Pedigree Chart for Thomas Lanier: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1722 - 1805 (83 years)

1. Thomas Lanier

B:	1722
P:	Prince George, Prince George, Virginia, USA
D:	Aug 1805
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA

2. Nicholas Lanier

B:	1690
P:	Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA
M:	1720
P:	Brunswick, Virginia, USA
D:	23 Aug 1779
P:	Brunswick, Virginia, USA

4. John Lanier, II

B:	1655
P:	London, England
M:	1685
P:	Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA
D:	14 Apr 1719
P:	Prince George, Virginia, USA

8. John Lanier		=>

B:	15 Oct 1631
P:	Lewisham, Kent, England
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D:	14 Apr 1719
P:	Prince George, Virginia, USA

9. Sarah Edmunds

B:	1631
P:	England
D:	1657
P:	Charles City, Virginia, USA

5. Sarah

B:	1655
P:	England
D:	5 Jan 1716
P:	Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA

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3. Mary Shepard

B:	1695
P:	Brunswick, Virginia, USA
D:	1776
P:	Brunswick, Virginia, USA

6. Francis Shepherd

B:	1675
P:	Virginia, USA
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7. Mary Wise

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