Joseph A. Campbell

1817–1900 (age 83)

Biography

Joseph A. Campbell, born in 1817, lived through the defining decades of the 19th century and was laid to rest at The Woodlands, a place reserved for those whose lives are quietly honored. His personal history may be little known, yet those who crossed his path recall a man of sincerity and calm determination.

Throughout his years he kept a calm demeanor that inspired trust, and he is remembered for the care he extended to friends and family. His legacy is one of humble resilience, a reminder of the lasting value of steady kindness.

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John Redman Coxe
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William Rush
1756–1833 (age 77)
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James B. Longacre
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Francis Martin Drexel
1792–1863 (age 71)
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