Helen Anderson Campsie^1,2

Parents:

• Birth*: Helen Anderson Campsie was born in 1866 at Kingoodie, Forfarshire, Scotland, .^1,3,4
• She was the daughter of Charles Campsie and Ann Smeaton.¹
• Marriage*: Helen Anderson Campsie married Alexander Millar Adamson stone maker, son of John Adamson labourer and Agnes Paterson, on Friday, 9 May 1890 at 44 Gray Street, Lochee, Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, ; 1890 marriages in the district of Lochee in the burgh of Dundee, ref 42; 1890 on the Ninth day of May at 44 Gray Street Lochee after banns according to the forms of the Established Church of Scotland, signed Alexander Adamson railway surfaceman batchelor, age 24, residence 5 Kirk Entry Dundee, parents John Adamson general labourer & Agnes Adamson me Paterson (dec); signed Melly Campsie domestic servant spinster, age 24, residence 44 Gray Street Lochee, parents Charles Campsie foreman quarrier & Ann Campsie ms Smeaton (dec); signed Wm May of St Lukes Parish Lochee, signed William Shepherd, Euphemai Campsi witnesses; registered 1890 May 13th at Lochee J Robertson registrar.¹
• Death*: Helen Anderson Campsie died on 19 May 1913 at Royal Infirmary, Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, ; 1913 deaths in the district of St Mary in the burgh of Dundee, ref 335; Helen Anderson Adamson ms Campsie jute weaver married to Alexander Miller Adamson stone quarrier, 1913 May Nineteenth 4h 10m pm Royal Infirmary Dundee UR 40 Peel Street Lochee, female aged 47 years, parents Charles Campsie famer & Ann Campsie ms Smeaton (dec), cause peritonitis after panhysterectomy for carcinoma of cortex uteri as cert by Muriel Frances Forester Brown MBBS, signed John Adamson son 40 Peel Street Lochee, registered 1913 May 20th at Dundee signed Thos Meek registrar.²

• Married Name: As of 9 May 1890, her married name was Adamson.¹

Census & Directory Entries

Spouse	5 April 1891	She was listed in the household of Alexander Millar Adamson stone maker in the 1891 census at Scarlet Land, Coupar Street, Lochee, Forfarshire, Scotland, . Alexander Adamson, head, 25, railway platelayer, b Kinnettles; Helen Adamson, wife, 25, Longforgan Perthshire. Agnes Ann Adamson were also listed in the household.3
Head of Household	31 March 1901	She was listed as head of household in the 1901 census at 25 Coupar Street, Lochee, Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, . Nelly Adamson, head, factory worker, b Kingoodie Dundee; also in the household was Agnes Ann Adamson and John Campsie Adamson Lord Provost of Dundee.4