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Ellen Rowe

Birth21 Feb 1858 - Exeter, Devon, England
DeathAug 1932 - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
MotherEliza Mitchell
FatherJohn Rowe

Born in Exeter, Devon, England on 21 Feb 1858 to John Rowe and Eliza Mitchell. Ellen Rowe married Henry Bence Collings and had 9 children. She passed away on Aug 1932 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England.

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Parents
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John Rowe
1831 - Unknown
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Eliza Mitchell
1833 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Henry Bence Collings
1849 - 1917
Children Show all
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Edward John Collings
1887 - 1948
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Bence Collings
1883 - 1941
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Wallace Collings
1895 - 1914
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Thomas Collings
1892 - 1959
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Alfred Henry Collings
1889 - 1954
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Florence Collings
1886 - 1941
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Walter William (Billy) Collings
1899 - 1977
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Ellen Collings
1896 - 1984
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Henry Bence Collings
1880 - 1880

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