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William Rowe

Birth16 Jul 1797 - Camborne, Cornwall, England
Death1861 - New Zealand
MotherPrudence Bryant
FatherJames Rowe

Born in Camborne, Cornwall, England on 16 Jul 1797 to James Rowe and Prudence Bryant. William Rowe married Elizth Rowe and had 12 children. He passed away on 1861 in New Zealand.

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Parents
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James Rowe
1765 - 1859
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Prudence Bryant
1777 - 1834
Spouse(s)
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Elizth Rowe
1810 - 1881
Children Show all
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William James Rowe
1823 - 1874
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Leppvean Rowe
1836 - 1886
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Elizabeth Rowe
1825 - 1894
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Samuel Rowe
1843 - 1891
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Mary Rowe
1830 - Unknown
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Thomas Rowe
1834 - Unknown
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James Rowe
1827 - Unknown
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David Rowe
1825 - 1888
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Eliza Jane Rowe
1838 - Unknown
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Mary A Rowe
1830 - Unknown
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John Rowe
1832 - 1888
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Elizabeth Jane Rowe
1824 - 1898

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