A tabulated genealogy of the family of Jacob and Mary Sowers of Virginia : ancestry of Etta Double Sowers, wife of Charles Edward McKay/ by Dee Ann (Shipp) Buck

Title Also Known As

Sowers.

Format

Book

Language

English

Publication Date

1991

Publisher

D.A.S. Buck

Place of Publication

Fairfax, Virginia

Physical

144, 24 p. : ill., facsims., ports., maps, geneal. tables

Edition

2. ed

Series

The Robert MacKay, Sr. family history 21A

Notes

This is 4 of 8.

The Sowers family originally of Germany, later of Virginia. Daniel Sowers, Sr. (ca. 1748-1815), son of Jacob and Mary Sowers possibly of Germany, was born in Frederick Co., Va., where he also died in 1815. Etta Double Sowers (1863-1945), daughter of George Henry Sowers and Martha Virginia Sowers Sowers, was born in Farnley, Clarke, Va. and died in Washington D.C. She was married to Charles Edward McKay in 1884 in Warr, Va.

Includes allied families of Buck, Bunting, Shipp, McKay, Hopgood, Lehew, etc.

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Subjects

Surname Subjects

Copies

Call NumberLocationCollection/ShelfAvailability
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Call NumberLocationCollection/ShelfAvailability
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