Pedigree Chart for Charles William Gardner: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1923 - 1968 (45 years)

1. Charles William Gardner

B:	12 Jun 1923
P:	Brazil, Clay, Indiana, USA
D:	30 Dec 1968
P:	Jefferson, Kentucky, USA

2. Major Roosevelt Gardner

B:	19 Dec 1904
P:	Brazil, Clay, Indiana, USA
M:	21 Feb 1923
P:	Clay, Indiana, USA
D:	19 Nov 1984
P:	Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA

4. Major Overton Gardner

B:	2 Sep 1880
P:	Hanover, Virginia, USA
M:	13 Mar 1904
P:	Henrico, Virginia, USA
D:	31 Mar 1915
P:	Brazil, Clay, Indiana, USA

8. John H Gardner		=>

B:	Feb 1879
P:	Virginia, USA
M:	1892
P:
D:
P:	USA

9.

5. Ethel Harris

B:	2 Sep 1885
P:	Louisa, Virginia, USA
D:	8 Apr 1975
P:	Brazil, Clay, Indiana, USA

10. Overton Harris

B:	Dec 1840
P:	Virginia, USA
M:	1863
P:
D:
P:	USA

11. Sally A. Kenny

B:	Jan 1854
P:	Virginia, USA
D:
P:	USA

3. Adaline Roberts

B:	16 May 1903
P:	Indiana, USA
D:	23 Aug 1965
P:	Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA

6. James Albert Roberts

B:	6 Sep 1863
P:	Burnett, Vigo, Indiana, USA
M:	21 Mar 1886
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:	24 Aug 1913
P:	Burnett, Vigo, Indiana, USA

12. Joseph Roberts		=>

B:	1837
P:	Lost Creek, Vigo, Indiana, USA
M:	25 Apr 1861
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:
P:

13. Lucy Emily Estell		=>

B:	5 Mar 1844
P:	Illinois, USA
D:	4 Apr 1914
P:	Otter Creek, Vigo, Indiana, USA

7. Nancy Ida Alexander

B:	23 Aug 1863
P:	Indiana, USA
D:	3 Feb 1895
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA

14. . Talmer

15. Susan E. Alexander		=>

B:	Abt 1844
P:	Indiana, USA
D:	21 Feb 1909
P:	Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA

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