Pedigree Chart for Katherine Ida Sims: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1902 - 1973 (70 years)

1. Katherine Ida Sims

B:	26 Jan 1902
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:	1973
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA

2. Abner Bishop Sims

B:	May 1850
P:	Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA
M:	27 Feb 1893
P:	Vigo, Indiana, USA
D:	1931
P:	Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA

4. James William Sims

B:	1821
P:	Belfast, Antrim, Northern Ireland
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D:	1898
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5. Catharine Ellis

B:	Apr 1832
P:	North Carolina, USA
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3. Anna H. Hill

B:	Aug 1870
P:	Marshall, Clark, Illinois, USA
D:	1954
P:	Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA

6. Jacob Hill

B:	14 Feb 1843
P:	Dinwiddie, Virginia, USA
M:	16 Oct 1869
P:	Clark, Illinois, USA
D:	13 Nov 1930
P:	Telocaset, Union, Oregon, USA

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13. Chana Hill

B:	1 Jan 1809
P:	Virginia, USA
D:	28 Feb 1901
P:	Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA

7. Mary Anne Meehling

B:	Abt 1852
P:	New York, New York, USA
D:	Aug 1879
P:	Clark, Illinois, USA

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