From: John White McDowell family Bible. Also, "A Genealogy of the Clarks of Guilford Courthouse," pg. 24.
"Sister Martha Lowry McDowell was born Feb. 18th, 1822, and died March 9th, 1824. John W. McDowell"
From: "From Mill Wheel to Plowshare," by Julia Angeline Drake, pgs. 196-204:
"College Diary of Rev. McDowell:
"Sat. Aug. 15th. left for Robertson County in company with Bro. Reed. I arrived at old Mt. Carmel meeting house. My feelings were indescribably wrought up. Here is where I received my early education, spent my school days and received my first religious impressions; and here is bower, where in a glorious revival in 1832 at a camp meeting I first found peace in believing in the Savior. I sought in the old graveyard the last resting place of my father and a younger sister." (Martha)
"Sister Martha Lowry McDowell was born Feb. 18th, 1822, and died March 9th, 1824. John W. McDowell"
From: "From Mill Wheel to Plowshare," by Julia Angeline Drake, pgs. 196-204:
"College Diary of Rev. McDowell:
"Sat. Aug. 15th. left for Robertson County in company with Bro. Reed. I arrived at old Mt. Carmel meeting house. My feelings were indescribably wrought up. Here is where I received my early education, spent my school days and received my first religious impressions; and here is bower, where in a glorious revival in 1832 at a camp meeting I first found peace in believing in the Savior. I sought in the old graveyard the last resting place of my father and a younger sister." (Martha)
From: John White McDowell family Bible. Also, "A Genealogy of the Clarks of Guilford Courthouse," pg. 24.
"Sister Martha Lowry McDowell was born Feb. 18th, 1822, and died March 9th, 1824. John W. McDowell"
From: "From Mill Wheel to Plowshare," by Julia Angeline Drake, pgs. 196-204:
"College Diary of Rev. McDowell:
"Sat. Aug. 15th. left for Robertson County in company with Bro. Reed. I arrived at old Mt. Carmel meeting house. My feelings were indescribably wrought up. Here is where I received my early education, spent my school days and received my first religious impressions; and here is bower, where in a glorious revival in 1832 at a camp meeting I first found peace in believing in the Savior. I sought in the old graveyard the last resting place of my father and a younger sister." (Martha)
"Sister Martha Lowry McDowell was born Feb. 18th, 1822, and died March 9th, 1824. John W. McDowell"
From: "From Mill Wheel to Plowshare," by Julia Angeline Drake, pgs. 196-204:
"College Diary of Rev. McDowell:
"Sat. Aug. 15th. left for Robertson County in company with Bro. Reed. I arrived at old Mt. Carmel meeting house. My feelings were indescribably wrought up. Here is where I received my early education, spent my school days and received my first religious impressions; and here is bower, where in a glorious revival in 1832 at a camp meeting I first found peace in believing in the Savior. I sought in the old graveyard the last resting place of my father and a younger sister." (Martha)
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