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|Phoebe (Rowe) Oram
|December 12, 1839 Hallaton, Leicestershire, England
|Bronwyn Collier
|25 Nov 2014
|Jean J. (Rowe) Wike 300
|Jean Wike
|Michael P. Rowe 16
|Michael Rowe
|Sarah Aileen Rowe
|Mindy Pitts
|24 Nov 2014
|Jessie (Rowe) Williamson
|1875 Illinois
|Heather Brown
|22 Nov 2014
|Alsina D. (Ray) Rowe
|December 12, 1840 Medina County, Ohio
|Thomas Rowe
|December 12, 1831 New Haven County, Connecticut, USA
|Mary E. (Reed) Rowe
|October 13, 1840 Saratoga County, New York, USA
|Reverend Esther M. (Rowe) Irish 146
|Esther Irish
|20 Nov 2014
|Gertrude E. (Small) Rowe
|Emma Elvira (Paine) Rowe
|November 20, 1857 East Oxford, Oxford, Maine, USA
|Annie Louise (Rowe) Lane
|May 29, 1883 East Oxford, Oxford, Maine, USA
|Benjamin Elwood Rowe
|June 7, 1881 Oxford, Oxford, Maine, USA
|Rose Anna (Paine) Rowe
|September 22, 1864 Oxford, Oxford, Maine, USA
|Charles Chipman Rowe
|July 17, 1856 East Oxford, Oxford, Maine, USA
|Vanessa Irene Rowe
|James West
|Rosa (Rowe) Gower
|1895 Upshur County, WV, USA
|Brian Ward
|Living Rowe
|Jean Wike
|Living Rowe
|Living Rowe
|Living Rowe
|Living Rowe
|Living Rowe
|Living Rowe
|Susie M. (Ware) Rowe
|Bob D. Rowe
|Sarah Anne (Rowe) Winslow
|1883 Jewell, Hamilton, Iowa
|Abby Glann
|Hannah (Tatchet) Rowe
|Samuel Rowe
|Jim H. (Row) Rowe
|Jean Wike
|Proctor Ballard Rowe
|Catherine V
|19 Nov 2014
|Mildred (Yager) Rowe
|November 10, 1798
|Paul W. Rowe
|Michael Rowe
|Dick L. Rowe
|Phillippa Rowe
|October 10, 1547 Lamerton, Devon, , England
|Phillippa Rowe
|18 Nov 2014
|George W. Rowe
|1847 Pennsylvania
|Michael Palmer
|17 Nov 2014
|George Rowe
|1867 Kingston, Luzerne Co., PA
|Edith Rowe
|1875 Kingston, Luzerne Co., PA
|Adelia Rowe
|October 1879 Pennsylvania
|Bessie Rowe
|1887 Pennsylvania
|Ann Rowe
|1700 Dover,,New Hampshire,USA
|Catherine Nye
|William Rowe
|1734 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Garry Parkes
|James Rowe
|1722 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Esther (Reskilly) Rowe
|1693 St. Keverne, Cornwall, England
|James Rowe
|Sampson Rowe
|1729 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Thomasin (Whetta) Rowe
|1734 , Cornwall, England
|Samuel Rowe
|Mercy Rowe
|1814 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Ann Rowe
|1810 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Joe Rowe
|1808 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Richard Rowe
|1806 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Reuben Rowe
|1803 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|John Rowe
|1801 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Tammy Rowe
|1799 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Thomas Rowe
|1794 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Ann (Unknown) Rowe
|Sampson Rowe
|Jane Rowe
|1837 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Sampson Rowe
|1834 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|John Rowe
|1832 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Philippa Rowe
|1830 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Jane Rowe
|1828 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Elizabeth Rowe
|1824 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|William Williams Rowe
|1822 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Mary Ann (Rowe) Staple
|1820 St Enoder, Cornwall, England
|Sarah Emeline (Hadley) Rowe
|January 22, 1860 Henry County, Illinois
|Cathy Ohama
|15 Nov 2014
|Bertha (Andrews) Rowe
|Jean Wike
|Hugh Rowe
|1645 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts
|Cliff Cobb
|Rachel Rowe
|1668 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts
|David Sylvester
|Janine Marie (Rowe) Saunders
|Jonathan Mills
|13 Nov 2014
|Nicholas Rowe
|1545 St Erth, Cornwall, England
|David Sylvester
|Nicholas Rowe
|1553 Lamerton, Devon, England
|John Gentleman Rowe
|February 8, 1574 Lamerton, Devon, , England
|Michael E. Rowe 2
|Michael Rowe
|Jonathan Rowe
|December 3, 1817 Greensburg, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, United States
|Summer Gray
|Caroline (Johnston) Rowe
|1844 petone,wellington,new zealand
|Faye Whitfield
|Christie D. (Rowe) Eads 2
|Christie Eads
|Sarah (Rowe) Dawn
|1713 St Hilary, Cornwall, England
|Sarah Jordan
|12 Nov 2014
|Margaret (Stone) Rowe
|Margaret E. Rowe
|June 26, 1876 Pennsylvania
|Barron Weand
|Elam C. Rowe
|October 16, 1842 Lancaster County, PA
|William Eddy Rowe esq
|Faye Whitfield
|11 Nov 2014
|Preston Rowe 3
|Preston Rowe
|Margaret (Mulvaney Mulvanny Mulvane) Rowe
|1798 Ireland
|Catherine Boulanger
|8 Nov 2014
|Eliza (Burnham) Rowe
|September 2, 1825 Middletown, Rutland, Vermont, USA
|Jill Lee
|7 Nov 2014
|Elizabeth (Hudson) Rowe
|1766 Craven, North Carolina, USA
|Julieann Simms
|John Jefferson Rowe
|May 4, 1800 Hancock County Georgia
|Louise Daniels (Forest) Rowe
|Jill Lee
|6 Nov 2014
|Joseph Rowe
|David Rowe
|1820 , , Vermont, USA
|Carrie Elnora (Rowe) May
|July 15, 1862 Coldspring, Jefferson, Wisconsin, USA
|Kathleen Doris E. Rowe
|James Trim
|Harriet (Sales) Rowe
|1806 Georgia, USA
|Julieann Simms
|5 Nov 2014
|Early Hilliard Rowe
|September 17, 1833 Georgia
|Susan (Rowe) Simms
|November 15, 1858 Columbia County Arkansas
|Adriane D. (Rowe) Millner Mrs 1128
|Adriane Millner
|Kate (Rowe) Clark
|February 22, 1882 Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
|Rick Clark
|Mrs. Elizabeth Scott (Rowe) Walton
|February 15, 1685 Middlesex,Virginia
|Jewell Parker
|4 Nov 2014
|Maria (Rowe) Pockrandt
|January 26, 1843 St Blazey, Cornwall, England
|Rhonda Lucas
|2 Nov 2014
|Narcissa Macluster (Rowe) Clore
|October 3, 1822
|Catherine V
|Thelma (Rowe) Woodruff
|Wayne Burnie
|1 Nov 2014
|Marsha Rowe
|Marsha Rowe
|Lydia (Dawe) Rowe
|1714 Chowan, North Carolina, USA
|Julieann Simms
|31 Oct 2014
|John Rowe
|1470 England
|Scott Ledbetter
|Shadrack Rowe
|May 11, 1762 Craven, North Carolina, USA
|Julieann Simms
|30 Oct 2014
|Lucy Ann (Waller) Rowe
|1842 Alabama
|Zoe A. (Dinsmore) Rowe
|Carrie Quackenbush
|Tom P. Rowe
|Harold Templeton
|29 Oct 2014
|Jack Rowe
|Joan Beverly Rowe
|James Edward "Jim" Rowe
|Theodore Walter "Ted" Rowe
|Robert John "Bob" Rowe
|June 2, 1933 357 E. 140th Street, Bronx, NY
|William Charles Rowe
|Margaret Jane (Gill) Rowe
|February 11, 1859
|Richard Skelhorn
|28 Oct 2014
|Hunter Rowe
|Harold Templeton
|Brenner Rowe
|Richard Rowe
|Kathryn (Kathy) Rowe
|Daniel "Danny" Rowe
|Timothy "Tim" Rowe
|Thomas Rowe
|Peter Rowe
|Karen Rowe
|Eileen Rowe
|Douglas "Doug" Rowe
|Edward "Eddy" Rowe
|Steven Rowe
|Sally Rowe
|Kenneth "Kenny" Rowe
|Robert John (Bob) Rowe
|Rachael A. (Kevem) Rowe
|1873 New Jersery
|Sara Songer
|27 Oct 2014
|Fredrick Leroy Rowe
|March 30, 1895 Dover, Morris, N.J.
