Descendants of James Rowland (According to Pollock Archives), by J Gritzner, posted 06 Sep 2002 to rootsweb, 2 pages. James Rowland, died 1762 at West Nottingham Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Generation 1 consists of James and his wife Catherine. Generation 2 are their four children, one of which is Robert Rowland, who died 1779 in Fawn Township, York County, Pennsylvania. Robert married Mary Houlton. Their daughter Anne Rowland (1770-1850) married David Pollock, and their six children are listed.
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Descendants of James Rowland (According to Pollock Archives), J Gritzner, 2002
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Descendants of James Rowland (According to Pollock Archives), by J Gritzner, posted 06 Sep 2002 to rootsweb, 2 pages. James Rowland, died 1762 at West Nottingham Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
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