Amy Harris: The Lost Creek Settlement

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Generation: 1

1. Amy Harris was born 1822, North Carolina, USA (daughter of Claiborn Harris and Mary Champion).

Generation: 2

2.	Claiborn Harris was born 1766, North Carolina, USA (son of George Harris and Catherine 'Kate' Anderson). Claiborn married Mary Champion 26 Sep 1792, Granville, North Carolina, USA. Mary was born 1775, Granville, North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet]

Mary Champion was born 1775, Granville, North Carolina, USA.

Children:

Hardin Harris was born Abt 1797, North Carolina, USA; died 1870, Calvin, Cass, Michigan, USA; was buried , Calvin, Cass, Michigan, USA.
Biddy Harris was born 1818, North Carolina, USA.
Mary Polly Harris was born Abt 1815, North Carolina, USA.
1. Amy Harris was born 1822, North Carolina, USA.
Claiborn Harris was born 19 May 1817, North Carolina, USA; died 6 Jan 1889; was buried , Calvin, Cass, Michigan, USA.

Generation: 3

4.	George Harris was born 1730, Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA; died , USA. George married Catherine 'Kate' Anderson. Catherine (daughter of George Anderson and Mary Anderson) was born 1737, North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet]

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Catherine 'Kate' Anderson was born 1737, North Carolina, USA (daughter of George Anderson and Mary Anderson).
Children:

2. Claiborn Harris was born 1766, North Carolina, USA.

Generation: 4

10. George Anderson was born 1696, Norfolk, Virginia, USA.
George married Mary Anderson. Mary was born 1715. [Group Sheet]

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Mary Anderson was born 1715.

Children:

Jeremiah Anderson was born 1740, North Carolina, USA.
5. Catherine 'Kate' Anderson was born 1737, North Carolina, USA.
Elizabeth 'Betty' Anderson was born 1733, North Carolina, USA.

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