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ROWLEY,KING,WORKMAN ABT. 1881 OHIO

RONALDD60 — 2012-05-24 19:12:59Z

INFO. WANTED FOR MARY(KING) BN.DEC. 1979 TO ABT.1882 IN
OHIO.
MARRIED C. WORKMAN 1911 OHIO,THEN DIVORCED SOME TIME ABT.
1940 IN CALIFORNIA.MAY HAVE MARRIED A GEORGE H.ROWLEY AFTER
THE DIVORCE.
DATE OF DEATH ABT. 16 OCT. 1960,LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Rowleys of Union County Kentucky. Major, Gustavus, Ezekiel, and Harry

nisaeli — 2012-03-14 19:29:13Z

I do not know much of my Rowley relatives. My grandmother was a Rowley. However, her mother died at a very young age and my Grandma was raised by her maternal grandmother. I would love to converse with anyone who has knowlege or might be connected to these Rowleys in some manner :)

Re: Joseph Rowley and Elizabeth Hart

nisaeli — 2012-03-14 17:25:03Z

I do not know about this couple, but I did find it of interest. My great grandparents had the same last name combination. Harry Rowley married Cassie Faye Hart. They were married in the 1910's and lived in western Kentucky. I am sorry if this is of no use, but I thought you would enjoy the fact that there was someone else out there with the same set of parents/grandparents, etc. out there. :)

Eveline Lily (Rowley) Fisher 1913-2012 Fairfield County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-02-20 13:47:30Z

CARROLL: Eveline Lily (Rowley) Fisher, age 99 of Carroll, Ohio passed on Feb. 19, 2012.

She was born at Pickerington, Ohio on January 14, 1913 to the late Arthur and Minnie (Milnor) Rowley.

She is survived by: a daughter Rita (Robert) Stebelton, grandchildren Rodney (Pamela & Roger (Wendy) Stebelton and Ronda (Brian ) Sutterfield, James (Nancy) & Thomas (Jenny) Fisher, great-grandchildren; Sarah (Robert) Avers; Alex, Sam, Andy, Kyle & Daren Stebelton & Rachel Sutterfield; Ian, Shannon, Nicholas & Maxwell Fisher, daughter-in-law Nancy Fisher, nieces Connie (Paul) Parrish & Rosemary Rowley and great niece Courtney Rowley.

Preceded in death by husband Lester, son Donell, sister Dorothy Brobst, brothers Ernest (Eleanor) & Paul (Ethel) Rowley, Fern (Iola) Strome and nephew Leslie Rowley.

Eveline was a member of Salem U.M. Church, Past Matron of Reber Chapter #161 Order of Eastern Star, Past President of Ohio District Officers, Past Grand Representative of South Carolina, Member of Carroll & Pickerington Senior Citizens and a graduate of Pickerington High School class of 1931.

Funeral Services will be held 10:30 A.M. Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012 at the Halteman-Fett & Dyer Funeral Home, 436 N. Broad St., Lancaster, Ohio with Rev. Thomas Rogers officiating.
Burial will be at Violet Cemetery, Pickerington, Ohio.
Friends may visit 5-8 P.M. Tuesday at the funeral home where the Eastern Star will hold services at 8:00 P.M..

The family suggests contributions to FairHoPe Hospice, 282 Sells Road, Lancaster, Ohio 43130 in Eveline's memory.

Fairfield

Re: James Norfleet Rowley & Pearlie Perkins

lisa_mcbride1 — 2012-02-18 18:19:22Z

Hi Sheryl,

The picture you have posted is hanging on the wall of my home! That is my grandmother, Alice Mineola Rowley Miley and my great-grandparents, James Norfleet Rowley and Pearlie Perkins Rowley. My parents still own the home in Rapides Parish where "Slim" and "Pear-a-lee" lived. My mother grew up next door and they still own that home as well. We don't know much about James Norfleet Rowley, but I can tell you from having DNA tested that Pear-a-lee was not a Redbone! (Very disappointing news to several of my cousins - LOL) Any information that you could share about James would be greatly appreciated. Please feel free to contact me for more information about Pearlie Perkins Rowley. My mother, Sybil Miley Stokes, was very close to her grandmother, Pearlie and I have many of her artifacts.

Sincerely,

Lisa Stokes McBride, Ph.D.

