Fowler family Military Service. If you have a descendant of Godfrey Fowler who served in the military and is not on this list and you want them to be, please email me their name, unit, era, etc with sources if you have them. thanks REVOLUTIONARY WAR 10th NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT, WAKE CO. MILITIA, NC FOWLER, William Anderson b. between 1737-1755, VA Died 1799, served as Capt., Company commander. Colonial Soliders of the South, 1732-1774. Clark, Murtie June. Genealogical Publishing Company Inc. (1983) P. 828,831 FOWLER, Godfrey Sr., b. 1745, Petersburg, VA.; Died Dec 1796, Wake Co., NC served as ensign under his brother, Capt. William Anderson Fowler, North Carolina State Records, Vol 17, p.263; Vol 9, p.344 and 689, NC Records Colonial Soliders of the South, 1732-1774. Clark, Murtie June. Genealogical Publishing Company Inc. (1983) P. 828,831 WAR OF 1812 TEXAS REVOLUTION/US MEXICAN WAR FOWLER, Bradford C., served as a sergeant in Captain Bullock's Company (First Regiment Texas Volunteers) under James W. Fannin during the Texas Revolution. There is some discrepancy as to whether Bradford Fowler was captured and executed during the massacre at Goliad or he escaped only to die a California gold seeker in 1849. "Captain Bullock's Company (First Regiment Texas Volunteers)" Men of Goliad by Unit and Fate http://www.tamu.edu/ccbn/dewitt/goliadmenframe.htm [Accessed sun Oct 26 4:32 CST 2003] INDIAN CAMPAIGNS FOWLER, Andrew Jackson, "took part in a number of Indian campaigns between 1838 and 1841. In the fall of 1841 he commanded a company of volunteers in Col. Edward H. Tarrant's regiment, through the Cross Timbers as far as the Clear Fork of the Brazos River." (Also see Civil War) "FOWLER, ANDREW JACKSON." The Handbook of Texas Online. http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/FF/ffo23.html [Accessed Wed Oct 22 0:10:50 US/Central 2003 ]. CIVIL WAR 13th KENTUCKY VOLUNTEER CAVALRY Company I - Union Army FOWLER, Etherial R. Pvt - Enrolled Sep 15, 1863, Mustered in on 23 Dec 1863, Columbia, KY Pension dated Aug 9, 1890, application number 886 814, certificate number 686 809 Kentucky See pension file FOWLER, John Pvt - Enrolled Sep 15, 1863, Mustered in on 23 Dec 1863, Columbia, KY, 1890 Union Soldiers Tennessee Veteran Census: Fowler, John Pickett-153-2; Pvt I Co 13th KY Cav; 10-14-63 to 1-65; Brydstown PO; Pension July 23, 1890 application number 823 717, Certificate Number 585 981 TN Apr 17, 1901 application number 789 190, certificate number 524 670 TN FOWLER, William Pvt - Enrolled Sep 15, 1863, Mustered in on 23 Dec 1863, Columbia, KY; Thursey Evans Fowler (widow of William Fowler) filed a pension application on Apr 4, 1879, application number is 243461, TN. There was also a pension application filed on Aug 6 1892 by Hannah Fowler et al (children of William Fowler), application number is 556650. In service records found on microfilm at the Tennessee state library, there is a statement of service reference slip dated December 9, 1914 stating medical records were not found in reference to claim number 556650 See pension file Note: William, Etherial and John, were brothers, sons of William Fowler and Nancy Ann Byars. They were born probably in the Tar River Dist of Granville, NC and the family migrated to Fentress County, TN in about 1835/36 after Nancy Ann Byars' father, William Byars, died. From there, they crossed over into Kentucky, like many Fentress Countians, to fight for the Union. They were all mustered out on Jan. 10, 1865 in Camp Nelson, KY. Etherial stayed in Casey Co., KY. William and John returned home to Fentress County, TN. This unit orginated in Kentucky, traveled through the Cumberland Gap, and finally ended up in GA where they fought in the battle of Atlanta. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- COMPANY G, 5th REGIMENT SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA C. S. A. FOWLER, Godfrey B. "5TH INFANTRY, COMPANY G SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS" http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~york/5thSCV/g.htm [Accessed Wed Oct 22, 10:00 US/PST 2003] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- COL. THOMAS COKE BASS'S 20th TEXAS CAVALRY FOWLER, Andrew Jackson, served as lieutenant colonel, "saw duty in Arkansas, Indian Territory, and Texas before being exempted due to his age." "FOWLER, ANDREW JACKSON." The Handbook of Texas Online. http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/FF/ffo23.html [Accessed Wed Oct 22 0:10:50 US/Central 2003 ]. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 14TH (POWERS) ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT CSA FOWLER, Pleasant Lieutenant-Colonel-Elected lieutenant-colonel from Co. F, May 23, 1862; age 32, born in North Carolina; captured at Port Hudson, Louisiana, July 9, 1863; sent to Johnson's Island, Ohio; transferred to Point Lookout, Maryland, March 21, 1865; released on oath of allegiance, July 24, 1865; age 34. SPANISH AMERICAN WAR WORLD WAR I 158th DEPOT BRIGADE FOWLER, William, Clinton County, KY UNKNOWN UNITS FOWLER, Marion Oda. Inducted in Sep 1918, Wayne County, Kentucky FOWLER, Roscoe, enlisted Jamestown, TN, Died of decease SC FOWLER, Ben H., Clinton County, KY ----- Original Message ----- From: <FOWLER-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <FOWLER-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 2:01 AM Subject: FOWLER-D Digest V03 #71