THE HOUGLAND FAMILY HISTORY unpublished manuscript copy in my
possession. pg 29.
Graham, Bernice: "Descendants of Samuel Smith," THE TALLOW LIGHT,
Washington Co., OH. 1968, v. 3, p 99-121:
The David Fowler family lived at New Lexington, OH and had four
children:
James Celvin; Acta Caroline; Alice Cary; and Louie May Fowler.
Graham, Bernice: "Descendants of Samuel Smith," THE TALLOW LIGHT,
Washington Co., OH. 1968, v. 3, p 99-121: The David Fowler family lived at New Lexington, OH and had four children:
James Celvin; Acta Caroline; Alice Cary; and Louie May Fowler.
The 1860-70 census indicate the last child was Cellia A./Lucellie.
1860 New Lexington ., Perry Co. OH pg 270
DAVID C. FOWLER 37 farmer 3,500 1,500 OH tanner & currier
CORNELIA S. 32
Acta C. 11
James C. 9 m
Allice C. 6 f
Cellia A. 1/12 f.
1864 Militia Roll of 1864 - Manchester Twp, Morgan Co.
Samuel Fowler 20 farmer
James C. Fowler 18 farmer.
1870 New Lexington ., Perry Co. OH pg 128 rh
DAVID FOWLER 47 farmer 8000 2000 OH
CORNELIA 43 KH OH
James C. 19 works in tannery
Carey 16 f
Lucellie ? 10 f.
(Alice Cary does not appear in 1870 census.)
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1842 James Celvin Fowler md in Perry Co Book 2-3 pg 60.
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A four generation xeroxed picture of David Fowler, son James Celwin Fowler, dau Effie Fowler Schofield,and baby son George Scofield.
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1900abt: mg of James C. Fowler to Clara May Duffy. (1900 census)
Perry Co Ohio births: (Pike/New Lexington Twp.)
child father mother sex d of b.
John Charles Fowler J.C. Clara May Duffy m 9-29-04
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1940 Obit of James C. Fowler: ". . .for 25 years superintendent of schools...a Mason, a member of Methodist Church..."
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About 1880: Full page line drawing of "Residence, Tannery and Saw Mill of D.C. Fowler, New Lexington, Perry Co. Ohio." Impresssive! Probably from a Perry Co. OH Atlas. It also has small picture in left hand corner titled "First Cabin of John Fowler in 1812. First Settler in Pike Twp." and in the rh corner another picture titled "Second house of John Fowler 1816."
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Xeroxed pic of "The Fowler Octagon House in New Lexington"
and
"The remains of the old tannery"- also xeroxed.
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1979 May: letter from Mrs. Owen, "CELWYN kept on owning the Octagon House in New Lexington after David died, and sold it later."