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Elizabeth Rowles was born 4.1.1852 at Witney, Oxfordshire the daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Rowles. She married Charles Bruton 20.6.1874 at Witney.
In the 1881 census she is living in SWindon and her occupation is given as 'nurse'.
She died in 1931 at Swindon, age 79.

Does anyone have this person on their family tree. If you do then please make contact.
She was born in Witney on 30th October 1865 the daughter of Henry Rowles and Elizabeth Simpson. She married Stephen Weaver on 20th March 1886 and died in 1934 at Witney, age 35.
I believe they had 9 children: Ada Alice born 1886, Annie Emma born 1888, Mary Ann born 1889, Stephen born 1890, Harry born 1891, Albert bortn 1892, Frederick William born 1896, George Stephen born 1898 and Violet Amy born 1901.

Thomas Rowles lived in West Frankfort, Illinois and died on Friday 10th September 1926.
He was a coal miner. He was buried in Johnston City Cemetery.
I don't know which newspaper this would have been published in.
Any help would be much appreciated.

Thomas Rowles served with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Private, No. 45021*
10th (Service) Battalion, 76 Brigade, 3 Division
and
York & Lancaster Regiment, Private, No. 55575 7th (Service) Battalion (Pioneers)
He was awarded the British War Medal and the Victory Medal.

The problem is there are 10 possibles for this name. They are:
JUN    1882    THOMAS            BURY (Ramsbottom)      b 03.04.1882
SEP   1883    THOMAS            BURY   
SEP    1884    THOMAS       MARYLEBONE         b 02.09.1884
DEC   1884    THOMAS            DURHAM                           b 17.11.1884
MAR   1885    THOMAS            MANCHESTER (St. John’s    c 13.10.1907
DEC   1885    THOMAS            CHORLTON         b 23.10.1885
JUN    1888    THOMAS C.        PONTYPOOL   
DEC   1893           THOMAS      BRISTOL            b 03.11.1893
DEC    1893    TOM                    WOOLWICH
JUN    1899    THOMAS      LAMBETH            b 19.04.1899

In 1916 the 10th (Service) Battalion, the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, took part in The Actions of the Bluff and St Eloi Craters then moved to The Somme for The Battle of Albert, The Battle of Bazentin helping to capture Longueval, The Battle of Delville Wood and The Battle of the Ancre. In 1917 they were at Arras, seeing action at Battles of the Scarpe and The Battle of Arleux. They moved north
to the Flanders and were in action during The Battle of the Menin Road and Battle of Polygon Wood during the Third Battle of Ypres. Then moved south and were in action at The Battle of Cambrai.
 On the 8th of February 1918 when the army was reorganised, the 10th Welsh Fusiliers disbanded in France on 8th February 1918.
The number for the York & Lancaster Regiment (No. 55575) was issued in April 1918.               
The 7th York & Lancs were the pioneer battalion for 17th (Northern) Division in France & Flanders.
During 1918 the York & Lancs took part in the Second Battles of the Somme, The Battles of the Hindenburg Line, and The Final Advance in Artois. They ended the War on 11th November 1918
at Limont-Fontaine, south of Maubeuge.
He was transferred to Reserve (Class Z) on 13th October 1919.

If anyone can identify which man is the most likely of discount any of them please let me know.

Seeking the birth/baptism of Thomas Rowles in Durham area circa 1884.
He was the son of John and Mary Jane Rowles.
Any help much appreciated.