Norman Arthur “Buck” Rowley (1877-1954). He died of a stroke. He is buried in Union County Kentucky.

Mary Ann “Aunt Mamie” Rowley (1886-1968). She was the daughter of James Alexander Rowley and Julia Hodge; wife of Lambert French. She is buried in Uniontown Kentucky.

James Alexander Rowley (1850-1912). Son of Robert E. Rowley (the Great). He was a part time country doctor, deputy sheriff, and farmer. He died of a stroke and is buried in Morganfield.

Julia-Etta “Etta” Rowley (1889-1915). Youngest daughter of James A. Rowley and Julia Anna Hodge. She died of Tuberculosis or Asthma. Buried in Morganfield Kentucky.

Mary Ann Duval (1821-1875). Daughter of Lucius Claiborne Duval and Tabitha Adams Russell; wife of Robert E. Rowley (the Great). She is buried at Antioch Cemetery, Union County Kentucky.

Robert Emmet Rowley (1881-1970) and wife Eleanor McEuin (1905-1989). He was the grandson of Robert E. Rowley (the Great). Both are buried in Oklahoma City. This picture was taken in 1935.

Gravestone of Major Rowley, (1787-1854). Born in King George County Virginia, died Union County Kentucky. Veteran of the War of 1812. He is buried in the Major Rowley Cemetery, Union County Kentucky. Epitaph on stone: “I die in Hope”. At the time of his death, he owned 15 slaves.

Kenneth Hodge Rowley (1876-1940). He was the son of Robert Lucius Rowley and Lucy Hodge; husband of Minnie Mainard. He is buried in Oklahoma City.

Mary V. Rowley (1834-?). She was the youngest child of Major Rowley and Lya Skinner; sister of Robert E. Rowley (the Great); wife of Dr. J. J. Barnett. They settled in Tennessee.

Robert E. Rowley (the Great). 1814-1880. He was the son of Major Rowley and Lya Skinner. He died of a stroke and is buried at Antioch Cemetery, Union County Kentucky. This portrait dates from about 1865 and was done by Douglas Studio in Evansville Indiana.

Cora Lee Rowley (1874-1966). Oldest child of James Alexander Rowley and Julia Anna Hodge; wife of William T. Whitfield. This tin-type picture shows Cora Lee at about age 6.

Grover Cleveland “Cleve” Rowley (1883-1940). He died of a stroke on New Years Eve.

Grover Cleveland Rowley and wife Elsie Lillian Reburn (1899-1989). They are buried in Union County Kentucky.

Grover Cleveland “Cleve” Rowley on the left; Norman Arthur “Buck” Rowley on the right. Both were sons of James Alexander Rowley and Julia Anna Hodge; brothers of Cora Lee Rowley Whitfield.

Gravestone of Lya Skinner Rowley, (1791-1864). Born in King George County Virginia, died Union County Kentucky. She is buried in the Major Rowley Cemetery, Union County Kentucky. At the time of her death, she owned 10 slaves.