Children:
Husband to Clara
father of three children
Arbutus Hildebrand
Robert Rowley
Mary Jane Witican
Uncle Bill loved to hunt, not just for sport but for food for his family, expecially during the depression. He once was sitting down in the outhouse in McKinley Michigan, he dad said " Bill, there's a deer, get it" and he stood up, pants around his ankles, exposed to the breeze and shot the buck. A second later there was another one behind him. He stood up again and got the second deer. Two deer in a row with his pants down from the outhouse door. That has to be a record somewhere.
True Story, told by Norman O. Rowley, his Nephew.
Husband to Clara
father of three children
Arbutus Hildebrand
Robert Rowley
Mary Jane Witican
Uncle Bill loved to hunt, not just for sport but for food for his family, expecially during the depression. He once was sitting down in the outhouse in McKinley Michigan, he dad said " Bill, there's a deer, get it" and he stood up, pants around his ankles, exposed to the breeze and shot the buck. A second later there was another one behind him. He stood up again and got the second deer. Two deer in a row with his pants down from the outhouse door. That has to be a record somewhere.
True Story, told by Norman O. Rowley, his Nephew.
Children:
Husband to Clara
father of three children
Arbutus Hildebrand
Robert Rowley
Mary Jane Witican
Uncle Bill loved to hunt, not just for sport but for food for his family, expecially during the depression. He once was sitting down in the outhouse in McKinley Michigan, he dad said " Bill, there's a deer, get it" and he stood up, pants around his ankles, exposed to the breeze and shot the buck. A second later there was another one behind him. He stood up again and got the second deer. Two deer in a row with his pants down from the outhouse door. That has to be a record somewhere.
True Story, told by Norman O. Rowley, his Nephew.
Husband to Clara
father of three children
Arbutus Hildebrand
Robert Rowley
Mary Jane Witican
Uncle Bill loved to hunt, not just for sport but for food for his family, expecially during the depression. He once was sitting down in the outhouse in McKinley Michigan, he dad said " Bill, there's a deer, get it" and he stood up, pants around his ankles, exposed to the breeze and shot the buck. A second later there was another one behind him. He stood up again and got the second deer. Two deer in a row with his pants down from the outhouse door. That has to be a record somewhere.
True Story, told by Norman O. Rowley, his Nephew.
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husband of Clara, father of Robert Rowley, Mary Jane and Arbutus
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