CHARLES EUGENE ROWLEY OR ROBERT? Retired Military! looking for my co worker's long lost half brother

GroseBellSharona — 2012-02-10 19:04:23Z

My co worker just found out she has an older brother. All her life she thought she was the oldest, her father (EUGENE ROWLEY*Originally from Maysville Kentucky.. but has lived in Ohio..illinois..kansas.. and now in california*)had a child with a girlfriend long ago. She was 14 and he was 16.. so this brother was born around 1954 or 1955 mother's name is "LORITHA"?? OR "LARISSA" His speech has slurred a bit but it's either or spelling/sound of name.

I'm here helping out since I too am looking for my great greandparents :-)

CDR Allyn Rowley, USN

kapikizer — 2012-02-10 03:18:34Z

Looking for retired or deceased Navy commander Allyn Rowley who would be between 90-100 today in 2012. He did serve for at least 20 years. This man is remembered by another Navy retired guy who wonders what became of him.

There is an Allyn Rowley buried in Ft Rosecrans Cemetery, San Diego CA, but his gravestone shows Army. He served in WWII which puts him in the correct age bracket.

Re: Searching for illegitimate child of woman called Ms Rowley born between 1918-1928

dirobin1004 — 2012-01-08 14:47:46Z

hello, this maybe a bit of a longshot too, but my father was the illegitimate child of a woman called florence millicent rowley of skegness,lincolnshire. He was born in 1920 to the daughter of a wealthy family and given away to a 'baby farmer' and was raised in Grimsby. A baby farmer is a woman who raises illegitimate children for a sum of money. He assumed this woman was his mother and did not discover the truth until he was in his 20's. He also did not know who his father was and was unable to ever meet his mother, because her father would not allow it. Perhaps there is a connection between your gt grandfather and my grandmother? I do know people from the midlands visited the coast via the railway and Skegness was very popular in the 1920's. If this is relevant and you would like further info I would love to hear from you as I have been trying to research my dad's past for a longtime. please e-mail
dianne1959@live.co.uk

Abijah Rowley of Champion, NY

Duncan122 — 2012-01-02 16:59:44Z

I am searching for the ancestors of my 3rd great grandfather Abijah Rowley. I believe he was born in 1797 near Watertown NY. I believe he was married to Elipha Hadsell. He was living in Champion (Near Watertown) NY in 1820, with two children under 10, next door to his widowed mother-in-law Elipha Eggleston Hadsell. Later children included Oscar and Byron. Most of what I know is based on the 1820 census and my family bibles. Note—although likely related, I do not believe this is the same Abijah Rowley Rev.War Vet b.1758-d.1850 in Fulton County, IL. That Abijah was married to Elizabeth Culver and descended from Samuel, Samuel and Moses…. Nor is it the Abijah’s of Painted Post, nor Great Valley, NY, though possibly related.

Re: Rowley Family, 1841, Worfield, Shropshire

alanrowley66 — 2011-12-23 15:54:41Z

Hello Ann,
I am researching my family history (Rowley) from the Worfield, Claverley area of Shropshire my Gt Gt Gt Gt Gt Grandfather William Rowley married Ann Kent on 2nd May 1737 in Claverley and one of his sons Thomas married Sarah Wheeler at Worfield on 29 Jan 1781. The next marriage in the line is then in Wolverhampton.
Currently I am stuck trying to find William's parents/birth in the Worfield/Claverley area Circa 1710. Any information gratefully received on this problem.
The only Ann I have found in my tree was christened at The St Peters Church of Collegiate Wolverhampton on 18 Aug 1817 a Daughter of my GT GT Gt Grandfather William Rowley and his wife Bess Powell. Hope this helps.
Yours faithfully
Alan Rowley

Rowley in York in England and Ireland 1800's

patriciahirst45 — 2011-10-04 13:20:14Z

Looking for information about Cecilia Rowley b 1849, siblings and anything about work , Cecilia was born in york,long close lane , her father i think is John Rowley b 1816
Thank you
Patricia x

Hugh Simpson/Wife Marguerite from So. Car. to Mississippi

LeslieRoyce21 — 2011-09-29 17:33:11Z

Hello,
Does anyone out there on this board know of a Hugh Simpson born about 1746; who came from the Pendleton District area of South Carolina after 1800 to Mississippi? He is on the 1790 & 1800 census records there. Then in 1805 census of the Territory of Mississippi, living in Jefferson County.

