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).
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Mrs Helen Campbell of Glen Lyon (painted by Allan Ramsay).
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Colin Campbell of Park (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).
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Mrs Campbell of Park (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).
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John Campbell of Morriston (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).
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Mrs Campbell of Morriston (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).
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John Campbell of John Campbell Snr & Co. (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).
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Mungo Nutter Campbell of Ballimore (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn)
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Alexander Campbell of Dallingburn(painted by Sir Henry Raeburn)
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Mungo Campbell of Kailzie and Hundleshope(painted by Sir Henry Raeburn)
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Thomas Campbell of Tomperan(painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).
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Robert Campbell of Hundleshope and wife Margaret Montgomery (painted by Sir Henry Raeburn).
Read more about this topic: Carter-Campbell Of Possil
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