York & F. Maud STONE of Chatham, 23 Nov 1904 at Toronto Jct.
<http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/thirtn04.htm>
- [S1187] 1881 Atlas of Ontario, http://digital.library.mcgill.ca/CountyAtlas/showrecord.php?PersonID=95879.
Last Name Campbell First Name A. Nativity Howard Tp., Kent Co., Canada Business Merchant miller; Ex-Deputy Reeve Town Chatham Township Chatham County Kent Source Date b. 1845 Atlas Date 1881
- [S792] Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archibald_Campbell_(Canadian_politician).
- [S1544] Canadian Parliament Biographical Sketches, (Copy may be freely downloaded: http://ia311510.us.archive.org/1/items/canadianparliame00montuoft/canadianparliame00montuoft.pdf), p. 162.
- [S1863] Parliament of Canada Records, https://lop.parl.ca/sites/ParlInfo/default/en_CA/People/Profile?personId=7341.
- [S1125] Emily Campbell Price, Emily Campbell Price, (Manuscript. 71 pp. Extensive research. Includes maps and transcripts of letters describing family relationships. 10 original copies produced and circulated by the author in 1970. PDF copy available at jhowell.com.), p.19 "Apr 27, 1845".
- [S1284] 1911 Canadian Census, "Apr 1945".
- [S1701] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch Family Tree (http://www.familysearch.org), ((http://www.familysearch.org)), accessed 15 Jul 2017), entry for Archibald Campbell, person ID 948V-J7R.
- [S1125] Emily Campbell Price, Emily Campbell Price, (Manuscript. 71 pp. Extensive research. Includes maps and transcripts of letters describing family relationships. 10 original copies produced and circulated by the author in 1970. PDF copy available at jhowell.com.), p.19 "became a senator Nov. 22, 1907".
- [S795] Chatham Daily Planet, Obit. - 6 Jan 1913.
- [S1735] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, FamilySearch.org, ((http://www.familysearch.org)), accessed 11 Sep 2018), entry for Archibald Campbell, person ID 948V-J7R.
- [S1125] Emily Campbell Price, Emily Campbell Price, (Manuscript. 71 pp. Extensive research. Includes maps and transcripts of letters describing family relationships. 10 original copies produced and circulated by the author in 1970. PDF copy available at jhowell.com.), p.19 "Jan 15, 1913".
- [S967] OCFA - Ontario Cemetery Finding Aid, (Copyright (C), 2000 Ron Demaray.
http://www.islandnet.com/ocfa/about.html), CAMPBELL Archibald Mt Pleasant, London (available microfiche only) Middlesex London MX-144-CS.
- [S1656] Findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/120538090/archibald-campbell.
- [S1125] Emily Campbell Price, Emily Campbell Price, (Manuscript. 71 pp. Extensive research. Includes maps and transcripts of letters describing family relationships. 10 original copies produced and circulated by the author in 1970. PDF copy available at jhowell.com.), p.19 "m. Feb 8, 1871 in Kentucky".
- [S1293] Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1912 Guide.
- [S1293] Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1912 - transcribed entry by Judi Wallbridge McCrae.
- [S622] 1881 Canadian Census, (1881).
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