This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YdJBAIB/1997 Message Board Post: Need information about ancestors and and descendants of Daniel B Steele. He was born 1815 in Mass. He for many years was a blacksmith. In later years he said he was a steelworker. He married Letty Margaret Winters abt 1839. She died abt 1856/58. He then married a lady named Catherine and had a second family. The children of the first marriage are: Maria m. a Mr. Gould and Alexander Francis; Letty; George; William;Abraham; Margaret;Thomas;and possible Daniel James. Daniel James could be the first born son of the second marriage. I believe that he may have died about 1892 in Paterson, New Jersey.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YdJBAIB/1335.2 Message Board Post: I have a Thomas Steel(e) who was born 11-April-1810 and died 19-September-1886 in Indiana. He married a Susannah Frederick on 9-December-1837 in Monongalia County, West Virginia. Susannah was born 24-March-1818 and died 22-July-1900. If this sounds like the right family you can e-mail me. I have some more information I will be glad to share with you. Heidi dragnfly2@attbi.com

Fellow Seekers, I seek information about Samuel Steel(e), one of the many Samuels. "My" Samuel was born 1767, probably in Pennsylvania. He married a woman named Nancy, last name unknown. Nancy was born 1765, also probably in Pennsylvannia. They had a number of children: Christopher, b. 1792 in PA, married Catherine (last name unknown), and died March 23, 1872; John, b. 1796 in PA, married Mary (last name unknown), died also (?) March 23, 1872; Adam, b. 1801 in PA, married Dolla (last name unknown; an unnamed daughter b. 1801 to 1810 in PA; a son Henry, b. 1800 to 1810 in PA. They "probably" had other children. It appears they moved from PA to Malaga Township, Monroe County, Ohio between 1810 and 1830. Samuel and Nancy are believed to have died 1850 to 1860 in Ohio. I am of the line of their son John. John moved to Tazewell County, Illinois. I am looking for any information you may have about Samuel or Nancy. Secondary search is for info about Christopher, Adam, Henry, the unnamed daughter, and any other of their children. I have good info about John if you need that. I am particularly interested in Samuel's parents, possibly another Samuel Steel(e) of PA. Thanks in advance for any assistance you may be able to provide. Dennis Steele Princeville, IL dsteele@mtco.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Steele, Ebright, Minugh Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YdJBAIB/1996 Message Board Post: Looking for descendants of John Andrew Steele (son of John Scott Steele and Sarah Ebright Steele). John Andrew married Anita Popham Minugh. When did he die? Would like to find descendants. Have Steele information to share, and old photographs that may be of this family

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YdJBAIB/1992.1 Message Board Post: My Gr Grandfather, Alpha James Steele was born 17 Apr 1888 in Thornton, Limestone Co, TX. I have not been able to find his parents or other relatives. Would love to be able to make a connection.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Steele , Beals Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YdJBAIB/1995.1.1 Message Board Post: Sorry , but I can not offer You any information on My Steele Family because I only know of Amanda, She was My Gr. Gr, Grandmother, I descend from Her son Onea Beals. His daughter Gaynell was My Grandmother & Frankly You could not help but see that they were of Indian blood I have a photo of Amanda & My Grandmother Gaynell looks just like Her, I wish I could Help You, I will keep Your names in mind though. Good Luck To You !! Cindy Kay

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YdJBAIB/1995.1 Message Board Post: Cindy, You said your Great-great-grandmother has Indian blood in her? What is she? I have some family in my geneology, who are of the Blackfoot tribe, the Chiricau-Apaches(decending from Geronimo himself), etc. The one thats Chiricua(not spelled right, i think!), we aren't sure if she had any brothers or sisters...we are still looking, because I am researching my Mom's side's family geneology. Her name is: Collonial Clesslie Griffith who m. a Charles Bernard Steele(My Mom's side of the family are Steeles) We haven't been able to find out if she had any siblings, because according to everything we have read on the family, she got adopted by a family named Griffith, so we aren't even sure what her madien name is. Can you help? If not, thats ok, too...but if you see any names in your family geneology that may go with mine, let me know, ok? If not, I am still searching! :) Thanks for your time and efforts. :) laurie ;)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Steele > Beals Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YdJBAIB/1995 Message Board Post: Amanda Elizabeth Steele married Almon Riley Beals in Hardin County Ohio in 1876. Amanda is Definitely of Indian Blood , She is My Gr. Gr. Grandmother. Contact Me at pmacareo@msn.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: STEELE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YdJBAIB/1994 Message Board Post: Looking for background on Della Mary STEELE (1877-1902) who wed James EADY (1871-?) on 6-14-1899 in Adams Co., In.

