--Son of H.M. Steen and wife Sarah Hancock.
--World War I Veteran; U.S. Navy. He served from November 1917 till February 1919.
--Occupation: Carpenter.
--He married Bessie Clanton about 1920. They lived in Wadesboro, NC in 1930 and 1935, in China Grove in 1940. They had a large family, names listed in wife's memorial.
--Cause of death: Lymphosarcoma led to pneumonia. He died at the V.A. hospital in Fayetteville.
--World War I Veteran; U.S. Navy. He served from November 1917 till February 1919.
--Occupation: Carpenter.
--He married Bessie Clanton about 1920. They lived in Wadesboro, NC in 1930 and 1935, in China Grove in 1940. They had a large family, names listed in wife's memorial.
--Cause of death: Lymphosarcoma led to pneumonia. He died at the V.A. hospital in Fayetteville.
--Son of H.M. Steen and wife Sarah Hancock.
--World War I Veteran; U.S. Navy. He served from November 1917 till February 1919.
--Occupation: Carpenter.
--He married Bessie Clanton about 1920. They lived in Wadesboro, NC in 1930 and 1935, in China Grove in 1940. They had a large family, names listed in wife's memorial.
--Cause of death: Lymphosarcoma led to pneumonia. He died at the V.A. hospital in Fayetteville.
--World War I Veteran; U.S. Navy. He served from November 1917 till February 1919.
--Occupation: Carpenter.
--He married Bessie Clanton about 1920. They lived in Wadesboro, NC in 1930 and 1935, in China Grove in 1940. They had a large family, names listed in wife's memorial.
--Cause of death: Lymphosarcoma led to pneumonia. He died at the V.A. hospital in Fayetteville.
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