Nancy Jane Stewart: The Lost Creek Settlement

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Generation: 1

Nancy Jane Stewart was born Abt 1832, Indiana, USA (daughter of Armstead Stewart and Pheobe Ede Embrey).

Nancy married Willis Anderson 25 Jul 1850, Vigo, Indiana, USA. Willis was born Abt 1820, North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet]

Children:

Sarah Anderson was born Abt 1854, Indiana, USA.
Lucy J Anderson was born 28 Feb 1852, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA; died 8 Aug 1927, Chicago Heights, Cook, Illinois, USA; was buried 10 Aug 1927, Blue Island, Cook, Illinois, USA.
Caroline Anderson was born Abt 1853, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 2

2.	Armstead Stewart was born 1783, Virginia, USA (son of Thomas Stewart and Mildred Stewart); died , USA. Armstead married Pheobe Ede Embrey 26 Feb 1830, Knox, Indiana, USA. Pheobe died , USA. [Group Sheet]

Pheobe Ede Embrey died , USA.

Children:

Elizabeth Stewart was born 20 Dec 1830, Indiana, USA; died 21 Apr 1907, Honey Creek, Vigo, Indiana, USA.
1. Nancy Jane Stewart was born Abt 1832, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 3

4. Thomas Stewart was born 1727, Dinwiddie, Virginia, USA (son of Patriarch Stewart and Matriarch Stewart).
Thomas married Mildred Stewart. Mildred died , USA. [Group Sheet]
5.
Mildred Stewart died , USA.
Children:

2. Armstead Stewart was born 1783, Virginia, USA; died , USA.

Generation: 4

8. Patriarch Stewart died , USA.
Patriarch married Matriarch Stewart. Matriarch died , USA. [Group Sheet]

Matriarch Stewart died , USA.

Children:

Elizabeth Stewart was born 1695, Dinwiddie, Virginia, USA.
John Stewart was born 1715, Dinwiddie, Virginia, USA; died 14 Feb 1765.
Rebecca Stewart was born 1717, Virginia, USA.
4. Thomas Stewart was born 1727, Dinwiddie, Virginia, USA.

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