Campbell, John (London) 3
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Dates | 1692-1712 | ||
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Location | London | ||
Vocation | Banker; goldsmith | ||
Place of Birth | Scotland | ||
Marriage | Unnamed wife | ||
Issue | Mary | ||
Place of birth | Source | Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (entry on George Middleton) |
Founded a bank in the Strand (1692), also supplying gold jewellery. Largely patronised by London-Scots, but also enjoyed commissions from Queen Anne. In 1708, he took on Middleton, George as a partner, and Middleton took over the bank after Campbell's death, while also marrying his daughter and heir, Mary.