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Eugene P. Campbell
Eugene Preston Campbell, known as Gene Campbell (February 18, 1870 - January 30, 1940), was thus far the longest serving sheriff in the history of Concordia Parish in eastern Louisiana. He served nearly thirty-two years from June 1908 until his death, which occurred the same month as his reelection to a ninth four-year term.
==Background==
Campbell was born and reared on the Black River in Concordia Parish, the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Campbell, who were among the early pioneers of the region. F. L. Campbell was named assessor of Concordia Parish in 1888 by Governor Francis T. Nicholls and again in 1892 by Governor Murphy J. Foster, Sr. Eugene Campbell was himself appointed assessor by Governor Newton C. Blanchard. Campbell had five brothers, including a twin who died in early childhood. He played as an End, and was named as a letterman, on LSU's first football team in 1893. Campbell graduated in 1896 from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge.〔"Death of Hon. E. P. Campbell", ''Tensas Gazette'', February 1940〕
Campbell and his wife, the former Darlene Schuchs, a native of Vidalia, had an adopted daughter, Ruby Chandler Fulton, and husband, Dudley Fulton, of Clarks in Caldwell Parish, Louisiana.〔
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