AKA: Isaac Rowles
Issac was the husband of Levina (Clapper) Rowles 1847-1892
He was the son of Richard Rowles and Sarah (Sally) Bloom Rowles
Isaac served in the Civil War
Co D 75th PA vols
Obit
Isaac Rowles, one of the pioneer settlers and residents of Clearfield County, died Wednesday at the home of his daughter , Mrs W. D. Weaver, in Bellwood, wither he had gone last fall. He was 94 years of age and had been blind for the past few years.
The deceased was a member of Company D., Seventy-fifth infantry, in the civil war and served through the entire conflict. His remains were taken to Coalport for internment.
Mr. Rowles was born in the Sanborn district, Clearfield county and was highly respected by all who knew him. For the past four years Mr. Rowles had been blind.
(obit, Clearfield Progress, Monday, July 10, 1914, obit courtesy of the Descendants)
Issac was the husband of Levina (Clapper) Rowles 1847-1892
He was the son of Richard Rowles and Sarah (Sally) Bloom Rowles
Isaac served in the Civil War
Co D 75th PA vols
Obit
Isaac Rowles, one of the pioneer settlers and residents of Clearfield County, died Wednesday at the home of his daughter , Mrs W. D. Weaver, in Bellwood, wither he had gone last fall. He was 94 years of age and had been blind for the past few years.
The deceased was a member of Company D., Seventy-fifth infantry, in the civil war and served through the entire conflict. His remains were taken to Coalport for internment.
Mr. Rowles was born in the Sanborn district, Clearfield county and was highly respected by all who knew him. For the past four years Mr. Rowles had been blind.
(obit, Clearfield Progress, Monday, July 10, 1914, obit courtesy of the Descendants)
AKA: Isaac Rowles
Issac was the husband of Levina (Clapper) Rowles 1847-1892
He was the son of Richard Rowles and Sarah (Sally) Bloom Rowles
Isaac served in the Civil War
Co D 75th PA vols
Obit
Isaac Rowles, one of the pioneer settlers and residents of Clearfield County, died Wednesday at the home of his daughter , Mrs W. D. Weaver, in Bellwood, wither he had gone last fall. He was 94 years of age and had been blind for the past few years.
The deceased was a member of Company D., Seventy-fifth infantry, in the civil war and served through the entire conflict. His remains were taken to Coalport for internment.
Mr. Rowles was born in the Sanborn district, Clearfield county and was highly respected by all who knew him. For the past four years Mr. Rowles had been blind.
(obit, Clearfield Progress, Monday, July 10, 1914, obit courtesy of the Descendants)
Issac was the husband of Levina (Clapper) Rowles 1847-1892
He was the son of Richard Rowles and Sarah (Sally) Bloom Rowles
Isaac served in the Civil War
Co D 75th PA vols
Obit
Isaac Rowles, one of the pioneer settlers and residents of Clearfield County, died Wednesday at the home of his daughter , Mrs W. D. Weaver, in Bellwood, wither he had gone last fall. He was 94 years of age and had been blind for the past few years.
The deceased was a member of Company D., Seventy-fifth infantry, in the civil war and served through the entire conflict. His remains were taken to Coalport for internment.
Mr. Rowles was born in the Sanborn district, Clearfield county and was highly respected by all who knew him. For the past four years Mr. Rowles had been blind.
(obit, Clearfield Progress, Monday, July 10, 1914, obit courtesy of the Descendants)
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ISAAC B. ROLLS
Co D 75 PA Vols
Apr 26, 1822
July 8, 1914
(GAR marker next to Stone)
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