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James Rowe

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Old Center, TX, USA

Latitude & Longitude: 32° 0' 20.86716999996", -94° 11' 17.50734999996"
 
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     (March 17, 1811 - Dec. 3, 1868) Texas War for Independence soldier (1836) James Rowe had migrated from North Carolina. Prospering as a tanner, he was commissioned to help organize Panola County (1846); served as senior warden of Sam Sanford Lodge No. 149, A. F. & A. M. (1851); served in 4th Texas Legislature (1851-53); and gave the land now occupied by this cemetery. He and his wife Mira (Tippett) had eleven children. Descendants include citizens in many walks of life. (1977)

This page last updated: 7/15/2008

James Rowe Historical Marker Location Map, Old Center, Texas

 
   
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