Jonathan Adam Riley: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1771 - 1844 (73 years)

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Generation: 1

1.	Jonathan Adam Riley was born 1771, Kentucky, USA (son of John G. Riley and Jalila Darnell); died 1844. Jonathan married Lucy Ball. Lucy was born 12 Apr 1778; died Abt 1837. [Group Sheet] Children: Adam Riley was born Abt 1805, North Carolina, USA; died Abt 1875, Indiana, USA; was buried unknown.

Generation: 2

2. John G. Riley was born 11 Mar 1748 (son of John Riley and Elizabeth Randolph); died 15 Aug 1820.
John married Jalila Darnell. Jalila was born 1752; died 20 Feb 1839. [Group Sheet]
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Jalila Darnell was born 1752; died 20 Feb 1839.
Children:

1. Jonathan Adam Riley was born 1771, Kentucky, USA; died 1844.

Generation: 3

4. John Riley was born 17 Sep 1716; died 23 Dec 1791.
John married Elizabeth Randolph. Elizabeth was born 1727; died 1793. [Group Sheet]
5.
Elizabeth Randolph was born 1727; died 1793.
Children:

2. John G. Riley was born 11 Mar 1748; died 15 Aug 1820.

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