1 A020. Social Security Death Index, kept by the US Government, published on the internet and CDROM.

2 Bible6. Worthington-Rowley Bible, 1901, inscription by Drebing, Bertha (Rowley-Rowe); Transcribed by Marilyn Spongberg and Irene Rowley, August 1999; Original kept by Marilyn Spongberg.

3 B163. The Families of Worthington Rowley Drebing, by Drebing, Alvin, (self-published: 1970s?). Original typed book kept by his niece, Marilyn Spongberg.

4 CM051. Imperial Memorial Gardens, Pueblo, CO: Find-A-Grave, with Pictures and Memorials (cemetery records) by submitter to Find-A-Grave (2009); available online at www.findagrave.com.

5 C90. United States Federal Census, year 1900.

6 C93. United States Federal Census, year 1930.

7 N25. The Pueblo Star Journal Newspaper "Obituaries," (Pueblo, CO), 1979.

8 N25. The Pueblo Star Journal Newspaper "Obituaries," (Pueblo, CO), 1979 May 15. "Earl S. Rowley, 1111 Bonforte Apt. 508, passed away at Villa Pueblo Towers Med. Center May 14 1979. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Edith I. Rowley, of the family home; daughter, Mrs. Lois Anne Viner, Bristol, Pa, grandchildren, Michael, Leslie and Debra Viner; brother, Kenneth G. Rowley, Topeka, Kansas; two great-grandchildren; step-children, Mrs. Carol Hart, Scottsdale, Ariz, Warren Allen, Pueblo and Robert Allen, Dallas, Texas; nine step-grandchildren and numerous cousins. Predeceased by his former wife, Mrs. Jennie E. Rowley in 1964. Member of Broadway Christian Church, Silver State Lodge 95, AF&AM and American Legion Post 2, having been a veteran of World War I. He was born July 26, 1896, in Paxico, Kan, and had been a resident of Pueblo for many years, having been employed by the former Nuchols Packing Plant and as a machinist for D &?RG Railroad. He was known to many for his 40 years work in scouting. Services will be announced later. Those who so desire may make memorials to the Broadway Christian Church, direct or through our office.
/ Military citation issued

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Edith Rowley of Villa Pueblo Towers has received a citation from President Carter in honor of her late husband Earl F. Rowley. The award lauded Rowley's service in the Army artillery corps during World War I.
Rowley served from Aug. 5, 1917, to May 10, 1919, in various areas of France."

9 CM041. Mountain View Cemetery, Pueblo CO, (database) transcribed by Montgomery & Steward, Inc, Funeral Directors; published on the internet at http://www.montgomerysteward.com/admin/gravesgrid.asp, 2002.

10 L1999.1. Correspondence letters and emails, by Marilyn Spongberg, a descendent, addressed to Irene Rowley; originals kept in my files, 1999, may conflict with other sources.

Rowley Genealogy Site & Family Charts, compiled by I. Rowley, version of Nov. 10, 2016.

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