Help needed to put these people in the correct family in the area of Feliciana, La. and Jefferson, Ms.:
Nancy Simpson born ca.1765 m. Samuel Neeley, Sr.,
Samuel M Simpson b. ca. 1788 m. Sarah Rowley
Thomas P. Simpson b. ca. 1792 m.Martha Cook
Andrew B. Simpson b. ca.1798 m. Amanda Cook.

I feel these are all children of the above Hugh Simpson. I have one other child a Betsy Simpson b.1788 m. Stephen Callender in 1806 in Jefferson Co. Ms. She is the mother of my 2nd g-grandfther Robert S. Callender. I think she is their sister and a daughter of Hugh.

Information welcome. Proven connections to these people by you is appreciated. And any speculations reviewed.

Thank you all.
Leslie Pierce Royce

Re: Rowleys of Ontario Canada

jg0952 — 2011-09-14 18:41:57Z

Elizabeth's maiden name was crump. Her parents came from England - settled in Galt Ontario
Her parents were Victor Albert Crump and Elizabeth Crump (nee Chandler)

ROWLEY Harry E - Vietnam Wall section 1E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-07 10:59:37Z

ROWLEY Harry E - Vietnam Wall section 1E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,447 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Brockton, MA Rowleys

mfh66 — 2011-09-05 18:53:55Z

We are descendants of Helena Ruth Rowley, who was the youngest child of Helena Ward & Charles Rowley. She was the sibling of those that you listed.

Re: Trying to find out some info on Rowley's

JudyBramlage — 2011-08-22 02:05:07Z

Oliver Rowley (Spencer #1-7.0259/10.006) who had a wife, Rosa McCale, was the son of Thomas and Margaret Jane (Whitlatch) Rowley. See http://www.RowleyResearch.org/Charts/Branch01/BR1-7.0259.htm and search the page for "10.6" or "MC CALE". Oliver born, married, lived, & died in Wood Co. WV, probably Chester. Unfortunately I can't attach a descendency narrative from TMG, but here are the sources:
Ernst Spencer, List of Rowley males descendants of Henry Rowley from generation 8 on. (n.p.: n.pub., n.d.).

Wes Cochran, compiler, Wood County, West Virginia Marriages (1880-1925) (2515 10th Avenue, Parkersburg WV 26101: self published), (giving age at marriage as 25). Hereinafter cited as Wood Co (WV) Marriages.

Wes Cochran, Wood Co (WV) Marriages.

Transcribed Wood County, West Virginia Cemeteries, online Teresa Fordyce [s82c43@citynet.net].. Hereinafter cited as Wood County WV Cemeteries.

Marie Rowley, "Starting Research," e-mail message from sewing10 (zoominternet.net) to J L Bramlage, 20 Jul 2004, (25 Jul 2004). Hereinafter cited as "Starting Research."

Fourteenth Decennial Population Census of the United States (1920), National Archives and Record Administation, Record Group, unknown film, WV, Wood County, Union District; 133-138.

Re: Trying to find out some info on Rowley's

JudyBramlage — 2011-08-22 00:13:19Z

I assume you are referring to Thomas, husband of Freelove Mills. If you go to http://www.RowleyResearch.org and search the site for 1-7.0259, which is Thomas' Spencer #. Look for Thomas' birth in Granville, Hampden Co., MA. Sorry I don't know who Thomas' mother is.

My sources for Samuel are
Barbour Collection- CT: Rowley, Samuel 3rd s/o Sam'l & Miriam b 21 Jan 1750 Coventry D:103.

Newberry Library, 60 West Walton St., Chicago. The Rowley Family by Frederick Corbett Ward.

MF 4:155.

NYGBR 37:205. Birthdate shown as 20 Jan 1750/51.

George Bingham, ROWLEY GENEALOGY, ms. Samuel ROWLEY III, born 1750 at Coventry, CT. Childhood in Kent, CT, Monterey and Granville, MA. By 11 yrs of age he thus began a wanderlust which he later continued, as a cooper, in various MA towns. He joined the Revolution Army while Loudontown (Loudon, MA) 6 May 1775. He became a corporal, served in Roxbury, Quebeck, Pittsfield and Peakshill. Was sick at Loudon 1882. Later was a commander near Valley Forge and at Providence, Camp Tenith and was garrisoned at West Point. The later part of his service was in East New York state. After his New York army service, Samuel III lived in east New York State where his son Thomas of Loudontown, MA, though not confirmed, seems certain. They are both known to have lived in Loudontown (Loudon); this was the only Rowley family there; they are the proper ages to be father and son; their names are common to both sections of the family; they both had the wanderlust; they both went to the same locality in East New York State at the same time; and father Samuel's brother, Abijah, who was only eleven years older than Tom, went to visit Tom in Gallia Co., OH; Samuel named his son for his cousin: Thomas. This connection between Samuel III and Thomas of Sallia makes Ohio descendants eligible for DAR's, SAR's, American Revolution organizations.

