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Bazzle Stepp

Birth23 Aug 1891 - Martin, Kentucky, USA
Death27 Nov 1964 - Martin, Kentucky, USA
MotherMargret Jane Davis
FatherJames Stepp

Born in Martin, Kentucky, USA on 23 Aug 1891 to James Stepp and Margret Jane Davis. Bazzle Stepp married Bessie Stepp and had 10 children. He passed away on 27 Nov 1964 in Martin, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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James Stepp
1864 - 1897
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Margret Jane Davis
1866 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Bessie Stepp
1888 - 1952
Children Show all
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Webster Stepp
1923 - 1968
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Cazof Stepp
1920 - 1984
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John Lewis Stepp
1921 - 1977
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Linda Lou Stepp
1944 - 1990
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Agatha Marie Stepp
1928 - 1999
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James A Stepp
1933 - 1987
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Georgia Lee "Joy" Stepp
1925 - 2000
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Peggy Sue Stepp
1942 - 2009
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Delores Irene Stepp
1924 - 1987
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Bazal Stepp
1917 - 1978

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