Alford Lyles: The Lost Creek Settlement

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Generation: 1

Alford Lyles was born Abt 1815, Tennessee, USA.

Alford married Barbara Walden. Barbara (daughter of Henry D. Walden and Lucretia Ann Chavis) was born 1825, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet]

Children:

2. William Henry Lyles was born 1849, Marshall, Kentucky, USA; died 1903.

Generation: 2

William Henry Lyles

(1.Alford¹) was born 1849, Marshall, Kentucky, USA; died 1903.

William married Amanda J Jenkins. Amanda was born May 1869, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet]

Children:

3. Lilliam Leonann Lyles was born 5 Aug 1902, Carrier Mills, Saline, Illinois, USA; died 19 Feb 1976, Carrier Mills, Saline, Illinois, USA.

Generation: 3

Lilliam Leonann Lyles

(2.William², 1.Alford¹) was born 5 Aug 1902, Carrier Mills, Saline, Illinois, USA; died 19 Feb 1976, Carrier Mills, Saline, Illinois, USA.

Lilliam married Ward Beecher Cole 12 Nov 1915, Gibson, Indiana, USA. Ward (son of Issac "Isaiah" Cole and Mary Leola Taylor) was born 23 Aug 1890, Carrier Mills, Saline, Illinois, USA; died 2 Mar 1974, Carrier Mills, Saline, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet]

Children:

4. James Alfred Cole was born Abt 1924, Illinois, USA; died 20 May 1974, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA.

Generation: 4

James Alfred Cole

(3.Lilliam³, 2.William², 1.Alford¹) was born Abt 1924, Illinois, USA; died 20 May 1974, Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, USA.

James married Erma Lee Davis. Erma died , USA. [Group Sheet]

Children:

5. Stephen A. Cole died , USA.

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