|Fred W. Rowe
|1869 Derbyshire, England
|Betty (Rowe) Rawlins
|Janis M. (Rowe) Wake
|Sarah Kelley
|Edwin Pearl Rowe
|October 27, 1882 Scott, Marion, Ohio
|Richard B. Rowe
|Carrie Quackenbush
|25 Oct 2014
|Julia Ann (Sifert) Rowe
|October 9, 1815 Ohio
|Heather Brown
|Hannah Maria (Rowe) Newland
|January 29, 1846 Ohio
|Lorenzo D. Rowe
|1809 Ohio
|Peggy Rowe 198
|Peggy Rowe
|21 Oct 2014
|Lee Glenn Rowe
|Tom Greene
|19 Oct 2014
|James Rowe
|James Rowe
|Kevin C. (Rowe) Shovelar
|Kevin Shovelar
|Robert Rowe
|Jack Kellar
|18 Oct 2014
|Agnes Rowe
|17 Oct 2014
|Susan (Rowe) Shepherd
|December 19, 1846 Kawau Island, Auckland, New Zealand
|Kirsty Ward
|Susannah (Cocking) Rowe
|March 1823 St Agnes, , Cornwall, England
|William Rowe Sr
|October 10, 1819 St Agnes, , Cornwall, England
|Laura L. (Rowe) Bailey 1007
|Laura Bailey
|16 Oct 2014
|Jim S. Rowe 10
|Jim Rowe
|15 Oct 2014
|Carl D. Rowe
|Ruth M Rowe
|Gordon Gray
|Maud Kathleen (Rowe) Jury
|March 25, 1890 Urenui, Taranaki, New Zealand
|Kirsty Ward
|14 Oct 2014
|Minnie (Hayward) Rowe
|October 19, 1876
|Bradley Stanton
|13 Oct 2014
|Patricia A. Rowe 13
|Patricia Rowe
|Lilian (Greer) Rowe
|Mary Ann Rowe
|1851 Ampthill Bedfordshire Eng.
|Sheila Nee Stafford
|10 Oct 2014
|Walter S Rowe
|December 1829 New York
|Christa Vassillière
|Gertrude Helen (Rowe) Passmore
|December 7, 1862 Wisconsin
|Elizabeth (Rowe) Bracelin
|February 2, 1848 Allegan Co., MI
|Barbara Roe
|9 Oct 2014
|Sarah Maria Rowe
|1841 Allegan Co., MI
|Mary Jane Rowe
|1841 Cazenovia, NY or Allegan Co., MI
|Alexander Hurd Rowe
|1851 Allegan Co., Michigan
|Ralph K. Rowe
|1846 Allegan Co., Michigan
|Charles Henry Rowe
|1839 Cazenovia, New York
|William Griswold Rowe
|October 17, 1837 Cazenovia, New York
|Shirley Rowe
|Edward B. Rowe
|1871 Allegan Co., MIchigan
|Alice (Barbero) Rowe
|1849 near Chagrin Falls, Ohio
|Cora Alice Rowe
|1867 Allegan Co., Michigan
|William Thomas Rowe
|1686 Norfolk, Independent Cities, Virginia, United States
|Nicci Hogen
|Robert Rowe
|1721 Norfolk, Independent Cities, Virginia, United States
|Mary Walters Rowe
|1665 Middlesex, Virginia, USA
|Mary Polly Rowe
|1730 Isle of Wrights, Virginia, United States
|Kitely Rowe
|1715 Norfolk, Independent Cities, Virginia, United States
|John Rowe
|1659 Norfolk, Virginia, USA
|Frances Lane Rowe
|1665 Norfolk, Virginia, USA
|Coleman Rowe
|1730 North Carolina, United States
|Mrs. Tammy M. Rowe 10
|Tammy Rowe
|Ruby Ethelda (Johns) Rowe
|1910 Perranuthnoe, Cornwall, England
|Sarah Jordan
|8 Oct 2014
|Adalaide Temple (Reamy) Rowe
|October 12, 1835 Westmoreland County, Virgina
|James Parsons
|Constance Evelyn Elizabeth (Rowe) Bashford
|1859 Thorrington, Suffolk
|Theresa Bashford
|Leander Rowe
|Cathy Ohama
|7 Oct 2014
|Elva A. (Rowe) McKee
|Zachary Sarver
|6 Oct 2014
|William Rowe
|Patricia Rowe
|Richard Rowe 104
|Richard Rowe
|5 Oct 2014
|William Rowe
|Barbara Roe
|4 Oct 2014
|Lydia (Rowe) Udell
|Wayne Burnie
|2 Oct 2014
|William James Rowe
|Nicci Hogen
|Shirley M Rowe
|Margaret Ellen Rowe
|January 24, 1902 Duluth, St Louis, Minnesota, United States
|Leslie John Rowe
|John James Rowe
|January 26, 1861 Prescott, Leeds, Ontario, Canada
|Gordon A Rowe
|Gerald James Rowe
|Forrest Oscar Rowe
|Euphemia Elizabeth Rowe
|June 27, 1887 Roxborough, Stormont, Ontario, Canada
|Elmer Forrest Rowe
|March 2, 1892 Duluth, St Louis, Minnesota, United States
|Adah Gertrude Rowe
|January 1, 1897 Duluth, St Louis, Minnesota, United States
|Anna Rowe
|1740 Gloucester, VA, USA
|Eowyn Langholf
|30 Sep 2014
|Elizabeth (Purchase) Rowe
|1708 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts
|Kim Elder
|Thomas Rowe
|June 28, 1708 Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut
|Paul Charles Rowe
|Patricia Cochrane
|Lynn Marie Rowe
|Patricia Dianne Rowe
|Sandra Anne Rowe
|Mary Ann Rowe
|Richard Philp
|Ernestine Rowe
|Trudy Hunte
|Elise Rowe
|Arlie Rowe
|Easther (Rowe) Hopper
|December 6, 1821 Kentucky USA
|H Horsinao
|29 Sep 2014
|William W Rowe
|October 5, 1830 Adair County, Kentucky USA
|Thomas Keeling Rowe
|September 19, 1815 Adair County, Kentucky USA
|Thomas Keeling Rowe
|October 4, 1781 Orange County, Virginia
|Anonymous Anonymous
|Sherelle L. Rowe
|Bob Dodd
|28 Sep 2014
|Marcus J. Rowe
|Peter Rowe
|Rebecca A. Rowe 2
|Rebecca Rowe
|George Blouse Rowe
|January 10, 1892 Westmorland, Pennsylvania, USA
|Joshua Whiting
|27 Sep 2014
|Carol Marie Rowe
|Patricia Cochrane
|Harry Charles Rowe
|Sophia Rowe
|Megan McWilliams
|Matthew Rowe
|Donald Child
|26 Sep 2014
|John Rowe
|April 30, 1654
|Jill Foxhall
|Stephen (Rowe) Roe
|Donald Child
|Ethel Belle Rowe
|September 29, 1888
|Thomas Calkins
|25 Sep 2014
|Susan (DeVaughn) Rowe
|Bobby DeVaughan
|24 Sep 2014
|Herbery R. Rowe
|Stephanie Grohol
|Faye L. (Conner) Rowe
|Phoebe June (Rowe) Jorgensen
|June 5, 1935 Duquette, Minnesota, United States
|Susan Tye
|21 Sep 2014
|William Rowe
|February 19, 1921
|Julia Wharton
|20 Sep 2014
|Sarah Rowe
|Greg Rose
|19 Sep 2014
|Florence Edna Rowe
|Joseph Phillips
|18 Sep 2014
|Florence Rowe
|Mary Jane (Rowe) Lewis
|1862 Ontario
|Robert Cox
|15 Sep 2014
|William Rowe
|Sarah Jordan
|14 Sep 2014
|Mary Rowe
|February 1728 Perranuthnoe, Cornwall
|Allan Rawnsley
|Francis Deloris (Jardon) Rowe
|November 22, 1924 Colorado Springs, Co
|Susan Watson
|William Thomas Rowe
|August 4, 1891
|Theodore Thomas Rowe Sr
|May 24, 1912 San Bernardino,CA
|Linda S. (Rowe) Sanders
|Mary Elizabeth Rowe
|May 14, 1828
|John Wilson
|13 Sep 2014
|Marion Rowe
|1840 London
|Mike Edwards
|Patsey Martha (Rowe) Hamilton
|August 20, 1806 Virginia
|Rachael Leslie
|12 Sep 2014
|Rebecca (Denson) Rowe
|1763 Isle of Wight, Virginia
|Effice R. Rowe
|June 1878
|Tom Greene
|Eira A (Rowe) Diment
|Janet Gunn
|11 Sep 2014
|Marguerita Pearl (Rowe) Branson
|Peter Knowles
|Elizabeth (Rowe) Betzer
|October 12, 1792 Ross,Ohio,USA
|Kenneth Deer
|10 Sep 2014
|Julia Rowe
|Julia Rowe
|9 Sep 2014
|Thomasine Rowe
|1617 Lamerton, Devon, England
|David Smith
|Robert Rowe
|1604 Lamerton, Devon, England
|Nicholas Rowe
|1609 Lamerton, Devon, England
|Nicholas Rowe
|1545 Lamerton, Devon, England
|Mary Rowe
|June 4, 1615 Tavistock, Devon, England
|Joseph Rowe
|1613 Lamerton, Devon, England
|John V Rowe
|December 20, 1691 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
|John Rowe III
|December 20, 1640 Lamerton, Devon, England
|John Rowe II
|October 13, 1607 Lamerton, Devon, England
