HISTORY:HISTORY OF THE PAN-HANDLE;BEING HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF THE COUNTIES OF OHIO, BROOKE, MARSHALL AND HANCOCK WEST VIRGINIA COMPILED AND WRITTEN BY J. H. NEWTON, G. G. NICHOLS AND A. G. SPRANKLE EDITED BY J. H. NEWTON WHEELING, W. VA. PUBLISHED BY J. A. CALDWELL.
1879.
(Elizabeth Baker Fowler and) RICHARD FOWLER, sr., was born in Brownsville, Pennsylvania. He was married to Miss Elizabeth Baker, who was born in Virginia on the 10th of March, 1798. He was married twice. His first wife gave birth to two children, as follows: Rachel Fowler, born March 13th, 1810; John Fowler, born July 25th, 1812. From his second wife the following were born, viz: Mary Fowler, February 4, 1815; William B. Fowler, July 15th, 1816, Verlinda Fowler, June 15th, 1818, Joseph Fowler, August 2nd, 1821, Frances Fowler, October 11th, 1823, Jacob Fowler, December 22nd, 1825, Thomas H. Fowler, April 17th, 1828, Richard Fowler, July 30, 1830, Ann E. Fowler, January 4th, 1833, Susannah Fowler, September 17th, 1835. Richard and Elizabeth are dead—the former's death occurred on the 13th July, 1856, and the latter's on the 18th of December, 1872. Our subject engaged in farming for a livelihood.
1879.
(Elizabeth Baker Fowler and) RICHARD FOWLER, sr., was born in Brownsville, Pennsylvania. He was married to Miss Elizabeth Baker, who was born in Virginia on the 10th of March, 1798. He was married twice. His first wife gave birth to two children, as follows: Rachel Fowler, born March 13th, 1810; John Fowler, born July 25th, 1812. From his second wife the following were born, viz: Mary Fowler, February 4, 1815; William B. Fowler, July 15th, 1816, Verlinda Fowler, June 15th, 1818, Joseph Fowler, August 2nd, 1821, Frances Fowler, October 11th, 1823, Jacob Fowler, December 22nd, 1825, Thomas H. Fowler, April 17th, 1828, Richard Fowler, July 30, 1830, Ann E. Fowler, January 4th, 1833, Susannah Fowler, September 17th, 1835. Richard and Elizabeth are dead—the former's death occurred on the 13th July, 1856, and the latter's on the 18th of December, 1872. Our subject engaged in farming for a livelihood.
HISTORY:HISTORY OF THE PAN-HANDLE;BEING HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF THE COUNTIES OF OHIO, BROOKE, MARSHALL AND HANCOCK WEST VIRGINIA COMPILED AND WRITTEN BY J. H. NEWTON, G. G. NICHOLS AND A. G. SPRANKLE EDITED BY J. H. NEWTON WHEELING, W. VA. PUBLISHED BY J. A. CALDWELL.
1879.
(Elizabeth Baker Fowler and) RICHARD FOWLER, sr., was born in Brownsville, Pennsylvania. He was married to Miss Elizabeth Baker, who was born in Virginia on the 10th of March, 1798. He was married twice. His first wife gave birth to two children, as follows: Rachel Fowler, born March 13th, 1810; John Fowler, born July 25th, 1812. From his second wife the following were born, viz: Mary Fowler, February 4, 1815; William B. Fowler, July 15th, 1816, Verlinda Fowler, June 15th, 1818, Joseph Fowler, August 2nd, 1821, Frances Fowler, October 11th, 1823, Jacob Fowler, December 22nd, 1825, Thomas H. Fowler, April 17th, 1828, Richard Fowler, July 30, 1830, Ann E. Fowler, January 4th, 1833, Susannah Fowler, September 17th, 1835. Richard and Elizabeth are dead—the former's death occurred on the 13th July, 1856, and the latter's on the 18th of December, 1872. Our subject engaged in farming for a livelihood.
1879.
(Elizabeth Baker Fowler and) RICHARD FOWLER, sr., was born in Brownsville, Pennsylvania. He was married to Miss Elizabeth Baker, who was born in Virginia on the 10th of March, 1798. He was married twice. His first wife gave birth to two children, as follows: Rachel Fowler, born March 13th, 1810; John Fowler, born July 25th, 1812. From his second wife the following were born, viz: Mary Fowler, February 4, 1815; William B. Fowler, July 15th, 1816, Verlinda Fowler, June 15th, 1818, Joseph Fowler, August 2nd, 1821, Frances Fowler, October 11th, 1823, Jacob Fowler, December 22nd, 1825, Thomas H. Fowler, April 17th, 1828, Richard Fowler, July 30, 1830, Ann E. Fowler, January 4th, 1833, Susannah Fowler, September 17th, 1835. Richard and Elizabeth are dead—the former's death occurred on the 13th July, 1856, and the latter's on the 18th of December, 1872. Our subject engaged in farming for a livelihood.
