Philip F. McGOWAN & Ms. __?__ & Sarah A. SPANGLER

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Philip F. McGOWAN
Ms. __?__
Sarah A. SPANGLER

Husband: Philip F. McGOWAN
Birth: 1819/20, OH
Occupation: laborer

Marriage-1:

Wife-1: Ms. __?__

Marriage-2: 26 Oct 1848, Wyandot Co., OH

Wife-2: Sarah A. SPANGLER
Birth: 1828/9, OH
Occupation: homemaker

Children with Wife-1 — born in OH:

1. Amanda McGOWAN, b. 1842/3
2. Bigelow McGOWAN, b. 1845/6
3. Parker McGOWAN, b. 1845/6

Child with Sarah SPANGLER:

4. Emma F. McGOWAN, b. Nov 1849

Sources (n.b., Wyandot and Hancock Cos. are adjacent):

1. Anon. 1966. Marriage Index: Ohio, 1789-1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-400):

McGowan, Philip F. Spangler, Sarah A. 26 Oct 1848 Wyandot Co.

2. 1850 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #144 of 127): Amanda Twp., Dist. No. 48, Hancock Co., OH, p. 461A, 23/23, enumerated 5 Sep 1850, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Philip F McGowan 30 M Laborer

Sarah A 21 F

Emma F ⁶/₁₂ F

Amanda 7 F

Bigelow 4 M

Parker 4 M

Amasa Buckingham 29 M Carpenter 200

It appears Philip had a prior marriage. Blanks in the birthplace column apparently mean Ohio.

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