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Generation: 1

1.
H.C. Maxwell, IV
H.C. married L.Y. Shepard. [Group Sheet]
Children:

J. Maxwell

Generation: 2

2. H.C. Maxwell, III
H.C. married C.J. Long [Group Sheet]
3.
C.J. Long
Children:

1. H.C. Maxwell, IV

Generation: 3

4.	Henry Clay Maxwell, Jr was born 4 Sep 1927, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA (son of Henry C. Maxwell and Clara Blakemore); died 2 Jun 1992, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA. Henry married W.M. Anderson [Group Sheet]

5.
W.M. Anderson
Children:

2. H.C. Maxwell, III

Generation: 4

8.	Henry C. Maxwell was born 22 Dec 1895, Brookport, Massac, Illinois, USA; died 3 Feb 1961, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA. Henry married Clara Blakemore. Clara was born 1902, Kentucky, USA; died , USA. [Group Sheet]

Clara Blakemore was born 1902, Kentucky, USA; died , USA.

Children:

4. Henry Clay Maxwell, Jr was born 4 Sep 1927, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA; died 2 Jun 1992, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA.
Dorris M Maxwell was born 1924, Indiana, USA.
Barbera G Maxwell was born 1925, Indiana, USA.

10.	Willie Anderson was born 4 May 1909, Tennessee, USA (son of Tom Anderson and Minnie Berts); died 2 Apr 1977, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA. Willie married Marie Cruthers. Marie was born 20 Apr 1903, Illinois, USA; died , USA. [Group Sheet]

11.
Marie Cruthers was born 20 Apr 1903, Illinois, USA; died , USA.
Children:

5. W.M. Anderson

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