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Sarah Ellen Steele

Birth11 October 1875 - Avoca, Pottawattamie County, Iowa, USA
Death5 August 1927 - Salem, Marion County, Oregon, USA
MotherHenrietta E Boyd
FatherGeorge Marshall Steele

Born in Avoca, Pottawattamie County, Iowa, USA on 11 October 1875 to George Marshall Steele and Henrietta E Boyd. Sarah Ellen Steele married David Osborn Freeman and had 9 children. She passed away on 5 August 1927 in Salem, Marion County, Oregon, USA.

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Parents
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George Marshall Steele
1839 - 1916
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Henrietta E Boyd
1844 - 1926
Spouse(s)
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David Osborn Freeman
1861 - 1939
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Frances Beatrice Freeman
1903 - 1992
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Lois Irene Freeman
1910 - 2001
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George Forest Freeman
1901 - 1960
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Fern Blanche Freeman
1903 - 1993
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Winnifred Freeman
1894 - 1959
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Raymond Lewis Freeman
1908 - 1946
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David Orie Freeman
1905 - 1962
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Earl Clinton Freeman
1914 - 2004
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Joseph Merritt Freeman
1897 - 1966

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