Thanks to those who replied regarding the subject of paying or sharing. I appreciate your input. I can understand paying if "work" has actually been done by a professional genealogist, ie. research. I myself pay people for work I don't want/like/have time to do, even if I do know how to do it. Plumbing is a good example! If this professional is a real genealogist, then he should be getting paid for his research, not just what he is able to acquire from others by getting their gedcom file, who have actually done the work for him. 'Nuff said--I don't want to get "off topic"! Thanks again, everybody! Sherry

I totally agree with you, Sherry Linda--Searching Emma Steel and Marcellus Mettler in Pike County, Missouri. Steel75642@aol.com wrote: > Thanks to those who replied regarding the subject of paying or sharing. I > appreciate your input. I can understand paying if "work" has actually been > done by a professional genealogist, ie. research. I myself pay people for > work I don't want/like/have time to do, even if I do know how to do it. > Plumbing is a good example! If this professional is a real genealogist, then > he should be getting paid for his research, not just what he is able to > acquire from others by getting their gedcom file, who have actually done the > work for him. 'Nuff said--I don't want to get "off topic"! Thanks again, > everybody! Sherry > > ==== STEELE Mailing List ==== > Boards > Surnames > Steele - post a topic below, defaults to the list! > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.steele > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Sara, I have never paid anyone for research up to this point, but I also have ancestors from Northern Ireland who ended up in North Carolina and I have been unsuccessful in finding them on my own for over five (5) years. I have written to folks in Northern Ireland who have my own surname and spelled the same without success. I have joined Societies in NI with out success. If you would share the name(s) of the researcher(s) you used in NI, I just think it sounds like a good idea at this point for me. I agree with Sherry, what I have gathered has been a work of joy of knowing who I am and where my ancestors came from and because of my love of history, it has been a great deal of fun, especially when I can find more than just names and dates. I also have Steele ancestors from Texas, Virginia and Georgia. At this point and time 1786 in Georgia is as far back as I can go. My paternal grandmother was a Steele. Billy McMenamy -----Original Message----- From: Sara Martha Steele [mailto:smsteele@facstaff.wisc.edu] Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 10:14 AM To: STEELE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [STEELE] Re: Sharing or Paying Sherry of Seattle raised interesting questions. One question deals with sharing which may involve a third person and commercial use. Whenever one puts a gedcom up on a site or makes it available through a commerical genealogy website, that is what could happen. Yes, there are supposed to be rules, but it is very hard to monitor. One just has to counter balance the pros and the cons of sharing and make ones own decision. The other question deals with paying for information. Until all info is available free via computer, we are still going to have to have people search local records at locations that we can not travel to. It is appropriate to pay them. I have had wonderful help from local history and genealogy society members in the U.S. and Canada. Often they only ask for a donation to their society to help them increase their local resources. I have also employed professionals and semi-professionals and gotten help well worth the cost. I had a great professional helping me trace my great-great Steele uncles' families across Canada and have had good help from professionals in Northern Ireland and some that knew early New England and North Carolina sources very well. To me, that is the other advantage of hiring a searcher in addition to the fact that they can access local ifnormation that you can't. Good searchers are very efficient in knowing local and regional sources. In addition I access various data sources and get as much as I can on my own. I have easy access to the Wisconsin State Historical Library which has one of the top collections of geneaologies and local history books in the country as well as census from all states and many newspapers . However, when I needed material not available in the library I often found that I did not know the sources and my searcher did, saving a good deal of time. The other advantage of hiring professionals as opposed to only accepting shared information is that the professional usually