CAMPBELL listings in Wilson Co. TN deeds mention Abington Co. VA, Campbell Station, Smith Co. TN, Washington Co. VA, Davidson Co. TN, Wilkes Co. NC

Wilson County Tennessee
Deed Book K
George Crockett of Nashville to David Campbell, Sr. 299 acres on Big Cedar Lick Creek. 26 Oct. 1824. (p.299-301)

Deed Book N
David Campbell, Sr. to his son David Campbell of Smith County, Tennessee 150 acres on Big Cedar Lick Creek. 27 Sept 1830. (p.245-246)

David Campbell and Jane his wife to William Montgomery Cowan, Mary Pernel McWhitrer, and Margaret Lavina Campbell all the land they either have or expect on the Yadkin River in Wilkes County, North Carolina for the love and affection they have for their three children. 2 Nov 1830, (p.159-161)

Deed Book O
William Word, executor of Joseph Cole deceased, to David Campbell 30 acres on Big Cedar Lick Creek. 30 June 1832. (p. 307)

Deed Book Q
David Campbell to John Kelly 187 acres on Big Cedar Lick Creek. 27 Jan 1836. (p.450-451)

Deed Book R
John Buchanan of Davidson County, Tennessee to Joshua Kelly, John W. Peyton, and David Campbell, Trustees of Pleasant Grove Church a tract of land to be used for public worship. 18 Sept 1826. (p.474-475)

Deed Book T
William C. Douglass bound to David Campbell of Washington County, Virginia and to Catherine Campbell of Wilson County. 15 Nov. 1841. (p.370-371)

Deed Book U
William C. Douglass and William Seawell to David Campbell of Washington County, Virginia and Catharine Campbell a tract of land near the town of Lebanon where the said Douglass lived and the said Catharine now lives. 21 Sept. 1842. (p.69-70)

Deed Book V
David Campbell of Washington County, Virginia to William B. Campbell of Smith County, Tennessee a tract of land near the town of Lebanon. Adjoining the land is the land of Catherine Campbell, the mother of the said William B. 10 June 1844. (p.223-224)

Jesse Payne to David Campbell, Sr. six acres on Cedar Lick Creek. 12 Nov. 1832. (p.430)

Colonel David Campbell to Jesse Payne six acres on Cedar Lick Creek. 12 Nov. 1832. (p.430-431)

Wilson County Tennessee Trust Deeds 1828-1868
Trust Deed Book EE
David Campbell, late of Campbell Station, East Tennessee, now of Wilson County, to his step daughter, Mary P. Cowen, a negro girl named Rosey, about 17 years old, and a boy named Carroll, eight years old, brother to Rosey. 25 May 1828. Witnesses: Hiram Thomas, Joseph W. Campbell, and David Campbell. 25 May 1828 (p. 6)

Trust Deed Book GG
David Campbell to Joseph Irby four negroes, viz. Job, a yellow boy 18 years old; Sam, 16; Gin, 32, and her daughter Sal, 10. 15 Oct. 1834. (p.261)

David Campbell to his wife, Catharine, his negroes, to wit, Madaline, 28; Top, 12; Alfred, 8; Henry, 7; and John, 1. 10 Jan 1841. (P.454)

David Campbell to Margaret H. Campbell a negro girl named Vesta, 12. 10 Jan 1841. (p.454)

David Campbell to his daughter, Mary H. R. Campbell, a negro girl named Leathy, 12. 10 Jan 1841. (p.454)

Trust Deed Book NN
W. B. Campbell, executor of David Campbell, late of Abington, Virginia to William Shelton of Brownsville, Tennessee the following slaves, to wit, Lucy, about 50; Jefferson, 30; Margaret, 29; Frances, 23; Charles, 13; Leathy, 12; Louisa, 10; and Eliza, 9. 2 Jan 1860. (p. 130)