Elexious married Rachel Silvers on August 18, 1774 in Maryland.
Maryland Revolutionary Records by Harry Wright Newman. Page 22 list Elexus Fowler as a Private in the Maryland Militia and his wife applied for a pension.
Western Maryland Genealogy, Volume 9, Jan. 1993, Number 1, Maryland Commission Book 82, 1733-1773 - Elexis Fowler laborer pardoned for burglary, 6 May 1773 (ref 317)
Heads of Families At the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year of 1790
Pennsylvania, Huntingdon County pg 125 - Fowler, Elaxeris, 1 male over 16 years of age, 1 male under 16 years of age, and 8 females.
1830 Census, Washington Co., Kentucky.
Will Said " Bury me at St. Rose"; will Dated February 12, 1821
Cocanougher's Personal Journal Elexious Fowler on Capt. Powers farm on Beech Fork South of Texas, KY. about 1792.
Maryland Revolutionary Records by Harry Wright Newman. Page 22 list Elexus Fowler as a Private in the Maryland Militia and his wife applied for a pension.
Western Maryland Genealogy, Volume 9, Jan. 1993, Number 1, Maryland Commission Book 82, 1733-1773 - Elexis Fowler laborer pardoned for burglary, 6 May 1773 (ref 317)
Heads of Families At the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year of 1790
Pennsylvania, Huntingdon County pg 125 - Fowler, Elaxeris, 1 male over 16 years of age, 1 male under 16 years of age, and 8 females.
1830 Census, Washington Co., Kentucky.
Will Said " Bury me at St. Rose"; will Dated February 12, 1821
Cocanougher's Personal Journal Elexious Fowler on Capt. Powers farm on Beech Fork South of Texas, KY. about 1792.
Elexious married Rachel Silvers on August 18, 1774 in Maryland.
Maryland Revolutionary Records by Harry Wright Newman. Page 22 list Elexus Fowler as a Private in the Maryland Militia and his wife applied for a pension.
Western Maryland Genealogy, Volume 9, Jan. 1993, Number 1, Maryland Commission Book 82, 1733-1773 - Elexis Fowler laborer pardoned for burglary, 6 May 1773 (ref 317)
Heads of Families At the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year of 1790
Pennsylvania, Huntingdon County pg 125 - Fowler, Elaxeris, 1 male over 16 years of age, 1 male under 16 years of age, and 8 females.
1830 Census, Washington Co., Kentucky.
Will Said " Bury me at St. Rose"; will Dated February 12, 1821
Cocanougher's Personal Journal Elexious Fowler on Capt. Powers farm on Beech Fork South of Texas, KY. about 1792.
Maryland Revolutionary Records by Harry Wright Newman. Page 22 list Elexus Fowler as a Private in the Maryland Militia and his wife applied for a pension.
Western Maryland Genealogy, Volume 9, Jan. 1993, Number 1, Maryland Commission Book 82, 1733-1773 - Elexis Fowler laborer pardoned for burglary, 6 May 1773 (ref 317)
Heads of Families At the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year of 1790
Pennsylvania, Huntingdon County pg 125 - Fowler, Elaxeris, 1 male over 16 years of age, 1 male under 16 years of age, and 8 females.
1830 Census, Washington Co., Kentucky.
Will Said " Bury me at St. Rose"; will Dated February 12, 1821
Cocanougher's Personal Journal Elexious Fowler on Capt. Powers farm on Beech Fork South of Texas, KY. about 1792.
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