documents sources. Some, amateurs like me, do not. I like the hunt rather than the taxidermy--ie, being exact on volume and page. Data that I share usually is sound but I am not guaranteeing it. However, I think that the amount you quoted is exorbitant. A minimum number of hours is typical but the total of about $600 is not usual unless prices have gone up a lot. One other comment. Digging for information is a kind of activity that some of us who like puzzles and detail enjoy and others do not. A high powered business man, for example, is used to paying other people to do the digging. He or she doesn't have time or interest to deal with the bits and pieces but wants the end result. Sara At 12:49 AM 12/28/01 EST, you wrote: >Anyone know of a connection between someone name "Ash", who would have a >connection to a Steele family? I responded to a post from someone, who >apparently has connections to my Steele family, and it turns out the posting >was done by a third party, hired by this person, to find his Steele family >connections. The "client" has paid a tremendous amount of money to this firm >to do his genealogy ($60/hour--10 hour minimum), all of which he could do >himself IF he had a computer (which he doesn't)! I would gladly share my >information directly with this person, but I am more than a little reluctant >for him to have to pay so much money to have someone else get it for him. I >am also not comfortable with the idea of this third party having my "stuff". >I'm not willing for my "relative" to pay so much money for the information, >and the third party get it for free from me! My work has a value, too, >especially for independent third party "professionals", who in turn sell it >to my family! Please let me know if you know of this "Ash Family" researcher, >and also I would appreciate some feedback from those of you on this list--am >I justified in feeling this way? Thanks! Sherry (Seattle) > > >==== STEELE Mailing List ==== >Search, Subscribe & Unsubscribe STEELE-L >http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/s/steele.html >List Manager's address STEELE-admin@rootsweb.com > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > ==== STEELE Mailing List ==== Search, Subscribe & Unsubscribe STEELE-L http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/s/steele.html List Manager's address STEELE-admin@rootsweb.com ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 --- Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.309 / Virus Database: 170 - Release Date: 12/17/2001 --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. 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For more than a decade I have been trying to track a female Steele (b. abt 1818). I have hit brickwalls everywhere. Does anyone have information on MS Steeles in Natchez area? She may or may not be part of Archibald Steele's family...that's part of the dilemma. Minerva Steele b. abt 1818 in MS, married 1) Garrett Williamson in 1833 in Adams 2) Richard Grooms 1836 in Jefferson 3) Albert Morris about 1838 in New Orleans 4) Seth Stem in 1845 in New Orleans She died 1890 in New Orleans. Help deeply appreciated. Ruth Bennett in Baton Rouge

Sherry, Two things: 1. I have an "Ash" family that shows up in my Steele line. My line is from SC>TN>AR>OK. If there is any possible connection get back to me and I can be more specific. 2. Some people don't have the time or the resources to do family research. Yet it is something they desperately want to discover. So, they hire people to do the work for them. There is nothing wrong with that as long as you have a willing buyer and a willing seller. You, like myself, are not in the money making genealogy business. I admire your willingness to share your hard work with any family member and understand your reluctance to share it with entrepreneurs, but, if a paid researcher takes their time to research a family, in which they have no personal interest, then they should be compensated. And, if, in the mean time, they take your work and help other people find their family then what is the harm? Good luck. Frank Sullivan, Jr. (My mother is Erleen Steele - we are very proud of our Steele line) Steel75642@aol.com wrote: > > Anyone know of a connection between someone name "Ash", who would have a > connection to a Steele family? I responded to a post from someone, who > apparently has connections to my Steele family, and it turns out the posting > was done by a third party, hired by this person, to find his Steele family > connections. The "client" has paid a tremendous amount of money to this firm > to do his genealogy ($60/hour--10 hour minimum), all of which he could do > himself IF he had a computer (which he doesn't)! I