Past on Stone Monuments, Memorials and Names from the Past

Campbell

43 people named Campbell are on 34 public memorials here. Where the stones give a year of death, it is from 1944 to 1973.

Spellings vary on stone: Campbell may be engraved another way too. Search names that sound alike.

Campbell at a glance

Counties
Greater London (14), East Sussex (3), Merseyside (3), Suffolk (3), County Down (2), Lincolnshire (2), Wiltshire (2), Norfolk (1), Buckinghamshire (1), County Antrim (1) and 11 more
Conflicts
First World War (14), Second World War (10), Second Boer War (1), Other conflict (1)
Commonest forenames
Colin, Duncan, John and Joseph
Surnames that sound alike
Campling

  1. A. Campbell

    Named on Great Missenden War Memorial, Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire

  2. A. Campbell

    Golconda, Glasgow

    Named on The Mercantile Marine Memorial, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Greater London

  3. A. A. Campbell

    Named on Waltham Abbey War Memorial, Essex

  4. Alex. Campbell

    Named on Reformers’ Memorial, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Greater London

  5. C. Campbell

    Named on Wood Green War Memorial, London Borough of Haringey, Greater London

  6. C. Campbell

    Named on East Ham War Memorial, London Borough of Newham, Greater London

  7. C. Campbell

    Lusitania, Liverpool

    Named on The Mercantile Marine Memorial, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Greater London

  8. C.P. Campbell

    Named on Brighton War Memorial, Brighton and Hove, East Sussex

  9. C.W. Campbell

    Named on Heswall War Memorial, Wirral, Merseyside

  10. Charles O. Campbell

    Named on 357th Fighter Group (USAAF) Memorial, Leiston, Leiston, Suffolk

  11. Colin Campbell, 1st Baron Clyde

    20 October 1792 to 14 August 1863

    Depicted by Statue of Colin Campbell, 1st Baron Clyde, City of Westminster, Greater London

  12. Colin Campbell

    Named on Clare War Memorial, Clare, Suffolk

  13. Field Marshal, Lord Clyde Colin Campbell

    Named on Statue of Colin Campbell, 1st Baron Clyde, City of Westminster, Greater London

  14. Trooper Donald H. Campbell

    Imperial Yeomanry

    Named on Boer War Memorial, Hastings, East Sussex

  15. Duncan Campbell

    28 April 1876 to 4 September 1916

    Commemorated by Parliamentary War Memorial, Greater London

  16. Duncan Campbell

    Named on Clare War Memorial, Clare, Suffolk

  17. F. Campbell

    Named on RAF Fauld Explosion Memorial, At the Fauld Crater, Hanbury, Staffordshire

  18. Fredk. A. Campbell

    Named on Ventnor War Memorial, Ventnor, Isle of Wight

  19. H.C. Campbell

    Named on Brighton War Memorial, Brighton and Hove, East Sussex

  20. Herbert Campbell

    Named on Heaton Mersey War Memorial, Stockport, Greater Manchester

  21. I.M. Campbell

    Named on Golders Green War Memorial, London Borough of Barnet, Greater London

  22. J. Campbell

    Named on Goole Cenotaph, Goole, East Riding of Yorkshire

  23. J. Campbell

    Named on War Memorial 5 Metres East of Church of St Benedict, Lincoln, Lincolnshire

  24. J. Campbell

    Named on East Ham War Memorial, London Borough of Newham, Greater London

  25. Jemima Campbell, 2nd Marchioness Grey

    9 October 1723 to 10 January 1797

    Depicted by Statue of Lady Jemima, Silsoe, Bedfordshire

  26. P/O John Campbell DFC

    Royal Air Force

    Named on Eagle Squadrons Memorial, City of Westminster, Greater London

  27. Pte. John Mackenzie Campbell

    Canadian Beavers Battalion

    Named on Royal Botanic Gardens War Memorial, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, Greater London

  28. Joseph Campbell

    Poet; born 1879; poet; lived in Loreto Cottage on this site 1879-1906 1944

    Named on Joseph Campbell plaque, Belfast, County Down

  29. Joseph Campbell

    15 July 1879 to June 1944

    Commemorated by Joseph Campbell plaque, Belfast, County Down

  30. K.C. Campbell

    Named on Newquay War Memorial, Newquay, Cornwall

  31. Major Montagu Campbell

    Named on Snitterfield War Memorial, Warwickshire

  32. P. Campbell

    Named on Heswall War Memorial, Wirral, Merseyside

  33. P. Campbell

    Lusitania, Liverpool

    Named on The Mercantile Marine Memorial, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Greater London

  34. R. Campbell

    Named on Harrogate War Memorial, Harrogate, North Yorkshire

  35. R.D. Campbell

    Named on Great Crosby and Blundellsands War Memorial, Sefton, Merseyside

  36. R.M. Campbell

    Named on Great Yarmouth World War II Memorial, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

  37. Colonel R.P. Campbell C.B.

    90th Light Infantry Perthshire Volunteers; fell during the Mutiny in India

    Named on Indian Mutiny Perthshire Volunteers Monument, City of Portsmouth, Hampshire

  38. Cllr S. I. Campbell

    Councillor; member; died in office September 1973 September 1973

    Named on Carrickfergus Borough Council memorial trees plaque, Carrickfergus, County Antrim

  39. T C B Campbell

    Named on Salisbury War Memorial, Salisbury, Wiltshire

  40. T.C.B. Campbell

    Named on Salisbury War Memorial, Outside the former St Edmund's Church (Salisbury Arts Centre), Salisbury, Salisbury, Wiltshire

  41. W. Campbell

    Named on Margate War Memorial, Thanet, Kent

  42. W. Campbell

    Named on War Memorial 5 Metres East of Church of St Benedict, Lincoln, Lincolnshire

  43. W.J. Campbell

    Light Vessel and Steam Vessel Services, Denham, Liverpool

    Named on The Merchant Seamen’s Memorial, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Greater London