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Ann Taylor Rowley

William Rowley's first wife, whom he married in July 1807 and with whom he had seven children named James, Jane, Ann, William, George, Eliza, and Hannah. She died in 1835 after twenty-eight years of marriage.

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This person is in your source From the journal

“In 1835, twenty-eight years after her marriage to William, Ann Taylor Rowley passed away.”

This person is in your source From the journal

“William Rowley and Ann Taylor were married in July 1807. They bore seven children between 1808 and 1827, whom they named James, Jane, Ann, William, George, Eliza, and Hannah.”

This person is in your source From the journal

“Arc 26 — people: Samuel Rowley, Ann Taylor Rowley, Samuel James Rowley, Hannah Eliza Rowley, Ann Jewell Rowley”

This person is in your source From the journal

“William Rowley and Ann Taylor were married in July 1807. They bore seven children between 1808 and 1827.”

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1835 Ann Taylor Rowley dies at Mars Hill

“In 1835, twenty-eight years after her marriage to William, Ann Taylor Rowley passed away.”

1901 · 14 January Ann Taylor Rowley dies in Huntington

“His mother, Ann Taylor Rowley, died four years later, on 14 January 1901.”

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