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Thomas Edward Cowles   Sex: Male
Birth Date 1775 James City Co Va
Death Date  1823  
Father   Born:  
Mother Mary Fannie Edwards  Born:  
Thomas Edward Cowles
Notes:		 He signed the Jubilee paper issued by bishop Madison at Jamestown, May 1 3, 1807 In 1807, a dignified celebration marked the bicentennial of Jamestown. Som etimes referred to as "Virginiad," the celebration was most commonly call ed the Grand National Jubilee. No less than 3,500 people attended the even t. Twelve to 14 vessels anchored in the river near the island to deliver m any of the participants. College of William and Mary students gave oratio ns and a company of players from Norfolk performed, converting an old ba rn on the island into a temporary theater. There were many dignitaries, po liticians, and historians among the celebrants. One of these, Jamestown s own Colonel Champion Travis, was honored as a surviving member of the V irginia Convention of 1776--first to declare for state independence. May 1 3th was the opening day of the festival, which began with a procession whi ch marched to the graveyard of the old church. The attending bishop report edly stood on a tombstone to deliver the prayer. The procession then mov ed to the Travis mansion. The celebrants dined and danced in the mansion t hat evening. Jamestown claimed the life of another victim when a young m an succumbed to heat stroke and "too free use of ice in cider." Visitors a ttended his funeral on the 14th. The Bicentennial celebration concluded with a dinner and toast at the Raleigh Tavern in Williamsburg.  
Spouse: Mary King   Sex: Female
Birth Date Hampton VA 
 
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Mother Born:
Mary King Notes:  
1 Children Mother Spouse Grand Children
1 William Cowles
b.
d. 		Mary King
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Mary Fannie Edwards
Fanny

Ambrose Edwards

  
 
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Of Troy
De Troie
Ben Ilus
De Tróia
Son of Anchise
Of Lavinium Eu
From Ascanius
Ap Silvius of
Ap Brutus of C
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Ap Gorwynyawn
Ap Dyfnwal Hen
Ap Cyngen de C
Ap Asser of Ca
Ap Bleiddid de
Ap Henwin of t
Ap Cunedda
Ap Rivallo
Ap Gwrwst
Ap Antonius
Ap Aedd Mawr
Ap Pridain of
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Ap Cloten of t
Ap Dyfnwal Moe
Ap Belinus of
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Ap Guithelin o
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Ap Elidrrus of
Ap Gerennus of
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Ap Millus of B
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Ap Cherin
Ap Andragius o
Ap Urianus of
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Ap Clydog of B
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Ap Blaiddyd
Ap Caff
Ap Owain
Ap Seysyllt

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