Re: Rowleys of Wolverhampton?

scruffyones — 2011-08-11 11:18:27Z

my rowleys came from wolverhampton.
Joseph married Isabella TIMMINS he was born in 1857. his parents were Joseph and Mary (WORTON) ROWLEY.

any connections? i would like to hear from you if so

rowley

toffntom — 2011-08-04 21:41:08Z

anyone know anything about a James Swindell Rowley born about 1880/1

Rowleys of Ontario Canada

jg0952 — 2011-08-03 02:49:21Z

Starting to collect info on the Rowleys of Southern Ontario.
My grandparents (Frederick and Elizabeth) both came from England. Children were John, Philip, Hilda, Helen and my mom Winnifred.
Frederick was born in Leeds England in 1888

Re: Rowley Relations in Chesterton,Badger,Worfield areas of Shropshire

thedroversdog — 2011-07-31 09:27:23Z

Hi kaz5011

I am related to rowley's thru g, g'father Henry b. 1837 hopstone, claverley.

Arr Melbourne Aust May 1862

Love to hear from you if we have a connection.
Probably not as I can't get past marriage in 1817.

Best wishes

Ross Rowley

Searching for illegitimate child of woman called Ms Rowley born between 1918-1928

herrog — 2011-07-19 16:38:40Z

Hi,
This is a long shot but I am trying to trace either the individual concerned or his/her descendents. All the information I have is that a woman named 'Rowley' gave birth to an illegitimate child between 1918-1928. My Gt grandfather, John Henry Leatherland was the father and was ordered by a court to pay maintenance for this child. He lived in the West Midlands and Peterborough area during this period.
Does this ring any bells to anyone? John went on to have 5 children with his wife Maria before dying aged just 28. My grandmother (his youngest daughter) would love to know if she has a half brother or sister (or their descendents)out there.

Re: Rowleys of Mayo

jrc611 — 2011-07-03 15:40:18Z

Hi Gene - We just got an update of the DNA testing that our cousin James Ray Rowley had done (James past away over a year ago but my sister & I are still searching) It looks like he/we are very closely related to Anthony (Tony) Rowley but we still haven't found that elusive paper connection.
Just wanted to say hi and keep in touch. Joan

Re: Rowley Relations in Chesterton,Badger,Worfield areas of Shropshire

kaz5011 — 2011-07-02 20:32:38Z

Hello

I am a Rowley and my family go back to the 12 century in the Worfield area. I still only live a few miles away from Worfield.

Re: Brockton, MA Rowleys

andrewmichaelrossi — 2011-06-25 15:55:44Z

Hey Greg
Small world, my grandfather was John A. Rowley who was born in Dayton OH and lived in MA for most of his life. I'm tracking him down to a dead end..

Re: Trying to find out some info on Rowley's

rxlady1 — 2011-06-08 20:34:46Z

I am trying to find out Thomas' parents (b. 1770) who married Freelove Mills. I was interested in joining the Mayflower Society however, without documentation that proves that Samuel and Thomas are father and son it is not an option. Do you have the connection information on Freelove Mills back to William Bradford? I think the DNA study is very interesting. I have never looked at one but, I know that a male has to be the donor of the sample. How can you tell that your DNA matches Thomas' DNA? It seems that somebody out there knows this information, surely to goodness there are descendants of Thomas and Freelove who may know the information that all of us are looking for. It would be great if they read the message boards or posted their info on Ancestry.com or some other website.

