Daughter of Champion Clark Brownson and Almira Moore. Wife of James M Rowe. Mother of ten children, of whom 8 survived, namely; William 'Billy' Rowe; Mary Georgianna, Mrs. George F. Culver; Almira Esther, Mrs. James Edward Harvey; Ida Blanche, Mrs. George Ingersoll; Champion Frank Rowe; Albert E Rowe; Ermina Maud, Mrs. Harvey Winner; and Charles Wesley Rowe. The birth dates on the stones for Martha and husband James are questionable.
Mrs. J. M. Rowe was killed after being struck by an extra engine through freight train at a Cambridge crossing. An early settler of this section, her terrible death was a shock to the community.
McCook Tribune, Sep 7, 1911. RAOGK
Mrs. J. M. Rowe was killed after being struck by an extra engine through freight train at a Cambridge crossing. An early settler of this section, her terrible death was a shock to the community.
McCook Tribune, Sep 7, 1911. RAOGK
Daughter of Champion Clark Brownson and Almira Moore. Wife of James M Rowe. Mother of ten children, of whom 8 survived, namely; William 'Billy' Rowe; Mary Georgianna, Mrs. George F. Culver; Almira Esther, Mrs. James Edward Harvey; Ida Blanche, Mrs. George Ingersoll; Champion Frank Rowe; Albert E Rowe; Ermina Maud, Mrs. Harvey Winner; and Charles Wesley Rowe. The birth dates on the stones for Martha and husband James are questionable.
Mrs. J. M. Rowe was killed after being struck by an extra engine through freight train at a Cambridge crossing. An early settler of this section, her terrible death was a shock to the community.
McCook Tribune, Sep 7, 1911. RAOGK
Mrs. J. M. Rowe was killed after being struck by an extra engine through freight train at a Cambridge crossing. An early settler of this section, her terrible death was a shock to the community.
McCook Tribune, Sep 7, 1911. RAOGK
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