Elizabeth FOWLER

   Another name for Elizabeth was Elizabeth FOWLER.

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  General Notes:

Elizabeth Fowler and Joseph Fowler were no relation.
A window was placed in the Winterton, England, All Saints Church to the memory of several members of the Fowler family including Joseph Fowler's parents, William (the architect and engraver) and Rebecca Fowler. It reads, "This window was designed and given by Joseph Fowler, A.D. 1875, in memory of his great-grandparents Joseph and Mary, his grandparents Joseph and Mary, his parents William and Rebeca, his wife Elizabeth and his son John, all of whom are buried on this churchyard. Domine, refugium factus es nobis, a generatione in generationem." Reference: Picture of the memorial plaque taken May 31, 2000, by Lucille Webster.
In 1874, Thomas Fowler presented a memorial window in the Winterton, England, church commemorating his sisters Elizabeth and Mary, and Jane King their servant. A brass plate was placed underneath after his death. References: All Saints Winterton, a history of the parish church in Winterton, England. This data is also recorded in "Winterton Notes by Canon J.T. Fowler in Chronologicl Order. circa 0350-1923". See reference below. Lucille Webster took a picture on May 31, 2000, of the words of dedication on the window.
The Memorial/gravestone for Elizabeth and Joseph reads, "Elizabeth wife of Joseph Fowler, entered into rest November XVIII MDCCCLXXIV, Aged LXXII years. Joseph Fowler on Palm Sunday MDCCCLXXXII, aged XL years." Reference: Inscriptions were recorded in two exercise books, found in Winterton Church, with all the grave headstone shapes and texts that were copied before they were removed to allow easier access for mowing the grass in the Churchyard. This inscription was from, "Inscriptions copied from gravestones, windows and tablets both inside and around the church of Winterton".
Data about Thomas F. and Elizabeth and their daughters was recorded in, "My Mother's Family; Notes Written by J.T. Fowler. Sept. 4th, 1915, found by Lucille Webster at Museum and Art Gallery, Scunthorpe, England, in June, 2000. Ref. no. 13.76.41.
References for the memorial window:
(1) "Winterton Notes by Canon J.T. Fowler in Chronologicl Order. circa 0350-1923" from Written Notes, transferred to type by Geoff Garrard of "The Winterton Way" (a paper about the town of Winterton, England) from a photo-copied Manuscript supplied by Mr. E. Tate of Winterton. This is on a CD of Winterton History, CD No. 2, at Text, Winnote. The CD was made by Geoff for Lucille Miers Webster in May, 2000. (2) All Saints Winterton, a history of the parish church in Winterton, England, county of Lincoln, compiled by A. Ecclestone, M.A. "upon which this revision is heavily dependant". "The history of Winterton Parish Church is able to be recorded throught he work and devotion of Canon J.T. Fowler, M.S., D.C.L., F.S.A., a member of a well known Winterton family and grandson of William Fowler, the antiquary." (3) Picture taken onMay 31, 2000, by Lucille Webster of the memorial windowto Elizabeth, Mary, and Jane.

Elizabeth married Joseph FOWLER, son of William FOWLER and Rebecca HILL, on 29 May 1828. (Joseph FOWLER was born on 14 Sep 1791 in Winterton, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom, died on 2 Apr 1882 and was buried on 5 Apr 1882 in Winterton, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom.)