Ray and Edith had 4 children- Mary Emma, Jessie Margaret, Clifford Alice, and Robert Ray Steele.
Ray was a coal miner at the Milby-Dow mine in Oklahoma. After 1913 he was the crews fireman in mine #5. His job entailed firing the steam boilers. In his position as Fireman he worked above ground the majority of the time.
Before his son Robert R Steele died in 2001, Robert wrote a book titled Coal Miners Son. It is the life and story of Robert, his siblings and Steele family. With the emphasis of Ray's son Robert growing up in Oklahoma in the early 1900's as a coal miners son.
SOURCES:
1900 Twp. 5, Choctaw, Indian Territory (Oklahoma)
1906 Oklahoma Marriage License Cert. # 5505
1910 Okla. Census, Dow, Pushmataha Co.
1918 WW I Draft Registration Card
1920 & 1930 Oklahoma Census, Tuskahoma, Pushmataha County
1951 Obitiuary Published in the Antioch Ledger, CA
Ray and Edith had 4 children- Mary Emma, Jessie Margaret, Clifford Alice, and Robert Ray Steele.
Ray was a coal miner at the Milby-Dow mine in Oklahoma. After 1913 he was the crews fireman in mine #5. His job entailed firing the steam boilers. In his position as Fireman he worked above ground the majority of the time.
Before his son Robert R Steele died in 2001, Robert wrote a book titled Coal Miners Son. It is the life and story of Robert, his siblings and Steele family. With the emphasis of Ray's son Robert growing up in Oklahoma in the early 1900's as a coal miners son.
SOURCES:
1900 Twp. 5, Choctaw, Indian Territory (Oklahoma)
1906 Oklahoma Marriage License Cert. # 5505
1910 Okla. Census, Dow, Pushmataha Co.
1918 WW I Draft Registration Card
1920 & 1930 Oklahoma Census, Tuskahoma, Pushmataha County
1951 Obitiuary Published in the Antioch Ledger, CA
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