would gladly share my > information directly with this person, but I am more than a little reluctant > for him to have to pay so much money to have someone else get it for him. I > am also not comfortable with the idea of this third party having my "stuff". > I'm not willing for my "relative" to pay so much money for the information, > and the third party get it for free from me! My work has a value, too, > especially for independent third party "professionals", who in turn sell it > to my family! Please let me know if you know of this "Ash Family" researcher, > and also I would appreciate some feedback from those of you on this list--am > I justified in feeling this way? Thanks! Sherry (Seattle) > > ==== STEELE Mailing List ==== > Search, Subscribe & Unsubscribe STEELE-L > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/s/steele.html > List Manager's address STEELE-admin@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Sherry of Seattle raised interesting questions. One question deals with sharing which may involve a third person and commercial use. Whenever one puts a gedcom up on a site or makes it available through a commerical genealogy website, that is what could happen. Yes, there are supposed to be rules, but it is very hard to monitor. One just has to counter balance the pros and the cons of sharing and make ones own decision. The other question deals with paying for information. Until all info is available free via computer, we are still going to have to have people search local records at locations that we can not travel to. It is appropriate to pay them. I have had wonderful help from local history and genealogy society members in the U.S. and Canada. Often they only ask for a donation to their society to help them increase their local resources. I have also employed professionals and semi-professionals and gotten help well worth the cost. I had a great professional helping me trace my great-great Steele uncles' families across Canada and have had good help from professionals in Northern Ireland and some that knew early New England and North Carolina sources very well. To me, that is the other advantage of hiring a searcher in addition to the fact that they can access local ifnormation that you can't. Good searchers are very efficient in knowing local and regional sources. In addition I access various data sources and get as much as I can on my own. I have easy access to the Wisconsin State Historical Library which has one of the top collections of geneaologies and local history books in the country as well as census from all states and many newspapers . However, when I needed material not available in the library I often found that I did not know the sources and my searcher did, saving a good deal of time. The other advantage of hiring professionals as opposed to only accepting shared information is that the professional usually documents sources. Some, amateurs like me, do not. I like the hunt rather than the taxidermy--ie, being exact on volume and page. Data that I share usually is sound but I am not guaranteeing it. However, I think that the amount you quoted is exorbitant. A minimum number of hours is typical but the total of about $600 is not usual unless prices have gone up a lot. One other comment. Digging for information is a kind of activity that some of us who like puzzles and detail enjoy and others do not. A high powered business man, for example, is used to paying other people to do the digging. He or she doesn't have time or interest to deal with the bits and pieces but wants the end result. Sara At 12:49 AM 12/28/01 EST, you wrote: >Anyone know of a connection between someone name "Ash", who would have a >connection to a Steele family? I responded to a post from someone, who >apparently has connections to my Steele family, and it turns out the posting >was done by a third party, hired by this person, to find his Steele family >connections. The "client" has paid a tremendous amount of money to this firm >to do his genealogy ($60/hour--10 hour minimum), all of which he could do >himself IF he had a computer (which he doesn't)! I would gladly share my >information directly with this person, but I am more than a little reluctant >for him to have to pay so much money to have someone else get it for him. I >am also not comfortable with the idea of this third party having my "stuff". >I'm not willing for my "relative" to pay so much money for the information, >and the third party get it for free from me! My work has a value, too, >especially for independent third party "professionals", who in turn sell it >to my family! Please let me know if you know of this "Ash Family" researcher, >and also I would appreciate some feedback