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Daniel CAMPBELL of Ardentenie 1672-1753

Daniel Campbell's bookplate (British Museum Franks Collection *543)

Biographical Note

Third son of Walter Campbell, capt. of Skipness, Argyll (1672-1753), he was probably educated at Glasgow University. He became a wealthy Glasgow merchant, closely connected with the Duke of Argyll. He was a Member of the Scottish Parliament (1702-1707) and of the British Parliament (1707-1708, 1716-1734). He had been a commissioner for the union of Scotland and England 1706. He built a house at Shawfield outside Glasgow which was demolished by rioters in 1725 and rebuilt with compensation monies. He later sold it and purchased the island of Islay, Argyll. By the end of his life he was Campbell of Ardentenie and Islay.

Books

Used an engraved bookplate:

Franks *543 Campbell, Daniel, of Airdteny

Sources

Gambier Howe, E. R. J. Franks bequest: catalogue of British and American book plates bequeathed to the ... British Museum. London, 1903.
History of Parliament

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 ====Biographical Note====
-Third son of [[family::Walter Campbell]], capt. of Skipness, Argyll (1672-1753), he was probably educated at [[education::Glasgow University]]. He became a wealthy [[location::Glasgow]] [[occupation::merchant]], closely connected with the Duke of Argyll. He was a [[occupation::Member of Parliament|member]] of the Scottish Parliament (1702-1707) and of the British Parliament (1707-1708, 1716-1734). He had been a commissioner for the union of Scotland and England 1706. He built a house at Shawfield outside Glasgow which was demolished by rioters in 1725 and rebuilt with compensation moneys. He later sold it and purchased the island of [[location::Islay]], Argyll. By the end of his life he was Campbell of Ardentenie and Islay.
+Third son of [[family::Walter Campbell]], capt. of Skipness, Argyll (1672-1753), he was probably educated at [[education::Glasgow University]]. He became a wealthy [[location::Glasgow]] [[occupation::merchant]], closely connected with the Duke of Argyll. He was a [[occupation::Member of the Scottish Parliament]] (1702-1707) and of the [[occupation::MP|British Parliament]] (1707-1708, 1716-1734). He had been a commissioner for the union of Scotland and England 1706. He built a house at Shawfield outside Glasgow which was demolished by rioters in 1725 and rebuilt with compensation monies. He later sold it and purchased the island of [[location::Islay]], Argyll. By the end of his life he was Campbell of Ardentenie and Islay.
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