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John Elderkin b:1612-d: 13 JUN 1687+1)Abagail; 2)Elizabeth DRAKE Gaylord (widow of Willian Gaylord) >John Elderkin b:APR 1664 + Abigail Fowler>John Elderkin Jr. b:7 May 1694-d: 27 FEB 1737 + Susannah Baker d:14 JUN 1804> Col. Jedediah Elderkin b:1717 d.3 MAR 1793>Jedediah Elderkin(1721-1804) + Anne Wood b:14 JUN 1722-d:14 JUN 1804>Vine Elderkin b:ABT 1745-15 AUG 1800 + Lydia White b:28 APR 1745 d: 2 OCT 1818> Jedediah ELDERKIN b: Abt 1783-d:14 JAN 1869 + Eunice Kneeland b:24 JUL 1788-d:SEP 1872 >Joseph + Lucy>Frances S. Elderkin b:11/23/1845+Rollin Clark b.10/15/1837-d. 1/30/1884>Rollie Marie Clark +P. Burnham Hulburd
Rollie Marie Clark (Hulburd) was born to: Rollin Charles Clark and Sarah Francis Elderkin (Clark). Rollin b. 10/15/1837; d. 1/30/1884. Sarah Francis b. 11/23/1845; was still living when the book, "Elderkin" written by Dyer White Elderkin, was published in Pittsburgh in 1888.
Dyer White Elderkin was born 4/19/1817 in Nunda (Livingston Co.) NY and was the 8th child of Bela Elderkin and Susan Bates (Elderkin).
P.61: "Sarah F. b 11-23-1845, married Rollin C. Clark on 5-3-1866"
Then on p 65:
"Sarah Francis Elderkin born November 24, 1845
Rollin C. Clark, born October 15, 1837
Married May 3, 1866
Rollin C. Clark died January 30, 1884
(Her present address is Mrs. Fannie S Clark, No. 108 Columbia Street, West New Brighton, Staten Island, N.Y.)
THEIR CHILD - NINTH GENERATION
Rollie Marie, born August 12, 1875..."
The narrative goes on:
"Rollin C. Clark was raised in the vicinity of Titusville, Pa. When oil was first discovered he engaged in speculations in that product, and soon accumulated $10,000, which he invested in a drug store at Titusville. He compounded and manufactured the medicine known as "Clark's Anti-Bilious Compound" in company with his brother, C.S. Clark. He was well known in the business circles of Cleveland, O. He engaged, in company with Murray Warren, in oil-producing and refining in the Bradford oil field, where, by his business reputation and the energy of his partner, they were financially successful.
At the time of Mr.. Clark's death the company owned one of the finest oil refining works in the United States, located in Corry, Erie County, Pa., with a branch at Baltimore.
Sarah Frances, alias Fannie S. Clark, was born at Bear Lake, Warren County, Pa., immediately after the return of her parents from Kentucky. She was a brilliant young lady, with high aspirations, and a restless, roving disposition. Mr. Clark's mean were ample and she was gratified with every desire for accomplishments and traveling. She spent one year in the Elocution School in Boston, where she became an excellent sensational speaker. She practiced upon the stage in the city of New York one year, and took lessons in music in Cleveland several years. She visited all the places of notoriety in the United States. Finally her nervous system yielded to her overwrought efforts, and she sought retirement at her home on Staten Island. Her daughter Rollie is with her; a nice little girl."
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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1
1. John ELDERKIN JR. was born 05/07/1694, and died 02/27/1737 in Norwich, Conn. Windham.. He was the son of 2. John ELDERKIN and 3. Abigail FOWLER. He married Susannah BAKER 08/26/1714 in Norwich, Conn.. She died 06/14/1804 in Windham, Conn..
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2
2. John ELDERKIN was born 04/00/1664 in Norwich. He was the son of 4. John ELDERKIN and 5. Elizabeth DRAKE Gaylord.
3. Abigail FOWLER died 03/00/1713or14. She was the daughter of 6. William FOWLER.
Children of Abigail FOWLER and John ELDERKIN are:
1. i. John ELDERKIN JR. was born 05/07/1694, and died 02/27/1737 in Norwich, Conn. Windham.. He married Susannah BAKER 08/26/1714 in Norwich, Conn.. She died 06/14/1804 in Windham, Conn..
ii. Abigail ELDERKIN was born 04/20/1698 in Killingworth.
iii. Benjamin ELDERKIN was born 09/15/1695 in Killingworth.., and died 04/00/1699.
iv. James ELDERKIN was born 11/00/1699 in Killingworth.
v. Margaret ELDERKIN was born 11/00/1700 in Killingworth.
vi. Jedediah ELDERKIN was born 11/07/1701or02 in Killingworth.
vii. Judith ELDERKIN was born 03/08/1703or04 in Killingworth.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3
4. John ELDERKIN was born 00/00/1612 in England, and died 06/13/1687 in Norwich, Conn..
5. Elizabeth DRAKE Gaylord was born 00/00/1621 in Windham, Conn., and died 06/08/1716 in Norwich, Conn.. She was the daughter of 10. James DRAKE.
Children of Elizabeth DRAKE Gaylord and John ELDERKIN are:
2. i. John ELDERKIN was born 04/00/1664 in Norwich. He married Abigail FOWLER 00/00/1685, daughter of William FOWLER. She died 03/00/1713or14.
ii. Ann ELDERKIN was born 01/00/1661 in Norwich, Conn..
iii. Bashua ELDERKIN was born 11/00/1665 in Norwich, Conn..
iv. James ELDERKIN was born 03/00/1670or71 in Norwich, Conn., and died 04/26/1698 in Windsor, Conn..
v. Joseph ELDERKIN was born 12/00/1672 in Norwich, Conn..
vi. Abigail ELDERKIN.
vii. Hannah ELDERKIN.
viii. Paltiah ELDERKIN.
6. William FOWLER.
Child of William FOWLER is:
3. i. Abigail FOWLER died 03/00/1713or14. She married John ELDERKIN 00/00/1685, son of John ELDERKIN and Elizabeth DRAKE Gaylord. He was born 04/00/1664 in Norwich.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4
10. James DRAKE.
Child of James DRAKE is:
5. i. Elizabeth DRAKE Gaylord was born 00/00/1621 in Windham, Conn., and died 06/08/1716 in Norwich, Conn.. She married John ELDERKIN 03/01/1660 in New London, Conn.. He was born 00/00/1612 in England, and died 06/13/1687 in Norwich, Conn..
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ABIGAIL FOWLER'S LINE. ABIGAIL MARRIED JOHN ELDERKIN
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****Name: Abigail Fowler 1 2 3
Sex: F
Birth: 27 NOV 1660 in Milford, Ct. 1 2 3
Death: MAR 1712/13 1 2 3
Father: William Fowler b: ABT 1620 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England
Mother: Deborah or Mary Tapp
Marriage 1 John ELDERKIN b: 1664 in NORWICH, CT.
Married: 1685 in Norwich 1 2
Children
Abigail ELDERKIN
Benjamin ELDERKIN
James ELDERKIN
Mary ELDERKIN
Jedediah ELDERKIN
Judith ELDERKIN
John ELDERKIN b: ABT 1705
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ID: I05333
Name: William FOWLER 1 2 3 4 5
Sex: M
Name: William Fowler 6 7 8
Birth: ABT 1445 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England 2 3 4 5
Birth: ABT 1445 in Foxley, Bucks Co., England 7 8
Birth: ABT 1445 in Foxley, Oxford, Bucks, England 6 8
Death: ABT 1501
Ancestral File #: 9V58-G4
Ancestral File #: FRBP-T8
LDS Baptism: COMPLETED 7 8
Endowment: COMPLETED 7 8
Sealing Child: COMPLETED 7 8
Note: William Fowler born about 1445. He was the 5th great grandfather of Mary Ball. Mary Ball's son George has his picture on every One Dollar bill!
Father: William Fowler , Sir, of Rycott, Oxford, * b: 1400 in Sherbourne, Oxford England
Mother: Cecily ENGLEFIELD b: 1403 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England
Father: William Fowler , Sir, of Rycott, Oxford, * b: 1400 in Sherbourne, Oxford England
Mother: Cecily ENGLEFIELD b: 1403 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England
Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown
Married: 1464
Sealing Spouse: in COMPLETED 7 8
Children
Roger FOWLER b: BEF 1500 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England
Richard FOWLER b: ABT 1500 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England
Emma FOWLER b: ABT 1500 in <Foxley, Bucks Co., , England>
Roger Fowler b: ABT 1492 in Foxley, Oxford, Bucks, England
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ID: I38557
Name: Henry I The Fowler , Holy Roman Emperor 1 2
Sex: M
Name: Henry I The Fowler , Holy Roman Emperor 3 4
Birth: 876 in Germany 3 4
Death: 2 JUL 936 in Memleben, Germany 3 4
Burial: Quedlinburg, Germany 3 4
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[otime-1.FTW]
The vitae begin with Henry's noble lineage, focusing on his parents Otto the illustrious, Otto's wife Haduwich, and their children. When Henry, the youngest of the three sons, was old enough to marry, his parents sought a noble wife for him. They heard of Mathilda, a beautiful girl of noble lineage raised and educated in the convent of Herford, and a descendant of Widukind, the Saxon duke who had led the fiercest resistance against Charlemagne's efforts to convert the Saxons to Christianity in the late eighth century. The vitae describe in detail Widukind's conversion at Charlemagne's hand, then shift to "Mathilda's more recent relatives, including her father Tiedericus, mother Reinheld, and grandmother Mathilda, abbess of Herford who oversaw Mathilda's upbringing. In addition to noting that Mathilda could read, these vitae stressed Mathilda's virtues, notably her nobility, uprightness, and virtue."
"Both vitae skip the first years of Henry's and Mathilda's married life, mentioning only Otto the Illustrious' death three years later, at which point the highest-ranking nobles (principes regni) elected Henry duke and then, almost in the same sentence, made him king, celebrating and recognizing him as the first king from Saxony. As king, Henry conquered a number of foreign peoples, including Slavs, Danes, Bavarians, and Bohemians. He engaged in Christian activities, building and repairing churches, as well as caring for the poor and widows."