Re: ROWLEY - SHAPWICK/MEARE SOMERSET

jgirl111 — 2011-05-28 09:10:38Z

hi
do you know what kind of work John did at Manor House? also
a relative told me there was a rowley family reunion south of adelaide somewhere about 15 years ago and the organisers made a book with the names of all the decendents. unfortunately i dont have a copy of the book. but if you have a look at this website it has alot of info on the family
http://redpathpittfamily.net/getperson.php?personID=I5377&am...

it states johns mother as mary bead, but i have also seen it as mary read, so not sure which is correct.
i believe johns grandparents are james rowley and amy harris and his great grandparents are robert rowley and martha hill.

hope that helps! :-) and would love to know if you have any info on john and charlottes ancestors

Re: Trying to find out some info on Rowley's

rxlady1 — 2011-05-24 00:12:14Z

there was some intermarrying of cousins in the family but, when I get to Thomas b. 1770 that's where I get stuck as far as proving my Mayflower connection. I know that I have a least 3 connections but, just wish someone could find out who Thomas' mother was. I found that on the census in OH he put that he was born in Massachusetts. Others say he was born in Kinderhook, NY. I can't find him anywhere in either state. In my previous post I made an error. Thomas' father, Samuel, was supposedly born in 1750.

Re: Trying to find out some info on Rowley's

Aimevin — 2011-05-23 19:50:39Z

I wonder if it is even the same Samuel Rowley, b. 1750, who married Eunice Brainerd, and there is only anecdotal proof of Samuel Rowley, b. 1750 as father of Thomas Rowley, b. 1770 (although I think he is)- nobody knows the mother of Thomas Rowley, b. 1770, my brother who is a Rowley did a DNA and was a close match to another Rowley family member from Henry Rowley, so I know Thomas comes from someone in that line, and that goes to the Fullers of the Mayflower. Also, through Freelove Mills, is direct descent to William Bradford of the Mayflower.

Re: ROWLEY SURNAME

thedroversdog — 2011-05-20 13:28:14Z

Hi Jaycam 179

I am a direct descendant of Edward Rowley m Sarah Ryder in Shropshire. Henry was my great Grandfather

Like to hear from you.

Best wishes
Ross Rowley

Obituary: Ernest Rowley, Sciotoville, Scioto County, Ohio (1953)

iidabelle — 2011-05-17 06:36:46Z

I’m posting this obituary in case someone may need it. I do not know the family and have no other information on this family.

Portsmouth Times, Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio
Thursday, May 28, 1953
Ernest Rowley
Funeral services for Ernest Rowley of Hawkins St., Sciotoville, were to be conducted at 2 p.m. today at his residence. Rev. Vaughn Sprunger was to officiate. Burial was to be in Rowley Cemetery on Hastings Hill. Mr. Rowley died at him home at 1:45 p.m. Tuesday of complications after being ill five months.

Rowley Cemetery, Wheelersburg, Scioto County, Ohio

ROWLEY Theodore T - Vietnam Wall section 7W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-11 13:33:15Z

ROWLEY Theodore T - Vietnam Wall section 7W

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Re: Rowleys in Australia.

BeverleyRowley90 — 2011-05-10 00:29:08Z

Hello Lesley,

Juliet Milne from New Zealand told me that you had contacted her re the Lawrence family. My mother in law Sheila is the daughter of Mildred Mary Lawrence and her second husband Harold Grantham.I do have some photographs that you may not have seen.

My email address is bevwilliamson@pivit.net.au

Re: Rowleys in Australia.

ll33477 — 2011-05-09 22:12:37Z

Beverly:

Can you contact me regarding Norbert Lawrence? He's my great grand uncle (and Frank Lawrence my gggrandfather). I haven't been able to contact you via Ancestry for some reason, but received your comment. Am hoping you can fill me in more on the Lawrence/Rowley line in Australia. Hope you are able to glean Lawrence info. from my tree! I can be reached at les0308@gmail.com.

All the best -

Re: Jesse and Miriam Rowley Munson

rxlady1 — 2011-05-09 06:34:17Z

I also need information connecting Thomas Rowley and Samuel Rowley. I believe that Samuel was married at least twice. I think he had Thomas by his first wife. If we could only find a birth certificate wouldn't that be nice. I did read somewhere that Samuel left home when he was 11 years old. I found a Samuel Rowley in Redding, CT married to Sarah Comes Jan. 15, 1765. Samuel would have been 15 years old when he was married to her, if this is the same Samuel. I cannot find any information on Sameul and Sarah. Thomas's mother's name is a big mystery. Somebody has to have the answers to these questions.