|Gertrude Rowe
|1611 Lamerton, Devon, England
|George Rowe
|April 23, 1564 Lamerton, Devon, England
|Francis Rowe
|1600 Lamerton, Devon, England
|Elizabeth Rowe
|1602 Lamerton, Devon, England
|Agnes Rowe
|1605 Lamerton, Devon, England
|Indianna (Rowe) Bonnywell
|Charles Shaughnessy
|7 Sep 2014
|Joseph Rowe
|December 9, 1712 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
|Bart OToole
|6 Sep 2014
|Joseph Rowe
|November 16, 1743 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
|Susan Rowe
|1785 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
|David Smith
|Samuel Rowe
|March 26, 1678 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
|Buckley Howe
|Judith Rowe
|June 30, 1721 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
|David Smith
|Darla A. Rowe
|Lisa Anonymous
|4 Sep 2014
|Christian Rowe
|December 30, 1789
|Kay Gordon
|3 Sep 2014
|David L. Rowe
|Maurice Williams
|2 Sep 2014
|Ian P. Rowe
|Philip I. Rowe
|Eleanor (Dyer) Rowe
|December 14, 1818 Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland, Me
|John Rowe
|1 Sep 2014
|Herbert Rowe
|1885 New Zealand
|Kathryn Annie (McHardy) Rowe
|Kirsty Ward
|Elizabeth Rowe
|1877 New Zealand
|Jessie Rowe
|1879 New Zealand
|Margaret Rowe
|1876 New Zealand
|Walter Thomas Rowe
|1880 New Zealand
|Julia Ann (West) Rowe
|Charles Shaughnessy
|31 Aug 2014
|Lucy Rowe
|Clifford D. Rowe
|Lisa Anonymous
|Glen V. Rowe
|Alvin Rowe
|Joanne Rowe
|Joanne Rowe
|Leslie William Rowe
|November 17, 1908 in Waitara,New Zealand
|Maurice Williams
|30 Aug 2014
|Sydney J. Rowe
|Virginia (Alderman) Rowe
|Mary Ann Lawrence
|29 Aug 2014
|Jerri Rowe
|Lisa Anonymous
|Roy L. Rowe
|Madora (Rowe) Schinevare
|Robert Cox
|George Bevington Rowe
|Janeen Horne
|Pearl (Rowe) Horne
|1908 Rangiora, New Zealand
|Elizabeth (Felt) Rowe
|Jane Hanson
|Mary Jane (Rowe) Sullivan
|Esther Irish
|28 Aug 2014
|Mary (Rowe) Corbett
|July 22, 1824 Thorncombe, Dorset, UK
|Kirsty Ward
|Pauline M. (Rowe) Chase
|Esther Irish
|Doris E. (Rowe) Parlin
|Mildred L. (Rowe) Hatch
|Walter L. Rowe
|Madge Leone (Turner) Rowe
|May 28, 1892 Buckfield, Oxford, Maine, USA
|Eleanor L. (Rowe) Williams
|Ethel A. Rowe
|Gordon E. Rowe
|Carlton C. Rowe
|Arnold L. Rowe
|Marion Louise Rowe
|May 30, 1924 Sunapee, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA
|Carroll Alden Rowe
|February 9, 1926 South Paris, Oxford, Maine, USA
|Majorie Elizabeth (Rowe) Collamore
|May 30, 1924 Sunapee, Sullivan , New Hampshire, USA
|Dwight Waldo Rowe
|April 16, 1923 Sunapee, Sullivan , New Hampshire, USA
|Kenneth Harold Rowe
|September 3, 1921 Newport, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA
|Evelyn Leone (Rowe) Littlefield
|February 9, 1920 Newport, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA
|Norman Turner Rowe Sr
|February 10, 1918 West Bridgeton, Cumberland, Maine, USA
|Franklin Walter Rowe
|December 13, 1914 Oxford Depot, Oxford, Maine, USA
|Arthur Wendall Rowe
|May 5, 1913 Scarborough, Cumberland, Maine, USA
|Phil W. Rowe
|Ernest P. Rowe
|Charles R. Rowe
|Charles Winfield Rowe
|July 25, 1886 East Oxford, Oxford, Maine, USA
|Lavinia (Bramble) Rowe
|1834 Penzance, Cornwall, England
|Hilary Cook
|Rosalind Rowe
|Rosalind Rowe
|Charlotte (Rowe) Beale
|Georgina Kentish
|27 Aug 2014
|Eva Mary (Maunder) Rowe
|Jeff Thomas
|Dulcie Pearl (Rowe) Wichman
|March 22, 1909 NZ
|Allen Victor Rowe
|January 21, 1913 NZ
|Roy Eric Rowe
|March 11, 1907 NZ
|Mary Lang Miller (Kelly) Rowe
|Stanley Percival Rowe
|Henry Stanley Rowe
|Isaiah Rowe
|November 25, 1743 Hampton Falls, NH
|Elizabeth Hargrave
|Thomas Rowe
|Robert Keats
|26 Aug 2014
|Mary Rowe
|Lavina Rowe
|May 27, 1847 Cornwall, England
|Cassandra Brown
|24 Aug 2014
|Alycia Rowe
|Alycia Rowe
|Wesley Rowe
|Wesley Rowe
|22 Aug 2014
|Lily (Rowe) Prattley
|May 15, 1883 Christchurch, New Zealand
|Kirsty Ward
|Jane (Walls) Rowe
|Nicholas Rowe
|Sarah Jordan
|18 Aug 2014
|Ann Rowe
|1718 Perranuthnoe, Cornwall, England
|James Rowe
|1716 Perranuthnoe, Cornwall, England
|James Rowe
|1712 Perranuthnoe, Cornwall, England
|John Rowe
|1710 Perranuthnoe, Cornwall, England
|John Rowe
|1682 Perranuthnoe, Cornwall, England
|Clarissa (Rowe) Reynolds
|January 28, 1799
|Pamjoy Major
|Vanessa D. (Sitko) Rowe
|Melissa Gosnell
|17 Aug 2014
|Dennis Rowe
|Dennis Rowe
|16 Aug 2014
|Hurtle Peter Rowe
|April 17, 1897 Port Gawler, South Australia, Australia
|Kev Thompson
|15 Aug 2014
|John Rowe
|July 17, 1857 Port Gawler, South Australia, Australia
|Abigail (Rowe) Williams
|1784 Lincoln Co. Maine
|Charlotte Edwards
|14 Aug 2014
|Lemuel Rowe
|1775 North Carolina
|Rachael Leslie
|13 Aug 2014
|Margarite (Rowe) Marshall
|1903 Wayne Co., WV
|Lillie Dailey
|12 Aug 2014
|Anna (Greyville) Rowe
|1479 England
|Mary Catherine Rowe
|January 4, 1831
|Greg Rose
|Mrs Sue E. (Kuykendall) Rowe 37
|Sue Rowe
|Hortense H. (Miller) Rowe
|Calvin T. Rowe
|Jim E. Rowe
|David F. Rowe
|Curtis Kheel
|11 Aug 2014
|Cheryl L. (Stewart) Rowe
|Clara (Rowe) Lovell
|Quentin Smith
|Thomas Rowe
|1660 Greensville, VA USA
|Liz Shifflett
|Elizabeth Rowe
|February 15, 1685 Middlesex, VA
|Pam Remmel
|Ann (Langston) Rowe
|1600 England
|Scott Ledbetter
|Sir Thomas Rowe KG
|1600 Muswell Hill, , Middlesex, England
|Lena Jane (Rowe) Williams
|1890 Cornwall
|Robert Keats
|Rebecca (Mix) Rowe
|November 23, 1684 New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut
|Steven Mix
|10 Aug 2014
|Terry Rowe
|Christine Wisdom
|Ada (Wright) Rowe
|1920 Australia
|Clifford Rowe
|Robert Rowe
|Christine (Rowe) Beaton
|Mrs Veronica D. (Rowe) Wisdom
|Rosetta A. (Pryor) Rowe
|Samantha Singh
|Sarah Ellen (Griffin) Rowe
|January 1856
|Tim Sullivan
|James Monroe Rowe
|December 10, 1878
|James Lafayette Rowe
|June 3, 1857
|Nancy Jane (Dockery) Rowe
|September 24, 1881
|Connie LaFayette Rowe
|December 21, 1905
|Earlyn Euell (Crews) Rowe
|December 11, 1913
|Maud Emma or Emily (Rowe) Goss
|December 30, 1894 Halcottsville, Delaware, New York
|LouAnn Townsend
|9 Aug 2014
|Mr Maxwell Rowe
|1919 Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
|Christine Wisdom
|James E. Rowe
|Tim Sullivan
|8 Aug 2014
|Joan (Latimer) Rowe
|Mozette (Hubbert) Rowe
|Pam (Rowe) Wilson
|Sharon D. (Rowe) Sullivan
|Kathleen Rowe
|Kathleen Rowe
|7 Aug 2014
|Sarah (Unknown) Rowe
|Lillie Dailey
|Sam Rowe
|Ellen Jane Rowe
|1862 Redruth, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom.
