Name: hall1863 -- George and Rebecca Hall of North Sunderland

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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Margaret Isabella Steele Inness: Birth: 2 Oct 1871 in Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana. Death: 6 Apr 1934

  2. Andrew James Inness: Birth: 23 Sep 1873 in , , Nebraska. Death: 13 Jun 1947

  3. Christina Elizabeth Inness: Birth: 6 Sep 1875 in , , Nebraska. Death: 12 Oct 1967 in Norfolk, Madison, Nebraska, USA

  4. John George Millican Inness: Birth: 7 Feb 1880 in Shelby, Polk, Nebraska. Death: 21 Dec 1912 in , Polk, Nebraska

  5. Nina Nelly Inness: Birth: 7 Aug 1882 in , Polk, Nebraska. Death: 29 Oct 1969

  6. William Thomas Inness: Birth: 28 May 1885 in Shelby, Polk, Nebraska. Death: 29 Jul 1962 in Osceola, Polk, Nebraska


Sources
1. Title:   Obituary of Charles Robinson Newspaper unknown, probably The Lincoln Journal (Nebraska) December 6, 1949
2. Title:   Rebekah Inness Death Certificate 7195 July 14, 1924
3. Title:   John Inness 1900 U.S. Census, Population Schedule Polk County, Nebraska Canada Precinct Supervisor's District 4, Enumeration District 94, page 8, dwelling 155, family 157 Micropublication , Reel
Publication:   National Archives, Washington, DC
4. Title:   John Inness entry 1920 U.S. Census, Population Schedule Polk County, Nebraska, Canada Precinct Enumeration District 113, Supervisor's District 4, Sheet 13B, Dwelling 298, Family 300 Micropublication M625, Reel ?
Publication:   National Archives, Washington, DC
5. Title:   Rebecca Steel Birth Registration, Registration District of Glendale, Sub-District of Wooler Registered 23 May 1847
6. Title:   Steel, Andrew - British Census 1851
Publication:   Andrew Steel household. British Census 1851. Fowberry, Chatton, Northumberland, England.
 Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 2422; Folio: 476; Page: 2; GSU roll: 87102.
 Ancestry.com
7. Title:   Steel, Andrew - British Census 1861
Publication:   Andrew Steel household. British Census 1861. Fowberry, Chatton, Northumberland, England.
8. Title:   John Inness 1885 State Census Polk County, Nebraska Canada Precinct Page 13, Enumeration District 638, Dwelling 100, Family 100 Microcopy Reel
9. Title:   John Inness Rebecca Steel Marriage Certificate, District of Glendale, County of Northumberland
10. Title:   John and Rebecca Inness Bible The Practical and Devotional Family Bible in possession of George Inness Osceola, Nebraska March, 1997
Publication:   Glascow and London: William Collins, Sons, & Company, MDCCCLXVI

Notes
a. Note:   Rebecca or Rebekah? The birth registration copy from London's Somerset House gives her name as Rebecca.
 Obituary (undated, probably Shelby Sun) Rebekah (Preparer note: spelled with a 'k' here and on her death certificate) Steel was born April 21, 1847 at Fowberry, England (Compiler note: this is a farm estate east northeast of Wooler, Northumberland, England). She was baptized in infancy and when young joined the Presbyterian Church on confession of faith, and always lived a consistent christian life.
 She 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 which is still a treasured possession.
 They 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 took the old homestead two miles south and one half mile east of Shelby.
 They joined the Methodist church soon after coming to Nebraska, and became Charter members of the church in Shelby. The children are Mrs. Margaret Scott of Shelby, Andrew Inness, Osceola, Mrs. Christina Carlson, Albion, Nebraska, Mrs. Nina McKeag and William Inness of Shelby, and John G. Inness, deceased December 12, 1912. There are 19 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.
 They moved from the farm to Shelby in the spring of 1909 where they have lived ever since. Mrs Inness passed peacefully to her reward Sunday morning July 13. Mrs. Inness possessed strength, fineness and nobility of character. Reared in an old civilization she adapted herself to the needs, privations, loneliness and danger of a new country. She was a true pioneer, a helper of the sick and needy whether rich or poor, a woman of many kindly ministries, a good homemaker, her children and all who knew her will ever bless her memory. She was a faithful worker in the church and W.C.T.U. She belonged to the Missionary Society and the Dorcas society, and helped in every department of church life. The last gathering she attended was a meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society. While she rests from her labors, her works do follow her.
b. Note:   BI17
Note:   Rebecca's is named, Andrew Steel and he is a blacksmith at Fowberry. Her mother is Catherine (Hall) Steel.
c. Note:   XI17
Note:   The undertaker for Rebekah's burial was Fred Strain.
d. Continued:   County - Northumberland
 Registration District - Wooler
 Sub-registration district - Wooler
 ED 13
 [Parish - Chatton]
 [House - Fowberry Shop]
  Steel, Andrew. Age 41. Blacksmith. Born Wark.
 Steel, Catherine. Age 36. Wife. Born [looks like Wark which later census state is Chatton].
 Steel, Thomas . Age 6. Son. Scholar. Born Fowberry, Northumberland.
 Steel, George. Age 6. Scholar. Born Fowberry, Northumberland.
 Steel, Margaret. Age ? Daughter. Born Fowberry, Northumberland.
 Steel, Rebekah. Age 3 Daughter. Born Fowberry, Northumberland.
 Steel, Andrew. Age 10 months Son. Born Fowberry, Northumberland.
 Dixon, Francis. ? Age 17. Apprentice. Born Tweedmouth, Northumberland.
e. Continued:   County: England
 County: Northumberland
 Parish: Chatton
 Hamlet: Fowberry
 House: Fowberry Blacksmith Shop
  Steel, Andrew. Head. Married. Age 52. Blacksmith. Born Wark.
 Steel, Catherine. Wife. Married. Age 46. Born Chatton.
 Steel, Thomas. Son. Age 16.
 Steel, Rebecca. Daughter. Age 13. Scholar.
 Steel, Andrew. Son. Age 10.
 Steel, Isabella. Daughter. Age 9.
 Steel, Ninian. Son. Age 5.

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