Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Baker: The Lost Creek Settlement

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Generation: 1

1.	Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Baker was born Abt 1896, Illinois, USA (daughter of Tate Baker and Annie Rosa McCurdy). Elizabeth married . [Group Sheet] Children: Albert Batton was born 12 Jan 1917, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA. Elizabeth married John Palmer. John was born Abt 1875. [Group Sheet]

Generation: 2

Tate Baker was born 1876, Mound City, Pulaski, Illinois, USA.

Tate married Annie Rosa McCurdy 1896, Illinois, USA; divorced Nov 1908, Illinois, USA. Annie (daughter of William McCurdy and Nancy Mitchum) was born 4 Mar 1878, Mound City, Effingham, Illinois, USA; died Dec 1945, Vigo, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet]

Annie Rosa McCurdy was born 4 Mar 1878, Mound City, Effingham, Illinois, USA (daughter of William McCurdy and Nancy Mitchum); died Dec 1945, Vigo, Indiana, USA.

Children:

1. Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Baker was born Abt 1896, Illinois, USA.
Lena Baker was born 16 May 1900, Mound City, Effingham, Illinois, USA; died 22 Sep 1939, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA.

Generation: 3

6. William McCurdy was born Abt 1858, Virginia, USA.
William married Nancy Mitchum. Nancy was born Abt 1858, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet]
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Nancy Mitchum was born Abt 1858, Virginia, USA.
Children:

3. Annie Rosa McCurdy was born 4 Mar 1878, Mound City, Effingham, Illinois, USA; died Dec 1945, Vigo, Indiana, USA.

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