A native of Kirk Andreas, Isle of Man, and his wife, Alice (Beswick) Cowle, a native of Bolton, Lancashire, England.
In the reform movement in England, in 1838, Daniel Cowle joined the party of Chartists, who were endeavoring to correct English politics, and being fearless and outspoken he was compelled, in 1839, to leave his country and family, and find refuge in the United States.
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In the reform movement in England, in 1838, Daniel Cowle joined the party of Chartists, who were endeavoring to correct English politics, and being fearless and outspoken he was compelled, in 1839, to leave his country and family, and find refuge in the United States.
I have additional info if interested.
A native of Kirk Andreas, Isle of Man, and his wife, Alice (Beswick) Cowle, a native of Bolton, Lancashire, England.
In the reform movement in England, in 1838, Daniel Cowle joined the party of Chartists, who were endeavoring to correct English politics, and being fearless and outspoken he was compelled, in 1839, to leave his country and family, and find refuge in the United States.
I have additional info if interested.
In the reform movement in England, in 1838, Daniel Cowle joined the party of Chartists, who were endeavoring to correct English politics, and being fearless and outspoken he was compelled, in 1839, to leave his country and family, and find refuge in the United States.
I have additional info if interested.
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Originally buried at Monroe Street Cemetery, re-interred at Riverside on October 30, 1880.
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