" Henry, for example, was elected leader of the Saxons because he was the strongest in arms ("armis Saxonum erat fortissimus").
"Hatheburg, Henry's first wife, was actually a widow before her marriage to Henry. She also is presumed to have taken the veil. Marrying Henry after that, as she did, was thus illegal in the eyes of the church, and the bishop of Halberstadt endeavored to dissolve the marriage before Henry had even sought a divorce. After their separation, Hatheburg returned to the cloister, and Henry retained the lands she had brought to the marriage, including the city of Merseburg. See Leyser, Rule and Conflict, 12. "
"At the time of his first marriage, Henry would have been seen as very unlikely to gain ducal power. Hatheburg was thus a good match, as she brought with her lands in and around Merseburg, providing Henry with sources of wealth and power."
"Renowned Queen Mother Mathilda:" Ideals and Realities of Ottonian Queenship in the Vitae Mathildis reginae (Mathilda of Saxony, 895?-968)* Anne C. Stinehart The University of Virginia
FTW gives birth date as 887 A.D.
Germany: HISTORY: Germany from 911 to 1250: THE 10TH AND 11TH CENTURIES: The accession of the Saxons.
Germany in the 10th and 11th centuries. Conrad I was quite unequal to the situation in Germany. According to the beliefs of contemporaries, his failure meant that his house was luckless and lacked the prosperity-bringing virtues that belonged to true kingship. On his deathbed in 918, he therefore proposed that the crown, which in 911 had remained with the Franks, should now pass to the leading man in Saxony, the Liudolfing Henry (later called the Fowler). Henry I was elected by the Saxons and Franks at Fritzlar, their ancient meeting place, in 919. With a monarch of their own race, the Saxons now took over the burden and the rewards of being the kingmaking people. The centre of gravity shifted to eastern Saxony, where the Liudolfing lands lay.
Henry I also called HENRY THE FOWLER, German HEINRICH DER VOGLER (b. c. 876--d. July 2, 936, Memleben, Saxony [now in Germany]), German king and founder of the Saxon dynasty (918-1024) who strengthened the East Frankish, or German, army, encouraged the growth of towns, brought Lotharingia (Lorraine) back under German control (925), and secured German borders against pagan incursions.
919 Chosen King by the Franks and Saxons on the advice of Conrad I.
FOWLERS first appeared in England with William the Conqueror in 1066
Participated in invasion of France under Norseman ROLFE (ROLLO) at the beginning of 10th century
FRENCH--fowlere, agent or dealer of fowl ancient Anglo-Saxon origin "Fugal" = "fowl"
Father: Duke Of Saxony (The Illustrious) Otto , * b: ABT 836 in Germany
Mother: * Hedwig\Haduwich b: in Germany
Marriage 1 Matilda
Children
Henry Fowler b: ABT 1090 in Foxley, Bucks County, England
Marriage 2 Hatheburg
Married: 906 3
Children
Thangmar Fowler
Marriage 3 Matilda Von Ringleheim , * b: ABT 889 in Germany
Married: ABT 909 3
Children
I Otto , the Great King of Germany b: 23 NOV 912 in Germany
Henry I Fowler , the Quarrelsome b: 918
Gerberga Fowler b: ABT 919 in Germany
Hadwig b: ABT 922
Bruno b: 925
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Name: Richard Fowler , I, Sir
Sex: M
Name: RICHARD I (Sir) FOWLER 1 2
Name: Richard Fowler , I, Sir, * 3 4
Birth: ABT 1130 in Foxley, Berkshire, England 1 2
Birth: ABT 1130
Death: AFT 1190 1 2
Fact 1: Knighted, after 3rd Crusade by King Richard the Lionhearted 3 4
Event: Lived in Foxley, County of Buckingham 3 4
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Knighted, after 3rd Crusade by King Richard the Lionhearted.
Fowlers went to England with William the Conqueror in 1066 and their names appear on the taxation and military records. In 1191 Richard Fowler of Foxley, Co. of Buckingham, accompanied Richard the Lionhearted in the 3rd. Crusade. It was said that his services was so brilliant that King Richard bestowed upon him the crest with our family's present coat of arms and a grant of land in Abbey-Cwyn-Hir.
From this Sir Richard Fowler we are direct descendents. Sir William Fowler of Oxford was 4th in descent from Sir Richard and the father of the 2nd Sir Richard who was knighted by King Edward IV. The 2nd son of Sir William was Thomas, and his 2nd son was William, a poet in the court of James VI in 1560.
Father: Henry Fowler b: ABT 1090 in Foxley, Bucks County, England
Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown
Children
RICHARD II (Sir) FOWLER b: ABT 1150 in Foxley, Berkshire, England
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ID: I05383
Name: John Fowler III 1 2 3 4
Sex: M
Name: John Fowler 5 6 7 8 9
Birth: BEF 1320 in Shryvenham, Berks, England 2 8 9
Birth: BEF 1320 in Shrivenham, Berkshire County, England 6 7
Birth: BEF 1320 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England 3 4
Birth: BEF 1320 in Shryvenham, Berkshire, England 9
Death: AFT 1360
Death: 23 APR 1361 3 4
Death: 23 APR 1361 in England 6 7
Death: AFT 23 APR 1361 8 9
Ancestral File #: 9V5J-JK
Event: Resided Shryvenham, Berkshsire, England 6 7
LDS Baptism: 24 JAN 1948 8 9
Endowment: 30 MAR 1948 C 8 9
Sealing Child: COMPLETED 8 9
Note:
[Fowler, Reginaldus, Descendents.FTW]
4. John4 FOWLER (John Le3, Johannes Le2, Reginaldus Le1)(1075) was born in Shryvenham Co., Berks, England bef 1320.(1076) John died 23 April 1361 in England.
He married Hartleigh est 1339 or abt 1349. Hartleigh was born in Hartley, Berks County, England ABT. 1322. of Shryvenham.
Mentioned in the will of Richard de Hartlegh (evidently his brother-in-law), Marshal and Citizen of London, who lived in the Parish of St. Sepulchre-without-Newgate. Will dated April 23d, 1361; entered on Roll 89, folio 68, Husting's Court of London, who makes among other bequests, 100 Geneva Florins (Florenosde Genevyns) to brother John Fowler to assist him in finding his (John's) son, if living. John had issue: Calendar of Ancient Wills, London, Vol.2, p.21.
Father: John Le Fowler b: ABT 1284 in Shryvenham, Berks Co., England
Mother: Isabel Foxley b: ABT 1275 in Foxley, Berkshire, England
Marriage 1 HARTLEIGH b: ABT 1322 in Hartley, Berks, England
Children
John Fowler IV b: ABT 1350 in Shrivenham, Berks, England
Robert FOWLER b: ABT 1352 in Shryvenham, Berks, Eng
Isabel FOWLER b: ABT 1352 in <Shrivenham, Berks, England>
Marriage 2 Hartleigh Unknown b: AFT 1352 in Hartley, Berkshire, England
Children
Isabel FOWLER b: ABT 1352 in <Shrivenham, Berks, England>
Robert FOWLER b: ABT 1352 in Shryvenham, Berks, Eng
John Fowler IV b: ABT 1350 in Shrivenham, Berks, England
Marriage 3 Hartleigh b: ABT 1322 in Hartley, Berks, England
Sealing Spouse: in COMPLETED 8 9
Children
John Fowler IV b: ABT 1350 in Shrivenham, Berks, England
Marriage 4 MISS HARTLEIGH b: ABT 1322 in Hartley, Berkshire, England
Children
Isabel FOWLER b: ABT 1352 in <Shrivenham, Berks, England>
John Fowler IV b: ABT 1350 in Shrivenham, Berks, England
Robert FOWLER b: ABT 1352 in Shryvenham, Berks, Eng
Marriage 5 Hartleigh Unknown b: ABT 1322 in Hartley, Berkshire County, England
Married: BET 1339 AND 1349 6
Children
Robert FOWLER b: ABT 1352 in Shryvenham, Berks, Eng
Isabel FOWLER b: ABT 1352 in <Shrivenham, Berks, England>
John Fowler IV b: ABT 1350 in Shrivenham, Berks, England
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Title: Ancestral File (R)
Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Publication: Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998
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ID: I05380
Name: John Fowler IV 1 2 3 4 5
Sex: M
Name: John Fowler 6 7 8 9 10 11
Name: John Fowler , * 12 13
Birth: ABT 1350 in Shrivenham, Berks, England 2 3
Birth: ABT 1340 in Sherbourne, Oxford England 12 13
Birth: ABT 1350
Birth: ABT 1350 in Shrivenham, Berks, England, England 10 11
Birth: ABT 1350 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England 4 5
Birth: ABT 1350 in Shryvenham Co., Berks England 7 8 9
Birth: ABT 1350 in Shryvenham, Berkshire, England 8 9 11
Death: 1412 in Foxely, Buckinghamshire, England
Death: BET 1399 AND 1413 in Died in the reign of Henry IV 8 9
Death: ABT 1412 in Foxley, Buckinghamshire, England 14 15 7 8 9
Death: 1412 4 5
Death: 1412 in Foxley, Berkshire, England 11
Ancestral File #: 9V5J-F2
Burial: 1412 Foxley, Buckinghamshire, England 2 3 8 9
Burial: 1412 ,Foxley, Buckinghamshire, England 10 11
LDS Baptism: 24 JAN 1948 10 11
Endowment: 25 MAR 1948 C 10 11
Event: Resided Shryvenham, Berkshsire, England 8 9
Sealing Child: COMPLETED 10 11
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[Fowler, Reginaldus, Descendents.FTW]
From Mike Fowler June 2000
John acquired an estate in Bucks which he named Foxley; m. after 1375 and before 1380, Margaret, daughter of Henry Loveday, and d. in the reign of Henry IV, leaving a son and heir.
