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Campbell/Palace Sunderland 1890's

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Janet

Janet Report 4 May 2012 07:43

Thank you for that,

really frustrating knowing the fact but not finding at least a mention somewhere

Jan

KathleenBell

KathleenBell Report 4 May 2012 00:19

There is a picture of the Palace Theatre here:-

http://www.oldsunderland.co.uk/Cinemas.htm#PALACE THEATRE

Kath. x

Janet

Janet Report 3 May 2012 18:58

Should say googling Palace and Sunderland gives you a lot of football................ but not much on music !! ;-)

Janet

Janet Report 3 May 2012 18:21

I found a newspaper clip from The Era 6/6/1896 which explains the circumstances of my Gt Gt grandfather Joseph Campbell's death

It says in the very last sentence that he leaves a son who is musical conductor at The Palace Sunderland

In 1896 the only son I think it could be was David Stewart Campbell b1869 Bedlington Northumberland who was a professional musician. Ive tried to find out if there is anything about him/ his job/ by googling but no luck so far

If anyone could try the British Newspaper Archive for me for a mention of him I'd be grateful David himself died in February 1897 in Newcastle.
I have the copy of David's Letters of Admin which I sent for from the Ancestry list. He left everything (such that there was!) to his mum Margaret

many thanks

Jan