This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: 3blindmice Surnames: FOWLER/HUWIG Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.indiana.counties.greene/9841/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi List Members, Looking for info on James FOWLER family. He was born in Ierland Aug. 1856 and was married to Mary KELSO before coming to America abt. 1882. Mary died in 1910 leaving small children that were scattered about since James could not care for them. I do not know of James death date but it is possible he died between 1920 - 1930 in Indiana. They had the following children: 1. James Jr. b. Dec. 1882 in OH, d. unknown 2. Mary Ann Fowler b. Aug. 1885 in AL, d. Nov. 1963 in OH. She married John Peter Huwig. (these are my gr. grandparents. 3. Martha Katherine b. Apr. 1888 OH, d. May 1960 TX. 4. Miriam (m) b. Jan 1891 in OH, d. unknown. 5. Henry b. Dec. 1892 in AL., d. unknown. 6. David, b. Jul. 1893 AL, d. unknown. 7. Robert, b. May 1895 in IN, d. Nov. 1971 in OH. 8. Isabella Elizabeth, b. Apr. 1897 in IN, d. Jan 1953. IN. (Martha and Isabella married brothers, last name of CURRANS). 9. Hugh, b. Dec. 1899 IN., d. unknown. 10. Elizabeth, b. Nov 1902, d. unknown. (Found in 1920 census records as living at a Catholic hospital listed as "inmate". I believe this is my great aunt that became a nun, but am not sure.) 11. Margaret, b. 1903, d. unknown 12. Grace, b. 1904, d. unknown. (found her in the 1920 census living with a foster family.) 13. William R., b. 1907, d. unknown. This family was found mostly in Greene Co. in the 1900, 1910 census records. However, my HUWIG'S (spelled HEWIG and other variances) were found in Co. Here is the info I have for them: Paul HUWIG/HOWICK/HEWIG, b. abt 1850 in Germany, d. Jul 1910 Greene Co. IN. Sons 1. John Peter, b. Oct. 1879 in OH, d. Apr. 1958 OH. Son 2. Frank, b. 1885 in OH, d. Sept. 1965 OH. Paul and his sons moved to IN after his wife passed abt. 1886. They had a daughter, but it appears she remained behind. I am assuming they went to IN to find work as coal miners. Any help is appreciated and anyone looking for this line are welcome to contact me. Thanks, Pat Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.