John FOWLER (1) was born about 1340 in Sherbourne, Oxford, England. The earliest traces of the sturdy name of Fowler date from the time when fierce invaders from the North were changing the map and history of Europe by their sweeping invasions of France, and later England. This name is of ancient Anglo-Norman origin, and comes from the Anglo-Saxon word "Fugal", meaning fowl. However, most of the Fowlers in America are of English descent. It seems that the early bearers of our name not only "pursued and captured wild fowl", but also sold them, for in its early form, the French suffix, "ere", following "fowl" meant an agent or dealer. Old English and early American records carry frequent mention of the name in various forms, such as "Fouler", but "Fowler" is the generally accepted form. Long before they accompanied William the Conqueror during his conquest of England, the early Fowlers seem to have taken part in the successful invasion of France, under the leadership of the Norseman Rolfe, or Rollo, who conquered that country about the beginning of the Tenth Century. But although they were able to overcome the inhabitants of the country in battle, Rolfe's men could not withstand the civilization they found there and soon assumed the ways and customs of the land. For centuries, Gaul, or France, had felt the influence of Roman civilization, and eventually there existed there a fusion of French, Roman, Teutonic and Norse races, all speaking the French tongue. Across the channel lay England, which was to be the home of the Fowlers for many centuries. According to science, the British Isles were in prehistoric times a part of the Continent, but since it lay, in island form, too far West to benefit by the early civilizing influences of the countries bordering the Mediterranean, it was still a wild country when others had reached civilization to a high degree. Caesar's main purpose in conquering Britain lay in keeping the wild inhabitants of the country from invading Gaul, but even while Britain was under Roman dominance, she experienced numerous invasions from other races. From the North, in what is now Scotland, came the ravaging Picts. From Ireland came the Scots, who later settled in Scotland.
From across the channel came the Danes and Angles, the last of whom perhaps did more than any other race to totally subject the Britons prior to the coming of the Normans. As Duke of Normandy, the man who was to become known as William the Conqueror had only a far-fetched claim to the English crown. But when he found that Harold had been chosen King of England to succeed King Edward, in January, 1066, he immediately put in a claim for the crown himself. During the whole of that spring and summer, ships for his English invasion were being built in the Norman harbors. William met Harold in battle on October 14 that year, and no doubt a number of the Fowlers who went to England about that time took part in the famous conflict. Although William had 10,000 trained Norman fighters with him, it was only after using various strategic maneuvers that he got the English army, with smaller force, to move down from their position on a hill, and thus offer his men a chance to make a successful attack. Finally, finding the weapons of his archers were not laying down the deadly fire he expected, he ordered his men to shoot their arrows into the air. The bowmen obeyed and a shower of arrows rained upon the English, one of them piercing Harold's eye, stretching him lifeless on the ground. On Christmas Day, 1066, William was chosen king by acclamation at Edward's Abbey at Westminster in London. The Normans outside mistook the shouts of applause for a tumult against their Duke, and set fire to the houses around. The English rushed out to save their property, and William, frightened for the only time in his life, was left alone with the priests. Not knowing what was next to follow, he was crowned King of the English, in an empty church, amid the crackling of flames and the shouts of men struggling outside. Absolutely fearless and with an iron will, William set about welding a united kingdom where only a loosely-bound, semi barbaric country had existed before. Working with ruthless vigor at times, he brought order out of chaos, demoted powerful Earls who might revolt, wrought far-reaching changes in the country's religious forms, promoted education, and set up an efficient form of taxation. It was under the heading of taxation--the first systematic levying the country had known--that the name Fowler first appears in English records. William sent commissioners throughout the country to make appraisals on the property owned by his subjects. The result of their inquiries was embodied in Domesday Book, so called because it was no more possible to appeal from it than from the Last Judgement. The Fowlers were among those listed in this early record of English property owners. Just how closely this survey by "The Conqueror" was conducted is shown by an old account that says, rather complainingly: "So very narrowly he let speer it out that there was not a single hide nor a yard of land, nor so much as--it is a shame to tell, though he thought it no shame to do--an ox nor a cow nor a swine was left that was not set in his writ." The chronicler who wrote these words was an English monk at Peterborough. Thus, going into England with the indomitable William, the Fowlers can be said to have arrived there at a time when the country first took form and, ceasing to be a semi-civilized island off the Western coast of Europe, began to lay the foundations of one of the world's great powers today. For once the powerful and potentially dangerous Earls had been subdued, and order and system had been established; the invading Normans became builders instead of destroyers.
John FOWLER and Margaret LOVEDAY had the following children:[Fowler, Reginaldus, Descendents.FTW]
From Mike Fowler June 2000
John acquired an estate in Bucks which he named Foxley; m. after 1375 and before 1380, Margaret, daughter of Henry Loveday, and d. in the reign of Henry IV, leaving a son and heir.
John FOWLER (1) was born about 1340 in Sherbourne, Oxford, England. The earliest traces of the sturdy name of Fowler date from the time when fierce invaders from the North were changing the map and history of Europe by their sweeping invasions of France, and later England. This name is of ancient Anglo-Norman origin, and comes from the Anglo-Saxon word "Fugal", meaning fowl. However, most of the Fowlers in America are of English descent. It seems that the early bearers of our name not only "pursued and captured wild fowl", but also sold them, for in its early form, the French suffix, "ere", following "fowl" meant an agent or dealer. Old English and early American records carry frequent mention of the name in various forms, such as "Fouler", but "Fowler" is the generally accepted form. Long before they accompanied William the Conqueror during his conquest of England, the early Fowlers seem to have taken part in the successful invasion of France, under the leadership of the Norseman Rolfe, or Rollo, who conquered that country about the beginning of the Tenth Century. But although they were able to overcome the inhabitants of the country in battle, Rolfe's men could not withstand the civilization they found there and soon assumed the ways and customs of the land. For centuries, Gaul, or France, had felt the influence of Roman civilization, and eventually there existed there a fusion of French, Roman, Teutonic and Norse races, all speaking the French tongue. Across the channel lay England, which was to be the home of the Fowlers for many centuries. According to science, the British Isles were in prehistoric times a part of the Continent, but since it lay, in island form, too far West to benefit by the early civilizing influences of the countries bordering the Mediterranean, it was still a wild country when others had reached civilization to a high degree. Caesar's main purpose in conquering Britain lay in keeping the wild inhabitants of the country from invading Gaul, but even while Britain was under Roman dominance, she experienced numerous invasions from other races. From the North, in what is now Scotland, came the ravaging Picts. From Ireland came the Scots, who later settled in Scotland.
From across the channel came the Danes and Angles, the last of whom perhaps did more than any other race to totally subject the Britons prior to the coming of the Normans. As Duke of Normandy, the man who was to become known as William the Conqueror had only a far-fetched claim to the English crown. But when he found that Harold had been chosen King of England to succeed King Edward, in January, 1066, he immediately put in a claim for the crown himself. During the whole of that spring and summer, ships for his English invasion were being built in the Norman harbors. William met Harold in battle on October 14 that year, and no doubt a number of the Fowlers who went to England about that time took part in the famous conflict. Although William had 10,000 trained Norman fighters with him, it was only after using various strategic maneuvers that he got the English army, with smaller force, to move down from their position on a hill, and thus offer his men a chance to make a successful attack. Finally, finding the weapons of his archers were not laying down the deadly fire he expected, he ordered his men to shoot their arrows into the air. The bowmen obeyed and a shower of arrows rained upon the English, one of them piercing Harold's eye, stretching him lifeless on the ground. On Christmas Day, 1066, William was chosen king by acclamation at Edward's Abbey at Westminster in London. The Normans outside mistook the shouts of applause for a tumult against their Duke, and set fire to the houses around. The English rushed out to save their property, and William, frightened for the only time in his life, was left alone with the priests. Not knowing what was next to follow, he was crowned King of the English, in an empty church, amid the crackling of flames and the shouts of men struggling outside. Absolutely fearless and with an iron will, William set about welding a united kingdom where only a loosely-bound, semi barbaric country had existed before. Working with ruthless vigor at times, he brought order out of chaos, demoted powerful Earls who might revolt, wrought far-reaching changes in the country's religious forms, promoted education, and set up an efficient form of taxation. It was under the heading of taxation--the first systematic levying the country had known--that the name Fowler first appears in English records. William sent commissioners throughout the country to make appraisals on the property owned by his subjects. The result of their inquiries was embodied in Domesday Book, so called because it was no more possible to appeal from it than from the Last Judgement. The Fowlers were among those listed in this early record of English property owners. Just how closely this survey by "The Conqueror" was conducted is shown by an old account that says, rather complainingly: "So very narrowly he let speer it out that there was not a single hide nor a yard of land, nor so much as--it is a shame to tell, though he thought it no shame to do--an ox nor a cow nor a swine was left that was not set in his writ." The chronicler who wrote these words was an English monk at Peterborough. Thus, going into England with the indomitable William, the Fowlers can be said to have arrived there at a time when the country first took form and, ceasing to be a semi-civilized island off the Western coast of Europe, began to lay the foundations of one of the world's great powers today. For once the powerful and potentially dangerous Earls had been subdued, and order and system had been established; the invading Normans became builders instead of destroyers.
