Person:Hugh Cowan (5)

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Hugh Cowan, of Licking Creek
b.1799
 
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Name Hugh Cowan, of Licking Creek
Gender Male
Birth? 1799

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Sources

SourcesDocumentsRelated
Source:Maurer, 1899
Source:Cowan, 1928
Source:Orr and Cowan, 1970
Source:Fleming, 1971:377









Data:Cowan Land Warrants Old Chester PA
Cowan Tax Records|Cowan Tax Records
Data. Cowan's in the 1790 PA, US Census
Document. Excerpt from Orr, January, 1970
Document. Burning of the Old Cowan House
Document. Romance of Cowan's Gap
Document. The Real Story of Cowan's Gap
James Cowan Land Transfer
Notes for Cowans of Cowans Gap
Letter Miller to Cowan 1865



YDNA. Cowan Surname
Mary Unknown
Person:Samuel Cowan (17)
person:Hugh Cowan (7)
Person:Robert Cowan (17)
person:Edward (1)
person:Archibald Cowan (2)
Cowan's Gap Cowans
Octoraro Creek Cowans
YDNA
Wife of Samuel Cowan
The Cowan Homestead
Lower Path Valley Prebyterian Cemetery


Overview

Hugh Cowan secured a warrant for land on Licking Creek in Bedford County (now Fulton County) in 1785, on the same day as his presumed kinsman Person:Samuel Cowan (17) secured a warrant for land at nearby Cowan's Gap. [1]

Key:
Green Hexagon, Hugh Cowan's Land
(very approximate (best guess)
Yellow Hexagon, Samuel Cowan's Land
Blue line, Licking Creek
Green line, LIttle Auguinet Creek
Light blue line, Conochogue Creek
Purple line, Conodoguinet Creek
Red dashed line, Forbes Road
References
  1. We presume that Samuel and Hugh were kinsmen, as it seems unlikely that two unrelated Cowans would appear on the same day in the warrant office to take out land warrants. They were most likely brothers, but there seems to be little to directly show their actual relation.

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