Andrew Jackson Fowler
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Farmer
Notes:
• We made an assumption AJ is the same person as Andrew Jackson. That might not be true. If our readers could confirm or deny that, we would appreciate any extra information. - Editor's note
• Taylor named A. J. Fowler was one of the early settlers in this region. This is what Taylor said: "From New Market southward to McNulty town the old Madison line ran on or near the mountain ridge dividing the waters of Hurricane and Flint. The long and narrow Hurricane valley, including the coves formed by the mountain ridges, included as fertile a body of land as can be found in North Alabama. These lands were taken up in small tracts by a large body of settlers, some of whom still occupy these lands, while others are largely represented by their posterity. Their number is so large that it is impossible to give all their names." - Taylor
• There is a marriage license listed for Andrew J and Cynthia Carroll on Nov. 5, 1836. However, this A. J. Fowler may have already been married before he came to Madison County. - MCRC
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| Nickname: | A. J. |
| Born: | c1812, Probably South Carolina |
| Son of: | Baxter Fowler |
Notes:
• We made an assumption AJ is the same person as Andrew Jackson. That might not be true. If our readers could confirm or deny that, we would appreciate any extra information. - Editor's note
• Taylor named A. J. Fowler was one of the early settlers in this region. This is what Taylor said: "From New Market southward to McNulty town the old Madison line ran on or near the mountain ridge dividing the waters of Hurricane and Flint. The long and narrow Hurricane valley, including the coves formed by the mountain ridges, included as fertile a body of land as can be found in North Alabama. These lands were taken up in small tracts by a large body of settlers, some of whom still occupy these lands, while others are largely represented by their posterity. Their number is so large that it is impossible to give all their names." - Taylor
• There is a marriage license listed for Andrew J and Cynthia Carroll on Nov. 5, 1836. However, this A. J. Fowler may have already been married before he came to Madison County. - MCRC
Related Links:
• MCRC - Madison County Records Center, Marriage Record Indices Search.
• Taylor - A History of Madison County and Incidentally of North Alabama 1732-1940, by Judge Thomas Jones Taylor, Edited with an Introduction by W. Stanley Hoole and Addie S. Hoole, 1976, page 88.
• World Families - Genealogical Information (Originally found at http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/fowler/pats.)
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• Baxter Fowler