Pedigree Chart for Paul Clifton Smith: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1928 -

1. Paul Clifton Smith

B:	29 Mar 1928
P:	Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA
D:
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2. Paul Clifton Smith

B:	5 Oct 1909
P:	Wichita, Kansas, USA
M:
P:
D:	30 Sep 1991
P:	Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA

4. Nathan Smith

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3. Margaret Sarah Hill

B:	1 Sep 1910
P:	Otter Creek, Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:	17 Sep 2006
P:	Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA

6. George W. Hill

B:	Abt 1879
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
M:	24 Dec 1899
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:
P:

12. Josiah Hill		=>

B:	13 Dec 1850
P:	Indiana, USA
M:	2 Mar 1871
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:	26 Jul 1931
P:	Burnett, Vigo, Indiana, USA

13. Sarah Norton		=>

B:	1853
P:	Indiana, USA
D:
P:

7. Isabelle Stewart

B:	1881
P:	Parke, Indiana, USA
D:
P:	Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA

14. Alfred Monroe Stewart		=>

B:	Apr 1835
P:	North Carolina, USA
M:	3 Jul 1878
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:	Between 1900 and 1910
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA

15. Joanna Patterson		=>

B:	Feb 1853
P:	Illinois, USA
D:	26 Jul 1935
P:	Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA

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