John FOWLER and Margaret LOVEDAY had the following children:[otime-1.FTW]
1. John FOWLER(1) was born about 1340 in Sherbourne, Oxford, England. The earliest traces of the sturdy name of Fowler date from the time when fierce invaders from the North were changing the map and history of Europe by their sweeping invasions of France, and later England. This name is of ancient Anglo-Norman origin, and comes from the Anglo-Saxon word "Fugal", meaning fowl. However, most of the Fowlers in America are of English descent. It seems that the early bearers of our name not only "pursued and captured wild fowl", but also sold them, for in its early form the French suffix, "ere", following "fowl" meant an agent or dealer. Old English and early American records carry frequent mention of the name in various forms, such as "Fouler", but "Fowler" is the generally accepted form. Long before they accompanied William the Conqueror during his conquest of England, the early Fowlers seem to have taken part in the successful invasion of France, under the leadership of the Norseman Rolfe, or Rollo, who conquered that country about the beginning of the Tenth Century. But although they were able to overcome the inhabitants of the country in battle, Rolfe's men could not withstand the civilization they found there and soon assumed the ways and customs of the land. For centuries, Gaul, or France, had felt the influence of Roman civilization, and eventually there existed there a fusion of French, Roman, Teutonic and Norse races, all speaking the French tonque. Across the channel lay England, which was to be the home of the Fowlers for many centuries. According to science, the British Isles were in prehistoric times a part of the Continent, but since it lay, in island form, too far West to benefit by the early civilizing influences of the countries bordering the Mediterranean, it was still a wild country when others had reached civilization to a high degree. Caesar's main purpose in conquering Britain lay in keeping the wild inhabitants of the country from invading Gaul, but even while Britain was under Roman dominance, she experienced numerous invasions from other races. From the North, in what is now Scotland, came the ravaging Picts. From Ireland came the Scots, who later settled in Scotland. From across the channel came the Danes and Angles, the last of whom perhaps did more than any other race to totally subject the Britons prior to the coming of the Normans. As Duke of Normandy, the man who was to become known as William the Conqueror had only a far-fetched claim to the English crown. But when he found that Harold had been chosen King of England to succeed King Edward, in January, 1066, he imediately put in a claim for the crown himself. During the whole of that spring and summer, ships for his English invasion were being built in the Norman harbors. William met Harold in battle on October 14 that year, and no doubt a number of the Fowlers who went to England about that time took part in the famous conflict. Although William had 10,000 trained Norman fighters with him, it was only after using various strategic maneuvers that he got the English army, with smaller force, to move down from their position on a hill, and thus offer his men a chance to make a successful attack. Finally, finding the weapons of his archers were not laying down the deadly fire he expected, he ordered his men to shoot their arrows into the air. The bowmen obeyed and a shower of arrows rained upon the English, one of them piercing Harold's eye, stretching him lifeless on the ground. On Christmas Day, 1066, William was chosen king by acclamation at Edward's Abbey at Westminister in London. The Normans outside mistook the shouts of applause for a tumult against their Duke, and set fire to the houses around. The English rushed out to save their property, and William, frightened for the only time in his life, was left alone with the priests. Not knowing what was next to follow, he was crowned King of the English, in an empty church, amid the crackling of flames and the shouts of men struggling outside. Absolutely fearless and with an iron will, William set about welding a united kingdom where only a loosely-bound, semibarbaric country had existed before. Working with ruthless vigor at times, he brought order out of chaos, demoted powerful Earls who might revolt, wrought far-reaching changes in the country's religious forms, promoted education, and set up an efficient form of taxation. It was under the heading of taxation--the first systematic levying the country had known--that the name Fowler first appears in English records. William sent commissioners throughout the country to make appraisals on the property owned by his subjects. The result of their inquiries was embodied in Domesday Book, so called because it was no more possible to appeal from it than from the Last Judgement. The Fowlers were among those listed in this early record of English property owners. Just how closely this survey by "The Conqueror" was conducted is shown by an old account that says, rather complainingly: "So very narrowly he let speer it out that there was not a single hide nor a yard of land, nor so much as--it is a shame to tell, though he thought it no shame to do--an ox nor a cow nor a swine was left that was not set in his writ." The chronicler who wrote these words was an English monk at Peterborough. Thus, going into England with the indomitable William, the Fowlers can be said to have arrived there at a time when the country first took form and, ceasing to be a semi-civilized island off the Western coast of Europe, began to lay the foundations of one of the world's great powers today. For once the powerful and potentially dangerous Earls had been subdued, and order and system had been established; the invading Normans became builders instead of destroyers.
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1. Richard Gildart Fowler (deceased). A history of the Fowler family of southeastern North Carolina. Norman, Oklahoma 1985.
2. Amy Cardon Odell. Ancestral File of Amy Cardon Odell, 3433 Tice Creek Drive #1, Walnut Creek, CA 94595.
3. Grover Parsons Fowler. From a book titled, "The House of Fowler". page numer 28 and 29.
4. Ibid.
5. From a GED file obtained from John Nicholas "Jack" Scott.
6. Johnny J. Fowler Jr., 7 Blue Stem Road, Norman, Oklahoma 73069. Records as remembered by Johnny J. Fowler Jr.
7. Johnny J. Fowler Jr., 7 Blue Stem Road, Norman, Oklahoma 73069. Epitaph given by Johnny J. Fowler Jr.
Father: John Fowler III b: BEF 1320 in Shryvenham, Berks, England
Mother: HARTLEIGH b: ABT 1322 in Hartley, Berks, England
Father: John Fowler III b: BEF 1320 in Shryvenham, Berks, England
Mother: Hartleigh b: ABT 1322 in Hartley, Berks, England
Father: John Fowler III b: BEF 1320 in Shryvenham, Berks, England
Mother: Hartleigh Unknown b: ABT 1322 in Hartley, Berkshire County, England
Father: John Fowler III b: BEF 1320 in Shryvenham, Berks, England
Mother: MISS HARTLEIGH b: ABT 1322 in Hartley, Berkshire, England
Father: John Fowler III b: BEF 1320 in Shryvenham, Berks, England
Mother: Hartleigh Unknown b: AFT 1352 in Hartley, Berkshire, England
Marriage 1 * Loveday b: ABT 1340 in Sherbourne, Oxford England
Marriage 2 Spouse Unknown
Children
Henry Fowler b: 1380 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England
Marriage 3 Margaret LOVEDAY b: ABT 1352 in Shrivenham, Berks, England
Married: AFT 1378 3 11
Married: BEF 1375 in England 7 8 9
Married: BET 1375 AND 1380 in England 16 8 9
Married: AFT 1378 in England 5
Sealing Spouse: in SUBMITTED 10 11
Children
John Fowler V b: ABT 1382 in Shrivenham, Berks, Eng
Henry Fowler b: 1380 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England
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Text: A monument to Robert and his wife Agnes is still to be seen in the church of Bray, on which is inscribed, "Orate pro Animabus Roberti Fowler et Agnetis uxoris ac omnium fidelium defunctorum qui quidem. Robertus Obitt Die Mensis . . . Anno Dni Millo MCCCC. Quorum Animabus pro propicietur Deus. Amen"
Below (the inscription) are figures of 5 sons and 5 daughters.
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Name: William Fowler , Sir, of Rycott, Oxford, * 1 2
Sex: M
Title: Sir
Name: WILLIAM (Sir) FOWLER 3
Birth: 1400 in Sherbourne, Oxford England 1 2
Birth: ABT 1400 in Foxley, Berkshire, England 3
Death: 2 JUL 1452 in Buried: St. Dunstan's Chapel, Westminster Abbey, England 4 5
Death: 2 JUL 1452 in England 3
Fact 1: 4th in descent from Sir Richard 1 2
Fact 2: Knighted by King Edward IV and created Chancelor of the Duchy of Lancaster. 2
Event: Discrepancy 1452 July 6 vs April 2 4 5
Ancestral File #: 938W-2D
Burial: St. Dunstan's Ch, Westminster Abbe 6 7
LDS Baptism: 24 JAN 1948 6 7
Endowment: 20 MAR 1948 6 7
Sealing Child: SUBMITTED 6 7
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. Henry FOWLER(1288).(1289) Removed to Barthomley, Co. Cheshire, of which parish his brother, Rev. Richard Fowler, was Rector; will dated 25 July, 1638, proved at London by his brother Richard in 1646, whom he made his heir.[otime-1.FTW]
3. Sir William FOWLER of Rycott, Oxford(3) was born about 1400 in Sherbourne, Oxford, England.(2) It was during the Third Crusade, 1191, in which Richard the Lion Hearted of England, Philip II of France, and Emperor Frederick Barbarosa took part, that Richard Fowler came into prominence. He took with him and maintained during this crusade to Palestine a body of British bowmen, all of whom were his own tenants.
The Third Crusade has been described as a "glorious but fruitless effort for the recovery of Palestine." However, Richard Fowler's services were so brilliant that King Richard bestowed upon him the crest with our family's present coat-of-arms and a grant of land in Abbey-Cwyn-Hir.
According to tradition, it was during the seige of Acre that Richard Fowler blocked an attempt of the infidels to surprise and capture the Christian camp, and that it was this brilliant stroke that brought him knighthood.
From Sir Richard Fowler, this hero of the Third Crusade, we are direct descendants.
Sir William Fowler of Rycot, Oxford, fourth in descent from Sir Richard, was the father of the second Sir Richard Fowler, knighted by King Edward IV and created Chancelor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
SOURCES
1. Richard Gildart Fowler (deceased). A history of the Fowler family of southeastern North Carolina. Norman, Oklahoma 1985.
2. Amy Cardon Odell. Ancestral File of Amy Cardon Odell, 3433 Tice Creek Drive #1, Walnut Creek, CA 94595.
3. Grover Parsons Fowler. From a book titled, "The House of Fowler". page numer 28 and 29.
4. Ibid.
5. From a GED file obtained from John Nicholas "Jack" Scott.
6. Johnny J. Fowler Jr., 7 Blue Stem Road, Norman, Oklahoma 73069. Records as remembered by Johnny J. Fowler Jr.
7. Johnny J. Fowler Jr., 7 Blue Stem Road, Norman, Oklahoma 73069. Epitaph given by Johnny J. Fowler Jr.Hello Little Darlings,
Father: Henry Fowler b: 1380 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England
Mother: Elizabeth (Isabel) Barton b: ABT 1382 in Barton, Thornton, Bucks, England
Father: Henry Fowler b: 1380 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England
Mother: Elizabeth (Isabel) Barton b: ABT 1382 in Barton, Thornton, Bucks, England
Father: Henry Fowler b: 1380 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England
Mother: ISABEL BARTON b: ABT 1382 in Barton, Berkshire, England
Marriage 1 Cecelia Englesfield b: ABT 1403 in Rycote, Oxford, England
Children
Richard FOWLER b: 1420 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Walter Fowler b: AFT 1420
Henry Fowler b: AFT 1420
William Fowler b: AFT 1420
Alice Fowler b: AFT 1420
Jane Fowler b: AFT 1420
Cecelia Fowler b: AFT 1420 in Rycote, Oxford, England
Thomas FOWLER b: ABT 1422 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Sybell Fowler b: ABT 1428 in of Waterstock, Oxfordshire, England
Marriage 2 Cecily ENGLEFIELD b: 1403 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England
Married: ABT 1429 in England
Married: ABT 1429 8
Married: 1429 2
Sealing Spouse: in SUBMITTED 6 7
Children
Richard FOWLER b: 1420 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Thomas FOWLER b: ABT 1422 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Cecilia FOWLER b: ABT 1424 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Walter FOWLER b: ABT 1426 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Sybell Fowler b: ABT 1428 in of Waterstock, Oxfordshire, England
Richard Fowler , Sir, II b: 1429
Henry FOWLER b: ABT 1430 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Thomas Fowler , * b: 1431
Alice Fowler b: ABT 1432 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Jane FOWLER b: ABT 1434 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
William FOWLER b: ABT 1445 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England
Henry Fowler b: ABT 1430 in Rycote, Oxford, England
Cecelia Fowler b: AFT 1420 in Rycote, Oxford, England
Sybil FOWLER b: ABT 1428 in Rycote, Oxfotrdshire, England
Henry FOWLER b: ABT 1430 in Rycote, Oxfotrdshire, England
WILLIAM FOWLER b: ABT 1445 in Foxley, Berkshire, England
Marriage 3 Cecily ENGLEFIELD b: 1403 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England
Married: ABT 1429 9 8
Married: 1429 1
Children
Richard FOWLER b: 1420 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Thomas FOWLER b: ABT 1422 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Cecilia FOWLER b: ABT 1424 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Walter FOWLER b: ABT 1426 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Richard Fowler , Sir, II b: 1429
Henry FOWLER b: ABT 1430 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Thomas Fowler , * b: 1431
Alice Fowler b: ABT 1432 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
Jane FOWLER b: ABT 1434 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.
