Phisia was the daughter of Isaac Bill Williams and Dicy Ridings and was the first of James Steelman's three wives.
A brief death notice for Phisia was published on May 9th, 1889 in the People's Press. It reads as follows:
"Mrs. Steelman, a very worthy lady, wife of James Steelman, April 12, 1889, at Cross Roads Church, Yadkin County."
[Death Notices from the People's Press (Salem, NC)1851 - 1895, An Indexed Abstract; Compiled and Edited by Robert M. Topkins; Published by Winston-Salem, Forsyth County Genealogical Society; p. 350]
A brief death notice for Phisia was published on May 9th, 1889 in the People's Press. It reads as follows:
"Mrs. Steelman, a very worthy lady, wife of James Steelman, April 12, 1889, at Cross Roads Church, Yadkin County."
[Death Notices from the People's Press (Salem, NC)1851 - 1895, An Indexed Abstract; Compiled and Edited by Robert M. Topkins; Published by Winston-Salem, Forsyth County Genealogical Society; p. 350]
Phisia was the daughter of Isaac Bill Williams and Dicy Ridings and was the first of James Steelman's three wives.
A brief death notice for Phisia was published on May 9th, 1889 in the People's Press. It reads as follows:
"Mrs. Steelman, a very worthy lady, wife of James Steelman, April 12, 1889, at Cross Roads Church, Yadkin County."
[Death Notices from the People's Press (Salem, NC)1851 - 1895, An Indexed Abstract; Compiled and Edited by Robert M. Topkins; Published by Winston-Salem, Forsyth County Genealogical Society; p. 350]
A brief death notice for Phisia was published on May 9th, 1889 in the People's Press. It reads as follows:
"Mrs. Steelman, a very worthy lady, wife of James Steelman, April 12, 1889, at Cross Roads Church, Yadkin County."
[Death Notices from the People's Press (Salem, NC)1851 - 1895, An Indexed Abstract; Compiled and Edited by Robert M. Topkins; Published by Winston-Salem, Forsyth County Genealogical Society; p. 350]
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