Carter-Campbell of Possil - More Family Portraits

More Family Portraits

In order to see how each one of these family members are related to each other, please see The old country houses of the old Glasgow gentry: LXXXIII. Possil.

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  • Captain Alexander Campbell of Doune, Blackwatch regiment (painted by Allan Ramsay).

  • Mrs Helen Campbell of Glen Lyon (painted by Allan Ramsay).

  • Colin Campbell of Park (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).

  • Mrs Campbell of Park (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).

  • John Campbell of Morriston (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).

  • Mrs Campbell of Morriston (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).

  • John Campbell of John Campbell Snr & Co. (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).

  • Mungo Nutter Campbell of Ballimore (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn)

  • Alexander Campbell of Dallingburn(painted by Sir Henry Raeburn)

  • Mungo Campbell of Kailzie and Hundleshope(painted by Sir Henry Raeburn)

  • Thomas Campbell of Tomperan(painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).

  • Robert Campbell of Hundleshope and wife Margaret Montgomery (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).

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