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Nancy Stepp

Birth6 January 1854 - Henderson County, North Carolina, USA
Death23 November 1924 - Dana, Henderson County, North Carolina, USA
MotherLeodecia Dicey King
FatherJames McKinley "Bearded Jim" Stepp

Born in Henderson County, North Carolina, USA on 6 January 1854 to James McKinley "Bearded Jim" Stepp and Leodecia Dicey King. Nancy Stepp had 10 children. She passed away on 23 November 1924 in Dana, Henderson County, North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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James Mckinley "Bearded Jim" Stepp
1819 - 1880
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Leodecia Dicey King
1824 - 1910
Children Show all
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Bertha Blackwell
1885 - 1918
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Gertrude Blackwell
1894 - 1989
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Nancy Elizabeth Blackwell (Williams)
1883 - 1918
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Thomas Ewart Blackwell
1889 - 1976
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Ura Delia Blackwell
1873 - 1953
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William Pinkney Blackwell
1891 - 1950
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John Wesley Blackwell
1875 - 1946
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Leora "Lola" Blackwell (Jackson)
1880 - 1914
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Alva Ruth Blackwell
1907 - 1991
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Cynthia A Blackwell
1878 - 1961

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