Source: Pottawattamie County Historical Society publications of 1994, book #4 pg. 56. No stone indicated nor located.
John married Louisa Catherine Mikesell (daughter of Garrett Walls and Ruth Cunningham Mikesell). John served in the U.S. Army (Mormon Battalion) during the Mexican War. The Mowerys lived alternately in Utah and Iowa.
After John T. Mowery's death, his widow married Volney Scott. She might be the unidentified "Mrs. Scott" buried in this cemetery.
John married Louisa Catherine Mikesell (daughter of Garrett Walls and Ruth Cunningham Mikesell). John served in the U.S. Army (Mormon Battalion) during the Mexican War. The Mowerys lived alternately in Utah and Iowa.
After John T. Mowery's death, his widow married Volney Scott. She might be the unidentified "Mrs. Scott" buried in this cemetery.
Source: Pottawattamie County Historical Society publications of 1994, book #4 pg. 56. No stone indicated nor located.
John married Louisa Catherine Mikesell (daughter of Garrett Walls and Ruth Cunningham Mikesell). John served in the U.S. Army (Mormon Battalion) during the Mexican War. The Mowerys lived alternately in Utah and Iowa.
After John T. Mowery's death, his widow married Volney Scott. She might be the unidentified "Mrs. Scott" buried in this cemetery.
John married Louisa Catherine Mikesell (daughter of Garrett Walls and Ruth Cunningham Mikesell). John served in the U.S. Army (Mormon Battalion) during the Mexican War. The Mowerys lived alternately in Utah and Iowa.
After John T. Mowery's death, his widow married Volney Scott. She might be the unidentified "Mrs. Scott" buried in this cemetery.
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