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James Paul Steele

BirthDec 1822 - Virginia, United States
Death30 May 1907 - Circleville, Pickaway, Ohio, United States
MotherAnn Workman
FatherJames Trimble R STEELE (stone cutter?)

Born in Virginia, United States on Dec 1822 to James Trimble R STEELE (stone cutter?) and Ann Workman. James Paul Steele married Mary Ann Taylor and had 8 children. He passed away on 30 May 1907 in Circleville, Pickaway, Ohio, United States.

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James Trimble R Steele (Stone Cutter?)
1790 - 1866
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Ann Workman
1789 - 1866
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Mary Ann Taylor
1827 - 1906
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Margaret Paul Steele
1864 - 1946
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Grant Steele
1869 - Unknown
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Frederick Hall Steele
1866 - 1936
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William Edward Steele
1853 - 1927
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Hattie Steele
1862 - Unknown
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Mary A. Steele
1856 - 1928
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Mattie J. Brannon
1867 - Unknown
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Vista Caroline Steele
1848 - 1914

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