|John Manning
|Caroline Rowe
|1855 Redruth, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom.
|John Henry Rowe
|1853 Redruth, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom.
|John Rowe
|1832 Constantine, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom.
|Joyce Winifred Rowe
|November 21, 1921 Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
|Kev Thompson
|5 Aug 2014
|Henry Green Rowe
|May 16, 1890 Waratah, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
|Henrietta Rowe
|March 24, 1916 Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
|Henry Green Rowe
|January 12, 1914 Warners Bay, New South Wales, Australia
|William Green Rowe
|June 17, 1849 Lanyon, Madron, Cornwall, England
|Ann Maria Rowe
|1757 Washington, Washington, Pennsylvania, USA
|Mary Ann Keith
|3 Aug 2014
|Adam Rowe
|1712 Mendham, Morris, New Jersey, USA
|David George Rowe
|June 25, 1890 CAMBERWELL LONDON
|Georgina Kentish
|Elizabeth Alice (Keeble) Rowe
|Aura Ann (Rowe) Foss
|September 11, 1814 Leeds, Androscoggin, Maine, USA
|Joe Fitzgerald
|2 Aug 2014
|Philippa (Shepard) Rowe
|John Ritchings
|1 Aug 2014
|John Rowe
|Wilmi Rowe
|December 14, 1557 Kilkhampton Cornwall England
|Agnista (Ching) Rowe
|Elizabetha (Rowe) Ching
|November 17, 1593 Kilkhampton Cornwall England
|31 Jul 2014
|Julie C. (DeFalco) Rowe 2
|Julie Rowe
|30 Jul 2014
|Martha Rowe
|1851 Greens Harbour, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
|Dave Rose
|28 Jul 2014
|Henrietta (Rowe) Needham
|January 1, 1814 Georgia, USA
|Annette Bailey
|Sharon (Rowe) Marsh
|Lisa Shovelar
|27 Jul 2014
|Yvonne P. (Rowe) Gould
|Alan E. Rowe
|John Rowe
|1783 England, Devon, Dunkerswell.
|Michael Hewett
|Mary Rowe
|Sue Fitzpatrick
|Susan Rowe
|Maurice Williams
|26 Jul 2014
|Christina Rowe
|Christina Rowe
|25 Jul 2014
|Willemina F. (Satterwhite) Rowe
|Marshall Satterwhite
|24 Jul 2014
|Barbara Ann (Rowe) Unknown
|June 14, 1936 Queensville, Ontario, Canada
|Wayne Burnie
|Churl Wellington Rowe
|March 9, 1880 Indiana
|Barbara De Shann
|Blanche A (Woodbury) Rowe
|November 4, 1883 Union City, Randolph, Indiana, USA
|Mr. Nick M. Rowe 22
|Nick Rowe
|23 Jul 2014
|Clementine Frances Rowe
|July 12, 1885 Braidwood, Hamilton Ct., Illinois
|al Latil
|Mrs. April L. (Kingsley) Rowe
|Nick Rowe
|Dorothy (Boley) Rowe
|Mr. Mike J. Rowe
|John P. Rowe
|Mrs. Shelby M. (Price) Rowe
|Savannah Rowe
|Kellie Rowe
|John U. Rowe
|Debi Moseley
|21 Jul 2014
|Louise M (Rowe) Cassidy
|1876 England
|Alice B Rowe
|1874 England
|John F Rowe
|1877 England
|Amy Jane (Smith) Rowe
|1851 England
|John Rowe
|1848 England
|William Rowe
|July 3, 1881 New York
|Emma Helen (Tesch) Rowe
|Theresa Carrier-Torrealba
|Jane Rowe
|September 7, 1749 Camborne,Cornwall,,England
|Steve Chamberlain
|20 Jul 2014
|John Rowe
|1844 Nether Compton, Dorset, England
|Keith Taylor
|Mr George Rowe
|1818 Nether Compton, Dorset, England
|Mary E. (Rowe) Parfet
|John Calaman
|19 Jul 2014
|Elizabeth Ann (Rowe) Burnett
|1874 Williton Somerset
|Martin Matthews
|Ben (Rowe) Bennett 21
|Ben Bennett
|Opal J. (Arnold) Rowe
|Levon Rowe
|Larry O. Rowe
|Sydney Anne (Rowe) Mucher
|June 1863 Pennsylvania, USA
|John Calaman
|18 Jul 2014
|Martha E. Rowe
|John Wilber
|Hannah (Rowe) Riesdorph
|1806 New York
|Joni Kirkpatrick
|16 Jul 2014
|Josie Rowe
|Josie Rowe
|14 Jul 2014
|Uriah Rowe
|1842 Gallia, Ohio
|Kay Keenan
|Evelyn (Johnson) Rowe
|1862 Huntington, West Virginia
|Gordon Roy Rowe
|June 20, 1890 Ceredo, West Virginia
|William Rowe
|Betty J. (Rowe) Burton
|Evelyn Rowe
|Gordon U. Rowe
|Sarah Rowe
|1750 Culpeper, Virginia, USA
|Hannah Rush
|Edna Mae (Gordonier) Rowe
|May 15, 1899 Ontario, Canada
|Wayne Burnie
|13 Jul 2014
|Peter Rowe
|Coeymans, Albany County, New York, USA
|Steven Barcomb
|10 Jul 2014
|Phoebe (Rowe) Mogg
|1765 Devon, England
|KL Storey
|9 Jul 2014
|Catherine (Unknown) Rowe
|Scott Ledbetter
|7 Jul 2014
|Deborah Rowe
|Deborah Rowe
|6 Jul 2014
|Terrance (Rowe) Thacher
|Carrie Quackenbush
|4 Jul 2014
|Michael (Rowe) Thacher
|William Rowe
|Merle Wagner
|Eliza Eleanor (Aaron) Rowe
|December 1869 Louth, Lincolnshire, England
|3 Jul 2014
|Susan Ella (Aaron) Rowe
|May 14, 1906 Walton Co, Georgia
|Debbie Roberts
|Ernest Leonard Rowe
|Pat A. (Rowe) Hendren
|Mary Delores Rowe
|May 7, 1911 Mahaffey, Bell Twp, Clearfield County, PA
|Donna Johnson
|James Rowe
|1814 Maulden Bedfordshire Eng.
|Sheila Nee Stafford
|2 Jul 2014
|Yolanda C. (Page) Rowe 12
|Yolanda Rowe
|Ethel Beatrice (Rowe) Tuffery
|1 Jul 2014
|Gloria A. Rowe
|Carrie Quackenbush
|Jennifer Rowe 1
|Jennifer Rowe
|30 Jun 2014
|Muriel J. (Rowe) Snell
|Bernie Newton
|Mary Rowe
|Charles David Rowe
|1910 Bulmer, Essex UK
|Ina W F (Crack) Rowe
|Percy James Rowe
|1905 Bulmer, Essex UK
|Ruth (Horne) Rowe
|Lily (Rowe) Bird
|David Rowe
|1835 Bulmer, Essex UK
|Eliza (Blandon) Rowe
|1836 Bulmer, Essex UK
|James Rowe
|1878 Bulmer, Essex UK
|Mary Catherine (Tokley) Rowe
|1878 Henney, Suffolk UK
|LaVada Olivia Rowe
|April 28, 1886 Willow Springs;Hutton Valley;Howell County;Missouri
|Paul Linden
|Mary (Walters) Rowe
|1665 Middlesex, Virginia
|Scott Ledbetter
|Dorothy (Slater) Rowe
|Robert Cox
|29 Jun 2014
|William Rowe
|Margaret (Blee) Rowe
|September 11, 1893 Hardin, Ray, Missouri, United States
|Carrie Quackenbush
|Aubrey Thomas Rowe
|March 5, 1893 Missouri, United States
|Patrick W. Rowe 36
|Patrick Rowe
|Julie A. (Rowe) Geddis
|Scott W. Rowe
|Michael C. Rowe
|Jolene M. (Rowe) Pullen
|Joe C. Rowe
|Joel C. Rowe
|David Rowe
|1719 Camborne,Cornwall,,England
|Steve Chamberlain
|UNKNOWN Rowe
|Jane Rowe
|September 7, 1749 Camborne,Cornwall,,England
|Liz Rowe
|Liz Rowe
|28 Jun 2014
|Margaret Ann (Rowe) Bearce
|1796 New York, United States
|Jason Clark
|Mariah Margaret (Grose) Rowe
|December 2, 1812 Kentucky
|Hannah Rush
|27 Jun 2014
|John Wesley Rowe
|January 25, 1843 Harrison County, Indiana
|David Rowe
|1719 Camborne,Cornwall,,England
|Steve Chamberlain
|Helen (Rowe) Hill 1
|Helen Hill
|26 Jun 2014
|Mr Robert M. Rowe Ing 7
|Robert Rowe
|Mr Sidney E. Rowe
|Samuel Rowe
|Ben Haigh
|23 Jun 2014
|Jennifer Rowe
|February 5, 1839 cornwall
|Vicky-marie Ferme
|Anne (Rowe) Garwood
|1634 Holbrook, Suffolk, England
|Brenda Smith
|Robert Rowe
|1608 England
|Grace (Unknown) Rowe
|1608 Holbrook, Suffolk, England
|Beryl (Rowe) Easton
|Ben Easton
|22 Jun 2014
|Robert Rowe
|1350 England
|Scott Ledbetter
|20 Jun 2014
|Richard Rowe
|1375 England
|Robert Rowe
|Devon, England
|Robert Rowe
|March 1380 England
|Mary Margaret (Shugborough) Rowe
|1380 England
|Robert Rowe
|1401 Aylesford, Kent, England
|Catherine (Unknown) Rowe
|1402 England
|Ricus Rowe
|1416 Devon, , England
|Robert Rowe
|1470 England
|Philippa (Rurd) Rowe
|1420 Devon, , England
|Sir William Rowe
|1447 Devonshire, , England
|Agneta (Barnhouse) Rowe
|1482 Kingston, Devon, England
|Jane Rowe
|1504 Kingston,,Devon,England
|Cody Coggins
|John Rowe II
|1509 Staverton, Devon, , England
|Scott Ledbetter
|19 Jun 2014
|Maria (Chichester) Rowe
|1510 Raleigh, Devon, , England
|John Rowe III
|April 30, 1560 Staverton, Devon, , England
|Prudence (Cary) Rowe
|1556 Clovelly, Devon, England
|George Rowe Esq.
