Pedigree Chart for Duphena Emily Bass: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1834 - 1870 (36 years)

1. Duphena Emily Bass

B:	1834
P:	Indiana, USA
D:	1870
P:	Coles, Illinois, USA

2. Jethro Bass

B:	Apr 1787
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA
M:	3 Apr 1809
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA
D:	1865
P:	Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA

4. Jesse Day

B:	1761
P:	Northumberland, Virginia, USA
M:	6 Nov 1782
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA
D:
P:

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5. Prudence Bass

B:	Abt 1768
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA
D:
P:

10. Edward Bass, II		=>

B:	1729
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA
M:	1760
P:
D:	1800
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA

11. Tamor Anderson		=>

B:	Abt 1740
P:	Granville, North Carolina, USA
D:	Aft 1785
P:	North Carolina, USA

3. Polly Mitchell

B:	1788
P:	Sussex, Virginia, USA
D:	1865
P:	Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA

6. Thomas Mitchell

B:	25 Feb 1763
P:	Albemarle, Virginia, USA
M:	22 Feb 1785
P:	Virginia, USA
D:	Nov 1811
P:	Wilson, Tennessee, USA

12. Henry Mitchell, IV		=>

B:	1718
P:	Surry, Virginia, USA
M:	1740
P:	Surry, Virginia, USA
D:	1773
P:	Sussex, Sussex, Virginia, USA

13. Prissilla Jones		=>

B:	2 Jun 1723
P:	Virginia, USA
D:	3 Dec 1774
P:	Virginia, USA

7. Rebecca Stewart

B:	7 Mar 1762
P:	Henrico, Virginia, USA
D:	1810
P:

14. William Stewart		=>

B:	1704
P:	Sussex, Virginia, USA
M:	1745
P:	Charles City, Virginia, USA
D:	1774
P:	Sussex, Sussex, Virginia, USA

15. Mary Shands		=>

B:	1715
P:	Sussex, Sussex, Virginia, USA
D:	1771
P:	Giles, Tennessee, USA

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