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James Henry Stepp

Birth22 Aug 1868 - Henderson County, North Carolina
Death9 Jul 1934 - Hendersonville, Henderson County, North Carolina
MotherFrances E. "Frankie" Payne (Heatherly) (Stepp)
FatherJames Stepp

Born in Henderson County, North Carolina on 22 Aug 1868 to James Stepp and Frances E. "Frankie" Payne (Heatherly) (Stepp). James Henry Stepp married Cora Ann Galloway and had 7 children. He passed away on 9 Jul 1934 in Hendersonville, Henderson County, North Carolina.

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James Stepp
1795 - 1880
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Frances E. "Frankie" Payne (Heatherly) (Stepp)
1837 - 1900
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Cora Ann Galloway
1898 - 1934
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Alice Mahaffey
1887 - 1916
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James Henry Stepp
1925 - 2003
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Delia Chastine Stepp
1905 - 1962
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Elsie A Stepp
1906 - 1963
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Ladd "Lattie" Cecil Stepp
1913 - 2003
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James Robert Stepp
1916 - 1916
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Dorothy Pearl Stepp
1914 - 1937
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Brownloe Stepp
1909 - Unknown

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