Richard Bradshaw: The Lost Creek Settlement

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Generation: 1

1.	Richard Bradshaw was born 30 Dec 1891, Owensboro, Daviess, Kentucky, USA (son of Lee Bradshaw and Julia Lee). Richard married Lilly Rice 13 Sep 1924, Vigo, Indiana, USA. Lilly (daughter of Harry Rice and Sarah Jackson) was born 27 Jun 1891, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet]

Generation: 2

2. Lee Bradshaw was born Mar 1860, Kentucky, USA (son of Clara Bradshaw).
Lee married Julia Lee. Julia was born Apr 1870, Kentucky, USA. [Group Sheet]

Julia Lee was born Apr 1870, Kentucky, USA.

Children:

Eloise Bradshaw was born Mar 1886, Kentucky, USA.
Glen Bradshaw was born Feb 1888, Kentucky, USA.
Dennis Bradshaw was born 1891.
1. Richard Bradshaw was born 30 Dec 1891, Owensboro, Daviess, Kentucky, USA.
Lucy Bradshaw was born Feb 1894, Kentucky, USA.
John Bradshaw was born Mar 1898, Kentucky, USA.
Karl Bradshaw was born 7 Mar 1902, Owensboro, Daviess, Kentucky, USA; died Apr 1996, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA; was buried 20 Apr 1996, Stewart Lawn Cemetery, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA.
Alfred Bradshaw was born 1907.
Dora Bradshaw was born 1910.

Generation: 3

Clara Bradshaw was born Abt 1842, Kentucky, USA.

Children:

2. Lee Bradshaw was born Mar 1860, Kentucky, USA.
Dan Bradshaw was born Abt 1858, Kentucky, USA.
Sallie Bradshaw was born Abt 1870, Kentucky, USA.
Alice Bradshaw was born Abt 1872, Kentucky, USA.

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