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Edward Stepp

Birthabt 1865 - North Carolina
Death4-2-1950 - Black Mountain, Buncombe, North Carolina, USA
MotherMyra Smith Stepp
FatherJoseph Stepp Stapp

Born in North Carolina on abt 1865 to Joseph Stepp Stapp and Myra Smith Stepp. Edward Stepp had 18 children. He passed away on 4-2-1950 in Black Mountain, Buncombe, North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Joseph Stepp Stapp
1795 - 1880
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Myra Smith Stepp
1825 - Unknown
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Bob Stepp
1891 - Unknown
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Grace Catherine Stepp Greenlee
1914 - 1994
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William Stepp
1893 - 1970
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Ardelia Stepp
1913 - 1936
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Florence Alma Stepp Greenlee
1897 - 1945
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Fannie Jane Stepp
1896 - 1975
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Early Stepp
1900 - 1961
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Logan Stepp
1907 - 1962
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Myrtle Florine Flack Burgess
1903 - 1984
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Burgin Sylvester Stepp
1886 - 1970
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Alfred Emanuel Steff/stepp
1905 - 1998
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Thomas Stepp
1899 - 1960
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Martin Steff/stepp
1890 - Unknown
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Forest Stepp
1894 - 1942
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Jack Stepp
1888 - Unknown
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Robert Stepp
1892 - 1922
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Gus Stepp
1902 - Unknown
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Gilbert Steff
1909 - Unknown

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