Pedigree Chart for Joseph Leonard Anderson: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1862 - 1919 (57 years)

1. Joseph Leonard Anderson

B:	9 May 1862
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:	2 Jul 1919
P:	Otter Creek, Vigo, Indiana, USA

2. George Anderson

B:	Abt 1829
P:	North Carolina, USA
M:	28 Nov 1850
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:	18 May 1885
P:	Lost Creek, Vigo, Indiana, USA

4. Jordan Anderson

B:	1799
P:	North Carolina, USA
M:	Abt 1829
P:	Orange, Indiana, USA
D:	1870
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA

8. George Anderson		=>

B:	1770
P:	North Carolina, USA
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9. Morning Taborn

B:	Abt 1777
P:	Mecklenburg, Virginia, USA
D:	Aft 1830
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA

5. Elizabeth Jackson

B:	1806
P:	North Carolina, USA
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P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA

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3. Selina Jane Poston

B:	Abt 1825
P:	North Carolina, USA
D:	19 May 1905
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6. Daniel Poston

B:	Abt 1795
P:	North Carolina, USA
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7. Lucy Jackson

B:	1801
P:	North Carolina, USA
D:	25 Feb 1877
P:	Lost Creek, Vigo, Indiana, USA

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