from those of you on this list--am >I justified in feeling this way? Thanks! Sherry (Seattle) > > >==== STEELE Mailing List ==== >Search, Subscribe & Unsubscribe STEELE-L >http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/s/steele.html >List Manager's address STEELE-admin@rootsweb.com > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I think I replied to your message before but have not heard back. I am sure we are talking of the same Peter Etzcorn. The Mary Steele he married was the dau. of James Monroe and Artemetia Steele. She was born in Iowa after her father returned from the Civil War. They moved to Mich. in 1872. She attended school in Kalkaska County. She married Will Ives and had two children, Will and Mae. Will died of a heart attack when he was fairly young. Mary was married to Pete for about ten years before his death. They had no children. Mary was a very active and well liked person who seemed to always being helping one branch of the family or another whenever there was illness or babies being born. I have lots of info. about the family but not sure what you are interested in. Her son Will became a teacher, married had three children before his wife left. The kids had a rough life living with one relative after another. Will remarried but the new wife didn't want to raise the children. Mary's dau. Mae married and had a large family. Her married name was Philo. She died of TB when the children were still young. Sandy Steele Mann --- bryanetz@bright.net wrote: > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to > this mailing list. > > Surnames: Etzcorn > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YdJBAIB/1869.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Could you send me information on these people that > you have, "Mary Editha "Steele" Ives & Peter > Etzcorn, Apr., 1913." in your Geneology....I am a > Decendant of a Peter Etzcorn myself, but was married > Nov. 20 1876 and was from Prussia near the Rhine. > > > ==== STEELE Mailing List ==== > Boards > Surnames > Steele - post a topic below, > defaults to the list! > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.steele > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion > online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send your FREE holiday greetings online! http://greetings.yahoo.com

Anyone know of a connection between someone name "Ash", who would have a connection to a Steele family? I responded to a post from someone, who apparently has connections to my Steele family, and it turns out the posting was done by a third party, hired by this person, to find his Steele family connections. The "client" has paid a tremendous amount of money to this firm to do his genealogy ($60/hour--10 hour minimum), all of which he could do himself IF he had a computer (which he doesn't)! I would gladly share my information directly with this person, but I am more than a little reluctant for him to have to pay so much money to have someone else get it for him. I am also not comfortable with the idea of this third party having my "stuff". I'm not willing for my "relative" to pay so much money for the information, and the third party get it for free from me! My work has a value, too, especially for independent third party "professionals", who in turn sell it to my family! Please let me know if you know of this "Ash Family" researcher, and also I would appreciate some feedback from those of you on this list--am I justified in feeling this way? Thanks! Sherry (Seattle)

Subject: Steele Family of Vinton County Reunion, Ash Cave State Park, Ohio – 1951 – 1967. Greetings, How about a late Christmas present for you all? Here are the named entries from my grandmother’s Steele Family Reunion Ledger, covering the years 1951 thru 1967. The reunions were held at Ash Cave State Park for Steele Family members and friends and many of the family originated in the Vinton County area of Ohio. No attempt was made to correct typographical errors. Also, no assumptions were made about attendees – individuals could be family, friends or guests. In the interest of keeping this post as short as possible but useful as well, I have extracted the attendance list names, deleted any address information, and left the names in the order they appear within the journal (earliest years first). I have transcribed the ledger as well as scanned it and can provide the complete transcription or scans to those with family connections to any attendees here. It is my hope that this list of surnames will help someone make connections to and from their ancestors and perhaps even be able to contact living descendants from this data. I can be reached at jaevans@codenet.net. Sincerely, John A. Evans