Gina Marion "Tutor" Stepp: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1.	Gina Marion "Tutor" Stepp was born 3 Feb 1945, Paris, Edgar, Illinois, USA (daughter of Harry Alan Stepp, Jr. and Dorothy Loretta (Dot) Faulkner); died 22 Apr 2011, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA. Other Events: Reference Number: 10870 Residence: 1987, Mansfield, Johnson, Texas, USA

Generation: 2

Harry Alan Stepp, Jr. was born 10 Sep 1924, Paris, Edgar, Illinois, USA; died 4 Jul 1989, Paris, Edgar, Illinois, USA.

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Reference Number: 10871
Residence: 1930, Paris, Edgar, Illinois, USA
Residence: 1935, Paris, Edgar, Illinois, USA
Residence: 1935, Paris, Edgar, Illinois, USA
Residence: 1 Apr 1940, Paris, Edgar, Illinois, USA
_MILT: 6 Jan 1944

Harry married Dorothy Loretta (Dot) Faulkner. Dorothy was born 1 Aug 1923, Tucson, Pima, Arizona, USA; died 22 Sep 1991, Paris, Edgar, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet]

Dorothy Loretta (Dot) Faulkner was born 1 Aug 1923, Tucson, Pima, Arizona, USA; died 22 Sep 1991, Paris, Edgar, Illinois, USA.

Other Events:

Reference Number: 10872
Residence: 1930, Jefferson, Kentucky, USA
Residence: 1935, Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, USA
Residence: 1 Apr 1940, Jefferson, Kentucky, USA

Children:

1. Gina Marion "Tutor" Stepp was born 3 Feb 1945, Paris, Edgar, Illinois, USA; died 22 Apr 2011, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA.

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