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Marion John Steele

Birth12 September 1882 - Franklin County, Tennessee, USA
Death11 Feb 1970 - SCOTTSBORO, AL
MotherMartha E "Mattie" Hicks
FatherWilliam (Bill) Samuel Steele

Born in Franklin County, Tennessee, USA on 12 September 1882 to William (Bill) Samuel Steele and Martha E "Mattie" Hicks. Marion John Steele married Lula Mae Steele and had 11 children. He passed away on 11 Feb 1970 in SCOTTSBORO, AL.

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Parents
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William (Bill) Samuel Steele
1856 - 1934
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Martha E "Mattie" Hicks
1859 - 1900
Spouse(s)
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Lula Mae Steele
1885 - 1980
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Martha Steel
1907 - 2012
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Melisa Jane "Janie" Steele
1902 - 1948
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John Otto Steele
1908 - 1948
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Horace Steele
1905 - 1930
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Ruby Ammer Holloway
1916 - 1999
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Annie May/gray Steele
1925 - 2009
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Sam B. Steele
1922 - 1980
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Jerry Steele
1913 - 1939
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Lawrence Henry Steel
1904 - 1905
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Mary Lee "Lynn" Steele
1911 - 2010
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Jessie Pauline Steele
1919 - 2004

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