|1580 Staverton, Devon, England
|Dorothea (Harde) Rowe
|1582 England
|Ida Belle (Rowe) Sults
|October 23, 1890 Webster, Indiana
|Hannah Rush
|John Rowe I
|1478 Kingston, Devon, England
|Scott Ledbetter
|18 Jun 2014
|Maria (Vivian) Rowe
|1451 Devon, , England
|Elizabeth (Adams) Rowe
|August 4, 1759 West Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts
|Darlene Kerr
|17 Jun 2014
|Eliza Ann (Newton) Rowe
|January 20, 1827 Sutton Coldfield UK
|Bernie Newton
|Florence Rowe
|Kate (Rowe) Adams
|Rosa (Rowe) Eldridge
|Elizabeth Rowe
|Clement Rowe
|Frank Rowe
|February 28, 1853
|Emily Mary Rowe
|Mary (Unknown) Rowe
|Oliver Rowe
|Zadia M Rowe
|July 13, 1882 Corydon, Harrison, Indiana, USA
|Hannah Rush
|16 Jun 2014
|Minnie S Rowe
|April 4, 1887 New Middletown, Harrison, Indiana, USA
|Artie D Rowe
|October 12, 1890 Indiana
|Clarice Ellen Rowe
|June 9, 1893 Indiana
|Martha J. Rowe
|December 25, 1825 Posey County, Indiana, USA
|Stacia Eunice Rowe
|November 15, 1884 New Middletown, Harrison, Indiana, USA
|Elizabeth Rowe
|September 4, 1792 Culpepper Co, Virginia, United States
|Thomas Rowe
|1794 Culpepper, Virginia, United States
|Sallie Sarah Rowe
|1794 Virginia, United States
|Judy Rowe
|Edmund Rowe
|1787 Culpeper, Culpeper, Virginia, United States
|Amelia Anna Rowe
|1783 Virginia, United States
|Nancy Rowe
|April 17, 1791 Madison, Madison, Virginia, United States
|Frankey Rowe
|Virginia, United States
|James Rowe
|1753 Culpepper, Virginia, United States
|Mary Rowe
|John Rowe
|1752 , Virginia, USA
|Ann Rowe
|1754 Culpepper Co, Virginia, United States
|Elizabeth Rowe
|September 4, 1792 Culpeper, Culpeper, Virginia, United States
|Mary Rowe
|George Rowe
|1726 Virginia, United States
|John Rowe
|1774 Pennsylvania, Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States
|Mary Rowe
|Thomas Rowe
|1794 Culpepper, Virginia, USA
|Elizabeth Rowe
|March 7, 1789 Northumberland, Pennsylvania, USA
|Robert Rowe
|September 8, 1807 Ohio, Kentucky
|George Rowe
|March 27, 1788 Culpepper, Virginia, United States
|Catherine Rowe
|E David Rowe
|1783 Northumberland, Pennsylvania, USA
|Martin Rowe
|Andrew Rowe
|Anna Barbara Rowe
|January 3, 1778 Snyder, Pennsylvania, USA
|Frederick Rowe
|December 25, 1775 Synder County, , Pennsylvania, USA
|Jacob Rowe
|December 24, 1799
|Matthew Rowe
|April 18, 1808 Logan, Kentucky, USA
|Rosanna Rowe
|September 21, 1806 Logan, Kentucky, USA
|Peter Rowe
|October 30, 1817 Harrison, Indiana, USA
|Rebecca Rowe
|February 29, 1816 Corydon, Harrison, Indiana, USA
|Martha Patsy Rowe
|September 17, 1813 Posey, Harrison, Indiana, USA
|Anna Rowe
|September 13, 1811 Posey, Indiana, USA
|Daniel Hamilton Rowe
|April 10, 1825 Harrison, Indiana, USA
|George W Rowe
|July 4, 1821 Harrison, Indiana, USA
|Elias Rowe
|October 27, 1819 Harrison, Indiana, USA
|Samuel Wesley Rowe
|June 10, 1827 Harrison, Indiana, USA
|Arlie D Rowe
|July 3, 1898 Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Leona Rowe
|August 22, 1901 Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Louvern Rowe
|1903 Indiana
|Laverne Rowe
|1903 Indiana, United States
|Zeola Rowe
|1908 Indiana
|Elnora Rowe
|1910 Indiana
|Robert Rowe
|September 24, 1911 Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Gelbert O Rowe
|Arthur G. Rowe
|1876 Indiana
|Rose Rowe
|1882 Indiana
|Edna Alma Rowe
|December 25, 1883 New Middletown, Harrison, Indiana, United States
|William Sherman Rowe
|July 1866 New Middletown, Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Margarite E Rowe
|1858 New Middletown, Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Ora Alfred Rowe
|1870 New Middletown, Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Benjamin Erastus Rowe
|November 14, 1868 New Middletown, Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Leona May Rowe
|January 1880 New Middletown, Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Effie Maude Rowe
|December 25, 1883 New Middletown, Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Rosena Ellen Rowe
|November 9, 1874
|Flora Rowe
|June 11, 1876
|Maggie E. Rowe
|Jesse Evans Rowe
|May 17, 1859 Indiana , United States
|Minnie Catherine Rowe
|February 24, 1868
|James Laird Rowe
|Elizabeth E Catherine Rowe
|April 21, 1837 Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Elizabeth Catherine Rowe
|1836 Harrison Co. , Indiana
|Matthew Austin Rowe
|March 5, 1840 Harrison, Indiana, USA
|Daniel Hamilton Rowe
|April 10, 1835 Harrison, Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Clara A Rowe
|Indiana , United States
|Alice L Rowe
|1864 Indiana , United States
|Jacob Johnson Rowe
|September 1, 1832 Harrison, Indiana, USA
|E. Daniel Rowe
|September 20, 1785 Kentucky County, Virginia, United States
|Jesse Fremont Rowe
|October 22, 1871 Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Margaret Elizabeth Rowe
|March 15, 1870 (Harrison Co.) Indiana
|Lucretia Catherine Rowe
|November 6, 1881 Harrison, Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Walter Hamilton Rowe
|March 11, 1868 Harrison, Indiana, United States
|Robert O Rowe
|March 27, 1888 (Harrison Co.) Indiana
|James Austin Rowe
|August 23, 1874 (Harrison Co.) Indiana
|George Washington Benjamin Rowe
|December 18, 1876 Posey County, Indiana
|John Alfred Rowe
|April 18, 1879 Indiana, United States
|William Boomer Rowe
|March 1873 Indiana
|Luerettie C Rowe
|November 1881 Indiana
|Jesse Server Rowe
|November 6, 1809 Butler County ,Kentucky
|Trella Mae Rowe
|March 30, 1884 Indiana, United States
|Otto S Rowe
|April 20, 1893 Indiana, United States
|Mary Rowe
|April 1881 Indiana, United States
|Leila Pearl (Rowe) Foster
|January 1, 1883
|Deb Bowers
|Olive Lucretia (Rowe) Tilby
|Bernie Newton
|Norah Lilian (Rowe) Lyons
|Jane Elizabeth (Rowe) Cromarty
|Ada Louise Rowe
|Louise (Morley) Rowe
|Emily (Rowe) White
|February 22, 1850
|Isaac Thomas Rowe
|Diane Kuykendall
|David Clement Rowe
|October 28, 1848
|Bernie Newton
|Agnes Eliza (Rowe) Judkins
|July 27, 1847
|David Wells Rowe
|November 13, 1824
|John Rowe
|August 2, 1774 Buckland Monachorum, Devon, England
|Lorna Henderson
|15 Jun 2014
|Joseph Rowe
|August 1774 Buckland Monachorum, Devon, England
|Mikhaila R. (Miller) Rowe
|Kylie Miller
|14 Jun 2014
|Donna C. (Miller) Rowe
|Aidan L. Rowe
|Dean Rowe
|Everett Rowe
|July 15, 1908
|David Hughey
|Stephen Rowe
|March 8, 1759 New Haven, New Haven, CT, British North America
|Jill Foxhall
|13 Jun 2014
|Hannah Rowe
|June 9, 1762 New Haven, New Haven, CT, British North America
|Quentin Smith
|Matthew Rowe
|November 28, 1756 New Haven, New Haven, CT, British North America
|John Rowe
|May 31, 1754 New Haven, New Haven, CT, British North America
|Ezra Rowe
|April 5, 1752 New Haven, New Haven, CT, British North America
|Hannah Rowe
|June 6, 1749 New Haven, New Haven, CT, British North America
|Matthew Rowe
|March 18, 1748 New Haven, New Haven, CT, British North America
|Lois Rowe
|March 21, 1746 New Haven, New Haven, CT, British North America
|Mary Rowe
|March 22, 1744 New Haven, New Haven, CT, British North America
|Matthew Rowe
