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John Rowe

BirthAbt. 1615 - Breage, Cornwall, England
Death27 Jan 1700 - Breage, Cornwall, England
MotherChristian Christopher
FatherRichard Rowe

Born in Breage, Cornwall, England on Abt. 1615 to Richard Rowe and Christian Christopher. John Rowe married Marie Richard and had 10 children. He passed away on 27 Jan 1700 in Breage, Cornwall, England.

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Parents
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Richard Rowe
1590 - 1622
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Christian Christopher
1595 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Marie Richard
1618 - 1680
Children Show all
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John Rowe (2)
1639 - 1717
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James Rowe
1644 - 1712
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Mary Rowe
1642 - 1642
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Alexander Rowe Or Raw
1641 - Unknown
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Richardus Rowe Or Raw
1639 - 1640
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Alice Rowe
1650 - Unknown
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Grace Rowe
1658 - 1665
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Thomas Rowe
1648 - 1648
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Marie Rowe
1645 - Unknown
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Ann Row
1657 - 1729

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