Robert was the son of Richard and Rachel (Beale) Owings, of Welsh, Scottish and British heritage. He married his wife, Hannah Farquhar, on December 23, 1730. She was the daughter of Allen and Susanna (Patterson) Farquhar, immigrants from Raphoe, Donegal County, Ireland.
The home of Robert Owings also served as the Conewago Mass House from 1732 to 1741 where Jesuit missionaries and local Catholics would celebrate the sacrifice of the Mass, until a log chapel was built at the present location of Conewago Chapel.
Robert Owing's will was written on September 2, 1759, and proved on October 20, 1759 in old York County, now Adams County, Pennsylvania. In it he mentions his wife Hannah, and children Robert, Thomas, Joshua, William, Charles, John, Mary, Rachael, Hannah, and Susannah.
His wife Hannah passed away on September 21, 1795 in Pipe Creek, Frederick County, Maryland.
The home of Robert Owings also served as the Conewago Mass House from 1732 to 1741 where Jesuit missionaries and local Catholics would celebrate the sacrifice of the Mass, until a log chapel was built at the present location of Conewago Chapel.
Robert Owing's will was written on September 2, 1759, and proved on October 20, 1759 in old York County, now Adams County, Pennsylvania. In it he mentions his wife Hannah, and children Robert, Thomas, Joshua, William, Charles, John, Mary, Rachael, Hannah, and Susannah.
His wife Hannah passed away on September 21, 1795 in Pipe Creek, Frederick County, Maryland.
Robert was the son of Richard and Rachel (Beale) Owings, of Welsh, Scottish and British heritage. He married his wife, Hannah Farquhar, on December 23, 1730. She was the daughter of Allen and Susanna (Patterson) Farquhar, immigrants from Raphoe, Donegal County, Ireland.
The home of Robert Owings also served as the Conewago Mass House from 1732 to 1741 where Jesuit missionaries and local Catholics would celebrate the sacrifice of the Mass, until a log chapel was built at the present location of Conewago Chapel.
Robert Owing's will was written on September 2, 1759, and proved on October 20, 1759 in old York County, now Adams County, Pennsylvania. In it he mentions his wife Hannah, and children Robert, Thomas, Joshua, William, Charles, John, Mary, Rachael, Hannah, and Susannah.
His wife Hannah passed away on September 21, 1795 in Pipe Creek, Frederick County, Maryland.
The home of Robert Owings also served as the Conewago Mass House from 1732 to 1741 where Jesuit missionaries and local Catholics would celebrate the sacrifice of the Mass, until a log chapel was built at the present location of Conewago Chapel.
Robert Owing's will was written on September 2, 1759, and proved on October 20, 1759 in old York County, now Adams County, Pennsylvania. In it he mentions his wife Hannah, and children Robert, Thomas, Joshua, William, Charles, John, Mary, Rachael, Hannah, and Susannah.
His wife Hannah passed away on September 21, 1795 in Pipe Creek, Frederick County, Maryland.
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