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Elisabeth Lear

Birth1719 - Farnham, Richmond, Virginia, United States
Death1790 - Dobbs County, North Carolina, United States
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FatherJohn Lear

Born in Farnham, Richmond, Virginia, United States on 1719 to John Lear. Elisabeth Lear married Harrison Creel and had 8 children. She passed away on 1790 in Dobbs County, North Carolina, United States.

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John Lear
1678 - 1738
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Spouse(s)
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Harrison Creel
1719 - 1790
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John Creel
1745 - 1800
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Patsy Creel
1739 - Unknown
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Marvin Creel
1748 - Unknown
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James Creel
1742 - Unknown
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Harrison Creel
1737 - Unknown
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Jane Creel
1750 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Creel
1736 - Unknown
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Anna Sofia Creel
1746 - Unknown

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