James Byron Campbell and Virginia Ruth Brenholts Family
m. 24 Jun 1929
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James Byron Campbell
Birth 31 Dec 1905 Pennsville, Morgan, Ohio, United States 
Death 14 Jan 1988 Sun City, Maricopa, Arizona, United States Burial Marriage 24 Jun 1929 [1] St. James Church, Wooster, Wayne, Ohio, United States [1] Father James Campbell | F768 Group Sheet Mother Ora Janes | F768 Group Sheet
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Virginia Ruth Brenholts
Birth 4 Dec 1911 Nelsonville, Athens, Ohio, United States Death 11 Mar 1999 Worthington, Franklin, Ohio, United States Burial Father Roy Brenholts | F255 Group Sheet Mother Jessie Marguerite "Peggy" Matticks | F255 Group Sheet
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Infant Campbell
Birth 7 Aug 1943 Mt. Carmel Hospital, Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States Death 7 Aug 1943 Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States Burial Green Lawn Cemetery, Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, United States
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Documents 
campbell_jimmy_brenholts_ginny_marrcert
Media Date: 26 OCT 2022
Keywords: Picture
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Notes Married:
- Jimmy and Ginny eloped.
Ginny lied about her age on the marriage license application, stating that she had turned 21 on 4-Dec-1928, when she had in fact turned 17. She also stated that her residence was in East Union, Wayne County, Ohio. The remaining information was truthful.
From their daughter:
There were, as I recall, two other couples who were to run off and marry at the same time, but the others chickened out. After my parents were married in Wooster, they came back to Columbus and didn’t tell anyone. My mother continued living with her parents (well, their marriage was ending, so I don’t know if her father was still living in the family home), and she finally told her mother SIX MONTHS LATER that she’d gotten married, to which her mother replied, “Well, you know we have to tell your father.”
2022 Note from their daughter, accompanying the marriage license image:
Here's the marriage certificate for my parents when they eloped. Of course, they both really lived in Columbus, so there's no truth to the listing of Toledo and E. Union. Witness Jane Dodd was Mother's good friend. Maybe she was one of the other "kids" who had intended to run off and marry at the same time but chickened out.
- Jimmy and Ginny eloped.
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