William H. Dower - Revision history

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	== Personal life ==		== Personal life ==

	William Dower was born in New York on [[March 22]], 1866 of a German immigrant father and American mother. He attended Syracuse University and became a physician. After an early marriage and divorce, he married a member of the Temple of the People, Jane Kent, around 1900. ~~They had a~~ daughter. He died on [[October 5]], 1937.		William Dower was born in New York on [[March 22]], 1866 of a German immigrant father, Henry C. Dauer, and American mother Willimina. He attended Syracuse University and became a physician. After an early marriage and divorce, he married a member of the Temple of the People, Jane Kent (1874-1933), around the year 1900. Their daughter Flamore was born on January 2, 1919. Jane died on September 24, 1933, and the doctor married again, to [[Pearl F. Dower\|Pearl Frances Wilshire]]. After he died on [[October 5]], 1937, Pearl adopted Flamore.<ref>U. S. Census records for 1920, 1930, 1940.</ref><ref>Jane W Dower (1874-1933) - Find A Grave Memorial.</ref><ref>Flamore Francia Whitsun Dower in the U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current.</ref>

			Flamore died on January 21, 1982 and was buried, like her parents, at Halcyon Cemetery.

	== Temple of the People ==		== Temple of the People ==

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	'''William H. Dower''' was the co-founder with [[Francia A. La Due]] of the [[Temple of the People]], an international Theosophical group based in Halcyon, California.		'''William H. Dower''' was the co-founder with [[Francia A. La Due]] of the [[Temple of the People]], an international Theosophical group based in Halcyon, California.

	== Personal life ==		== Personal life ==

	William Dower was born on [[March 22]], 1866 of German ~~parents~~. He attended Syracuse University and became a physician. After an early marriage and divorce, he married Jane Kent around 1900~~, and they~~ had a daughter. He died on [[October 5]], 1937.		William Dower was born in New York on [[March 22]], 1866 of a German immigrant father and American mother. He attended Syracuse University and became a physician. After an early marriage and divorce, he married a member of the Temple of the People, Jane Kent, around 1900. They had a daughter. He died on [[October 5]], 1937.

	== Temple of the People ==		== Temple of the People ==
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	== Writings ==		== Writings ==

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	William Dower was born on [[March 22]], 1866 of German parents. He ~~was~~ a physician. ~~Around 1900~~ he married Jane, and they had a daughter. He died on [[October 5]], 1937.		William Dower was born on [[March 22]], 1866 of German parents. He attended Syracuse University and became a physician. After an early marriage and divorce, he married Jane Kent around 1900, and they had a daughter. He died on [[October 5]], 1937.

	== Temple of the People ==		== Temple of the People ==

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	'''William H. Dower''' was the founder of the [[Temple of the People]], an international Theosophical group based in Halcyon, California.		'''William H. Dower''' was the co-founder with [[Francia A. La Due]] of the [[Temple of the People]], an international Theosophical group based in Halcyon, California.

			== Personal life ==

			William Dower was born on [[March 22]], 1866 of German parents. He was a physician. Around 1900 he married Jane, and they had a daughter. He died on [[October 5]], 1937.

			== Temple of the People ==

	== Writings ==		== Writings ==

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	Dr. Dower wrote articles, pamphlets, and books. Some were translated into French and German.		Dr. Dower wrote articles, pamphlets, and books. Some were translated into French and German.

	* '''''Occultism for Beginners'''''. Halcyon, Calif.: Halcyon Book Concern, 1917. 77 pages. Available at [https://books.google.com/books?id=0tJIAAAAIAAJ&hl=en Google Books] and [http://catalog.hathitrust.org/api/volumes/oclc/12252105.html Hathitrust].		* '''''Occultism for Beginners'''''. Halcyon, Calif.: Halcyon Book Concern, 1917. 77 pages. Available at [https://books.google.com/books?id=0tJIAAAAIAAJ&hl=en Google Books] and [http://catalog.hathitrust.org/api/volumes/oclc/12252105.html Hathitrust].
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	* '''''The Curse of the World'''''. Halcyon, Calif.: Temple of the People, 1920. 4 pages.		* '''''The Curse of the World'''''. Halcyon, Calif.: Temple of the People, 1920. 4 pages.
	* '''''Captives'''''. Halcyon, Calif.: Temple of the People, 1920. 4 pages.		* '''''Captives'''''. Halcyon, Calif.: Temple of the People, 1920. 4 pages.
			* '''"Six Nations Indian Traditions"'''. ''The Lamp'' 3.29 (December, 1896), 76.

	=== Coauthored with Francia A. La Due ===		=== Coauthored with Francia A. La Due ===

	* '''''Temple Messages'''''. Halcyon, Calif.: Temple of the People, 1983. 183 pages.		* '''''Temple Messages'''''. Halcyon, Calif.: Temple of the People, 1983. 183 pages.
	* '''''Teachings of the Temple'''''. Halcyon, Calif.: The Temple of the People, 1925. Second or Jubilee edition in 1948. 661 pages.		* '''''Teachings of the Temple'''''. Halcyon, Calif.: The Temple of the People, 1925. Second or Jubilee edition in 1948. 661 pages.

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