James Monroe Vowels was the son of Henry Vowels and Margaret M Morgan.
He was a farmer in West Louisville, Daviess County, Kentucky, USA, his entire life.
His first marriage was to Mary Elizabeth Hungate and it produced six children including three sons: Joseph Hubert Vowels, Lambert Aloysius Vowels, Henry Poiner Vowels, and three daughters: Mary Coaina Vowels, Rose Berrence Vowels, and Mary Artie Vowels.
When his first wife died, James married Mary Eleanor Josephine McMillen. They had no children.
He was a farmer in West Louisville, Daviess County, Kentucky, USA, his entire life.
His first marriage was to Mary Elizabeth Hungate and it produced six children including three sons: Joseph Hubert Vowels, Lambert Aloysius Vowels, Henry Poiner Vowels, and three daughters: Mary Coaina Vowels, Rose Berrence Vowels, and Mary Artie Vowels.
When his first wife died, James married Mary Eleanor Josephine McMillen. They had no children.
James Monroe Vowels was the son of Henry Vowels and Margaret M Morgan.
He was a farmer in West Louisville, Daviess County, Kentucky, USA, his entire life.
His first marriage was to Mary Elizabeth Hungate and it produced six children including three sons: Joseph Hubert Vowels, Lambert Aloysius Vowels, Henry Poiner Vowels, and three daughters: Mary Coaina Vowels, Rose Berrence Vowels, and Mary Artie Vowels.
When his first wife died, James married Mary Eleanor Josephine McMillen. They had no children.
He was a farmer in West Louisville, Daviess County, Kentucky, USA, his entire life.
His first marriage was to Mary Elizabeth Hungate and it produced six children including three sons: Joseph Hubert Vowels, Lambert Aloysius Vowels, Henry Poiner Vowels, and three daughters: Mary Coaina Vowels, Rose Berrence Vowels, and Mary Artie Vowels.
When his first wife died, James married Mary Eleanor Josephine McMillen. They had no children.
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