Richard Vary Campbell

Richard Vary Campbell FRSE FSA (1840–1901) was a Scottish advocate and author of legal books, who rose to be Sheriff of Roxburgh.

[4] In 1886, Richard unsuccessfully stood as the Liberal Unionist Party's candidate to be Member of Parliament for the Glasgow College constituency, losing to Sir Charles Cameron.

He was later elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1898, his proposers including Sir Stair Agnew.

[1] Richard later died at his home, 37 Moray Place in Edinburgh, at 10am on 10 November 1901, ten days after catching a cold whilst attending a wedding in Peebles.

He married at Stow on 21 March 1900 Janet Jamieson (1840–1914), widow of Alexander Wylie, Writer of the Signet.

37 Moray Place, Edinburgh
The grave of Richard Vary Campbell, Dean Cemetery