Pedigree Chart for Anderson Chavis: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1810 - 1899 (89 years)

1. Anderson Chavis

B:	1810
P:	North Carolina, USA
D:	1899
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA

2. John Chavis

B:	1790
P:
M:	5 Jun 1815
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA
D:	15 Jun 1838
P:	Orange, North Carolina, USA

4. Jesse Chavis

B:	1766
P:
M:
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D:	1840
P:

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3. Sarah Frances Anderson

B:	Abt 1794
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA
D:	1820
P:

6. Lewis Anderson

B:	Abt 1743
P:	North Carolina, USA
M:	Abt 1767
P:
D:	Bef 1805
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA

12. Lewis Anderson		=>

B:	1713
P:	Bertie, North Carolina, USA
M:	18 Jan 1732
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA
D:	Abt 1785
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA

13. Sarah Bass		=>

B:	1704
P:	Bertie, North Carolina, USA
D:	Bef 1785
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA

7. Winnie Bass

B:	1752
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA
D:
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14. Benjamin Bass, Sr.		=>

B:	Abt 1725
P:	Norfolk, Virginia, USA
M:	Bef 1762
P:
D:	Abt 1798
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA

15. Mary Bass

B:	1732
P:	Nansemond, Virginia, USA
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