Pedigree Chart for Elizabeth Malone: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1833 - 1887 (54 years)

1. Elizabeth Malone

B:	1833
P:	North Carolina, USA
D:	1887
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2. Samuel Malone

B:	25 Jul 1800
P:	Dinwiddie, Virginia, USA
M:	3 Apr 1828
P:	Wake, North Carolina, USA
D:	16 Jun 1880
P:	Lost Creek, Vigo, Indiana, USA

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3. Emily Strayhorn

B:	1805
P:	Orange, North Carolina, USA
D:	30 Jan 1867
P:	Lost Creek, Vigo, Indiana, USA

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7. Elizabeth Strayhorn

B:	1785
P:	Orange, North Carolina, USA
D:	1837
P:	North Carolina, USA

14. James Strayhorn

B:	1756
P:	Orange, North Carolina, USA
M:	1769
P:	Orange, North Carolina, USA
D:	1834
P:	Orange, North Carolina, USA

28. Gilbert Strayhorn

B:	1715
P:	Harrisburg, Dauphin, Pennsylvania, USA
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D:	6 Feb 1803
P:	Orange, North Carolina, USA

29. Nancy Margaret Roan

B:	1715
P:	Orange, North Carolina, USA
D:	2 Jun 1802
P:	Orange, North Carolina, USA

15. Rachael Cabe

B:	Abt 1757
P:	Orange, North Carolina, USA
D:	23 Dec 1836
P:	Orange, North Carolina, USA

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