William FOWLER b: ABT 1445 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England
Sybell Fowler b: ABT 1428 in of Waterstock, Oxfordshire, England
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Name: William Fowler 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sex: M
Name: WILLIAM FOWLER 8
Birth: ABT 1606 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England 2 4 5
Birth: 1590 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England 8
Birth: ABT 1606 in Dalbury Leiss, Derbyshire, England 1 2 4 5 6 7
Birth: ABT 1606 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England 3 4 5
Death: 25 JAN 1660/61 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut 1 2 4 5 6 7
Death: 25 JAN 1659/60 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut 3 4 5
Death: 25 JAN 1660/61 in Milford, New Haven Co., Conneticut 8
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William Fowler emigrated from Hertfordshire, England to Boston in June 26 1637 with Reverend John Davenport. He moved to New Haven, Connecticut, then called Quinnipac, in 30 March, 1638 and later moved to Milford in 1639.
From the New England Historical & Genealogical Register Vol. 11 page 248
William Fowler came over in the company of Rev. John Davenport, Governor. Eaton and others, and arrived at Boston 26 June 1637. William Fowler is mentioned as a prisoner in Bridewell with other Puritans in the year 1592. The list of poisoners is immediately preceded by a petition addressed to the Lord Treasurer by many of the "poor Cristiains impresoned by the Bishops in sundry prisons in and about London." About this time a congregation of Puritans were discovered at Islington, which was then and now is a part of London in fact. He was an old man when he settled in Milford, having died sixty-eight years after, and if he was, say, twenty at imprisonment, this would make him 88. There is therefore nothing improbable in the supposition that the prisoner was the William Fowler that came to New Haven. If so, he was probably from Islington, or near London. In this connection we introduce the following from " Weever's Funeral Monuments," of " Monumental remains at Islington near London." -- "Here ---- John Fowler -- 1538," and "Alis Fowler, wife of Robert Fowler, Esquire, who d. ---- , 1540;" "Divers of the family lie here interred; the ancestors of Sir Thomas Fowler, Knight and Baronet, living 1630." Mr. Davenport was born in Warwickshire, and removed to London, where he was vicar of St. Stephen's Church, Mr. Eaton, another of the New Haven company, was a member of this Church, and also from Warwickshire -- the ancestors of both being originally from the County of Chester. Mr. Fowler sailed with this company from Boston, and arrived at New Haven in April, 1638, and was at the famous meeting in Mr. Newman's barn, 4 June, 1639, when the peculiar constitution and policy of Mr. Davenport, which afterwards characterized the New Haven Colony, was agreed upon. Mr. Fowler subscribed to that agreement. In the spring of 1639, the settlement of Milford had been arranged, and Mr. Fowler is the first named of the trustees, and the only one bearing the honorable prefix of Mr." At the first meeting of the Milford Company he was chosen one of the "Judges." The church was organized 1639, and he was elected one of the "seven pillars," -- Mr. Peter Prudden, Pastor. Mr. Fowler was elected magistrate, and reappointed yearly to 1654. In 1640, by agreement with the town, he built a mill, the first erected in New Haven Colony, and which is now in possession of his descendants. It is probable that Mr. Fowler was one among those of the first settlers who had received a classical education in his native country. His name is in the roll of planters at New Haven, 1642, as having an &800 estate, and a family of three persons. He d. 25 Jan 1660-1, and his will was presented by his son William to the General Court of the Colony 1661, but was not recorded, and being unfortunately lost, we are without guide as to his family. His children were born before his removal to America, he at the time of his settlement being an old man, and "his family of three" were doubtless himself, wife and one child. The child may have been Mary who married John Caffing. There is nothing inconsistent in this supposition and tradition that Ambrose of Wia(n?)dsor, and John, who settled in Guilford, were brothers of William Fowler, Jr., (who settled at Milford,) and sons of Mr. William Fowler the magistrate.
Father: John Fowler b: 1571 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England
Father: John Fowler b: 1571 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England
Mother: Frances WEBB b: ABT 1584 in , Burntwood, Stafford, England
Marriage 1 Sarah Possibly Neeld b: ABT 1600 in probably England
Married: in England 3 4
Children
Sarah Fowler b: ABT 1624 in Dalbury, Leees, Derby, England
Ambrose FOWLER b: 1626 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England
John FOWLER b: 1602 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England
William Fowler b: ABT 1620 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England
Marriage 2 Sarah Neeld b: ABT 1599 in Probably England
Children
Mary Fowler
John Fowler b: BET 1601 AND 1633 in Milford, Connecticut
Ambrose FOWLER b: 1626 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England
Marriage 3 Sarah Neeld b: ABT 1599 in Probably England
Children
Mary Fowler
Ambrose FOWLER b: 1626 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England
John Fowler b: BET 1601 AND 1633 in Milford, Connecticut
Marriage 4 Sarah Possibly Neeld b: ABT 1600 in probably England
Married: in England 3 5
Children
Sarah Fowler b: ABT 1624 in Dalbury, Leees, Derby, England
Ambrose FOWLER b: 1626 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England
John FOWLER b: 1602 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England
William Fowler b: ABT 1620 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England
Marriage 5 Sarah Neeld b: ABT 1599 in ,, England
Children
William Fowler b: ABT 1620 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England
Mary Fowler
Ambrose FOWLER b: 1626 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England
John Fowler b: BET 1601 AND 1633 in Milford, Connecticut
Marriage 6 SARAH NEELD b: 1599 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England
Married: BEF 1620 in England 8
Children
William FOWLER b: 1622 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England
John FOWLER b: 1622 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England
Sarah FOWLER b: 1624 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England
Ambrose FOWLER b: 1626 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England
Joseph FOWLER b: 16 SEP 1626 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England
Mary FOWLER b: ABT 1624 in , , , Eng
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Name: William Fowler 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sex: M
Title: Capt.
Name: William FOWLER 8 9 10
Birth: ABT 1620 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England 1 2
Birth: 1620 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England 11 5 6 11 7
Birth: 1620 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England 3 6 7
Birth: 1622 in Dalbury, Derbyshire, England 9 10
Birth: 1632
Death: 18 OCT 1704 in Westfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts 1 2 4 5 6 7
Death: in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut 9 10
Death: ABT 1682 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut 3 6 7
Ancestral File #: FNBV-0F
Burial: Milford, New Haven, Connecticut 9 10
Christening: 2 JUN 1622 Holy Trinity, Ely, Cambridgeshire, England 9 10
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[Fowler, Reginaldus, Descendents.FTW]
Captain William Fowler, the son of William Fowler, the "magistrate" did not participate with his father in the settlement of Milford, but remained at New Haven, where he took the oath of fidelity, 1644. and was admitted to the General Court .. 1645. He was a land holder at New Haven, where he was living, 1655. East Haven, "Fowler's Cove," and "Fowler's Creek," now so-called were named from him. About two miles from New Haven, now the village of Whitneyville, and on the site of the establishment for the manufacture of fire-arms, erected by Eli Whitney, the inventor of the cotton gin, Mr. Fowler built a mill, 1645. which the town bought of him, 3d of January, 1659, for one hundred pounds. He was chosen successively, "Sergeant," "Lieutenant," and "Captain," of the "Town Company" and is mentioned in the Colonial Records of Hartford and New Haven, as one to raise troops as a defence against a threatened incursion of the Dutch. He first m., as early as 1645, Mary dau. of Edward and Ann Tapp, sister of Jane Tapp, wife of Governor Treat, by whom were born to him all his children. He m. 2d, Nov. 1st, 1670, at Milford, widow Elizabeth (Alsop) Baldwin. She was living at the date of his death, and as we learn from his will, was a "tender, dutiful and loving wife," and he desired that she might continue to "live with his children, to be a guide and help them as a mother, and head of a family." He removed and settled at Milford, about the time of his father's death, 1660, where a portion of his children were born and baptized.
His will is dated 3d October, 1682, and probated, June, 1683. He gives property to "his eldest son John, to encourage him to tend the mill built by his father."
Father: William Fowler b: ABT 1606 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England
Mother: Sarah Neeld b: ABT 1599 in ,, England
Father: William Fowler b: ABT 1606 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England
Mother: Sarah Possibly Neeld b: ABT 1600 in probably England
Father: William Fowler b: ABT 1606 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England
Mother: Sarah Possibly Neeld b: ABT 1600 in probably England
Father: William FOWLER b: 1570 in Of Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England
Mother: Sarah Neeld b: 1599 in Of Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England
Marriage 1 Mary or Deborah Tapp
Married: 1640 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut 5 6 7
Marriage 2 Deborah or Mary Tapp
Married: ABT 1644 in New Haven 3 6 7
Children
Temperance Fowler
Hannah Fowler
Hannah Fowler
Mercy Fowler b: APR in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut
John Fowler b: 5 MAR 1648/49
Joseph Fowler b: 1 JUL 1649
Jonathan Fowler b: 8 FEB 1649/50 in New Haven
Mark Fowler b: 14 JAN 1654/55 in New Haven, Conn.
