Marion married Henry Steel about 1846 and was the mother of his five children. She moved to Texas with her family by 1860 where the last child, Sinthiann was born. Then the family is found in Bell, Stephens, Bosque, and Erath counties during the next few years.
Her husband died in 1889 and she is found in the household of her granddaughter, Nettie Steel Selman for the 1900 census. No positive death date nor death place has been established, nor a positive burial place. She had many family members buried in the Breckenridge Cemetery so I am making this memorial in order to link her to other family members. When docunmentation corrections can be made to the data, it will be done. I found the Lenlon as a possible surname for her and since it is the only one I can come up with, I am using it just so that others can try to research it. There is no proof that it is correct, either. There is another memorial for a Marion L. Steel that you need to check it is #49584160 in Smith Co., TX. I do not know if it could possibly be for our person or not.
Her husband died in 1889 and she is found in the household of her granddaughter, Nettie Steel Selman for the 1900 census. No positive death date nor death place has been established, nor a positive burial place. She had many family members buried in the Breckenridge Cemetery so I am making this memorial in order to link her to other family members. When docunmentation corrections can be made to the data, it will be done. I found the Lenlon as a possible surname for her and since it is the only one I can come up with, I am using it just so that others can try to research it. There is no proof that it is correct, either. There is another memorial for a Marion L. Steel that you need to check it is #49584160 in Smith Co., TX. I do not know if it could possibly be for our person or not.
Marion married Henry Steel about 1846 and was the mother of his five children. She moved to Texas with her family by 1860 where the last child, Sinthiann was born. Then the family is found in Bell, Stephens, Bosque, and Erath counties during the next few years.
Her husband died in 1889 and she is found in the household of her granddaughter, Nettie Steel Selman for the 1900 census. No positive death date nor death place has been established, nor a positive burial place. She had many family members buried in the Breckenridge Cemetery so I am making this memorial in order to link her to other family members. When docunmentation corrections can be made to the data, it will be done. I found the Lenlon as a possible surname for her and since it is the only one I can come up with, I am using it just so that others can try to research it. There is no proof that it is correct, either. There is another memorial for a Marion L. Steel that you need to check it is #49584160 in Smith Co., TX. I do not know if it could possibly be for our person or not.
Her husband died in 1889 and she is found in the household of her granddaughter, Nettie Steel Selman for the 1900 census. No positive death date nor death place has been established, nor a positive burial place. She had many family members buried in the Breckenridge Cemetery so I am making this memorial in order to link her to other family members. When docunmentation corrections can be made to the data, it will be done. I found the Lenlon as a possible surname for her and since it is the only one I can come up with, I am using it just so that others can try to research it. There is no proof that it is correct, either. There is another memorial for a Marion L. Steel that you need to check it is #49584160 in Smith Co., TX. I do not know if it could possibly be for our person or not.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
