Thomas Jewell
Thomas Jewell
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Thomas Jewell

Ann Jewell's brother who came to the aid of the Rowley family after William's death. Though kind and helpful, he attempted to dissuade the children from Mormonism and warned Louisa she would be buried with sinners if she didn't return to the Anglican Church.

Born 1887 In 1 story arc Discovered in source

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Born 1887 Worked out from the journal
“the Rowley's tenth child, Thomas Jewell was born on 2 May l887.”
This person is in your source From the journal
“Thomas attempted to dissuade some of the children from their newfound faith. Louisa, whom Thomas helped to find employment from time to time, recalled that her uncle encouraged her to abandon Mormonism”
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“Ann's brother, Thomas Jewell, and her sister, Sarah, came to the aid of the family. Both were reasonably well-off.”

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1887 · 2 May Thomas Jewell Rowley born in Huntington
“the Rowley's tenth child, Thomas Jewell was born on 2 May l887.”

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Ann Jewell's brother who came to the aid of the Rowley family after William's death. Though kind and helpful, he attempted to dissuade the children from Mormonism and warned Louisa she would be buried with sinners if she didn't return to the Anglican Church.

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