Andrew K. Campbell [SEP] conflict
Andrew K. Campbell
Andrew K. Campbell (1828–1867) was a Union Army officer during the American Civil War, and the last official commanding officer of the 66th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment.
Pre-war activities.
Campbell was born in Virginia in 1828, and eventually moved to Terre Haute, Indiana. There he married Eliza J. Henbest.
Later he moved to Paris, Illinois, where he pursued a career as a tailor. Correspondence in the files of the Adjutant General of Illinois, in the Illinois State Archives
" Lawrence Campbell
- 25 Nov 1926 "To Have the Honour" Players Club (Francis Jackson)
- 21 Aug 1928 "The Man from Toronto" Andrew MacCunn School of Stage Singing and Dramatic Art (H W Varna)
- 22 Sep 1928 "The School for Scandal" Players Club (Heath Burdock)
- 11 Oct 1928 "The Young Person in Pink" Dorothy Free Comedy Company
- 13 Jun 1929 "Scrapped" Players Club (S R Irving)
- 14 Nov 1929 "Glenfield