Farmer; P.O. Canal Fulton; is son of Jacob Rowland who came to Stark County in 1810, starting a mill near where the city of Canton now lies; he was also engaged in farming, and until his death interested in works of enterprise. A family of eleven children are the descendents-David, of the earliest settlers of Lawrence Township, where he still resides; Christina Kitzmiller, of Canton; Isaac; Susan Haines; Mary, deceased; Nancy Sholter of Jackson Township; Jacob, deceased; Barbara Firestone, Canton Township; Harriet, deceased; Katharine Loutzenheiser, of Canton; and Elizabeth Haines of Jackson Township. Isaac was born near Canton, and until 26 years of age lived with his parents, engaged as an assistant of his father in the mill and upon the farm. In 1836 he became a resident of Lawrence Township, where he has since lived. He owns 150 acres of improved land, to which he has given his entire attention. In 1836 he was united in marriage to Miss Lydia Hane, of Canton Township. Of a family of thirteen children born to them, eight are now living-Harriet, married and a resident of Michigan; Louisa Bruch, in Illinois; Reynolds, in this township; John a resident of Wayne County; Daniel; Emma Prater; Esther Keifer, and Ida. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland are members of the Disciples Church.
From History of Stark County Ohio - Page 788
From History of Stark County Ohio - Page 788
Farmer; P.O. Canal Fulton; is son of Jacob Rowland who came to Stark County in 1810, starting a mill near where the city of Canton now lies; he was also engaged in farming, and until his death interested in works of enterprise. A family of eleven children are the descendents-David, of the earliest settlers of Lawrence Township, where he still resides; Christina Kitzmiller, of Canton; Isaac; Susan Haines; Mary, deceased; Nancy Sholter of Jackson Township; Jacob, deceased; Barbara Firestone, Canton Township; Harriet, deceased; Katharine Loutzenheiser, of Canton; and Elizabeth Haines of Jackson Township. Isaac was born near Canton, and until 26 years of age lived with his parents, engaged as an assistant of his father in the mill and upon the farm. In 1836 he became a resident of Lawrence Township, where he has since lived. He owns 150 acres of improved land, to which he has given his entire attention. In 1836 he was united in marriage to Miss Lydia Hane, of Canton Township. Of a family of thirteen children born to them, eight are now living-Harriet, married and a resident of Michigan; Louisa Bruch, in Illinois; Reynolds, in this township; John a resident of Wayne County; Daniel; Emma Prater; Esther Keifer, and Ida. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland are members of the Disciples Church.
From History of Stark County Ohio - Page 788
From History of Stark County Ohio - Page 788
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