One of the Family by Catherine Fowler Magee

It has never been proven by any research that I have seen that any of these daughters were named Nancy. Census records seem to support that there were only two daughters but I am still researching to prove this conclusively. Godfrey Fowler and Nannie Kelly had two (or three) daughters. He was also old enough to marry, and I put forward, without any solid evidence, that he married a woman named Nancy and they had two children before his death. Fowler, it must be assumed that William Fowler lived long enough to complete his education and become a teacher and surveyor. If one is to believe the letter of Godfrey B.

If I see this glaring mistake in one more family tree, I think I shall lose my mind. It must be said, and said often, that William Fowler son of Godfrey Fowler was NOT the William Fowler who married Rhoda Moseley. I believe his date of birth to have been around 1813. This proves that William Fowler was a minor in 1822. The document specified that their older brother, Thomas Gillman Fowler, would take care of their needs until they reached the age of twenty-one and see that they receive more years of education. William Fowler and his younger brother Coleman Fowler were mentioned in a legal document written in 1822.

He was the next to youngest son in a family of six (or seven) sons.

William Fowler was the son of Godfrey Fowler (1773- 1850) and Nannie Kelly (1775 -1857). Fowler from letter written to Glenn Dora Fowler died a young man he was a school-teacher and surveyor.” Godfrey B.

One of the Family by Catherine Fowler Magee