Daughter of Thomas Brownlow (1783-?) and Elizabeth Marshall. Granddaughter of Phillip Brownlow (1757-?) and Mary Bowring(?).
Charles and Ann Foster and their six boys arrived in Boston, Massachusetts aboard the ship Propontis on April 1, 1867. Charles obtained his naturalization papers in Aurora, IL in 1872. The family, minus George, then moved to Greene County, IA, settling near Farnhamville
Charles and Ann lived in Iowa for 25 years and eventually moved to La Crosse, WI to be near two of their children. A son, Samuel, born about 1859 and shown in the 1861 (England Census), made the voyage to the United States in 1867 but is not found in the 1870 Census.
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Ann's death record.
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This family tree suggests Ann had the siblings listed below. Here is another family tree. Links to potential FindAGrave memorials or other sources of information are provided.
Elizabeth (1807 or 1827 -?); christening(?)
Esther (1816-?); christening
Sarah (1818-?); christening
Rebecca (1820-?); m. Reuben Challand; tree
Roda (1822-?); christening
Thomas (1823-?); bio; christening
Frances (1825-?); christening
George (1831-?); christening; tree
Brownlows, or assumed to be these Brownlows, in England and Wales Census:
1841 - Sutton Upon Trent, Nottinghamshire
Charles and Ann Foster and their six boys arrived in Boston, Massachusetts aboard the ship Propontis on April 1, 1867. Charles obtained his naturalization papers in Aurora, IL in 1872. The family, minus George, then moved to Greene County, IA, settling near Farnhamville
Charles and Ann lived in Iowa for 25 years and eventually moved to La Crosse, WI to be near two of their children. A son, Samuel, born about 1859 and shown in the 1861 (England Census), made the voyage to the United States in 1867 but is not found in the 1870 Census.
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Ann's death record.
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This family tree suggests Ann had the siblings listed below. Here is another family tree. Links to potential FindAGrave memorials or other sources of information are provided.
Elizabeth (1807 or 1827 -?); christening(?)
Esther (1816-?); christening
Sarah (1818-?); christening
Rebecca (1820-?); m. Reuben Challand; tree
Roda (1822-?); christening
Thomas (1823-?); bio; christening
Frances (1825-?); christening
George (1831-?); christening; tree
Brownlows, or assumed to be these Brownlows, in England and Wales Census:
1841 - Sutton Upon Trent, Nottinghamshire
Daughter of Thomas Brownlow (1783-?) and Elizabeth Marshall. Granddaughter of Phillip Brownlow (1757-?) and Mary Bowring(?).
Charles and Ann Foster and their six boys arrived in Boston, Massachusetts aboard the ship Propontis on April 1, 1867. Charles obtained his naturalization papers in Aurora, IL in 1872. The family, minus George, then moved to Greene County, IA, settling near Farnhamville
Charles and Ann lived in Iowa for 25 years and eventually moved to La Crosse, WI to be near two of their children. A son, Samuel, born about 1859 and shown in the 1861 (England Census), made the voyage to the United States in 1867 but is not found in the 1870 Census.
*****
Ann's death record.
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This family tree suggests Ann had the siblings listed below. Here is another family tree. Links to potential FindAGrave memorials or other sources of information are provided.
Elizabeth (1807 or 1827 -?); christening(?)
Esther (1816-?); christening
Sarah (1818-?); christening
Rebecca (1820-?); m. Reuben Challand; tree
Roda (1822-?); christening
Thomas (1823-?); bio; christening
Frances (1825-?); christening
George (1831-?); christening; tree
Brownlows, or assumed to be these Brownlows, in England and Wales Census:
1841 - Sutton Upon Trent, Nottinghamshire
Charles and Ann Foster and their six boys arrived in Boston, Massachusetts aboard the ship Propontis on April 1, 1867. Charles obtained his naturalization papers in Aurora, IL in 1872. The family, minus George, then moved to Greene County, IA, settling near Farnhamville
Charles and Ann lived in Iowa for 25 years and eventually moved to La Crosse, WI to be near two of their children. A son, Samuel, born about 1859 and shown in the 1861 (England Census), made the voyage to the United States in 1867 but is not found in the 1870 Census.
*****
Ann's death record.
*****
This family tree suggests Ann had the siblings listed below. Here is another family tree. Links to potential FindAGrave memorials or other sources of information are provided.
Elizabeth (1807 or 1827 -?); christening(?)
Esther (1816-?); christening
Sarah (1818-?); christening
Rebecca (1820-?); m. Reuben Challand; tree
Roda (1822-?); christening
Thomas (1823-?); bio; christening
Frances (1825-?); christening
George (1831-?); christening; tree
Brownlows, or assumed to be these Brownlows, in England and Wales Census:
1841 - Sutton Upon Trent, Nottinghamshire
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