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Nancy E. Stepp

Birth7 Sep 1846 - Pike, Kentucky, USA
Death1910 - Kentucky, United States
MotherCharity Maynard
FatherRobert Sr Stepp

Born in Pike, Kentucky, USA on 7 Sep 1846 to Robert Sr Stepp and Charity Maynard. Nancy E. Stepp married Henry Carter and had 13 children. She passed away on 1910 in Kentucky, United States.

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Parents
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Robert Sr Stepp
1823 - 1898
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Charity Maynard
1828 - 1898
Spouse(s)
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Henry Carter
1845 - 1918
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Presley Carter
1883 - 1939
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Sarah Carter
1874 - Unknown
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Mary "Polly" Carter
1862 - 1955
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John Henry Carter
1870 - 1910
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Alfred Carter
1874 - 1951
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Lurana Carter
1872 - Unknown
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Robert Carter
1876 - 1945
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Margret Carter
1877 - 1949
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David Carter
1885 - 1938
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Charity Stacy Stacey
1893 - Unknown
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Shadrick "Shade" Carter
1886 - 1963
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John C. Carter
1859 - Unknown
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Henry H. Carter
1872 - Unknown

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