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John Stepper

Birth17 Sep 1901 - Tripp County, South Dakota, USA
Death1 January 1982 - Salem, Marion, Oregon, USA
MotherRegina Sandau
FatherChristian Stepper

Born in Tripp County, South Dakota, USA on 17 Sep 1901 to Christian Stepper and Regina Sandau. John Stepper married Martha Kruckenberg (Stepper) and had 11 children. He passed away on 1 January 1982 in Salem, Marion, Oregon, USA.

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Parents
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Christian Stepper
1863 - 1945
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Regina Sandau
1869 - 1932
Spouse(s)
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Martha Kruckenberg (Stepper)
1903 - 1978
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Victor Ludwig Stepper
1929 - 1998
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Herbert Edwin Stepper
1933 - 2005
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Albert John Stepper
1930 - 1996
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Betty Lou Rosie Stepper (Florer)
1937 - 1999
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Alice Martha Stepper
1926 - 2012
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Marva Loumary Stepper
1937 - 1990
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Elmer C Stepper
1931 - 2010
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Frederick C Stepper
1936 - 2006
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Freda Stepper
1939 - Unknown
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Ruben Stepper
1927 - 2007
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James Robert Stepper
1940 - 1988

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