|February 17, 1742 New Haven, New Haven, CT, British North America
|Hannah (Smith) Rowe
|December 26, 1718 New Haven, Connecticut
|Jill Foxhall
|Sarah Ann (Wright) Rowe
|June 10, 1851 Harrison County, Indiana
|Hannah Rush
|Mary Rowe
|Bob Dodd
|Claudia D. (Painter) Rowe
|Patricia Moore
|12 Jun 2014
|Mrs. Mary Ann (Rowe) Conlin
|1834 Harrison, Indiana, USA
|Rob Schnautz
|11 Jun 2014
|Ceaty (Rowe) Doolin
|Sally Stovall
|Thomas Rowe
|1660 Great Budworth, Cheshire, England
|10 Jun 2014
|Mary Ann (Dowty) Rowe
|October 9, 1866 Beaufort County, North Carolina
|Christine Cox
|John Rowe
|1788 Collamer, Albany County, New York, USA
|Steven Barcomb
|8 Jun 2014
|John Rowe
|Stephen Gerwing
|Nicholas Rowe
|1714 Gwennap, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom.
|John Manning
|7 Jun 2014
|Jinifer Mary (Rowe) Rawlings
|1820 Cornwall, England
|Nola Moses
|6 Jun 2014
|Caroline (Bearse) Rowe
|April 13, 1805 New Milford, Litchfield, Connecticut, United States
|Jason Clark
|5 Jun 2014
|Elizabeth Ann Rowe
|April 18, 1870 Macleay River, New South Wales, Australia
|Suzie Sheridan
|Ann (King) Rowe
|March 1788 Walkhampton, Devon, England
|Lorna Henderson
|4 Jun 2014
|Elizabeth (Cross) Rowe
|1747 Devon, England
|Matthias Rowe
|December 1780 Buckland Monachorum, Devon, England
|Honor (Rowe) Andrews
|July 24, 1886 Huirangi, nr Waitara, Taranaki, New Zealand
|Mary (Rowe) Gillett
|Ken Gillett
|Olive Rowe
|Bertram Sluys
|Minnie (Rowe) McDonald
|Jeff Billard
|Edith M (Rowe) Amidon
|March 16, 1900 Sylvan Beach, Oneida County, New York. Burial in West Monroe Cemetery, West Monroe, Oswego Co., NY
|Oscar Dayton
|3 Jun 2014
|Joyce C. (Rowe) Tallman
|William Jesse Rowe
|November 26, 1890 Sylvan Beach, Oneida County, New York
|Faith E. Rowe
|William J. Rowe Jr.
|Charlene (Unknown) Rowe
|Alex J. Rowe
|Susan (Clark) Rowe
|William Rowe
|Maureen (Unknown) Rowe
|Wesley R. Rowe
|Kathy (Noto) Rowe
|Eric J. Rowe
|Irene M. (Butler) Rowe
|Virginia Dare Rowe
|December 14, 1923 Sylvan Beach, Oneida County, New York
|Jeannette L (Rowe) Gizzo
|1921 unknown
|Frank Rowe
|July 11, 1861 Baldwinsville, Onondaga County, New York
|Cecile E Rowe
|June 1894 New York State
|Fay F Rowe
|1893 West Monroe, Oswego County, New York
|Vincent W. Rowe Jr.
|Vincent William Rowe
|March 22, 1920 Sylvan Beach, Oneida County, New York
|Deborah Rowe
|Patricia (Rowe) Bolton
|Mark Rowe
|Margaret (Johnson) Rowe
|February 23, 1927 Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama
|C Rowe
|C Rowe
|Viola Evelyn Rowe
|1915 Unknown
|Oscar Dayton
|Viola (Geppel) Rowe
|August 28, 1895 Brooklyn, Kings County, New York
|Sarah Rosannah (Rowe) Matthews
|1849 India
|Clare Bailey
|Mary Rowe
|John Schmeeckle
|2 Jun 2014
|James D. Rowe
|Shoshanah Luckie
|Barbara (Jones) Rowe
|Rebecca Parks
|1 Jun 2014
|Mrs. Mary Catherine (Duckworth) Rowe
|1799 Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA
|Rob Schnautz
|31 May 2014
|Mr. Samuel Rowe
|1794 Logan, Kentucky, USA
|Mrs. Anna Margareth (Weaver) Rowe
|1753 Schaefferstown, Lancaster, Province of Pennsylvania, Kingdom of Great Britain
|Mr. Georg (Rau) Rowe
|1723 Markgrafschaft Baden, Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation
|Mr. George Rowe
|Robert S Rowe
|Christa Vassillière
|29 May 2014
|Deneen M. (Weygant) Rowe 8
|Deneen Rowe
|28 May 2014
|Dave T. Rowe
|Alice Mary Rowe
|July 17, 1920 Harrison, Iowa
|Kevin Stewart
|Grace (Rowe) Powell
|1794 St. Mabyn, Cornwall, England
|Tom Hyslop
|26 May 2014
|Mary Ann Rowe
|June 18, 1818 Perranuthnoe, Cornwall, England
|Sylvia Bernard
|24 May 2014
|Alexander Rowe
|September 9, 1786 Perranuthnoe, Cornwall, England
|Anne (Rowe) Pratt
|1828 Grifton Yorkshire England
|Merletta Tindle
|23 May 2014
|Lavina Rowe
|April 19, 1808 Tennessee, United States
|T. Jason Smith
|George Rowe
|1564 Lamerton, Devon, , England
|22 May 2014
|Sheryl (Rowe) Gainey
|Stephanie Grohol
|Anna Rebecca (Rowe) Cochenour
|February 9, 1861 Pike County, Ohio, USA
|Edwin Priest
|21 May 2014
|Martin Rowe
|1805 Reeth North Yorkshire England
|Merletta Tindle
|Martin Rowe
|Elva (Hoffman) Rowe
|January 3, 1887 or
|Gloria Lange
|Anne (Rowe) Pratt
|Merletta Tindle
|20 May 2014
|Elizabeth (Rowe) Pratt
|1829 Grifton Yorkshire England
|Anne (Rowe) Pratt
|Anonymous L. Rowe
|18 May 2014
|Margaret (Rowe) McKinnon
|Todd Johnston
|12 May 2014
|Annie Jane (Rowe) Coats
|Veronica Williams
|10 May 2014
|Ada Eleanor (Rowe) Boaden
|March 9, 1866 New South Wales,Australia
|Beverley Melchior
|Willie Rowe
|June 25, 1897 Little Marton
|Barry Cartmell
|9 May 2014
|Richard Rowe
|March 4, 1895 Little Marton
|Margaret Rowe
|March 8, 1893 Little Marton
|Mary Elizabeth Rowe
|March 4, 1892 Little Marton
|Margaret Rowe
|December 7, 1819 New York, USA
|Steven Barcomb
|Jessica Rowe 4
|Jessica Rowe
|Laura May Rowe
|January 5, 1894 Peacham, Vermont
|John Alger
|6 May 2014
|Lucretia Ann Rowe
|December 28, 1824 Virginia
|Dwight Hogge
|Russell Hogge Rowe
|December 21, 1918 Warwick County, Virginia
|5 May 2014
|Candace Rowe
|Candace Rowe
|4 May 2014
|Sarah Ann Rowe
|September 6, 1846 York County, Virginia
|Dwight Hogge
|Harriett Rowe
|October 1871 Ohio, USA
|K Layman
|Frances E E. Rowe
|Dwight Hogge
|3 May 2014
|James Tilford Rowe
|November 24, 1896 Warwick County, Virginia
|Mary Belle Rowe
|February 4, 1918 Warwick County, Virginia
|George Washington Rowe
|1810 York County, Virginia
|1 May 2014
|Angeline (Black) Rowe
|February 28, 1848 Xenia, Ohio
|Rosalyn Stowell
|30 Apr 2014
|Lillian May (Rowe) Wallace
|November 16, 1869 Alexis, Illinois
|Matilda (Wallace) Rowe
|July 19, 1815 unknown
|Jeremiah Rowe
|1812 Frederick Co. Maryland
|John Wesley Rowe
|June 5, 1846 Pennsylvania
|Salley (Garcelon) Rowe
|August 23, 1795 Lewiston, Androscoggin, Maine
|William Heilman
|29 Apr 2014
|Elizabeth (Garcelon) Rowe
|March 24, 1789 Lewiston, Androscoggin, Maine
|Kenneth Shelton
|Charlotte A. Rowe
|Scott Ziegler
|27 Apr 2014
|Kristine Marie Rowe
|Lucille Rowe
|May 27, 1927 Warmspring, VA
|Ron Rowe
|May 12, 1922 Warmspring, VA
|Wilson Lee Rowe
|Caroline Emma (Austin) Rowe
|January 1854 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
|Lorna Henderson
|23 Apr 2014
|Jane Rowe
|January 24, 1813 Luxulyan, Cornwall, England
|Shoshanah Luckie
|22 Apr 2014
|John Shuford Rowe
|August 9, 1879 Newton, Catawba, North Carolina
|Charles Bostian
|21 Apr 2014
|Elizabeth (Blake) Rowe
|1786 Causand, CON, ENG
|Lorna Henderson
|20 Apr 2014
|Patricia Rowe
|Patricia Rowe
|19 Apr 2014
|Lloyd C Rowe
|April 15, 1888 Snyder Co, PA
|Janis Berger
|Grace Rowe
|Maxine J. (Rowe) Caldwell
|Barbara De Shann
|18 Apr 2014
|James Henry Rowe
|Tom Knowles
|15 Apr 2014
|Rebecca (Knowles) Rowe
|1845 tusca co al
|John Rowe
|1611 South Shields, Durham, , England
|Edwin Priest
|Heather Rowe Rita Hugon
|Maxine Worthington
|Nicholas Rowe
|1553 Lamerton, Devon, , England
|X Gorby
|14 Apr 2014
|Daniel Rowe
|Daniel Rowe
|7 Apr 2014
|Amelia Mary (Rowe) Mottram
|Peter Knowles
|6 Apr 2014
|Eleanor Claire (Jeffords) Rowe
|April 8, 1889 Portsmouth, Scioto, Ohio, United States
|5 Apr 2014
