Person:Patrick Cowan (1)

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Source

Ist intermediate Source:Cowan family Bible records, ca. 1765-1952, and Cowan family group records FHC Film #1697583 Item 37 Authors: Howseman-Cabral, Kathleen (Added Author) Reese, Elizabeth R (Added Author) Notes: Microfilm of photocopy of original ms. records ([4] leaves) and typescript ([4] p.) donated by Mrs. Noah W. Reese, Santa Rosa, California. Family group sheets compiled by Kathleen Howseman-Cabral and Elizabeth R. Reese.

Second Intermediate Source:Rootsweb

Overview

Patrick Cowen (1794-1873) and his wife, Luranah Wilson (1796-1881), daughter of Daniel Wilson (1765-1852) and Ann Wilson (1775-1808), had eleven children, 1817-1841. According to the family group sheet, Patrick Cowen was born in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, the son of Robert and Mary Malvina Newport Cowan. He was an itinerant Methodist minster and a carder and hatter. The family lived in Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, and Illinois. He died at Georgetown, Vermilion County, Illinois. Includes a family group sheet for Robert Cowan (d. after 1832) and his wife, Mary Malvina Newport (1771 or 72-after 1832). They were the parents of twelve children, born 1791-1814. The family lived in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.

The 1790 census for Westmoreland gives an adult Patrick Cowan as HOH. Can't be this same person, could be his father, but the above record indicates his father was Robert Cowan=Mary Malvina Newport.

Notes

Abstracts wills of Westmoreland County

William Boon of South Huntington Township nuncupative will January 22 1812 died January 23 1812 brother John Boon and family sister McMullins and family died at home of Patrick Cowen having no place of abode witnesses Caspar Farr and Mary Cowen 2 p 279

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