Helen Mabel Holland: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1913 - 1972 (58 years)

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Generation: 1

Helen Mabel Holland was born 9 Sep 1913, East Carondelet, St Clair, Illinois, USA (daughter of John Henry Holland and Matilda Belle Johnson); died 2 Aug 1972; was buried , Rock Island, Rock Island, Illinois, USA.

Helen married Harold Ivan Adams 28 May 1939, Davenport, Scott, Iowa, USA. Harold (son of Edward H. Adams and Olivia M Estell) was born 6 Apr 1916, Kewanee, Henry, Illinois, USA; died 27 Apr 2003, Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona, USA. [Group Sheet]

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Generation: 2

2.	John Henry Holland was born 15 Dec 1879, Illinois, USA. John married Matilda Belle Johnson. Matilda (daughter of Alex Johnson and Patsy Smith) was born 1884, Illinois, USA; died 1 Apr 1947, Rock Island, Rock Island, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet]

Matilda Belle Johnson was born 1884, Illinois, USA (daughter of Alex Johnson and Patsy Smith); died 1 Apr 1947, Rock Island, Rock Island, Illinois, USA.

Children:

1. Helen Mabel Holland was born 9 Sep 1913, East Carondelet, St Clair, Illinois, USA; died 2 Aug 1972; was buried , Rock Island, Rock Island, Illinois, USA.

Generation: 3

6. Alex Johnson died , USA.
Alex married Patsy Smith. Patsy died , USA. [Group Sheet]
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Patsy Smith died , USA.
Children:

3. Matilda Belle Johnson was born 1884, Illinois, USA; died 1 Apr 1947, Rock Island, Rock Island, Illinois, USA.

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