Archibald Artis: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1753 - 1782 (29 years)

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Generation: 1

Archibald Artis was born 1753, Johnston, North Carolina, USA (son of John Artis and Alta); died 1782, Johnston, North Carolina, USA.

Archibald married Delilah Artis. Delilah died , USA. [Group Sheet]

Children:

Joseph Artis was born Abt 1778, Johnston, North Carolina, USA; died 1 Dec 1881, Vigo, Indiana, USA; was buried , Underwood Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 2

2. John Artis was born 1723, Norfolk, Virginia, USA (son of Hester Anderson Artis); died , Southampton, Virginia, USA.
John married Alta. Alta died , USA. [Group Sheet]
3.
Alta died , USA.
Children:

1. Archibald Artis was born 1753, Johnston, North Carolina, USA; died 1782, Johnston, North Carolina, USA.

Generation: 3

Hester Anderson Artis was born 1687, Norfolk, Virginia, USA (daughter of John Fulcher and Kate Anderson).

Children:

2. John Artis was born 1723, Norfolk, Virginia, USA; died , Southampton, Virginia, USA.

Generation: 4

10. John Fulcher died , USA.
John married Kate Anderson. Kate was born 1670, Norfolk, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet]

11.

Kate Anderson was born 1670, Norfolk, Virginia, USA.

Children:

Elizabeth 'Betty' Anderson was born 1688, Norfolk, Virginia, USA.
5. Hester Anderson Artis was born 1687, Norfolk, Virginia, USA.

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