Rebecca Steel was born April 21, 1847 at Fowberry, England. Her parents were Andrew and Catherine (Hall) Steele. The parents are buried in Chatton, Northumberland, England. She was married April 20, 1870, at Wooler, England to John Inness. They were the first couple married in the new church at Wooler, and the church presented them with a fine family bible a treasured possession of an Inness descendant.
Rebecca and John sailed from Liverpool, England for America May 12, 1870. They set up housekeeping on a farm near Hanover, Indiana, after 2 years they went to Galva, Illinois for about a year, then came to Nebraska in March 1873 and homesteaded two miles south and one half mile east of Shelby.
Rebecca and John sailed from Liverpool, England for America May 12, 1870. They set up housekeeping on a farm near Hanover, Indiana, after 2 years they went to Galva, Illinois for about a year, then came to Nebraska in March 1873 and homesteaded two miles south and one half mile east of Shelby.
Rebecca Steel was born April 21, 1847 at Fowberry, England. Her parents were Andrew and Catherine (Hall) Steele. The parents are buried in Chatton, Northumberland, England. She was married April 20, 1870, at Wooler, England to John Inness. They were the first couple married in the new church at Wooler, and the church presented them with a fine family bible a treasured possession of an Inness descendant.
Rebecca and John sailed from Liverpool, England for America May 12, 1870. They set up housekeeping on a farm near Hanover, Indiana, after 2 years they went to Galva, Illinois for about a year, then came to Nebraska in March 1873 and homesteaded two miles south and one half mile east of Shelby.
Rebecca and John sailed from Liverpool, England for America May 12, 1870. They set up housekeeping on a farm near Hanover, Indiana, after 2 years they went to Galva, Illinois for about a year, then came to Nebraska in March 1873 and homesteaded two miles south and one half mile east of Shelby.
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