Anne Pitcairn
(18th Century-?)
BIRTH
18th Century
PLACE
DEATH
PLACE
FAMILY
FATHER
John Pitcairn
(1722-1775)
HOMES
RELIGIOUS VIEWS
RELIGION NOT DOCUMENTED
DENOMINATION NOT DOCUMENTED
MEMBERSHIPS
AWARDS
Anne Pitcairn was a daughter of Royal Marine major John Pitcairn and Elizabeth Dalrymple. Family history identifies her as the wife of William Campbell, a Navy commissioner, and mother of John, William and Augustus Campbell. A descendant’s account also records a memorial ring bearing her name, retained in the family. She should be distinguished from her later namesake, Anne Pitcairn Campbell, Lady Gordon-Cumming. Her birth, death and 1779 marriage date remain unverified.
EARLY LIFE
Anne Pitcairn was a daughter of Major John Pitcairn and Elizabeth Dalrymple. The reviewed family records place her in their eighteenth-century household, but no reliable birth date or account of her childhood and education was found.
Anne Pitcairn is documented through the Pitcairn family genealogy. No reliable evidence of a separate occupation, professional career, or public office was found in the reviewed material. The military and naval careers of other members of her family cannot be attributed to her.
CAREER
DEATH
The date and circumstances of Anne Pitcairn's death are not securely documented in the biographical material available here. Anne Pitcairn was a daughter of Royal Marine major John Pitcairn and Elizabeth Dalrymple. Family history identifies her as the wife of William Campbell, a Navy commissioner, and mother of John, William and Augustus Campbell. A descendant’s account also records a memorial ring bearing her name, retained in the family. She should be distinguished from her later namesake, Anne Pitcairn Campbell, Lady Gordon-Cumming. Her birth, death and 1779 marriage date remain unverified. The available account does not establish a medical cause or a dependable sequence of final symptoms and care.
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