Sir Edmund Fowler, Kt.

No bona fide source(s) = Mythology, not Genealogy

1. After much searching, there's No legitimate source-support for this person-profile.
2. The information in the book shown below provides No source citations. None! Moreover, Edmund's assumptive father names No "Edmund" in his Testamenta Vestuta (See Archive.org).
3. With a presumed death year of 1513, a fictive Edmund would have been disinherited, Or, some created this mythical, insupportable "Sir Edmund Fowler". There's only one known, well-sourced "Sir Edmund Fowler" who lived and died well after 1513. (See Google Books Search Query.)
4. This profile among pseudo-sources would do well to expunge this mythical person. It's disheartening to find online trees quoting this webpage as a source. (See, GenealogieOnline 1, and GenealogieOnline 2.) — (Ken Shelley 14 Feb 2024)
   1. Please review: "Using the Genealogical Proof Standard in Your Research" provided by the International Institute of Genealogical Studies.

Unsourced Book

• Fowler, Christine Cecilia. 1950. The History of the Fowlers. Batavia, New York, USA: Miller-Mac Printing. Archive.org:—
  • Sir Richard Fowler, b. about 1420; d. Nov. 3, 1477; M. P. for Oxford, 1467; knighted by Edward IV in 1467, who added to his estates the manor of Stanton Berry, Newport Hundred. He already owned the following manors: Rycote, Castle House, Shobendon, Walter Stratford, Stokholt, Stutely, Bourton, Mourton, Fascote, and Shaller. Sir Richard m. Joan. dau. of Sir John Danvers of Calthrope, Oxford County. Five children:
    • 1. Richard Fowler.
    • 2. Sir Edmund Fowler.
    • 3. Robert Fowler.
    • 4. Sybell Fowler.
    • 5. Jane Fowler.

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Sir Edmund Fowler, Kt. is our first cousin 17 times removed.
Janet Milburn 3/18/23