The Life of JAMES STEELE JR.

James Steele, a devoted City Fireman in civilian life and brother of John Steele, Fire Chief. Served Union Army in the Civil war with the 102nd PA Volunteers. Fell in service to the Union of the United States of America in the battle of Antietam, September 17, 1862. ll/div>ll/div>

Military Service

War:

Civil War: Union

Branch:

Army

Rank:

Unknown

Killed in Action

War:

Civil War: Union

Branch:

Army

Rank:

Unknown

Killed in Action

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