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Wonderful discussion between NT Wright and Miroslav Volf.
Gospel definitions
I am in the first pages of Michael Bird's Evangelical Theology. He opens early on with definitions of gospel because all theology must be rooted in gospel.
He uses N.T. Wright:
The gospel is the royal announcement that the crucified and risen Jesus, who died for our sins and rose again according to the Scriptures, has been enthroned as the true Lord of the world. When the gospel is preached, God calls people to salvation, out of sheer grace, leading them to repentance and faith in Jesus Christ as the risen Lord.
Then his own definition:
The gospel is the announcement that God's kingdom has come in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth, the Lord and Messiah, in fulfillment of Israel's Scriptures. The gospel evokes faith, repentance, and discipleship; its accompanying effects include salvation and the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Defining gospel is necessary, and difficult!
The when and where of the Kingdom of God
An extension of the interview with Gary Black, Jr., over at BibleGateway included this blurb from his just released book:
What is important to understand here is that there is no "then" or "when" to the kingdom of God. This reign is a current, progressing, maturing reality, which means Jesus rules today. Jesus is the one who sits on the throne of the cosmos, and all authority, over all things, has been given to him (Matt. 25:31; 28:18). God is the God of all humanity (Jer. 32:27). God rules today through his Son, Jesus, the king, and he rules over everyone and everything—not just Christians or religious organizations. He is the King of Kings, the ruler of rulers (Rev. 1:5), and the dominion of his Spirit extends to every corner and crevice of the universe at this very moment—a fact even the demons appear to understand perfectly well (Mark 1:24; 5:7; James 2:19). The kingdom has come, and there is more to come. Thanks be to God.
It is my continual prayer that I live under the constant awareness that my King reigns NOW… and I need to hear his call. Now.
The true POWER of our discipleship in the Kingdom of God
Dallas Willard and NT Wright both ignite my soul for so much more in this life. They do it in a quiet way that doesn't sound nearly intrusive as others I've heard… yet it rings true somehow.
Ortberg in his book Soul Keeping quotes Dallas as saying this:
Your eternal destiny is not cosmic retirement; it is to be part of a tremendously creative project, under unimaginably splendid leadership, on an inconceivably vast scale, with ever increasing cycles of fruitfulness and enjoyment — that is the prophetic vision which 'eye has not seen and ear has not heard.'
I know. I had to read that several times. Now, every time I read it I begin to weep. Literally.
The Kingdom is powerful and I am so unaware.
N T Wright in Simply Jesus invited readers to reread the Book of Acts to understand "the fact that through Jesus's followers God is establishing his kingdom and the rule of Jesus himself on earth as in heaven."
So… why does it not look that way?
Because we don't "get it."
Lord! Help us to finally GET IT!
Understanding the power of the Kingdom right here and right now
One of the things I love about NT Wright's writing is he uses phrases that scare the living daylights out of people like me who are used to the abuse of those words. When Wright dares to move into territory that sounds a lot like the old "Kingdom Now" theology I studied in college, I get nervous.
Yet, he refuses to surrender vocabulary because someone else misused it. He wants us to understand what Jesus is proclaiming, these are the words Jesus used, so let's try to recapture the power of what Jesus is saying, rather than get turned off by the abuse someone has heaped on those words lately.
As we discussed Wright's book in our staff meeting yesterday, the discussion turned toward what we want to see. What can happen is beyond the "epic" language and "epic" experiences we hear about today. As we were talking, the thought occurred to us, "Think of us meeting here, full of the Spirit, talking about the Kingdom, and then someone walking in and out of this coffee shop. Think of the possibility of someone walking in sick and walking out healed… and we would never know about it this side of heaven."
Think about it.
But what do we want? Unfortunately, what we want is to know about it, take a picture of it, blast it on Facebook and hopefully get a TV appearance to talk about our "humble" walk with God.
It's what I want. I'm not going to lie.
What if we gave up the ego chasing? What if we gave up the selfie mentality? What if we simply wanted to be transformed in the renewing of our minds and we allowed the Spirit to radiate from us any way he chose? What IF someone walked right past us and the glory of the Lord graciously healed them and we never knew?
Think if we all held that mentality and thirsted for that kind of walk with Christ… the incredible effect that would have on a city… That we didn't endlessly write about it or book a service at a megachurch to tell thousands of Christians about it… but we just… lived life… Kingdom life.
Think about it.
The paradigm of kingdom thinking
One of the more important chapters in Simply Jesus by NT Wright is on Space, Time, and Matter. It's a mind-bender for me, which I enjoy. The contention is that Jesus wasn't about telling people how to get to heaven. Jesus was about announcing the coming of the Kingdom HERE… NOW. Not in some "Kingdom Now" type of theology, but demonstrating the actions and words of Jesus show Space, time, and matter as WE think of them aren't the same when the King interacts with them.
The gospels are not about "how Jesus turned out to be God." they are about how God became king on earth as in heaven. We need to have our minds truly transformed (Rom. 12:1-2). Paul wasn't kidding!
It's WHY we can pray for healing and God CAN indeed answer. It's why we can pray for nations and God CAN indeed answer. The King has come. The King IS here… pay attention.
He is KING Jesus
Jesus isn't someone we "elected" and now we present him with a list of our expectations.
It is HIS Kingdom. He sets the priorities and our greatest joys aren't found in him fulfilling our expectations, but in us fulfilling his expectations.


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Sage garners a CoSIDA First Team Academic All-AmericanJune 4, 2013 at 1:18 pm
Towson, MD – The Sage Colleges' men's volleyball team had one player saluted by CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors Association) with a selection to the 2013 CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-America First Team on June 4. Honored from Sage with a selection to the First-Team was senior Ryan Kramer (Delmar, NY/Bethlehem Central). Kramer becomes the College's first student-athlete named to the First Team, while becoming the fifth CoSIDA Academic All-American.
