COWGILL
                           by Dorothy Sminkey
                             Wed Feb 05 1992
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This is embarrassing, but quite awhile back I sent a message to someone 
regarding Ellen Cowgill who is my ancestor via her dau. Jennet, who married 
Bernard Lane. I mentioned that I have a copy of photocopy of Ellen's money 
bag that supposedly belonged to her as mentioned in Cowgill History compile 
by Beatrice Eleanora Cowgill, and that I would send it. I did make a copy 
to mail, which got filed away and forgotten till recently when I came 
across it, but could not find the message I had responded to with an 
address. If you would like to have this, please let me know. The only other 
Cowgill info I have is what is found in Colonial Families of Phila. and few 
pages of Beatrice Cowgill book. The conclusion seems to be that Thomas 
Stackhouse was not the brother of Ellen. Have you learned anything regards 
Ellen's maiden name?
    In response to your recent message, the following addresses are ones 
that you might want to try for info or poss photo of the "Lamb" : Mystic 
Seaport Museum, 39 Greenmanville Avenue, Mystic, Conn. 06355 - Mariners' 
Museum, 100 Museum Drive, Newport News, Va. 23601 - Peabody Maritime 
Museum, Essex St., Salem, Mass. 01970. Hope you have some luck with this. 
Would be interested to hear how you make out on this. Next time I get to 
Library Of Congress I'll check in case anything is to be found there.  
Dorothy Sminkey, 124 Lake Circle, Leonardtown, Md.20650

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