Re: Rhoda Rowley

rxlady1 — 2011-05-07 18:15:29Z

Samuel Rowley born 1750 m. Eunice Brainerd b. 1775. A lot of people on Ancestry.com have her as the mother of Samuel's son Thomas b. 1770 who was m. Freelove Mills. Eunice Brainerd Rowley could not be the mother of Thomas Rowley b. 1770 because Eunice was born in 1775. I believe that Thomas' father, Samuel b. 1718 was married before he married Eunice. There is a big age difference between Samuel and Eunice (57 years). I need help in finding out who Thomas' mother is in order to prove my Mayflower connection. Samuel's father was Samuel b 1718 and mother, Miriam Shaler b. 1717. Can anyone help solve this mystery??

Re: Trying to find out some info on Rowley's

rxlady1 — 2011-05-07 17:57:33Z

Samuel Rowley born 1750 m. Eunice Brainerd b. 1775. A lot of people have her as the mother of Samuel's son Thomas b. 1770 who was m. Freelove Mills. Eunice Brainerd Rowley could not be the mother of Thomas Rowley b. 1770 because Eunice was born in 1775. I believe that Thomas' father, Samuel b. 1718 was married before he married Eunice. There is a big age difference between Samuel and Eunice (57 years). I need help in finding out who Thomas' mother is in order to prove my Mayflower connection. Samuel's father was Samuel b 1718 and mother, Miriam Shaler b. 1717. Can anyone help solve this mystery??

Rowleys from NY in IL

xd22577 — 2011-05-02 22:53:26Z

Hi - I'm trying to figure out a Rowley line.
I've gotten as far as a Jesse Rowley in the 1850 census

Woodland, Carrol County, IL
ROWLEY, Jesse, 45yrs, NY
- Sophia, 45, NY
- Ira, 16, NY
- Lewis, 8, NY
- Sophia, 1, IL

Lewis/Louis was in the Civil War
* On 11/20/1861 he mustered into "A" Co. IL 45th Infantry
* He died on 10/30/1863 at Saint Louis, MO

Is anyone researching this line?
Can anyone help me with possible options to look for Jesse's parents or where in NY he might be from?
Thank you for your help

Julie in Calif

ROWLEY Donald A - Vietnam Wall section 9W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-30 22:34:26Z

ROWLEY Donald A - Vietnam Wall section 9W

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Re: Rock Co., Wisc. 1850., Parker Rowley

melissachiatt — 2011-04-21 13:20:48Z

I am of another Rowley branch. However when researching my family I came across two marriage certificates for children of a Parker Rowley and Mary Rowley.
One is a Nathan Rowley son of Parker and Mary Rowley. He is listed as a teacher living in Manchester, Iowa but born in Dane County Wisconsin. He married a Chrisdena Coorad (hard to read). She was born in Delaware, Iowa. Marriage took place in Fennimore, Grant Co., WI on December 1, 1884.
The other one is a Nathan Rowley son of Parker and Mary Rowley. He is listed as a farmer living in Manchester, Iowa, but born in Dane Co.,WI. He married a Mary Jane Lee.
Here is the kicker. Marriage took place at the same place, same time, same date and everything with Nathan's. Must have been a double wedding ceremony.
Regards, Melissa Hiatt

ROWLEY Charles S - Vietnam Wall section 11W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-17 12:53:23Z

ROWLEY Charles S - Vietnam Wall section 11W

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Grace Rowley married Lyman Goddard 1908 Lyons, CO

annageis76 — 2011-04-15 12:43:55Z

Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County, Colorado)
Feb 21, 1908 Page 1

MARRIED

Last Thursday Mr. Lyman Goddard was united in marriage to Miss Grace Rowley. Both are well known in Lyons, having lived here nearly all their lives. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Rowley. The many friends of this young couple unite in extending best wishes for a happy and prosperous married life.--Lyons Recorder.

Re: ROWLEY - SHAPWICK/MEARE SOMERSET

info1v7b6tlavdfjv79ud761i1tcscs7g — 2011-03-21 13:30:48Z

Hello, its 2011 and Im new at family history but I have a letter from my Aunty Olive Hunt from about 10 yeas ago who has this John Rowley in it. Still lots for me to find. I will write as Aunty has:

The first Rowley family came from Normandy France and settled in England after the invasion in 1066. John Rowley (1804 – 1847) was one of nine children born in Glasonbury, Somerset England
He married his second wife Charlotte Smith (1811 – 1894) at Shapwick on 5th Feb 1833 . They had 5 sons. They came out to Australia from England on the ship ‘Morley’ in 1840.

