Individual Details

Sarah Echols [838.2.5] married John Rowden, the son of John Rowden and Elizabeth —. He was head of a household of seven whites in 1782 and five in 1785. The parents of five children, they moved to Tennessee.
“Old Abraham had another Daughter named Sarah who married John Rowden and by her had 4 Sons and one Daughter. His Sons were Abraham, Laban, Josee, and John. … Old John Rowden’s daughter was Tabitha. She married Grover Crane had Several Children by her and then Died …” Source John W. Pritchett


Children of Sarah and John Rowden:
Abraham Rowden [838.2.5.1] (c.1756-1840), who served during the Revolution, was head of a household of four whites in Halifax County in 1782. Five whites were in his household in 1785. He died in DeKalb County, Alabama.
John Rowden [838.2.5.2] (c.1758) married Mary Brewer.
Laban Rowden [838.2.5.3] (c.1760) married Milley Adams, a daughter of Mourning Adams, in Pittsylvania County 27 December 1785.
Joseph Rowden [838.2.5.4] (c.1765) married Susanna Adams in Pittsylvania County 6 January 1790.
Tabitha Rowden [838.2.5.5] (c.1767) married Glover Crain in Pittsylvania County 17 September 1787. He died intestate in Wilkes County, Georgia, 1799. She married second her cousin Hopkins Daniel in Wilkes County in 24 May 1800.

John Rowden said to have died 26 Apr 1817, Roane Co TN.
http://www.larkcom.us/ancestry/echols/reports/Echols%20Descendancy%20Chart.pdf

Birth

1735

Henry County, Virginia

Father	Abraham Echols (1700 - 1749)
Mother	Sarah Hubbard Tamer ( - )
Sibling	Isaac Echols (1733 - 1761)
Sibling	Joseph Echols (1734 - 1789)
Sibling	Rebekah Echols (1741 - )
Sibling	Elizabeth Echols (1743 - )
Sibling	Joshua Echols ( - 1800)