Mary Fowler b: 14 JAN 1654/55
Deborah Fowler b: 7 MAR 1657/58
Abigail Fowler b: 27 NOV 1660 in Milford, Ct.
William Fowler b: 22 JAN 1664/65 in Milford, Ct.
Marriage 3 Elizabeth Alsopp
Married: 1 NOV 1670 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut 5 6 7
Marriage 4 Elizabeth (Alsop) BALDWIN
Married: 1 NOV 1670 in Milford, Ct. 3 6 7
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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1
1. Abigail Fowler was born 27 NOV 1660 in Milford, Ct., and died MAR 1712/13. She was the daughter of 2. William Fowler and 3. Deborah or Mary Tapp. She married John ELDERKIN 1685 in Norwich. He was born 1664 in NORWICH, CT., and died 1737 in NORWICH, CT..
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2
2. William Fowler was born ABT 1620 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England, was christened 2 JUN 1622 in Holy Trinity, Ely, Cambridgeshire, England, and died 18 OCT 1704 in Westfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts. He was buried in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut. He was the son of 4. William Fowler and 5. Sarah Neeld.
3. Deborah or Mary Tapp.
Children of Deborah or Mary Tapp and William Fowler are: i. Temperance Fowler. She married Nathan Burwell.
ii. Hannah Fowler. She married Daniel BUCKINGHAM 21 NOV 1661. He was born ABT 1640, and died 2 MAY 1711.
iii. Hannah Fowler. She married Daniel BUCKINGHAM 21 NOV 1661. He was born ABT 1640, and died 2 MAY 1711.
iv. Mercy Fowler was born APR in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut, and died 1725 in Lebanon, , CT.. She married John BILLS or BETTS.
v. John Fowler was born 5 MAR 1648/49, and died 1693. He married Sarah WELCH.
vi. Joseph Fowler was born 1 JUL 1649.
vii. Jonathan Fowler was born 8 FEB 1649/50 in New Haven, and died 10 JUN 1696 in Windham. He married Elizabeth Reynolds or Ranols 3 AUG 1687 in Norwich, Conn.. She was born NOV 1656.
viii. Mark Fowler was born 14 JAN 1654/55 in New Haven, Conn., and died ABT 1686 in New Haven. He married Mary UNKNOWN. She died JUL 1688 in New Haven.
ix. Mary Fowler was born 14 JAN 1654/55, and died 1685.
x. Deborah Fowler was born 7 MAR 1657/58, and died 1719. She married Jesse LAMBERT 10 MAY 1685. He died 1718.
1. xi. Abigail Fowler was born 27 NOV 1660 in Milford, Ct., and died MAR 1712/13. She married John ELDERKIN 1685 in Norwich. He was born 1664 in NORWICH, CT., and died 1737 in NORWICH, CT..
xii. William Fowler was born 22 JAN 1664/65 in Milford, Ct., and died 23 FEB 1728/29 in Milford, New Haven, CT. He married Anna Beard. She was born 1664 in Milford, New Haven, CT, and died 25 JUN 1740 in Milford, New Haven, CT.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3
4. William Fowler was born ABT 1606 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England, and died 25 JAN 1660/61 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut. He was the son of 8. John Fowler.
5. Sarah Neeld was born ABT 1599 in ,, England, and died AFT 1638 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut.
Children of Sarah Neeld and William Fowler are:
2. i. William Fowler was born ABT 1620 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England, and died 18 OCT 1704 in Westfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts. He married Mary or Deborah Tapp 1640 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut. He married Deborah or Mary Tapp ABT 1644 in New Haven. He married Elizabeth Alsopp 1 NOV 1670 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut. He married Elizabeth (Alsop) BALDWIN 1 NOV 1670 in Milford, Ct..
ii. Mary Fowler. She married John Caffinch. She married John Caffinch.
iii. Ambrose FOWLER was born 1626 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England, and died 18 OCT 1704 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts. He married Jane Newton. She died 1715. He married Joanna Alvord 6 MAY 1646 in Windsor, Connecticut, daughter of Thomas ALFORD and Joan HAWKINS. She was born ABT 8 DEC 1622 in Whitestaunton, Somersetshire, England, was christened 8 DEC 1622 in Whitestaunton, Somerset, England, and died 22 MAY 1684 in Westfield, Massachusetts. He married Joan Or Joanna ALVORD 6 MAY 1646 in Of Whitestaunton, Somerset, Eng, daughter of Thomas ALFORD and Joan HAWKINS. She was born 8 DEC 1622 in Whitestaunton, Somerset, Eng, and died 22 MAY 1684 in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts.
iv. John Fowler was born BET 1601 AND 1633 in Milford, Connecticut, and died 14 SEP 1676 in Milford, Connecticut. He married Mary Hubbard 1646. She was born BET 1609 AND 1634 in Milford, Connecticut, and died 13 APR 1713.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4
8. John Fowler was born 1571 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England, and died 1645 in London, London, England. He was the son of 16. William FOWLER and 17. ANN (Anne) HEAWOOD.
Children of John Fowler are: i. Ann FOWLER was born ABT 1602 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England. She married William Brown.
4. ii. William Fowler was born ABT 1606 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England, and died 25 JAN 1660/61 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut. He married Sarah Possibly Neeld in England. She was born ABT 1600 in probably England, and died AFT 1638 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut. He married Sarah Neeld. She was born ABT 1599 in Probably England, and died AFT 1638 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut. He married Sarah Neeld. She was born ABT 1599 in Probably England, and died AFT 1638 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut. He married Sarah Possibly Neeld in England. She was born ABT 1600 in probably England, and died AFT 1638 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut. He married Sarah Neeld. She was born ABT 1599 in ,, England, and died AFT 1638 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut. He married SARAH NEELD BEF 1620 in England. She was born 1599 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5
16. William FOWLER was born 1550 in Bisley, Gloucester, , England, and died 2 JUL 1626 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England. He was the son of 32. Thomas FOWLER and 33. Mrs Thomas FOWLER.
17. ANN (Anne) HEAWOOD was born ABT 1558 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England, and died 2 DEC 1617 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England.
Children of ANN (Anne) HEAWOOD and William FOWLER are: i. Henry FOWLER was born ABT 1582 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England, and died 1646.
ii. Thomas FOWLER was born 10 DEC 1582 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England.
iii. William FOWLER was born ABT 1584 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England, and died AFT 1657.
iv. Richard FOWLER was born 15 DEC 1588 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England, and died 1649 in Barthomley, Staffordshire, England.
v. Francis FOWLER was born ABT 1590 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England.
vi. Anthony FOWLER was born 28 FEB 1570/71 in Dalbury, Derby, Eng, and died 23 MAR 1572/73 in Dalbury, Derby, England.
vii. Edith FOWLER was born 8 JAN 1577/78 in Dalbury, Derby, Eng, England, and died AFT 1629.
viii. Ezabell FOWLER was born 8 JAN 1577/78 in Dalbury, Derby, Eng.
ix. Frauncis FOWLER was born 22 APR 1580 in Dalbury, Derby, Eng, and died 26 MAR 1658.
8. x. John Fowler was born 1571 in Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, England, and died 1645 in London, London, England. He married Frances PALM. He married Frances WEBB BEF 1598 in England, daughter of William WEBB and Mrs William WEBB. She was born ABT 1584 in , Burntwood, Stafford, England, and died BEF 2 NOV 1607. He married Francis Palm BET 1607 AND 1609.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 6
32. Thomas FOWLER was born 1520 in Bisley, Gloucester Co., , England, and died in Bisley, Gloucestershire, England. He was the son of 64. Roger FOWLER and 65. Johanna HARMAN.
33. Mrs Thomas FOWLER was born ABT 1524 in Of, Bisley, Gloucestershire, England.
Children of Mrs Thomas FOWLER and Thomas FOWLER are: i. Roger FOWLER was born ABT 1545 in Bisley, Gloucester Co., , England.
ii. Abraham FOWLER was born 1549 in Bisley, Gloucestershire, England, and died ABT 1584 in London, London, England.
16. iii. William FOWLER was born 1550 in Bisley, Gloucester, , England, and died 2 JUL 1626 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England. He married Ann (An-Anne) HEAWOOD 7 FEB 1569/70 in , Derbyshire, England. She was born ABT 1558 in Dalbury, Lees, Derby, England, and died 2 DEC 1617 in Dalbury Lees, , Derby, England. He married ANN (Anne) HEAWOOD 7 FEB 1569/70 in Derbyshire, England. She was born ABT 1558 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England, and died 2 DEC 1617 in Dalbury, Lees, Derbyshire, England.
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1. Roger FOWLER was born BEF 1500 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England, and died 1540 in Bisley, Gloucester Co., , England. He was the son of 2. William FOWLER. He married Johanna HARMAN. She was born ABT 1500 in , , , England.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2
2. William FOWLER was born ABT 1445 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England, and died ABT 1501. He was the son of 4. William Fowler , Sir, of Rycott, Oxford, * and 5. Cecily ENGLEFIELD.
Children of William FOWLER are:
1. i. Roger FOWLER was born BEF 1500 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England, and died 1540 in Bisley, Gloucester Co., , England. He married Johanna HARMAN. She was born ABT 1500 in , , , England.
ii. Richard FOWLER was born ABT 1500 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England, and died JUL 1560. He married Margery Bennett 1522.
iii. Emma FOWLER was born ABT 1500 in <Foxley, Bucks Co., , England>.
iv. Roger Fowler was born ABT 1492 in Foxley, Oxford, Bucks, England, and died 1540 in Bisley, Gloucester, England. He married Joanna Harmon. She was born ABT 1500.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3
4. William Fowler , Sir, of Rycott, Oxford, * was born 1400 in Sherbourne, Oxford England, and died 2 JUL 1452 in Buried: St. Dunstan's Chapel, Westminster Abbey, England. He was buried in St. Dunstan's Ch, Westminster Abbe. He was the son of 8. Henry Fowler and 9. Elizabeth (Isabel) Barton.