Giles Rowley the youngest, born about 1844 –died 1924, married Agnes Paul (1860 – 1938). They had 9 children. Albert, Andy, Mary, Frank, Harold, Edith, Olive, Lottie (Charlotte) & Jim.

Charlotte (1894 – 1936 married Frank Stock (1883 – 1962). They had 5 children Ina, Lindsay, Lorna, Harold & Daphne.

Ina married Harry George Sheridan (1914 – 1957) they had four children, Jim born 1939 d., Trevor 1945 - 2007, Valmai 1952 & Christopher 1950.

Trevor married Christine Willats (born 1946) and had four children.
Liane born 1966, Darren born 1969, Mark born 1972. Samantha was adopted in 1974.

I am Liane Collins (nee Sheridan) married to Lloyd Collins (1963) we have 3 children and live in Darwin NT.
Bryce born (1993) Courtney (1995) & Brogan (1998)

What ever info you have about this family would be terrific, I've just started and it would be gerat to keep in touch. Cheers Liane

Caribbean Rowley

triniboy357 — 2011-03-21 13:29:51Z

My mom said a few years ago she received a letter from some Rowleys in Ireland claiming that we were part of their family tree.She was not really interested and lost the letter, but I would like to link up with any relatives I am have out there.

Re: Floyd Rowley

milejowi74 — 2011-03-01 16:38:05Z

My grandfather is Floyd Ross Rowley that lived in Reading MN. He was born Sept 23, 1907 and died Aug 10, 1969. I think his mothers name was Anna or Amna.....My mothers family did not know any of her fathers relation, it was always a bad subject to talk about. I know my grandfather grew up in Fulda MN. He had two brothers, Daniel and Ezra and one sister, Violet. (there was talk about an infant daughter that died, but no one knows for sure or where she is buried)I know there is a tombstone in the cemetery in Reading MN with the name Charles Rowley.

Could this be realtion? Any help would be wonderful.....would be nice to crack the family secret about why they never talked about their family someday and maybe learn about the ancestors etc.

Michelle

Re: Joseph Thomas Rowley

davidrowley01 — 2011-02-23 18:11:51Z

I wrote Julia, it was Helen.

Children of the first marriage:
William A Rowley
Annie R Rowley
Sarah Rowley
Emma Rowley
Ida Rowley
Alice Rowley
Joseph T Rowley
Maggie (Margaret?) Rowley
Charlotte Rowley

Joseph T Rowley is the name in the 1891 census.

Re: Joseph Thomas Rowley

davidrowley01 — 2011-02-23 17:39:07Z

Joseph born 1882 05 18 may be the one you are seeking.
Father William (blacksmith, b. 1851 01 12)
Mother Julia, who died later.
The second wife Adelaide is seen in census records.

The previous generation may have been Joseph (blacksmith, b 1855)

All the other Joseph possibilities in New Brunswick Canada have been eliminated because they are part of my study of my lineage.

Since you first posted your query, many more resources are online. PDFs of certificates (Records of marriage, birth, death) and census data.

William & Elizabeth Rowley

BeverleyRowley90 — 2011-01-19 06:16:18Z

My 3 x great grandparents William & Elizabeth Rowley (nee Kimpton) emigrated to Sydney NSW Australia in 1838 with their 4 daughters, Johanna, Clara, Elizabeth & Louisa and one son, my 2 x great grandfather John Orontes, who was born during the voyage. Matilda, Harriet, Abraham, George & William were born in Sydney.They lived at Millers Point & Newtown. William Rowley was a 'Foreman of Government Works'.

Re: Rowley Lines In Australia

missjess1011 — 2011-01-04 11:26:01Z

hi my name is jessica elizabeth rowley ,
all of my mothers side of the family are rowley's, most of the rowley's in my family live in roseveures, tasmania. the rowley's in ouur family descend from convicts that settled in australia. i am unsure on names and dates but that is what i know of the rowleys in my family if anyone has descendents in tasmania i would appreciate information

Re: David/ Bemsley Rowley

MJR1825 — 2011-01-02 12:48:49Z

David Rowley born 1755 is my g-g-g-g-grandfather. His son Asbel Rowley was in the War of 1812 for 2 weeks in September of 1814 in NY.

Let me know if I can help.

Mike Rowley
Iowa

MJR1825@gmail.com