Wallace Patrick Campbell

Individual

First NameWallaceMiddle NamePatrickLast NameCampbellDate of Death31 March 1959

Document

Interim Receipt Available for Twenty-Eight Days Only, August 1958

Interim Receipt Available for Twenty-Eight Days Only, June 1958

Permit to Operate Unregistered Motor Vehicle, 1958

Letter and Receipt, May 1958

Policy Renewal Notice

Private Motor Vehicle Policy, 1951

Certificate of Registration of Motor Vehicle, 1951

Motor Vehicle Driver's License, 1936

Notes, 1956

Policy Renewal Notice and Receipt, 10 April 1953

Policy Renewal Receipt, 28 February 1952

Policy Renewal Receipt, 13 March 1951

Policy Renewal Receipt, 14 March 1950

Letter, 2 January 1940

Remittance Advice, 23 March 1937

Certificate and Account Sales, 7 February 1938

Certificate and Account Sales, 18 October 1937

Certificate and Account Sales, 8 February 1937

Envelope, 8 December 1936

Letter and Invoice, 31 July 1933

Account book, 1939 - 1957

Account book with inserts, 1945

Deposit Receipt, 1945

Person or Organisation

Margaret Ann Campbell

Janice (Campbell) Hunter

Dalmahoy Campbell

Object

Stencil

Family

Family History

Dalmohoy and Margaret [Campbell] had four children, two girls and two boys and they went [to] school at Korora. The eldest Ivy actually married Claude Ongley who had been a teacher at Korora. Alma, her sister married Lew Saywell. Wallace married Norma Palmer whose family had leased a banana plantation on Old Coast Road not far from the Campbells. The Palmers later moved to West Korora and developed a large plantation there. Wallace took over the lease of the Old Coast Road plantation and developed and expanded it. He eventually was able to buy that property and built a new house there in 1945-46. Cecil the youngest son married at a similar time to Wallace, a lady named Joan and took over the Campbell property continuing to grow bananas and small crops.

(Written by Robert Hunter, 2 July 2021)

Relatives

ParentMargaret CampbellDalmahoy CampbellChildJanice (Campbell) Hunter