money for the upcoming Revolutionary War, including Capt Caldwell's, Capt Nichols', Capt Falls', and Capt Purviance's Districts that would become part of Iredell County in 1788. John Campbell served with Captain Nichols in the Rowan County Regiment. May 25, 1779, William Taylor filed a State Land Grant for 100 acres in the fork of the Rocky Branch of Hunting Creek adjoining Adam Campbell. This land was later transferred to Martin Morgan. October 10, 1779, Elizabeth Campbell (Adam's wife) obtained a State Land Grant for 200 acres on the south side of Hunting Creek, entered on October 10, 1779, issued on October 10, 1783. This probably indicated that Adam Campbell had died between 1779 and 1783. December 25, 1779, James Woodburn filed a State Land Grant in Rowan County, North Carolina, for 400 acres on the waters of Hunting Creek adjoining Adam Campbell and his own land October 10, 1783: State Grant Book 9, pages 468 and 470, Elizabeth Campbell and her oldest son William Campbell received land grants for the same lands that Adam Campbell had filed for in his land entries. Adam Campbell died sometime between December 1779 and October 10, 1783, in Rowan County, North Carolina, now north Iredell County, and he is probably buried at the Campbell Family cemetery on the land. In 1784 or 1785, Perciphull was present in Wilkes County, North Carolina at the marriage of his brother, John Campbell. 1788, Perciphull married Sarah "Sallie" Elizabeth Cook in Rowan County (November 3, 1788, it became Iredell County) November 3, 1788, Iredell County was created from Rowan County June 5, 1795, Perciphull Campbell bought 100 acres of land on a creek in Iredell County from Elizabeth Campbell for 20 pounds currency. This was his first land holding. Perciphull and Sarah's children Perciphull Campbell married Sarah Elizabeth Cook (1767-1848) in 1788 in Rowan County (probably in the area that became Iredell County in 1788), North Carolina. Perciphull and Sarah Campbell had the following children (all born in Iredell County): William R. "Billie" Campbell (17901844): He married Jensie Jane Morgan in about 1810 and moved to Tennessee and then Izard County, Arkansas, before 1840. Perciphull Pierce Campbell, Jr. (17921862): He married Tabitha Morgan (1797 - 1879) in about 1814 and remained in Iredell County. Captain Theophilus Marion "Othie" Campbell (17971855): He married Tabitha Renee "Arena" Allen (1816-abt 1880) in about 1832. He served in the War of 1812.