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Rebecca Stow (Amos)

Also Known As: "Amos"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Svensfif, Dover, England (United Kingdom)
Death: November 25, 1890 (81)
Uitenhage, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Edward Henry Amos and Elizabeth Ambrose, SM/PROG
Wife of John Stow and John Henry Stow, II
Mother of Richard Ambrose Stow; John Henry Stow, III; George Stow, Snr; Benjamin Stow; Rebecca Susan Stow and 7 others
Sister of Edward Amos, SV/PROG 1; Eliza McLeod, SM; Charlotte Testard; Thomas Amos, SV/PROG 2; Sarah Amos and 1 other
Half sister of Esther Openshaw; Jemima Baines; Richard Bowles; John Bowles; William Charles Bowles and 1 other

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About Rebecca Stow

1820 British Settler

Rebecca Amos 9, together with her parents and 8 siblings, were members of William Menezes' Party of 51 Settlers on the Weymouth.

Party originated from Kent.

  • Departed London, 7 January 1820.
  • Arrived Table Bay, Cape Town on 16 April 1820.
  • Final Port - Algoa Bay, Port Elizabeth 15 May 1820.

Area Allocated to the Party : Reitfontein then Kareiga River

Children :

  • Esther Bowles 11
  • Jemima Weymouth Bowles 1
  • Henry Amos 16
  • Eliza Amos 13
  • Charlotte Amos,12
  • Rebecca Amos 9
  • Thomas Amos 7
  • Sarah Amos 6
  • Edward Amos 4

Elizabeth's first husband Edward Amoss (sometimes referred to as Henry Amos/s), with whom she had 7 children, went missing in the Napoleonic wars, so she married Richard Bowles and they had a daughter , Esther. Then Edward Amoss/ Henry Amos reappeared, so she returned to him. They had four more children before he died. Then Elizabeth married Richard Bowles and had five more children.

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Rebecca Stow's Timeline

1809
September 7, 1809
Svensfif, Dover, England (United Kingdom)
1832
June 30, 1832
Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa
1833
March 13, 1833
Uitenhage, Eastern Cape, South Africa
1835
April 1, 1835
1836
1836
1837
1837
Cape, South Africa
1839
May 27, 1839
Uitenhage, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa
1840
1840
1842
1842
1846
March 25, 1846
Uitenhage, Eastern Cape, South Africa