1917
The Rowlands family lived at the foundry.
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Loving Memory
Albert Edward
son of Jonathan and Mary Rowlands
Buckley Foundry
Who died April 17th 1885
Aged 5 years
Also the above named Mary Rowlands
Who died June 4th 1894
Aged 41 years
Her end was peace
Also Harold Fletcher
Youngest son of the above
Who died June 23rd 1912
Aged 20 years
And with the morn those angel faces smile
Which I have loved long since and lost awhile
Also the above Jonathan Rowlands
Who died Dec 6th 1917
Aged 69 years
His end was peace
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Thomas Rowlands, 1771 - 1857 married Mary 1771 - 21.8.1851
Probably parents of Edward and Jonathan:
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Edward Rowlands 16.12.1812 - 17.1.1879 Collier/Farmer lived at Nant Mawr. Probably born in Buckley. Married Hannah Jones 1810 - 1897
{Edward and Hannah had a daughter, Hannah, 1842 - 1844}
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Jonathan Rowlands 16.2.1848 - 6.12.1917. Born in Bistre. Fitter/Iron and Brass Founder/Mechanical Engineer. Married Mary Fletcher 1852 - 4.6.1894 on 25.12.1871 at the Church of Holy Epiphany, Parish of Lache cum Saltney. Retired to 66, Brunswick Road.
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Their children ten children, born at the Foundry, were:
Hannah, 1871 - 1957 m. Taylor
Sarah (Sally), 1874 - 1966 m. J. Ellis
Mary Fletcher, who was named after her mother -1876 - 1902. m. Robert A. (Bob) Fox) [see 141.6].
Jane (Ginny), 1877 - 1977 m. T. Iball
Albert Edward 1880 - 1885,
Arthur, 1882 - 1941 m. Richard-Ena Sharratt (he worked in foundry as a fitter/turner/engineer),
Edward, 1885 - ? m. Elsie (he was an Insurance Broker),
Jonathan (Jonty) 5.4.1887 - 18.10.1965. Fitter/Iron Moulder. Lived 67, Brunswick Road. m. Amy Catherine Williams 22.9.1894 - 18.2.1970 on 11.11.1917.
Martha (Pat) 1888 - 1985 m. J. Phillips
Harold 1892 - 1912 (he worked and was killed at the Foundry),
A room at 67, Brunswick Road (opposite Lexham Green Close) was leased to a dentist, Jerome.
Author: Rowlands, Arthur
Year = 1917
Building = Religious
Event = Funeral
Gender = Mixed
People = Group
Extra = 1910s
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