Mrs. E. Philby's Church John Philby's Church Mr & Mrs. Earl Phillips Mr & Mrs. B.J. Frost Roy & Agnes E. Wolfe Mr & Mrs Sam Barker Alpha Smith & Geo Harold Steele & Family Mr & Mrs Willis Brown Mr & Mrs Paul R. Davis Mr & Mrs. Clarence Fenneken Miss Phebe Mathews Chauncey & Edith Steele Richard Heitzwebel Mr & Mrs Fred Pimble + Darlene Mr & Mrs. Allen. Huff Mr Herb Lash Mrs Mazie Kennedy Mr & Mrs Hobart Steele Mr & Mrs. Peter Bingmer Mrs. Chas. Dillin Mrs Velina Karns Mr & Mrs Geo Greene Mr & Mrs Marcus Shats Mr & Mrs Everett Knox Mr & Mrs D.P. Davis Bobbie Dean Davis Mrs Anna Scott James Keith Davis Olive Davis Myrtle Davis Myrta Steele Coral E. Hewitt Mr. H. & Mrs. Steele Mr. Mrs. Robert V. Smith Mr & Mrs Marcus Shata Mrs. Anna Scott J Alpha Smith Cora, Harold, MaryAnn Bob George & Electa Greene Roy & Agnes Wolfe Mr & Mrs and Daughters L C Marx Olive Davis Lulu Trowbridge Myrtle Davis Frank Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Pete Bingmer Chas. F. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Wylen F. Steele & Judy W J Prose Mr & Mrs. Earl Phillips Mrs. W. H. Steele Mr & Mrs C.E.Steele Phebe Matheny Reathie Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Davis Mrs. Clarence Fenneken Dick Heitzwebel Mr & Ms Ralph Mphillips Chester Steele Mr. & Mrs. Smith E. Runyan Mr & Mrs. Clifford Courter Myrtle Steele Gladys & Allen Huff Fred Prindle Mr & Mrs J.A. Huff & Mike Mr and Mrs Herbert Lash Miss Patty Lash Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Fenneken & Mr & Mrs. Willis Brown & Mr & Mrs Frank Ellis Chauncey & Edith Steele Dick Heitzwebel Mr & Mrs Boyd Blum Mrs. Cora Ellis Mrs Mobel Hass Robert Hass Mr & Mrs Ralph F. Hass Mr & Mrs Chas. E. Rubey & Daughter Mr & Mrs. Chas Ellis & Paula Kay Mr & Mrs. W. H. Steele Mr & Mrs. E.S. Phillips Olive Davis Myrtle Davis Charles F. Davis Earl & Alma Craft Mrs. Mae Cozad Mrs. Eddie Bodkins and son Mrs J Alpha Smith W S Prore Mr & Mrs Hobart Steele Mr & Mrs Merlin Rhunscheld Louise) Merlin Wayne Rhuinscheld Carolyn Rhuinscheld Shirley Siglier Mrs. Chas. Jackie Lee Debbie Syne Carl Steele Jessie [?] Steele Mr & Mrs Geo Greene Mr & Mrs Clifford Courter Icy Mitchell Shirley Imbodum Mrs Evelyn Day Mr & Mrs W.F. Steele & Judy Mr & Mrs W.G. Brown & son Larry Mr & Mrs. W.H. STEELE C.F. Davis Chester Steele Mr & Mrs Ralph F. Hass Anise Cox Mimmie B. Shurtz Mr & Mrs. Olen Smith Alpha Steele Mr & Mrs Merlin Rheinscheld Janice Williams Mrs Emma Haas Mrs Waneda Rose & Connie Miss Bula Hewitt Mr & Mrs Hobart Steele Mr & Mrs George W Green Mr & Mrs Bertie Johnson Georgie and Billy Johnson ( Sons ) Mr & Mrs Sam Barlow Mr Lewis Rheinscheld Myrtle Davis Charles F. Davis OLive Davis Mr & Mrs Leroy Marx Mr. Earl S. Phillips Mrs. B.J. Frost Chance & Edith Steele Dick Heitzwebel Wilbur Taylor Steve Cline Mr & Mrs Roy Wolfe Cora Steele Harold Steele Mary Ann and Bobbie Lee Mrs Cora Ellis Mr & Mrs.Boyd Blum Mr & Mrs. W. F. Steele & daughter Fred Prindle W J Prose Mr & Mrs Frank Ellis Mr & Mrs Paul R. Davis & Paula Icy Mitchell Mr & Mrs Albert Day Mr & Mrs Burkle Young Mr & Mrs J.A. Huff Mary Ann Steele Bea Kay Steele Janice Steele Beatrice Steele Paul Steele Waneda Rose Connie Dee Rose Mr. & Mrs. Orville Scott Mr. & Mrs. O. scott Jr. Gary Grant Cora Steele Harold Steele Mary Ann Bobbie Lee Steele Vertie Johnson Betty Johnson Route Mrs Mr Charles Roby Chauncey & Edith Steele Mae Steele Mary (Steele) Feeneken & Family Dick Heitzwebel Jean Lewis Mr & Mrs Boyd Blum Cora Ellis Emma Hass Mr & Mrs. Paul B Moore and 3 girls Olive Davis Myrtle Davis Mr & Mrs. wylen F. Steele & Judy Miss Rita Ramey Mr & Mrs Hobart Steele Mrs Guy Lewis Mr & Mrs Frank Ellis Anise Cox Mr & Mrs Pearl Pemmil Harold Hewitt Mr & Mrs. Allen Huff Mr & Mrs George W Green Michael Lee Caurter Debbie May Caurter Mr & Mrs Ralph Hass Mr & Mrs Charles Rubey Nancy Charlene Hass & Friend Harriet Hass - Mr & Mrs Paul Allard Mr & Mrs John Huff Mr. & Mrs. Harold Steele & Family Mr. & Mrs. Vertie Johnson Mrs Velma Blum Mrs Roy E. Wolfe Ross Steele Chester Steele Mr & Mrs Hobart Steele Mr & Mrs Paul B Moore & 3 daughters Allen & Gladys Huff Michael, Benninghoff. Mr & Mrs. Olen Smith Don Smith Barbara Grinstead Martha Caldwell Patricia Hartley David Smith Kathy Smith Mr & Mrs Robert Smith & Sherry Rosemary Conkey Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Courter Chauncey & Edith Steele Mr & Mrs Earl S. Phillips Mrs Dorothy Ruscoe Mr & Mrs. Wylen F. steele Mr & Mrs Frank Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Sniff Mr & Mrs Herb Steele Mr & Mrs Geo W Greene Mr & Mrs Olen Smith & Family 9 Mr. & Mr. Robert Smith & Family 4 Mr & Mrs Earl Phillips & Jack Frost Mr & Mrs Ross Steele & Regina Sue. Mr & Mrs Moore and Marilyn, Jeanie, Carolyn