Howard Courant, 19 Jul 1878
DIED
At the residence of Judge N. B. Cartmell, in Howard, Kansas on Friday morning, July 5th, 1878. Rev. John A. Nowlen, aged twenty-two years.
Mr. Nowlen came to Howard in the spring of 1876, at the age of 29 years, and took charge as pastor of the M.E. circuit, of the Howard District... He was compelled, however, on account of poor health, to retire from his duties a short time ....
Howard Courant, 11 Jul 1902
TWENTY YEARS AGO...
Rev. Hill publishes a card this week calling on the Howard Methodists to erect a tombstone over the grave of John A. Nowlen, the first pastor of the Howard M.E. Church. His lonely grave in Grace Lawn Cemetery is unmarked by stone or tablet. [We believe the call was not heeded, and the grave is still unmarked]
DIED
At the residence of Judge N. B. Cartmell, in Howard, Kansas on Friday morning, July 5th, 1878. Rev. John A. Nowlen, aged twenty-two years.
Mr. Nowlen came to Howard in the spring of 1876, at the age of 29 years, and took charge as pastor of the M.E. circuit, of the Howard District... He was compelled, however, on account of poor health, to retire from his duties a short time ....
Howard Courant, 11 Jul 1902
TWENTY YEARS AGO...
Rev. Hill publishes a card this week calling on the Howard Methodists to erect a tombstone over the grave of John A. Nowlen, the first pastor of the Howard M.E. Church. His lonely grave in Grace Lawn Cemetery is unmarked by stone or tablet. [We believe the call was not heeded, and the grave is still unmarked]
Howard Courant, 19 Jul 1878
DIED
At the residence of Judge N. B. Cartmell, in Howard, Kansas on Friday morning, July 5th, 1878. Rev. John A. Nowlen, aged twenty-two years.
Mr. Nowlen came to Howard in the spring of 1876, at the age of 29 years, and took charge as pastor of the M.E. circuit, of the Howard District... He was compelled, however, on account of poor health, to retire from his duties a short time ....
Howard Courant, 11 Jul 1902
TWENTY YEARS AGO...
Rev. Hill publishes a card this week calling on the Howard Methodists to erect a tombstone over the grave of John A. Nowlen, the first pastor of the Howard M.E. Church. His lonely grave in Grace Lawn Cemetery is unmarked by stone or tablet. [We believe the call was not heeded, and the grave is still unmarked]
DIED
At the residence of Judge N. B. Cartmell, in Howard, Kansas on Friday morning, July 5th, 1878. Rev. John A. Nowlen, aged twenty-two years.
Mr. Nowlen came to Howard in the spring of 1876, at the age of 29 years, and took charge as pastor of the M.E. circuit, of the Howard District... He was compelled, however, on account of poor health, to retire from his duties a short time ....
Howard Courant, 11 Jul 1902
TWENTY YEARS AGO...
Rev. Hill publishes a card this week calling on the Howard Methodists to erect a tombstone over the grave of John A. Nowlen, the first pastor of the Howard M.E. Church. His lonely grave in Grace Lawn Cemetery is unmarked by stone or tablet. [We believe the call was not heeded, and the grave is still unmarked]
Gravesite Details
Unmarked grave, per report in local newspaper.
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