5. Cecily ENGLEFIELD was born 1403 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England, was christened in (12-1415). She was the daughter of 10. Nicholas ENGLEFIELD and 11. Joane RYCOTE.
Children of Cecily ENGLEFIELD and William Fowler , Sir, of Rycott, Oxford, * are:
i. Richard FOWLER was born 1420 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng., and died 3 NOV 1477. He married Joan Danvers. She was born in Calthrope, Oxfordshire, England.
ii. Thomas FOWLER was born ABT 1422 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.. He married Mary Lee. He married Houghton. He married Edith Dynham.
iii. Cecilia FOWLER was born ABT 1424 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.. She married Thomas Rook.
iv. Walter FOWLER was born ABT 1426 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng..
v. Sybell Fowler was born ABT 1428 in of Waterstock, Oxfordshire, England, and died ABT 1511. She married Thomas Danvers ABT 1459 in Waterstock, Oxfordshire, England.
vi. Richard Fowler , Sir, II was born 1429, and died 1477 in England.
vii. Henry FOWLER was born ABT 1430 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng..
viii. Thomas Fowler , * was born 1431.
ix. Alice Fowler was born ABT 1432 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.. She married Thomas Rookes.
x. Jane FOWLER was born ABT 1434 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng..
2. xi. William FOWLER was born ABT 1445 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England, and died ABT 1501.
xii. Henry Fowler was born ABT 1430 in Rycote, Oxford, England.
xiii. Cecelia Fowler was born AFT 1420 in Rycote, Oxford, England.
xiv. Sybil FOWLER was born ABT 1428 in Rycote, Oxfotrdshire, England, and died 1511 in St Anne, Waterstock, Oxfordshire, England.
xv. Henry FOWLER was born ABT 1430 in Rycote, Oxfotrdshire, England.
xvi. WILLIAM FOWLER was born ABT 1445 in Foxley, Berkshire, England.
Children of Cecily ENGLEFIELD and William Fowler , Sir, of Rycott, Oxford, * are: i. Richard FOWLER was born 1420 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng., and died 3 NOV 1477. He married Joan Danvers. She was born in Calthrope, Oxfordshire, England.
ii. Thomas FOWLER was born ABT 1422 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.. He married Mary Lee. He married Houghton. He married Edith Dynham.
iii. Cecilia FOWLER was born ABT 1424 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.. She married Thomas Rook.
iv. Walter FOWLER was born ABT 1426 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng..
v. Richard Fowler , Sir, II was born 1429, and died 1477 in England.
vi. Henry FOWLER was born ABT 1430 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng..
vii. Thomas Fowler , * was born 1431.
viii. Alice Fowler was born ABT 1432 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng.. She married Thomas Rookes.
ix. Jane FOWLER was born ABT 1434 in Rycote, Oxford, Eng..
2. x. William FOWLER was born ABT 1445 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England, and died ABT 1501.
xi. Sybell Fowler was born ABT 1428 in of Waterstock, Oxfordshire, England, and died ABT 1511. She married Thomas Danvers ABT 1459 in Waterstock, Oxfordshire, England.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4
8. Henry Fowler was born 1380 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England, and died ABT 1406 in England. He was the son of 16. John Fowler IV.
9. Elizabeth (Isabel) Barton was born ABT 1382 in Barton, Thornton, Bucks, England, and died in Eng.. She was the daughter of 18. John Barton and 19. Mrs John Barton.
Children of Elizabeth (Isabel) Barton and Henry Fowler are:
4. i. William Fowler , Sir, of Rycott, Oxford, * was born 1400 in Sherbourne, Oxford England, and died 2 JUL 1452 in Buried: St. Dunstan's Chapel, Westminster Abbey, England. He married Cecelia Englesfield. She was born ABT 1403 in Rycote, Oxford, England, and died ABT 1447. He married Cecily ENGLEFIELD 1429 in England, daughter of Nicholas ENGLEFIELD and Joane RYCOTE. She was born 1403 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England, was christened in (12-1415). He married Cecily ENGLEFIELD 1429, daughter of Nicholas ENGLEFIELD and Joane RYCOTE. She was born 1403 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England, was christened in (12-1415).
ii. Isabel FOWLER was born ABT 1411 in Foxley, Berks., Eng., and died ABT 1432. She married Henry Shatterbrooke ABT 1432. He was born ABT 1391, and died ABT 1432.
iii. John FOWLER was born ABT 1405 in Foxley, Berks., Eng., and died 2 JAN 1493/94 in London, , , England. He married Alice. He married Alice Unknown. She died 6 APR 1490.
iv. Walter FOWLER was born ABT 1408 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England, and died ABT 1407.
v. Sybell Fowler was born ABT 1409 in Foxley, Buckinghamshire, England, and died ABT 1432. She married Richard Quartermayne ABT 1432. He was born ABT 1391, and died ABT 1432.
Children of Elizabeth (Isabel) Barton and Henry Fowler are:
4. i. William Fowler , Sir, of Rycott, Oxford, * was born 1400 in Sherbourne, Oxford England, and died 2 JUL 1452 in Buried: St. Dunstan's Chapel, Westminster Abbey, England. He married Cecelia Englesfield. She was born ABT 1403 in Rycote, Oxford, England, and died ABT 1447. He married Cecily ENGLEFIELD 1429 in England, daughter of Nicholas ENGLEFIELD and Joane RYCOTE. She was born 1403 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England, was christened in (12-1415). He married Cecily ENGLEFIELD 1429, daughter of Nicholas ENGLEFIELD and Joane RYCOTE. She was born 1403 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England, was christened in (12-1415).
ii. John FOWLER was born ABT 1405 in Foxley, Berks., Eng., and died 2 JAN 1493/94 in London, , , England. He married Alice. He married Alice Unknown. She died 6 APR 1490.
iii. Walter FOWLER was born ABT 1408 in Foxley, Bucks Co., , England, and died ABT 1407.
iv. Sybell Fowler was born ABT 1409 in Foxley, Buckinghamshire, England, and died ABT 1432. She married Richard Quartermayne ABT 1432. He was born ABT 1391, and died ABT 1432.
v. Isabel FOWLER was born ABT 1411 in Foxley, Berks., Eng., and died ABT 1432. She married Henry Shatterbrooke ABT 1432. He was born ABT 1391, and died ABT 1432.
10. Nicholas ENGLEFIELD was born ABT 1378 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England, and died 1 APR 1415 in England. He was buried in , Haseley, Oxfordshire, England. He was the son of 20. Philip ENGLEFIELD and 21. Joan Mrs ENGLEFIELD.
11. Joane RYCOTE was born ABT 1380 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England, and died BEF 1411 in , , , England. She was the daughter of 22. Nicholas RYCOTE OR CLARKE and 23. Katherine RYCOTE.
Children of Joane RYCOTE and Nicholas ENGLEFIELD are: i. Sibill ENGLEFIELD was born 1400 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England, and died ABT 1483.
5. ii. Cecily ENGLEFIELD was born 1403 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England. She married William Fowler , Sir, of Rycott, Oxford, * 1429 in England, son of Henry Fowler and Elizabeth (Isabel) Barton. He was born 1400 in Sherbourne, Oxford England, and died 2 JUL 1452 in Buried: St. Dunstan's Chapel, Westminster Abbey, England. She married William Fowler , Sir, of Rycott, Oxford, * 1429, son of Henry Fowler and Elizabeth (Isabel) Barton. He was born 1400 in Sherbourne, Oxford England, and died 2 JUL 1452 in Buried: St. Dunstan's Chapel, Westminster Abbey, England.
iii. Agnes ENGLEFIELD was born ABT 1408 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England.
iv. Agnes Englefield was born 1407 in Rycote, Oxford, England.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5
16. John Fowler IV was born ABT 1350 in Shrivenham, Berks, England, and died 1412 in Foxely, Buckinghamshire, England. He was buried 1412 in Foxley, Buckinghamshire, England. He was the son of 32. John Fowler III and 33. HARTLEIGH.
Child of John Fowler IV is:
8. i. Henry Fowler was born 1380 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England, and died ABT 1406 in England. He married Elizabeth (Isabel) Barton BEF 1400, daughter of John Barton and Mrs John Barton. She was born ABT 1382 in Barton, Thornton, Bucks, England, and died in Eng.. He married Elizabeth (Isabel) Barton BEF 1400, daughter of John Barton and Mrs John Barton. She was born ABT 1382 in Barton, Thornton, Bucks, England, and died in Eng.. He married ISABEL BARTON BEF 1400 in England, daughter of John BARTON and UNKNOWN MISS. She was born ABT 1382 in Barton, Berkshire, England, and died in England.
18. John Barton was born ABT 1340 in Casle House, Bucks, England.
19. Mrs John Barton was born ABT 1344.
Child of Mrs John Barton and John Barton is:
9. i. Elizabeth (Isabel) Barton was born ABT 1382 in Barton, Thornton, Bucks, England, and died in Eng.. She married Henry Fowler BEF 1400, son of John Fowler IV. He was born 1380 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England, and died ABT 1406 in England. She married Henry Fowler BEF 1400, son of John Fowler IV. He was born 1380 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England, and died ABT 1406 in England.
20. Philip ENGLEFIELD was born ABT 1348 in Of, Englefield, Berkshire, England, and died ABT 1380. He was the son of 40. Roger Englefield and 41. Joan Unknown.
21. Joan Mrs ENGLEFIELD was born ABT 1352 in Of, Englefield, Berkshire, England.
Children of Joan Mrs ENGLEFIELD and Philip ENGLEFIELD are:
i. John ENGLEFIELD was born ABT 1374 in Of, Englefield, Berkshire, England, and died 1399.
ii. Philip ENGLEFIELD was born ABT 1376 in Of, Englefield, Berkshire, England, and died AFT 1429.
10. iii. Nicholas ENGLEFIELD was born ABT 1378 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England, and died 1 APR 1415 in England. He married Elizabeth Quartermain ABT 1410. She was born ABT 1389. He married Joane RYCOTE ABT 1399, daughter of Nicholas RYCOTE OR CLARKE and Katherine RYCOTE. She was born ABT 1380 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England, and died BEF 1411 in , , , England. He married Joane Clerk ABT 1399, daughter of Nicholas Clerk and Catherine Rycote. He married Jane Rycote or Clarke ABT 1399. She was born ABT 1379.
