Table of Contents displays in wrong order

I created and generated a Table of Contents, and am having a weird issue.   It's a 19-page document, and Table of Contents is set to display Headings 1 and 2.  Everything went fine, except that on one page the Heading 1 on top of the page displays in the Table of Contents below the Heading 1 level below it - i.e., they're in the wrong order!  
So, on the page its -
9       Text
10     Text
But on the Table of Contents it returns -
10     Text
9       Text
Any ideas about why it might be doing this?

It can't be! If "9. Text" and "10. Text" use the same list for auto-numbering and "10" is below "9" on the same page, Indesign can't generate such, unless you don't copy the numbering to the TOC and instead add numbering via TOC style. Check your TOC style settings.

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