Alice BESWICK (Mrs. Daniel COWLE),of Lancashire, England, settled in Ohio City in 1840. Their son, Mr. John COWLE, married Catherine GILLET, of Cobden,(Union Co.) Ill., in 1847. Mrs. COWLE, a woman of marked amiability and of a modest retiring disposition, was a member of St. John's Church Missionary Society, and a generous giver to its frequent calls.
From:Cuyahoga co., Ohio 1896 cities Western Cleveland. Pioneer Women
NOTE: further research indicates St. John's church to have been a safe haven along the 'Underground RR' before boarding a ship for Canada.
From:Cuyahoga co., Ohio 1896 cities Western Cleveland. Pioneer Women
NOTE: further research indicates St. John's church to have been a safe haven along the 'Underground RR' before boarding a ship for Canada.
Alice BESWICK (Mrs. Daniel COWLE),of Lancashire, England, settled in Ohio City in 1840. Their son, Mr. John COWLE, married Catherine GILLET, of Cobden,(Union Co.) Ill., in 1847. Mrs. COWLE, a woman of marked amiability and of a modest retiring disposition, was a member of St. John's Church Missionary Society, and a generous giver to its frequent calls.
From:Cuyahoga co., Ohio 1896 cities Western Cleveland. Pioneer Women
NOTE: further research indicates St. John's church to have been a safe haven along the 'Underground RR' before boarding a ship for Canada.
From:Cuyahoga co., Ohio 1896 cities Western Cleveland. Pioneer Women
NOTE: further research indicates St. John's church to have been a safe haven along the 'Underground RR' before boarding a ship for Canada.
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Originally buried at Monroe Street Cemetery, re-interred at Riverside on October 30, 1880. Listed as Alice Beswick in interment records.
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