He died September 17, 1901 and was buried in Buck Creek Cemetery at McDowell, North Carolina. His obituary read:
"Mr. John Paxton Gowan of Davie County, North Carolina died at Mrs. Gowan's home on Buck Creek, a few miles from Marion. His first wife was a sister of Dr. Lucky, and by her he had a daughter Mollie who grew to young womanhood and taught Sunday school in the Methodist Episcopal Church. She died on Bank Street in the house next to that of Mr. Robert Davis."
"Mr. John Paxton Gowan of Davie County, North Carolina died at Mrs. Gowan's home on Buck Creek, a few miles from Marion. His first wife was a sister of Dr. Lucky, and by her he had a daughter Mollie who grew to young womanhood and taught Sunday school in the Methodist Episcopal Church. She died on Bank Street in the house next to that of Mr. Robert Davis."
He died September 17, 1901 and was buried in Buck Creek Cemetery at McDowell, North Carolina. His obituary read:
"Mr. John Paxton Gowan of Davie County, North Carolina died at Mrs. Gowan's home on Buck Creek, a few miles from Marion. His first wife was a sister of Dr. Lucky, and by her he had a daughter Mollie who grew to young womanhood and taught Sunday school in the Methodist Episcopal Church. She died on Bank Street in the house next to that of Mr. Robert Davis."
"Mr. John Paxton Gowan of Davie County, North Carolina died at Mrs. Gowan's home on Buck Creek, a few miles from Marion. His first wife was a sister of Dr. Lucky, and by her he had a daughter Mollie who grew to young womanhood and taught Sunday school in the Methodist Episcopal Church. She died on Bank Street in the house next to that of Mr. Robert Davis."
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