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Adelia E Morgan

Birth15 May 1872 - Morganton, Rhea, Tennessee, United States of America
Death6 July 1957 - Meridian, Lauderdale, Mississippi, United States of America
MotherSarah Lucinda Foust
FatherCalvin Morgan

Born in Morganton, Rhea, Tennessee, United States of America on 15 May 1872 to Calvin Morgan and Sarah Lucinda Foust. Adelia E Morgan married Nathan Worley Steelman and had 8 children. She passed away on 6 July 1957 in Meridian, Lauderdale, Mississippi, United States of America.

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Calvin Morgan
1822 - 1901
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Sarah Lucinda Foust
1828 - 1915
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Nathan Worley Steelman
1860 - 1909
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Calvin Vernon Steelman
1895 - Unknown
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Lloyd Anthony Steelman
1899 - 1970
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Coy Steelman
1897 - 1901
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Sarah Edna Steelman
1905 - 1990
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Lorene Steelman
1909 - 1987
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Clara Belle Steelman
1891 - 1960
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Wayne "Mannie" Steelman
1902 - 1956
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Chester Steelman
1907 - 1977

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