James Step (Johnson County, Kentucky, farmer and stonemason, Justice of the peace)
b. 1821?
Johnson County, Kentucky, farmer and stonemason. Tennessee native. Married to Rebecca Step. Father of Mary Step, Joseph Step, James Step, Eva Step, and Susan Step. Justice of the peace in Johnson County prior to February 1861. Farmer and stonemason in Johnson County in 1860.
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