Individual Details

In the early 1880s, Doctor Steele started administering kindness and pills. His home was on South Main Street south of St. Paul's Church. His first office was above the grocery store at Portage and Maple. later it was across the street in an old brick house which Michael Bitzer built to replace his original home that was destroyed by fire.
For over 30 years Dr. Steele made house calls all around the countryside and in the village, was well as seeing patients in his office and being ever ready to run to the Hoover factory should he be needed. Doc Steele had always said he wanted to die with his boots on - and so he did.

Birth	25 Nov 1851	Mogadore, Summit, Ohio, United States
Marriage	20 May 1877	Louise Maria Myers
Census-shared	1880	(Louise Maria Myers) Springfield Township, Summit, Ohio, United States
Census-shared	1900	(Louise Maria Myers) Plain Township, Stark, Ohio, United States
Census-shared	1910	(Louise Maria Myers) Plain Township, Stark, Ohio, United States
Death	6 Aug 1920	North Canton, Stark, Ohio, United States
Burial	9 Aug 1920	Greenwood Cemetery, Mogadore, Summit, Ohio, United States
Occupation		Physcian

Spouse	Louise Maria Myers (1853 - 1930)
Child	May Eugenia Steele (1878 - 1952)
Child	Homer Francis Steele (1880 - 1881)
Child	Grace Louise Steele (1882 - 1949)
Child	John E Steele (1887 - 1888)
Child	William Wallace Steele (1889 - 1975)

Father	John E Steele ( - )
Mother	Harriet Warner ( - )