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Robert Campbell
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Bank manager.
Born in Quebec in March 1861, he began a career in banking with the Bank of Montreal where he stayed for 23 years, leaving to become Manager of the Inverness Railway and Coal Company for the firm of Mackenzie and Mann, based at Inverness, Nova Scotia.
He resigned in July 1906 to become a bank inspector with the Northern Crown Bank in Winnipeg. A few months later he was made superintendent of branches and, in 1909, he was appointed its General Manager on the retirement of John Waller de Courcy O’Grady.
He and wife Marion had three daughters: Diana Vernon Stewart Campbell (1900-?), Marjorie Evelyn Forbes Campbell (1902-?), and Cynthia Isabel Campbell (1907-?).
Birth registration, Manitoba Vital Statistics.
Ontario birth registration, Ancestry.
“Northern Crown General Manager,” Manitoba Free Press, 30 January 1909.
1911 Canada census, Automated Genealogy.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 6 January 2024
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