HARDEMAN COUNTY, TN - BIBLES - Bible of Albert N. and Jane Alison Fowler
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	Family Bible of Albert N. and Jane Alison Fowler

Husband: Albert N. Fowler
    Born: Feb. 14, 1842   at  Saulsbury, Hardeman Co., Tn.

Wife: Jane Alison Woods
    Born: Jan. 1, 1846  at Hardeman Co., Tn.

 Married:  
    12 Dec 1865  at Saulsbury, Hardeman Co., Tn.

Children’s Names:
1.  Fanny Fowler
    Born: Oct. 13, 1866 in Hardeman Co., Tn.  - 
    (actual name Mary Francis)

2.  Carry Fowler
    Born: Oct. 7, 1868 in Hardeman Co., Tn.

3.  Jemima Fowler
    Born: Jan. 16,1871 in Hardeman Co., Tn.  -  
    (actual name Charles Jemima)

4.  Joe J. Fowler
    Born: Sep. 25,1874 in Hardeman  Co., Tn.  - 
    (known as Josie, name was Joe John)

5.  Willie Fowler
    Born: Jan. 14, 1878 in Hardeman Co., Tn.

6.  Albert Fowler
    Born: Mar. 14, 1880 in Hardeman Co. Tn.

7.  David Fowler
    Born: Mar. 7, 1882 in Hardeman Co. Tn.

8.  Daniel Fowler
    Born: Sep. 20, 1885 in Texas


  Note: Albert N. Fowler was born and raised in the Saulsbury area, he 
enlisted in the 1st Ark. Inf at the onset of the Civil War. He was wounded at 
Shiloh, recovered, returned joining the 12th Tennessee Cavalry under Forrest. 
He was discharged at the end of war at La Grange, Tn.
        The Woods family were from the Hickory Valley area. Albert, Jane and 
family migrated to Texas about 1884 and then on to Indian Territory, 
eventually settling in the Hobart, Kiowa County, Oklahoma area. Both are 
burried at Rose Cemetery Hobart, Oklahoma.