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John Campbell, Earl of Atholl.svg|John Campbell<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Earl of Atholl<br>Younger son of Neil Campbell from his 2nd marriage with Mary de Bruce</span> | John Campbell, Earl of Atholl.svg|John Campbell<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Earl of Atholl<br>Younger son of Neil Campbell from his 2nd marriage with Mary de Bruce</span> | ||
James Campbell, 1st Earl of Irvine.svg|James Campbell<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords Kintyre and Lundie<br>1st Earl of Irvine<br>Son of Archibald Campbell, 7th Earl of Argyll from his 2nd marriage</span> | |||
John Campbell, Marquis of Lorne.svg|John Campbell<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">9th Duke of Argyll<br>Arms as Marquess of Lorne and Governor General of Canada</span> | |||
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<!-- The origin of the Campbell's is usually given as ancient Celtic/Gaelic Irish origin, however the name Campbell (from Latin "Campo Bello") suggests either Norman or Flemish origin. It is proposed that somewhere in 11th century a chief of the clan married certain Anglo-Norman (or Flemish) woman/heiress of "Campo Bello" from whom the name was taken over. The other theory is that it was in fact a Anglo-Norman or Flemish knight (it is suggested he might have even been a cadet of the Enghien family as they are the only family in that time that used gyronny of argent and sable in those times) in the serivce of King David of Scotland who was rewarded a hand in marriage from the heiress of original O'Duibhne for his loyal service to the monarch. --> | <!-- The origin of the Campbell's is usually given as ancient Celtic/Gaelic Irish origin, however the name Campbell (from Latin "Campo Bello") suggests either Norman or Flemish origin. It is proposed that somewhere in 11th century a chief of the clan married certain Anglo-Norman (or Flemish) woman/heiress of "Campo Bello" from whom the name was taken over. The other theory is that it was in fact a Anglo-Norman or Flemish knight (it is suggested he might have even been a cadet of the Enghien family as they are the only family in that time that used gyronny of argent and sable in those times) in the serivce of King David of Scotland who was rewarded a hand in marriage from the heiress of original O'Duibhne for his loyal service to the monarch. --> | ||
Revision as of 12:15, 16 September 2019
- Coat of Arms
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House of Campbell
Lords of Lochow (Loch Awe)
Earlier referred as O'Duibhne
Ancient Arms -
House of Campbell
Lords of Loch Awe and Argyll
Lords Campbell -
House of Campbell
Lords Campbell, Lorne, Kintyre, Inveraray, Mull, Morvern, and Tiree
Barons Sundrige and Hamilton
Viscounts Lochow and Glenyla
Earls of Argyll, Campbell and Cowal
Marquesses of Argyll, Kintyre and Lorne
Dukes of Argyll
Arms after 1470 -
House of Campbell
Alternative arms variant from Sir David Lindsay's Armorial
- Cadet Branches
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House of MacArthur
Lords of Inistrynich, Milton, Drissaig and Terivadich
Issued from Arthur Ardrianan, younger son of Arthur Armdhearg O'Duibhne -
House of MacTavish
Lords of Dunardry
Issued from Taius Coir, elder illegitimate son of Cailen "Maol Math" Campbell -
House of MacIver
Lords of Lergachonzie and Asknish
Issued from Ivar, younger illegitimate son of Cailen "Maol Math" Campbell -
House Campbell of Craignish
Lords of Craignish, Barrichebean and Lagganlochan
Issued from Dugald Campbell, younger son of Gillespic (Archibald) Campbell, Lord of Lochow -
House Campbell of Strachur
Lords of Strachur, Ardgartan, Glenfalloch and Glendochart
Issued from Duncan Dubh Campbell, 2nd son of Duncan Campbell of Lochow -
House Campbell of Loudoun
Lords of Reid Castle and Loudoun
Lords Campbell of Loudoun
Hereditary Sheriff's of Ayr
Issued from Donald, 2nd son of Cailen Mór Campbell of Lochow -
House Campbell of Duntroon
Lords of Duntroon
Issued from Duncan Campbell of Duntroon, 4th son of Cailen Mór Campbell of Lochow -
House Campbell of Inverawe
Lords of Inverawe
Issued from Duncan, illegitimate son of Neil Campbell, 10th of Lochow -
House Campbell of Melfort
Lords of Kenmore and Melfort
Issued from Niall Campbell, illegitimate son of Colin Campbell, 11th of Lochow -
House Campbell of Barbreck
Lords of Barbreck
Issued from John Annam Campbell, 6th and youngest son of Colin Campbell, 11th of Lochow -
House Campbell of Glenfeochan
Lords of Glenfeochan and Stronchormaig
Issued from Duncan Skedanish Campbell, 2nd son of Archibald Campbell, 12th of Lochow -
House Campbell of Duntroon
Lords of Duntroon, Raschollie, Glenshira and Lergnachunzeon
Issued from Duncan Mór Campbell, illegitimate son of Colin Ionganlach Campbell, 13th of Lochow -
House Campbell of Ardkinglass
Lords and Baronets of Ardkinglass
Issued from Colin Og Campbell, 3rd son of Colin Ionganlach Campbell, 13th of Lochow and younger brother of Duncan Campbell, 1st Lord Campbell -
House Campbell of Dunstaffnage
Lords of Dunstaffnage Castle, Feyard, Achanard
Baronets of Dunstaffnage
Issued from Dugald Mór Campbell, 5th and youngest son of Colin Ionganlach Campbell, 13th of Lochow -
House Campbell of Glenorchy
Lords of Glenorchy and Breadalbane
Baronets of Glenorchy
Earls of Breadalbane and Holland
Issued from "Black" Colin Campbell, eldest son of Duncan Campbell, 1st Lord Campbell from his 2nd marriage -
House Campbell of Auchinbreck
Lords of Auchinbreck and Kilmichael
Baronets of Auchinbreck
Issued from Duncan, 3rd son of Duncan Campbell, 1st Lord Campbell from his 2nd marriage -
House Campbell of Otter
Lords of Otter
Issued from Archibald Campbell, 4th son of Duncan Campbell, 1st Lord Campbell from his 2nd marriage -
House Campbell of Lundie
Lords of Lundie
Issued from Thomas Campbell, 2nd son of Colin Campbell, 1st Earl of Argyll -
House Campbell of Cawdor
Lords of Cawdor (Calder)
Viscounts Emlyn
Barons and Earls Cawdor
Issued from John Campbell, 3rd son of Archibald Campbell, 2nd Earl -
House Campbell of Lochnell
Lords of Lochnell and Ardslignish
Issued from John Gorm Campbell, 2nd son of Colin Campbell, 3rd Earl of Argyll -
House Campbell of Leachie
Lords of Barbreck
Baronets of Leachie
Issued from Colin Campbell, illegitimate (legitimated) son of Archibald Campbell, 4th Earl of Argyll -
House Campbell of Lundy
Baronets of Lundy (Lundie)
Issued from Colin, 2nd son of Colin Campbell, 6th Earl of Argyll
- Personal Arms
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John Campbell
Earl of Atholl
Younger son of Neil Campbell from his 2nd marriage with Mary de Bruce -
James Campbell
Lords Kintyre and Lundie
1st Earl of Irvine
Son of Archibald Campbell, 7th Earl of Argyll from his 2nd marriage -
John Campbell
9th Duke of Argyll
Arms as Marquess of Lorne and Governor General of Canada
