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Born the son of Benjamin Rowsell, a Wood carver. | Born the son of Benjamin Rowsell, a Wood carver. | ||
1895 Married at Exeter to Florence Turner | 1895 Married (1) at Exeter to Florence Turner (died 1934) | ||
1911 Living at Nutbrook, Withycombe, Exmouth: [[Philip Foale Rowsell]] (age 46 born Yeovil), Manufacturing Chemist. With his wife Florence Elizabeth Rowsell and son [[Philip Donald Rowsell]] (age 3 born Exmouth).<ref>1911 Census</ref> | 1911 Living at Nutbrook, Withycombe, Exmouth: [[Philip Foale Rowsell]] (age 46 born Yeovil), Manufacturing Chemist. With his wife Florence Elizabeth Rowsell and son [[Philip Donald Rowsell]] (age 3 born Exmouth).<ref>1911 Census</ref> | ||
1937 Married (2) to Florence Mary Norton.<ref>Exeter and Plymouth Gazette - Friday 29 October 1937</ref> | |||
1939 Living at Nutbrook, Exmouth, Pharmacist, Wholesale and Manufacturing. With Florence.<ref>1939 Census</ref> | 1939 Living at Nutbrook, Exmouth, Pharmacist, Wholesale and Manufacturing. With Florence.<ref>1939 Census</ref> | ||
Revision as of 10:46, 20 November 2022
Philip Foale Rowsell (c1865-1946) of Holman, Ham and Co
Born the son of Benjamin Rowsell, a Wood carver.
1895 Married (1) at Exeter to Florence Turner (died 1934)
1911 Living at Nutbrook, Withycombe, Exmouth: Philip Foale Rowsell (age 46 born Yeovil), Manufacturing Chemist. With his wife Florence Elizabeth Rowsell and son Philip Donald Rowsell (age 3 born Exmouth).[1]
1937 Married (2) to Florence Mary Norton.[2]
1939 Living at Nutbrook, Exmouth, Pharmacist, Wholesale and Manufacturing. With Florence.[3]
1947 Will. Mr. Philip Foale ROWSELL. J.P., O.B.E., C.A., of Nutbrook, Withycombe Raleigh, Exmouth, Mayor of Exeter 1921-24; president of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain 1926; chairman of Holman, Ham and Co., Ltd., and Holman Manufacturing Co., Ltd.; director of the West of England Board of the Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.. and other companies.[4]