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Susan F. May or may not be a Fowler.

I have found no document that confirms Fowler as her name. I have found m any
family associations with Fowlers in Calvert Co records as well as Ohio re cords.

I have attached the Fowler name as a high probability because of the many
associations with Fowlers in Maryland and Ohio. (Some of these probable
connections were provided by the Calvert County Historical Society.)

Fowlers associated with Alexander Ogg:

--George Fowler owned the Tillington lands in Calvert C o., MD (Debt Book of
1753) before Alexander Ogg.

--Joseph Fowler (George's brother) also owned a portio n of Tillington.

--Benjamin Fowler was a debtor to Alexander Ogg

--Jesse Fowler was also a debtor to Alexander Ogg

Fowlers were part of the western pioneers from Calvert Co. that went int o Ohio. I
have found one Fowler who arrived in Barnesville at the same time as th e Oggs.
They were well known in Barnesville, OH and married Skinners and Mackalls
who were associates of the Oggs.

• Married: 1774 ¹
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  On May 30, 1775, "All esander[sic] and Susanna Ogg" were listed among the
  witnesses in the marriage of Johns Hopkins Jr. to Elizabeth Harris.

  
  

  
  
  

  
  

  [This provides evidence o f marriage prior to 1775]

  
  
  

  in , Calvert, Maryland

1. Alexander Ogg b: 1775 in , Calvert, Maryland
2. Robert Washington Ogg b: 1777 in , Calvert, Maryland

1. Title: Quaker Records of Southern Maryland, 1658-1800
   Author: Henry C. Peden, Jr.
   Text: On May 30, 1775, "Allesander[sic] and Susanna Ogg" were listed among th e witnesses in the marriage
   of Johns Hopkins Jr. to Elizabeth Harris.
   Repository:
   Name: New England Historic Genealogical Society
   Boston, MA 02116-3007
   USA
   
   Media: Book