Pedigree Chart for Mowency Jackson: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1858 -

1. Mowency Jackson

B:	1858
P:	North Carolina, USA
D:
P:

2. Daniel Jackson

B:	1828
P:	North Carolina, USA
M:
P:
D:
P:	Richmond, North Carolina, USA

4. James Jackson

B:	1800
P:	North Carolina, USA
M:
P:
D:
P:

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5. Mary Jackson

B:	1801
P:	North Carolina, USA
D:
P:

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3. Elizabeth Russell

B:	Sep 1833
P:	North Carolina, USA
D:
P:

6. James Russell

B:	Abt 1792
P:	North Carolina, USA
M:	Bef 1820
P:	Richmond, North Carolina, USA
D:	Between 1860 and 1870
P:	Richmond, North Carolina, USA

12. George Russell

B:	1752
P:	Brunswick, Virginia, USA
M:	11 Sep 1769
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA
D:
P:	USA

13. Rebeckah Richards

7. Mary Underwood

B:	28 Jul 1788
P:	North Carolina, USA
D:	11 Nov 1872
P:	Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA

14. Thomas Underwood		=>

B:	1734
P:	Virginia, USA
M:
P:
D:	1799
P:	Virginia, USA

15. Margaret Hammett

B:	1738
P:	Virginia, USA
D:	1816
P:	Virginia, USA

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