Charles S. Simpson: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1.	Charles S. Simpson was born 22 Mar 1853, Indiana, USA (son of Stephen Simpson and Violet Roper). Charles married Eliza Alice Freeman 16 Oct 1920, Vigo, Indiana, USA. Eliza (daughter of Nelson Freeman and Rebecca Bell) was born 22 Jun 1859, Honey Creek, Vigo, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet]

Generation: 2

2. Stephen Simpson was born Abt 1810, Kentucky, USA.
Stephen married Violet Roper. Violet (daughter of Hector Roper and Lucy A. Roper) was born Abt 1833, Kentucky, USA; died , USA. [Group Sheet]

Violet Roper was born Abt 1833, Kentucky, USA (daughter of Hector Roper and Lucy A. Roper); died , USA.

Children:

Mary M. Simpson was born 6 Apr 1851; died 2 Dec 1874, Vigo, Indiana, USA; was buried Dec 1874, Roberts Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA.
Green Simpson was born Abt 1853, Indiana, USA.
John Westley Simpson was born Abt 1855, Indiana, USA.
James Simpson was born 1862, Kentucky, USA.
1. Charles S. Simpson was born 22 Mar 1853, Indiana, USA.
America Malinda Simpson was born Abt 1852, Indiana, USA; died 26 Feb 1906, Dubois, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 3

6. Hector Roper was born 1800, Pulaski, Kentucky, USA; died Sep 1849, Pulaski, Kentucky, USA.
Hector married Lucy A. Roper. Lucy was born 1803. [Group Sheet]
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Lucy A. Roper was born 1803.
Children:

3. Violet Roper was born Abt 1833, Kentucky, USA; died , USA.

Margaret Roper was born Abt 1838, Kentucky, USA.

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