I am related to a Mary Jane Steen Logan who was named for a Steen relative in Westmoreland county. I have been trying to find her children. She married a Dr. J. Shoemaker and moved out to the Penn State Area. Did you ever hear of her? Her grandmother was RAchel Moore STeen married to a Jonathan Gill. Gobnait Ni Leocháin Genealogy: Where you confuse the dead and irritate the living.

>From the Pittsburgh Press Tues P.M. edition July 3, 1906 (page four) Hugh Findley Irwin of College Hill, Cincinnati, died yesterday at the residence of his son, F.J. Irwin, No. 744 North Negley avenue. Mr. Irwin was born in Pittsburg and lived here nearly all his life. For over 40 years he was connected with the Presbyterian Banner in an editorial capacity. Eight years ago he retired from active work and with his wife made their home in Cincinnati with their only daughter, Mrs. Lewis Ellsworth Aiken. A few days ago they came to Pittsburg on their way to Saegerstown, where Mr. Irwin and his wife spent their summers. While at his son's he was taken suddenly ill and died. Two children survive, F.J. Irwin of the Pittsburg Coal Co. and Mrs. Lewis Aiken.

Pittsburgh Press July 3, 1906 Mrs. Martha Katherine Davis, age 49 years, wife of Robert D. Davis, died at her home, No. 15 Carver street, East End, yesterday. Mrs. Davis was born on the South Side, Pittsburg and had resided in this city nearly all her life. She was educated in the public school of Pittsburg and in 1878 married Robert D. Davis. Seven children were born to them. Mrs. Davis was a member of the Park Avenue Presbyterian Church. She was also a member Friendship Lodge No. 128, Protected Home Circle. Besides her husband, the following children survive: Elmer E. of Pittsburg; Andrew G., James Z., Emma May, Ethel, Margaret and Elizabeth, at home.

I have not done much research on the Steen line since it is not a direct relationship so I can't give much help as far as Mary Jane Steen Logan. Stella Steen was the daughter of William John Steen and Sarah Ireland (daughter of Thomas & Jane Ireland). My gg granduncle, James Samuel Montgomery, was first married to Jennie Ireland, whom I believe to be Sarah Ireland's sister since Stella and 2 young siblings are buried in James Montgomery lot in Allegheny cemetery. William John Steen was the son of David Steen and Mary Dickson. David and Mary, according to his biography in the "History of Allegheny County" had 5 living children when the bio was written: William John Steen, Thomas D. Steen, James B. Steen, Margaret Steen Walker, and Rachel Steen Blackmore. (The last name is so similar to your Rachel Moore Steen that maybe there is a connection?) The family was Presbyterian. Jo