as found in the Dictionary of Canadian Biography

THOMAS R. ROW (#390)

V7/302    1818 - In the case of The King vs. Row (Nov.1818) the crown's right to remove a fence which Thomas Row had placed upon a piece of ground claimed by him as private property, was denied.

V9/605    1852 - In a special meeting of the Commercial Society of St. John's on Feb.16, 1852, O'Brien was the only prominent merchant who refused to support a resolution proposed by C.F.Bennet and Thomas Row condemning responsible government ........
 
 

WILLIAM BICKFORD ROW (#469)

V7/507    1832 - In the 1832 election for the first House of Assembley, however,
he (George Lilly) endorsed fellow lawyer, William Bickford Row, an indication that .....

V9/694    Complete Biography, key points as follows:

          born: Oct.3, 1786 @ Torquay, Devon
          died: July 27/1865 @ Taunton, Somerset
          parents: John/Betty - John: Torquay merchant engaged in
          trade between England/Newfoundland till 1811
          1804 - agent at St. John's for English merchant, William Bickford
          1809 - He and his brother, John are agents for John Hill at St. John's
          1826 - began his legal career
          1834 - began his political career
          1855 - public career ended

OTHERS

V5/784    "Street's wife was evidently Christian Rowe (#134), daughter of Edward Rowe (#133), a planter who in 1753 was residing at Trinity and who became a justice of the peace.  Street's brother-in-law James Rowe (#135) became a shipbuilder for his firm and in 1801 was living in Heart's Content on a fishing room owned by Street."