Rose. E Lash Goldie Tyack [?] Myrtle Davis Olive Davis Mr & Mrs W. H. Lash Mr & Mrs Robert Wolfe Mr & Mrs Leroy Marx Mr & Mrs James Wolfe Linda Harold Steele Mary Ann Steele Melvin Parter Bobie Steele Teri Able Chester Steele Beatrice Steele Waneda Steele Rose Connie Rose Bea Kay, Janice & Nancy Steele Mr & Mrs. C.S. Courter Mr. & Mrs W.F Steele Kathy Steele Judy Steele Janie Rhynard Rita Ramey Linda Lorenz C E Steele & Family Mary Fenneken & Family Dick & Georgia Lee Heitzwebel & Family Mr & Mrs Hobart Steele Mr & Mrs George W Greene Mr & Mrs Allen Huff Michael Benninghoff Mr & Mrs Olen Smith and Family Michael Courter Debbie Courter Myrtle Davis Olive Davis Wylen F. Steele Chester Steele Judy & Kathy Steele Mr. & Mrs Leonard Sniff Mr & Mrs. J. A. Huff Mr. & Mrs Paul Allard Mrs John Surngr Mr & Mrs Hobart Steele Mr & Mrs Aaron Wade & daughter Sharon Mr & Mrs Dwight Harris Mike Benninghoff Judy & Kathy Steele Mr & Mrs Wylen F. Steele Mrs. Oscar Ralston Mr & Mrs George Greene Mr & Mrs William Childers Mr & Mrs Scott Sanders Mr. Michael Courter Miss Debbie Courter Olive Davis Myrtle Davis Mr & Mrs Olen Smith R.E. Heitzwebel Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Fenneken & Mike Smith Mr. & Mrs. Herb Lash Mr Roy [?] Lash Sylvia Hamilton Dorothy Rused Chance & Edith Steele Earl & Mildred Phillips Norma Jean and Scott Sander Waneda Steele Rose & Connie Alva Steele Gore Mr Bill Orey Mr & Mrs Jerry Linton Janice & Nancy Steele Mr Chester Steele Mr Frank Pennell Mr & Mrs. Bobby Steele Icy Mitchell Rosella Steele Mr & Mrs Ross Steele and daughter Chester Steele Mr & Mrs. Allen Huff Mrs Earl Evans & sons Mr & Mrs Paul Allard Mr & Mrs Aaron Wade & Daughter Mr & Mrs Hobart Steele Mr & Mrs Roy Wolfe " " James Wolfe Joy & Rosella Steele Frank Ford Mr. & Mrs. Bob Steele Mr & Mrs. Wylen Steele & Family Mr & Mrs Ralph F. Hass Mr & Mrs Herb Lash Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Courter Mr & Mrs Leroy C. 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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Steel, Calvert Classification: Biography Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YdJBAIB/1993 Message Board Post: History of NORTH DAKOTA, by LEWIS F. CRAWFORD NORTH DAKOTA BIOGRAPHY, By a Separate Staff of Special Writers Issued in Three Volumes, Volume III, ILLUSTRATED THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. CHICAGO AND NEW YORK 1931 Members of the STEELE-L may find a picture of Alfred Steel by clicking on the URL included in this message. Submitter has no known connection or further infromation. PAGE 111 ALFRED STEEL, president of the Stutsman County Abstract & Guarantee Company, is a business man and citizen who has played a varied role in the affairs of the territory and state during the past forty years. He is a member of the State Senate and has served in the Senate almost consecutively for twenty years. Senator Steel was born at Genesee, [Waukesha County], Wisconsin, August 1, 1860, and was educated in Wisconsin public schools and graduated with the A. B. degree from Beloit College in 1880. He studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1883, and in the same year came to Dakota Territory and established his home at Jamestown [Stutsman County]. He has carried some practice as a lawyer but his chief interest for over forty years has been in the abstract and insurance business, representing one of the oldest organizations of the kind in the state. Senator Steel has always been a staunch Republican. He has served as alderman, twice as mayor of Jamestown, and for some years was a member of the board of County Commissioners and for twenty-eight years a member of the Jamestown Board of Education. He was elected a member of the State Senate for the session of 1909 and has served in every subsequent session with the exception of those of 1917-19. Senator Steel is a member of all the branches of York Rite Masonry, including El Zagal Temple of the Mystic Shrine at Fargo, and the B. P. 0. Elks and Rotary Club. He married in 1886 Miss Agnes J. Calvert, of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Steel have one son, T. Douglas Steel, born August 26, 1892. This son graduated from the Jamestown High School and from the University of North Dakota in 1914. In 1918 he joined the navy and was Put on duty in the Canal Zone and was not granted an honorable discharge until September, 1921. After being released from active duty he returned to North Dakota and has since been associated with his father in the abstract and insurance business. He is a York Rite Mason and Shriner, member of the B. P. 0. Elks and American Legion, the Kiwanis Club and the Presbyterian Church. The son is unmarried.[1931]