Chat | Daily Search | My GenForum | Community Standards | Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home: Surnames: Cowles Family Genealogy Forum Re: Cowles Name Pronounciation History Posted by: Jim Cowles Date: March 22, 2000 at 20:57:38 In Reply to: Re: Cowles Name Pronounciation History by Wendy DeBusk of 822 Yes, it would be very interesting. I haven't done much research, but have a neice (Beverly) who apparently has done quite a bit. Our lineage looks something like this: John, 1700 - Thomas, 1730 - Henry, 1750 - Vincent, 1792 - James, 1828 - Jesse, 1874 - Aubrey, 1901 - and myself, James, 1941. My son, James Scott, carriers on and he has three sons (my grandsons) that will continue the lineage. I also know our lineage takes us back to the colonies and the 1600s. Many people took the "Cole" name and did what they wanted with it. That makes it difficult to track. Well, I've got a John in there, so who knows? We may be related! Jim Followups: Re: Cowles Name Pronounciation History Dean Cowles 4/01/00 Re: Cowles Name Pronounciation History Jim Cowles 4/01/00 Re: Cowles Name Pronounciation History Dean Cowles 4/03/00 http://genforum.genealogy.com/cowles/messages/209.html Search this forum: Find all of the words Find any of the words Search all of GenForum: Proximity matching Agreement of Use Link to GenForum Add Forum

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