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Mark Steed

BirthAbt. 1784 - Montgomery County, North Carolina
DeathSEP 1839 - Lincoln, Tennessee, USA
MotherEula Jane Sanders
FatherMoses Steed

Born in Montgomery County, North Carolina on Abt. 1784 to Moses Steed and Eula Jane Sanders. Mark Steed married Tabitha Steed and had 14 children. He passed away on SEP 1839 in Lincoln, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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Moses Steed
1748 - 1839
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Eula Jane Sanders
1755 - 1810
Spouse(s)
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Tabitha Steed
1785 - 1845
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William Farmer Steed
1825 - 1913
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Naomi M Steed
1816 - 1865
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Malcolm Steed
1810 - 1849
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Adeline Steed Hall
1812 - 1854
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Moses H. Steed
1819 - 1866
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Cynthia Steed Laws
1819 - 1870
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Frederic Farmer Steed
1827 - 1899
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Demaris Steed
1805 - 1845
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Nc Nancy Steed
1814 - 1833
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Martha Steed
1824 - 1865
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John S Steed
1827 - Unknown
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Nathaniel Steed
1811 - 1852
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Mary Ann Steed
1827 - Unknown
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Nc "Infant Nn" Steed
1815 - 1815

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