Individual Details
Ella Jane Mower
(6 Sep 1853 - 31 Jul 1932)
Events
Families
Father | Aaron Fletcher Mower (1826 - 1914) |
Mother | Ann Parker Mower (1825 - 1917) |
Sibling | Sophia Olive Mower (1851 - 1905) |
Sibling | William Carroll Mower (1852 - 1922) |
Sibling | Parker Simon Mower (1855 - 1942) |
Sibling | Josephine Mower (1859 - 1937) |
Notes
Obituary
Ella J. Mower was the daughter of Aaron Fletcher Mower and his wife, Ann Parker (Mower) Mower. She was born in Dexter, September 6, 1853, and she died there July 31, 1932. The family lived for many years on a farm, on the North Dexter road. mr. Mower later built a house on High street in Dexter Village and the farm was carried on by his son, Parker. Ella Mower was a teacher in the Dexter schools for a good many years. The first mention we found of her was in the school report of 1875 when she appears as teacher in District No. 8. "A small school but well instructed and advancement good." She had probably been teaching for several years. In 1878 Miss Mower was in District No. 7, where she "sustained her former reputation as a very successful teacher." Miss Mower was a teacher for Grammar school for a short time but she served in the Upper Intermediate for a good many years until her health made it necessary for her to give up her chosen calling.Endnotes
1. "Maine, Birth Records, 1621-1922," Ancestry.com, Ancestry (www.ancestry.com : accessed 7 August 2016), digital image, "Copy of an Old Record of a Birth," Ella Jane Mower; Original data: Maine State Archivess,, Augusta, Maine; Pre 1892 Delayed Returns; Roll No. 78.
2. State of Maine, Reel 37, Record of a Death: Ella J. Mower; microfilm Ea768c.
3. State of Maine, Reel 37, Record of a Death: Ella J. Mower; microfilm Ea768c.
4. State of Maine, Reel 37, Record of a Death: Ella J. Mower; microfilm Ea768c.
5. State of Maine, Reel 37, Record of a Death: Ella J. Mower; microfilm Ea768c.
6. "Obituary Database," transcribed obituaries, Abbott Memorial Library, Abbott Memorial Library (www.abbott-library.com: accessed 22 March 2002), Ella J. Mower obituary; citing The Eastern Gazette.