William Alfred “Will” SteaneAge: 661882–1948
- Name
- William Alfred “Will” Steane
- Given names
- William Alfred
- Surname
- Steane
- Nickname
- Will
Birth | April 25, 1882 |
Marriage | Sarah Emily “Sally” Copeland — View family 1906 (Age 23) |
Birth of a daughter #1 | Muriel Emily Steane July 7, 1907 (Age 25) |
Occupation | owned bicycle shop about 1909 (Age 26) |
Emigration | about 1911 (Age 28) Note: Recruited by Henry Ford to work in Detroit, but when they got to Vermilion, wife Sally refused to go farther. Sally's mother asked her brother, F. W. Wakefield, to find him a job in his factory in Vermilion, which he did. |
Birth of a daughter #2 | Lillian Sarah “Steanie” Steane December 24, 1911 (Age 29) Source: Vermilion News Publication: Vermilion, Ohio Citation details: December 28, 1911 Text: BORN - to Mr. and Mrs. William Steane of Huron Street, daughter, Sunday, Dec. 24, 1911. |
Birth of a son #3 | William Ernest Steane January 14, 1915 (Age 32) |
Occupation | fisherman about 1930 (Age 47)Employer: Parsons Fish House, owned by Cliff Parsons |
Marriage of a child | Arthur N. O'Hara — Muriel Emily Steane — View family December 2, 1931 (Age 49) |
Death of a wife | Sarah Emily “Sally” Copeland October 1942 (Age 60) |
Death | June 26, 1948 (Age 66) |
Family with Sarah Emily “Sally” Copeland - View family |
William Alfred “Will” Steane Birth: April 25, 1882 — Birmingham, Warwickshire, England Death: June 26, 1948 — Connellsville, Fayette, Pennsylvania |
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wife |
Sarah Emily “Sally” Copeland Birth: December 30, 1878 27 22 — England Death: October 1942 — Vermilion, Erie Co., Ohio |
Marriage: 1906 — Birmingham, Warwickshire, England |
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18 months daughter |
Muriel Emily Steane Birth: July 7, 1907 25 28 — Coventry, Warwickshire, England Death: November 7, 1988 — Vermilion, Erie, Ohio |
5 years daughter |
Lillian Sarah “Steanie” Steane Birth: December 24, 1911 29 32 — Vermilion, Erie, Ohio Death: April 3, 2006 — Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio |
3 years son |
William Ernest Steane Birth: January 14, 1915 32 36 — Vermilion, Ohio Death: March 7, 2006 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
Emigration | Recruited by Henry Ford to work in Detroit, but when they got to Vermilion, wife Sally refused to go farther. Sally's mother asked her brother, F. W. Wakefield, to find him a job in his factory in Vermilion, which he did. |