22. Nicholas RYCOTE OR CLARKE was born ABT 1354 in <Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England>.
23. Katherine RYCOTE was born ABT 1356 in <Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England>. She was the daughter of 46. JOHN (SIR) de RYCOTE and 47. ELIZABETH GERNON.
Child of Katherine RYCOTE and Nicholas RYCOTE OR CLARKE is:
11. i. Joane RYCOTE was born ABT 1380 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England, and died BEF 1411 in , , , England. She married Nicholas ENGLEFIELD ABT 1399, son of Philip ENGLEFIELD and Joan Mrs ENGLEFIELD. He was born ABT 1378 in Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England, and died 1 APR 1415 in England.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 6
32. John Fowler III was born BEF 1320 in Shryvenham, Berks, England, and died AFT 1360 in England. He was the son of 64. John Le Fowler and 65. Isabel Foxley.
33. HARTLEIGH was born ABT 1322 in Hartley, Berks, England.
Children of HARTLEIGH and John Fowler III are:
16. i. John Fowler IV was born ABT 1350 in Shrivenham, Berks, England, and died 1412 in Foxely, Buckinghamshire, England. He married * Loveday. She was born ABT 1340 in Sherbourne, Oxford England. He married Margaret LOVEDAY AFT 1378 in England, daughter of Henry Loveday. She was born ABT 1352 in Shrivenham, Berks, England.
ii. Robert FOWLER was born ABT 1352 in Shryvenham, Berks, Eng, and died 1400 in Bray, Berks Co., , England. He married Agnes Unknown. She was born in Bray, Berkshire County, England, and died 1400. He married Agnes. She was born ABT 1360.
iii. Isabel FOWLER was born ABT 1352 in <Shrivenham, Berks, England>, and died 1420.
40. Roger Englefield was born ABT 1292 in Englefield, Berkshire, England, and died ABT 1362. He was the son of 80. William Englefield.
41. Joan Unknown.
Children of Joan Unknown and Roger Englefield are:
i. William Englefield was born ABT 1350 in Englefield, Berskshire, England.
ii. Alice Englefield was born ABT 1352 in Englefield, Berskshire, England.
20. iii. Philip ENGLEFIELD was born ABT 1348 in Of, Englefield, Berkshire, England, and died ABT 1380. He married Joan Mrs ENGLEFIELD ABT 1373. She was born ABT 1352 in Of, Englefield, Berkshire, England. He married Joan Unknown ABT 1373. He married UNKNOWN JOAN ABT 1373. She was born ABT 1352 in Englefield, Berkshire, England.
46. JOHN (SIR) de RYCOTE died BEF 1398.
47. ELIZABETH GERNON was born ABT 1310 in Lees Manor, Essex, England.
Child of ELIZABETH GERNON and JOHN (SIR) de RYCOTE is:
23. i. Katherine RYCOTE was born ABT 1356 in <Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England>. She married Nicholas RYCOTE OR CLARKE. He was born ABT 1354 in <Of Rycote, , Oxfordshire, England>. She married NICHOLAS (Clarke) RYCOTE ABT 1379 in Rycote, Oxfordshire, England. He was born 1354 in Rycote, Oxfordshire, England
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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1
1. John Le Fowler was born ABT 1284 in Shryvenham, Berks Co., England, and died 1324 in England. He was the son of 2. Johannes Fowler. He married Isabel Foxley 1315 in England, daughter of Thomas FOXLEY. She was born ABT 1275 in Foxley, Berkshire, England, and died ABT 1323 in England.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2
2. Johannes Fowler was born BEF 1269 in Shryvenham, Berks County, England, and died 1301. He was the son of 4. REGENALDUS FOWLER.
Child of Johannes Fowler is:
1. i. John Le Fowler was born ABT 1284 in Shryvenham, Berks Co., England, and died 1324 in England. He married Isabel Foxley 1315 in England, daughter of Thomas FOXLEY. She was born ABT 1275 in Foxley, Berkshire, England, and died ABT 1323 in England.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3
4. REGENALDUS FOWLER was born ABT 1229 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England, and died 1301. He was the son of 8. Richard Fowler.
Child of REGENALDUS FOWLER is:
2. i. Johannes Fowler was born BEF 1269 in Shryvenham, Berks County, England, and died 1301.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4
8. Richard Fowler was born ABT 1223. He was the son of 16. Henry Fowler.
Children of Richard Fowler are:
i. Reginaldus Fowler was born BEF 1249 in Shryvenham, Berks Co., England, and died 1301 in Shryvenham, Berks Co., England.
4. ii. REGENALDUS FOWLER was born ABT 1229 in Shrivenham, Berkshire, England, and died 1301.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5
16. Henry Fowler was born ABT 1200 in Sherbourne, Oxford, England, and died AFT 1223. He was the son of 32. RICHARD II (Sir) FOWLER.
Child of Henry Fowler is:
8. i. Richard Fowler was born ABT 1223.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 6
32. RICHARD II (Sir) FOWLER was born ABT 1150 in Foxley, Berkshire, England, and died AFT 1190. He was the son of 64. Richard Fowler , I, Sir.
Child of RICHARD II (Sir) FOWLER is:
16. i. Henry Fowler was born ABT 1200 in Sherbourne, Oxford, England, and died AFT 1223.
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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1
1. Richard Fowler , I, Sir was born ABT 1130 in Foxley, Berkshire, England, and died AFT 1190. He was the son of 2. Henry Fowler.
Child of Richard Fowler , I, Sir is:
i. RICHARD II (Sir) FOWLER was born ABT 1150 in Foxley, Berkshire, England, and died AFT 1190.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2
2. Henry Fowler was born ABT 1090 in Foxley, Bucks County, England, and died ABT 1150 in Foxley, Bucks County, England. He was the son of 4. Henry I The Fowler , Holy Roman Emperor and 5. Matilda.
Child of Henry Fowler is:
1. i. Richard Fowler , I, Sir was born ABT 1130 in Foxley, Berkshire, England, and died AFT 1190.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3
4. Henry I The Fowler , Holy Roman Emperor was born 876 in Germany, and died 2 JUL 936 in Memleben, Germany. He was buried in Quedlinburg, Germany. He was the son of 8. Duke Of Saxony (The Illustrious) Otto , * and 9. * Hedwig\Haduwich.
5. Matilda.
Child of Matilda and Henry I The Fowler , Holy Roman Emperor is:
2. i. Henry Fowler was born ABT 1090 in Foxley, Bucks County, England, and died ABT 1150 in Foxley, Bucks County, England.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4
8. Duke Of Saxony (The Illustrious) Otto , * was born ABT 836 in Germany, and died 30 NOV 912 in Saxony, Germany. He was the son of 16. Count Liudolf , * and 17. * Oda.
9. * Hedwig\Haduwich was born in Germany, and died in Germany.
Children of * Hedwig\Haduwich and Duke Of Saxony (The Illustrious) Otto , * are:
i. Oda Fowler.
ii. Liudolf Fowler died BEF 912.
iii. Thankmar Fowler died BEF 912.
4. iv. Henry I The Fowler , Holy Roman Emperor was born 876 in Germany, and died 2 JUL 936 in Memleben, Germany. He married Matilda. He married Hatheburg 906. He married Matilda Von Ringleheim , * ABT 909, daughter of Dietrich Von Ringleheim , * and * Reinhilde\Reinheld. She was born ABT 889 in Germany, and died 969 in Germany.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5
16. Count Liudolf , * was born ABT 806 in Saxony, Germany, and died 886 in Saxony, Germany. He was the son of 32. of Saxony Germany Bruno , * and 33. Suana of Montfort.
17. * Oda was born 806 in Saxony, Germany, and died MAY 913 in Saxony, Germany. She was the daughter of 34. I Billung , GrafI and 35. Aida.
Children of * Oda and Count Liudolf , * are:
i. Christine.
ii. Hathumoda.
iii. Duke Bruno.
iv. Gerbega.
v. Liutgard.
8. vi. Duke Of Saxony (The Illustrious) Otto , * was born ABT 836 in Germany, and died 30 NOV 912 in Saxony, Germany. He married * Hedwig\Haduwich ABT 869. She was born in Germany, and died in Germany.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 6
32. of Saxony Germany Bruno , * was born ABT 776 in Saxony, Germany, and died in Saxony, Germany. He was the son of 64. Wigebart of Saxony , Duke of Saxony.
33. Suana of Montfort.
Child of Suana of Montfort and of Saxony Germany Bruno , * is:
16. i. Count Liudolf , * was born ABT 806 in Saxony, Germany, and died 886 in Saxony, Germany. He married * Oda ABT 836, daughter of I Billung , GrafI and Aida. She was born 806 in Saxony, Germany, and died MAY 913 in Saxony, Germany.
34. I Billung , GrafI.
35. Aida.
Child of Aida and I Billung , GrafI is:
17. i. * Oda was born 806 in Saxony, Germany, and died MAY 913 in Saxony, Germany. She married Count Liudolf , * ABT 836, son of of Saxony Germany Bruno , * and Suana of Montfort. He was born ABT 806 in Saxony, Germany, and died 886 in Saxony, Germany.
Children of RICHARD II (Sir) FOWLER are:
16. i. Henry Fowler was born ABT 1200 in Sherbourne, Oxford, England, and died AFT 1223.
ii. John Fowler was born ABT 1210 in Shryvenham, Berks Co., England.
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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1
1. Wigebart of Saxony , Duke of Saxony died 825. He was the son of 2. Wigebart of the Saxons , King of the Saxons and 3. Geva.
Children of Wigebart of Saxony , Duke of Saxony are: i. Walpert of Ringelheim.
ii. of Saxony Germany Bruno , * was born ABT 776 in Saxony, Germany, and died in Saxony, Germany. He married Suana of Montfort.
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2
2. Wigebart of the Saxons , King of the Saxons died 807.
3. Geva.
Child of Geva and Wigebart of the Saxons , King of the Saxons is:
1. i. Wigebart of Saxony , Duke of Saxony died 825.
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