Dr. Daniel G. Rowley, a prominent physician of the town of Culmerville, Allegheny county, was born in the county, May 18, 1858, and has practiced medicine for a number of years in Culmerville. His grandfather, Daniel Rowley, was born in Vermont, in 1780, of Revolutionary stock. Upon arriving at the years of manhood, he came to Lockport, Westmoreland Co., Pa., but ten years later removed to the State of Indiana, locating near Indianapolis, and died there in 1840. His wife, was a Miss Cheeney, who was born in Vermont in 1785, and died at Freeport, Pa., in 1865. They had seven daughters and one son. One of the daughters, Mrs. Taylor, is still living at the age of eighty, at McKee's Rocks, Pa. The son, Myron H. Rowley, was born in Vermont, Oct 13, 1805. He removed with his parents to Lockport, and later to Indiana.
~Memoirs of Allegheny County Pennsylvania (Vol 2) 1904
Dr. Daniel G. Rowley, a prominent physician of the town of Culmerville, Allegheny county, was born in the county, May 18, 1858, and has practiced medicine for a number of years in Culmerville. His grandfather, Daniel Rowley, was born in Vermont, in 1780, of Revolutionary stock. Upon arriving at the years of manhood, he came to Lockport, Westmoreland Co., Pa., but ten years later removed to the State of Indiana, locating near Indianapolis, and died there in 1840. His wife, was a Miss Cheeney, who was born in Vermont in 1785, and died at Freeport, Pa., in 1865. They had seven daughters and one son. One of the daughters, Mrs. Taylor, is still living at the age of eighty, at McKee's Rocks, Pa. The son, Myron H. Rowley, was born in Vermont, Oct 13, 1805. He removed with his parents to Lockport, and later to Indiana.
~Memoirs of Allegheny County Pennsylvania (Vol 2) 1904
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