Russell Sage Reunion May 31 - June 2 Features Dedications and Sign UnveilingsMay 31, 2013 at 10:20 am
Sage Softball Player Named to CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-America TeamMay 21, 2013 at 12:37 pm
The Sage Colleges' softball team placed one student-athlete on the 2013 Capital One Academic All-America National Softball Third Team for her outstanding efforts in the classroom and on the playing field as sophomore second baseman, Kristen Beikirch (Brockport, NY/Brockport) was honored. She becomes the second Sage softball player to achieve the honor, while becoming the fourth Sage CoSIDA Academic All-American in the school's history.
Sage to Host Capital Region Career Expo on June 18May 21, 2013 at 11:28 am
Quigley Selected for National Leadership Development ProgramMay 2, 2013 at 4:02 pm
Sage Student-Athlete featured by the NCAAApril 24, 2013 at 11:12 am
Kyle Ray, a senior setter on Sage's ECAC Division III Championship Men's Volleyball team, is featured in a story on NCAA.com.
The story written by Brian Burnsed can be viewed here.
Sage Hosts First Annual Autism Conference - April 27 at Sage College of AlbanyApril 24, 2013 at 10:19 am
Sage Names Dean of the School of Professional and Continuing EducationApril 22, 2013 at 4:00 pm
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Since Russian troops entered the Crimean peninsula in early March, a series of media polling outlets have asked Americans how they want the United States to respond to the ongoing situation. Although two-thirds of Americans have reported following the situation at least somewhat closely, most Americans actually know very little about events on the ground – or even where the ground is.
From March 28 to 31, we asked a national sample of 2,066 Americans (fielded by Survey Sampling International Inc.) what action they wanted the U.S. to take in Ukraine, but with a twist: We also asked our survey respondents to locate Ukraine on a map as part of a larger, ongoing project to study foreign-policy knowledge.
We found that only 1 out of 6 Americans can find Ukraine on a map, and this lack of knowledge is related to preferences: The farther their guesses were from Ukraine's actual location, the more they wanted the U.S. to intervene with military force.
Survey respondents identified Ukraine by clicking on a high-resolution world map. Most thought Ukraine was located somewhere in Europe or Asia, but the median respondent was about 1,800 miles off – roughly the distance from Chicago to Los Angeles – locating Ukraine somewhere in an area bordered by Portugal on the west, Sudan on the south, Kazakhstan on the east, and Finland on the north.
Members of military households were no more likely to correctly locate Ukraine (16.1 percent correct) than members of nonmilitary households (16 percent correct), but self-identified independents (29 percent correct) outperformed Democrats (14 percent correct) and Republicans (15 percent correct).
Unsurprisingly, college graduates (21 percent correct) were more likely to know where Ukraine was than non-college graduates (13 percent correct), but even 77 percent of college graduates failed to correctly place Ukraine on a map. The proportion of college grads who could correctly identify Ukraine is only slightly higher than the proportion of Americans who told Pew that President Barack Obama was Muslim in August 2010.
Even controlling for a series of demographic characteristics and participants' general foreign-policy attitudes, we found that the less accurate our participants were, the more they wanted the U.S. to use force; the greater the threat they believe Russia poses to U.S. interests; and the more they thought that using force would advance U.S. national security interests.
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Dr. David Blumenthal, the national coordinator for health information technology at the Health and Human Services Department, has a monumental mandate: It's he and his office who are most prominently leading the charge to put a national health network in place. He recently spoke to Federal Computer Week reporter Alice Lipowicz about his work and its future.
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FCW: As you move forward on health IT certification and meaningful use under the economic stimulus law, to what degree does the success of health care reform depend on the successful utilization and broad adoption of health IT?
Blumenthal: I think of health IT as part of the health reform agenda, an integral part, and whether we do it this year or sometime later, health IT will be there to make it more effective.
The better we do with the health IT agenda the better we will do with efficiency and quality of care. To realize the president's vision of an efficient, much improved and higher-value health system, an effective health IT system is vital. The legislation doesn't expect that to happen overnight. It suggests a time frame of 5 to 10 years, and in fact, this is a never-ending journey of information management in the modern age.
FCW: What role does the NHIN have in your vision for health IT? Will you retain the current architecture or change it?
Blumenthal: The NHIN is a vision of an interconnecting health system where information flows freely and securely. We view it as a major responsibility to develop both information exchange, and privacy and security protection. I don't see this as a choice between an NHIN that is secure, and something else. Whatever we do, we have to meet criters for privacy and security that meet the needs of the American people.
The architecture is a work in progress; it is a demonstration program. To say it is finished is premature. We are working on creating a private, creative, secure and interoperable capability for health information exchange for federal participants and private participants as well. We won't finish and spin it off unless it is secure and private.
We are charged to look at existing programs and reconsider them in light of the (economic stimulus) law. We will get advice on the federal role in NHIN and when we can say that it is ready for prime time. But at the current time it is still a demonstration program and is not a functioning system. It has shown that it is capable of exchanging information. I think personally it is a very important part and we are working actively on it. It will serve a lot of purposes, including being a major asset for federal providers who want to connect their systems.
FCW: What is your stance on innovation and use of open-source health IT?
Blumenthal: We want to create systems that are open to innovations and compatible to technological change and changes in customs. That is our aspiration. As for a commitment to open source IT, we don't have preferences.
FCW: How do you picture the federal agencies applying health IT?
Blumenthal: I think federal agencies will be trendsetters, just like the Veterans Affairs department was a trendsetter n the use of Electronic Health Records. I think they will be trendsetters in exchanging information, and optimistic about the VA/DOD demonstration to make exchange easy and effective. The Social Security Administration has also been very innovative.
FCW: Should health data be collected and controlled by patients in Personal Health Record banks?
Blumenthal: We absolutely do not want to stand in the way of, or inhibit, Personal Health Records, if the public decides they would rather store information in their own health accounts, and allow access to it, rather than have providers store that information, and we can make that part of a functioning health system.
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Late summer, and Jordanians were starting to panic about their pride of place as internet forerunner in the Middle East after rumors struck of an internet crackdown.
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The King was set to sign off on a controversial law to curb internet freedoms and the Kingdom's reputation as 'Silicon Valley of the Middle East' looked less and less apt.
Websites would be required to register with the Press and Publications Department and each website would be responsible for user comments. But other implications for censorship and freedom of operation were still unclear.
September saw more protests (amid other protests attending the Kingdom) against this specific law. Some participated in an Internet black out, where sites posted a message on their home page explaining that under the proposed changes, users could be deprived of the content.
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On Sunday, HM King Abdullah II of Jordan presided over a focus group of 22 big names from Jordan's ICT community who came together to address the nation's internet issues.
Representatives from Yahoo, Kharabeesh, Intaj (An IT association specifically in support of the ICT sector), Google, Jeeran and Al Bawaba amongst others sat with ministers and government officials to re-invigorate the sector.
The King was relaxed and jaunty as he opened the casual get-together with a mission statement entreating the ICT sector (a project near and dear to him) to pick up its flagging momentum.
Discussions were candid, and it wasn't long before the room was injected with a dose of IT energy and buoyed up by the King's re-affirmed commitment to the sector in spirit and legal clout.
Voices from the Jordanian community shared visions of how to move forward, and HM Abdullah was onboard – directing the forum to devise a plan before their next meeting when the strategy would be discussed and endorsed. It was agreed that the MENA ICT forum of March would provide a launch-pad for any new initiatives reached by the Kingdom.
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What happened today is essentially a signficant and quite positive step for the ICT sector in an intiative that already has the King's ears and guardianship. At the same time, HM King Abdullah is also considering the new Press and Publication law in light of bringing Jordan back as the ICT hub of the Middle East. Whether the Publication law would be repealed or simply tweaked favorably for practitioners in the Kingdom, nerves were allayed.
The King directed government officials to address the law in due course, specifically to reassure the members in attendance. When a monarch is chairing your meeting, confidence is restored and industry types remained hopeful for an online future with a little more support and a little less interference.
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Now the adventure. A 2:45 lay over starting at 2:12 AM in the morning in a pretty seedy train station where all the homeless must camp out to get in under a roof for the night. We sat in some dirty chairs hanging on tight to our backpacks in a packed room with a very strong smell of body order, urine smell, cigarette smell, alcohol smell, one woman sounding like a ...


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This month's issue looks at the midterm legislative races and statewide ballot measures, the role of primaries, the value of art in school, perspective from two of the nation's top pollsters and much more.
Current Issue
Four states--Louisiana, Mississippi, New Jersey and Virginia--and three Senates--Kansas, New Mexico and South Carolina--do not have legislative elections in 2010. The Nebraska legislature is unicameral and nonpartisan. Live 2010 post-election results are based on unofficial results pending certification by their respective election officials.
Election Results
Prior to the Election
This map shows party control of governors' offices following the Nov. 2 election.
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