Amos SCOLES COWLE (1806

Amos SCOLES COWLE (1806 - 1833)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Harriet COWLE (1833 - 1898)	Amos SCOLES COWLE (1806 - 1833) + (alias Elizabeth Harrison) Phoebe STIRRUP (1806 - 1885)

b. abt 1806 at Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England

m. 1832 (alias Elizabeth Harrison) Phoebe STIRRUP (1806 - 1885)

d. 1833 at Muswellbrook, NSW, Australia aged 27

Near Relatives of Amos SCOLES COWLE (1806 - 1833)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Father in Law	Thomas STIRRUP
Mother in Law	Mary CLOWETH

Self	Amos SCOLES COWLE	abt 1806	Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England	1833	Muswellbrook, NSW, Australia	27

Wife	(alias Elizabeth Harrison) Phoebe STIRRUP	abt 1806	Warrington, Lancashire, England	1885	Windeyer, Mudgee,New South Wales, Australia	79

Step Son	Charles STIRRIP COWLE	1831		1912	Granville, NSW, Australia	81
Daughter	Harriet COWLE	1833		1898		65

Events in Amos SCOLES COWLE (1806 - 1833)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
abt 1806		Amos SCOLES COWLE was born	Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England	Age at marriage
1832	26	Married (alias Elizabeth Harrison) Phoebe STIRRUP (aged 26)		Note 1
1833	27	Birth of daughter Harriet COWLE
1833	27	Amos SCOLES COWLE died	Muswellbrook, NSW, Australia
1833	27	Burial	Kayuga Cemetery, Muswellbrook, NSW	Note 2

Note 1: https://australianroyalty.net.au/tree/purnellmccord.ged/individual/I55182/Phoebe-Stirrup
Married at Christ church. Amos was described as aged 26, a stockman, free by servitude, in the employ of W. Cox Esq. of 'Negoa' near Muswellbrook. Elizabeth was resident at Invermein, now Scone. Amos signed the register and Elizabeth made her mark.

On the marriage application his name is spelt "Scols". On the marriage certificate his name is spelt 'Cowle'.

Application to Marry
Granted 27 Jun 1832 at Newcastle:
Amos Scols age 26, Henry, 7 years, free
Elizth Harrison 26 Sovereign 7 years bond

Note 2: Amos Cowles

Birth
1806
Death
17 Nov 1833 (aged 26–27)
Burial
Kayuga Cemetery
Kayuga, Muswellbrook Shire, New South Wales, Australia
Memorial ID

Personal Notes:

Amos Scols, one of 160 convicts transported on the ship 'Henry', April 1823.
Sentence details: Convicted at Worcester City Quarter Session for a term of 7 years.
Vessel: Henry.
Date of Departure: April 1823.
Place of Arrival: New South Wales.

Committed to Worcester City Gaol - Amos Scoles, charged with stealing a fur tippet and gown piece from the cart of Mr Joseph Starling, and Ann Curtis for receiving the same knowing them to be stolen.

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