Jennifer Campbell (b. 1960s) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

Jennifer A. Campbell

Born 1960s.

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Daughter of Robert Blair Campbell and [private mother (1920s - 2010s)]

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Profile last modified 14 May 2024 | Created 27 May 2016

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Biography

Born in Illinois to parents who had moved from North Dakota shortly before. Interested in genealogy and history.

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Jillaine Smith

Thanks for all you're doing on the 19th century Sizemore profiles!

posted Sep 18, 2023 by Jillaine Smith

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posted Feb 19, 2023 by [Living Moore]
edited Feb 19, 2023 by [Living Moore]

Todd Obradovich

Hi 7th cousin (once removed) via the Sizemores.

posted Apr 27, 2022 by Todd Obradovich

Jennifer Campbell

Hi Todd! From which of the Sizemores do you descend? It's a very interesting family and one which I spend a lot of time researching. I saw that someone recently posted on G2G an appeal for help sorting out the Sizemore genealogy and all I can really give is a "good luck with that!" because after going some generations back it's a challenge to try to sort out all the Georges, Williams, etc. My direct line moved to western TN/KY in the early 1800s while many remained back east. Then moved to southern Illinois after the Civil War. Jennifer

posted Apr 27, 2022 by Jennifer Campbell

Todd Obradovich

High Jennifer! My great-great grandmother, Emily Jane (Sizemore) Lawson, daughter of Solomon Sizemore is who I descend from (on my mother's side). Yes, the Sizemore's are an interesting family. Very prominent in SE Kentucky, E. Tennessee (Hancock and Hawkins Co), and SW Virginia. Are you familiar with the "Lost Tribe of Appalachia" aka the "Melungeons""? There are about 30 or so surnames associated with Melungeons, and Sizemore is one of the prominent Melungeon family names. I find it very fascinating.

posted Apr 27, 2022 by Todd Obradovich

Jennifer Campbell

Yes! I have been studying that history for some time now. I came about it in a rather unusual way, I think. I have a Black friend of the name Goins (he's our mayor now!) and years ago I was visiting graves of Sizemore ancestors in southern Illinois and noticed Goins headstones nearby. It's not a very common name where I live but because I have a friend of that name it drew my attention and that led me to the "Melungeons." It does seem there were associated families back in Virginia early on and they scattered to different locations but it appears that portions of associated families may have migrated together to various places. I haven't fully researched that yet to see if they were from the same families. My 4x g-grandpa, George Sizemore (I believe Solomon's brother?), was married to Elizabeth Callicott whose two sisters married Vaughans and settled in Hawkins, TN. So, that's another connection to the Sizemores and eastern KY. I'm also trying to figure out if there was a strong connection to music going way back in the Sizemore family. My grandma, who was teaching piano lessons from the time she was 13 and accompanied silent movies, mentioned when I was a child that she had an uncle who was a composer. This was Arthur Sizemore. He and his brother were both musicians and composers. Their mother died when they were still infants so I've concluded that my gg-grandfather, John Calvin Sizemore, may have been musically inclined. Music is something that got passed down through at least the last few generations and the connection seems to be the Sizemore family. I'm wondering if that's true for any other Sizemore descendants. My brother ended up with a little NA DNA but not me. I find the line to be very fascinating and also very frustrating in trying to tie it all together. They were very prolific!

posted Apr 27, 2022 by Jennifer Campbell

T Stanton

Hello 9th cousin twice removed (via the Wing family).

posted Aug 15, 2021 by T Stanton

Jennifer Campbell

Hi cousin!!! Nice to meet you!

posted Aug 17, 2021 by Jennifer Campbell

Emma (McBeth) MacBeath M.Ed MSM

Hello!

I’m conducting the 6-month check in for the US Black Heritage Project. Because we are growing so fast, it’s not always possible for me to see what everyone’s working on.

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We now have a project badge! Hooray! As soon as I hear back from you that you’d like to continue with the project, I will add the badge to your profile.

I look forward to hearing from you,

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posted Apr 20, 2021 by Emma (McBeth) MacBeath M.Ed MSM

Laura DeSpain

Hi J.a.

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posted Dec 30, 2020 by Laura DeSpain

Debi (McGee) Hoag

Welcome back to WikiTree, J.a., and thanks for signing the Honor Code! I hope you discover as much about your family as I have about mine over the last several years.

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posted Apr 10, 2019 by Debi (McGee) Hoag

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posted Jun 28, 2016 by Vicky (Freeth) Majewski

David Selman

Hi J.a., I see that you just volunteered and signed our honor code. That's great! Is there a particular time period, location, or topic you're interested in? Maybe you have some historically significant ancestors? I see you have surnames for tags. Why don't you stop by the One Name Studies project, to see if there's already a name study for Blair, Doss or Sizemore going on? The current leaders for that are Doug Lockwood and Alison Andrus. They would be happy to get you started.

Let me know if you need any help! We're glad to have you on board!!

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posted May 29, 2016 by David Selman

Karen Lowe

J. A.,

You are now a confirmed member of WikiTree. Thank you for joining us!

Do check out the many groups under Find -> Projects that are collaborating on research topics of interest, such as Project: United Kingdom or Project: United States History.

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posted May 27, 2016 by Karen Lowe

Karen Lowe

J. A.,

Welcome to WikiTree! The initial email from us has helpful links that will get you started on WikiTree, which is unlike any genealogy site youve ever used.

WikiTree is different because our goal is to have one profile per person, so we all work together as one collaborative team.

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Welcome to the family! Were really glad youre here.

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posted May 27, 2016 by Karen Lowe

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