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Generation: 1

1. William Russell was born Abt 1844, Indiana, USA (son of Major Russell and Mary 'Polly' Russell).

Generation: 2

2. Major Russell was born Abt 1787, North Carolina, USA (son of George Russell and Rebeckah Richards).
Major married Mary 'Polly' Russell. Mary was born Abt 1796, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet]

Mary 'Polly' Russell was born Abt 1796, Virginia, USA.

Children:

Eli Russell was born Abt 1815, North Carolina, USA.
Richmond S Russell was born Abt 1829, North Carolina, USA.
Elizabeth Russell was born 22 Oct 1835, North Carolina, USA; died 17 Jul 1917, Vandalia, Cass, Michigan, USA.
Henry J. Russell was born May 1837, Vigo, Indiana, USA.
1. William Russell was born Abt 1844, Indiana, USA.
John J. Russell was born 11 Jun 1820, North Carolina, USA; died 18 Sep 1893, Vigo, Indiana, USA; was buried , Underwood Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA.
Matthew M. Russell was born 1826, North Carolina, USA; died 1889, Michigan, USA.
Polly Russell was born Abt 1834, North Carolina, USA; died 25 Oct 1919.

Generation: 3

4. George Russell was born 1752, Brunswick, Virginia, USA; died , USA.
George married Rebeckah Richards 11 Sep 1769, Granville, North Carolina, USA. Rebeckah died , USA. [Group Sheet]

Rebeckah Richards died , USA.

Children:

2. Major Russell was born Abt 1787, North Carolina, USA.
James Russell was born Abt 1792, North Carolina, USA; died Between 1860 and 1870, Richmond, North Carolina, USA.

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