William Rowe was born in Penzance, Cornwall England to Perran & Mary Ann (Stoddon) Rowe. Married Ann Curnow "Nannie" (Richards) 20th Sept 1860
They had 4 children born before they came to the US in 1868. Only 2 or 3 children made the passage to America, one died as infant in Cornwall, one either passed in Cornwall or shortly after arriving in America. One chid Elizabeth Ann died at sea. They had a total of 17 children from 1861-1888, only 7 lived to have families of their own.
Occupation listed in England is Cordwinder (Worker of Leather) also as Tin Miner. In US he is listed as Coal Miner.
Their Children are;
Bessie (1861-1864)
Tomhacine (1864-1868)
Perran (1865-1929)
Elizabeth Ann (1866-1868)
Marney (1) (1869-1879)
Emily (1870-1919)
Ann Richards (1872-1923)
Minnie (1873-1879)
Phyllis (1874-1956)
Sarah (1876-?)
William Charles (1878-1887)
Thomas (1879-1933)
Harry (1881-1953)
Marney (2) (1883-1900)
John (1884-1884)
Minnie May (1886-1933)
Jasper (1888-1888)
They had 4 children born before they came to the US in 1868. Only 2 or 3 children made the passage to America, one died as infant in Cornwall, one either passed in Cornwall or shortly after arriving in America. One chid Elizabeth Ann died at sea. They had a total of 17 children from 1861-1888, only 7 lived to have families of their own.
Occupation listed in England is Cordwinder (Worker of Leather) also as Tin Miner. In US he is listed as Coal Miner.
Their Children are;
Bessie (1861-1864)
Tomhacine (1864-1868)
Perran (1865-1929)
Elizabeth Ann (1866-1868)
Marney (1) (1869-1879)
Emily (1870-1919)
Ann Richards (1872-1923)
Minnie (1873-1879)
Phyllis (1874-1956)
Sarah (1876-?)
William Charles (1878-1887)
Thomas (1879-1933)
Harry (1881-1953)
Marney (2) (1883-1900)
John (1884-1884)
Minnie May (1886-1933)
Jasper (1888-1888)
William Rowe was born in Penzance, Cornwall England to Perran & Mary Ann (Stoddon) Rowe. Married Ann Curnow "Nannie" (Richards) 20th Sept 1860
They had 4 children born before they came to the US in 1868. Only 2 or 3 children made the passage to America, one died as infant in Cornwall, one either passed in Cornwall or shortly after arriving in America. One chid Elizabeth Ann died at sea. They had a total of 17 children from 1861-1888, only 7 lived to have families of their own.
Occupation listed in England is Cordwinder (Worker of Leather) also as Tin Miner. In US he is listed as Coal Miner.
Their Children are;
Bessie (1861-1864)
Tomhacine (1864-1868)
Perran (1865-1929)
Elizabeth Ann (1866-1868)
Marney (1) (1869-1879)
Emily (1870-1919)
Ann Richards (1872-1923)
Minnie (1873-1879)
Phyllis (1874-1956)
Sarah (1876-?)
William Charles (1878-1887)
Thomas (1879-1933)
Harry (1881-1953)
Marney (2) (1883-1900)
John (1884-1884)
Minnie May (1886-1933)
Jasper (1888-1888)
They had 4 children born before they came to the US in 1868. Only 2 or 3 children made the passage to America, one died as infant in Cornwall, one either passed in Cornwall or shortly after arriving in America. One chid Elizabeth Ann died at sea. They had a total of 17 children from 1861-1888, only 7 lived to have families of their own.
Occupation listed in England is Cordwinder (Worker of Leather) also as Tin Miner. In US he is listed as Coal Miner.
Their Children are;
Bessie (1861-1864)
Tomhacine (1864-1868)
Perran (1865-1929)
Elizabeth Ann (1866-1868)
Marney (1) (1869-1879)
Emily (1870-1919)
Ann Richards (1872-1923)
Minnie (1873-1879)
Phyllis (1874-1956)
Sarah (1876-?)
William Charles (1878-1887)
Thomas (1879-1933)
Harry (1881-1953)
Marney (2) (1883-1900)
John (1884-1884)
Minnie May (1886-1933)
Jasper (1888-1888)
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