Pedigree Chart for Meridith John Underwood: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1921 - 1969 (47 years)

1. Meridith John Underwood

B:	29 Dec 1921
P:	Indiana, USA
D:	12 Mar 1969
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA

2. Richard J Underwood

B:	22 Feb 1872
P:	Indiana, USA
M:	14 Nov 1906
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:	23 May 1955
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA

4. Armstead Underwood

B:	1829
P:	North Carolina, USA
M:	17 Jul 1851
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:	26 Jan 1878
P:	Indiana, USA

8. John Underwood		=>

B:	18 Nov 1804
P:	Richmond, North Carolina, USA
M:	Dec 1826
P:	North Carolina, USA
D:	16 Dec 1891
P:	Indiana, USA

9. Louisa Kennihorn

B:	Abt 1802
P:	Virginia, USA
D:	2 Feb 1887
P:	Linton, Vigo, Indiana, USA

5. Elizabeth Stewart

B:	20 Dec 1830
P:	Indiana, USA
D:	21 Apr 1907
P:	Honey Creek, Vigo, Indiana, USA

10. Armstead Stewart		=>

B:	1783
P:	Virginia, USA
M:	26 Feb 1830
P:	Knox, Indiana, USA
D:
P:	USA

11. Pheobe Ede Embrey

3. Gertrude Mae Simpson

B:	30 May 1882
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:	4 Mar 1938
P:	Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA

6. John Westley Simpson

B:	Abt 1855
P:	Indiana, USA
M:	6 Dec 1877
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:
P:

12. Stephen Simpson

B:	Abt 1810
P:	Kentucky, USA
M:
P:
D:
P:

13. Violet Roper		=>

B:	Abt 1833
P:	Kentucky, USA
D:
P:	USA

7. Amanda J. Stewart

B:	17 Nov 1855
P:	Indiana, USA
D:	6 Jan 1926
P:	Gary, Lake, Indiana, USA

14. Matthew Stewart		=>

B:	Abt 1816
P:	North Carolina, USA
M:	25 Mar 1847
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:
P:

15. Eliza Bass		=>

B:	Abt 1833
P:	Indiana, USA
D:
P:

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