He d. ret. 100, leaving Moses, and a younger son who d. s. p. at. 104. M«:)ses, the eldest, had also two sons, viz. : Moses and Matthew. The latter Avas a military otlicer cf si:):r.e distinction. Previous to the Revolutioiiary Wiu- he removed fro;u Bedford to Eastcb.ester, wdiere he d. from the bite of a fo.^, ctt. 56. He left four .^.ns, (I.), Stephen. (H.). Aaron. (HI.), Rev. Ezra of Eedlord, b. 20th .May, 1743, d. Oct. 13, 1840. (IX.), James of Bedford. Rev. Ezra had, 1, James, M. D.. of the New York University,' who has Hosea, M. D., of Somer!', Elias, Jabcz, Husted, C. Hortnn. and Ezra James. 2, 12>nea. 3, 7'v^7-of reck.slcill. Arm^, arg. three ij^rs, gamelles, gn. on a canton az. a lion pa.:> :iU gi'.ardarit, or. Cr,:-t: au taLye's head era.-ed, holding in his beak a snake.
734 APPENDIX A.
Fowi.EP. OF E.v.~T AMD AVEScnESTKR. -- All of this name in Connecticut and New York aru suppos<jd to Lave originated from V.'ili/aiii Fowler of New Haven, ■who was electcJ a magistrate in 1637, and was one of tlie first settlers of Jlilford, 1639. JoJin Fcurkr was living at Guilford, Conn, in 1650. Btnjamin F'jirUr, of Wcsiclicster removed to Pliillipsc's Slanor, b. 1715, mar. Sarah Vincent. Their children were, (I.), Anthony, mar. Elizabeth Taylor, and had, 1, Benjamin; 2, Abraha'u ; .S.Anthony; 4, Nathaniel ; 5, Sarah. (IL), Vincent, mar. 1st, Dorothy Valentine: 2nd, Mrs. Memtt. and left, 1, Ann; 2, Abraliani ; 3, Rebecca; 4, Benjamin; 5, Mary ; 6, Sarah. (III.), Frederick, whose da. Jane, mar. Jeremiah Dobb?; (IV.), Jnslah, d. s. p. ; (V.), Benjamin, d, s. p. ; (VI.), Hannah, m.ar. H. Fowler, Z»L D. ; (VIL), Ann, mar. Dennis Brewer; (VIII.). Isabel, mar. Dennis Post. Henry Fomlcr of Eastchester was one of the associat'-^ proprietors of the Long Reach Patent in 1708.