Hello Balingara,

Which Bowles line are you referring to? I do not have an Archie Bowles in my Cohocton Bowles. Perhaps you are referring to another Bowles line?

Here's what I have on my Bowles line.

BOWLES

John Bowles (b. 1701 England d. 1779.England) (Possible brother of (B01)Thomas Bowles below)

Notes:
A map of North America, by J. Palairet, with considerable alterations & improvements. from d'Anville, Mitchell & Bellin, by L. Delarochette. CREATED/PUBLISHED London, Printed for John Bowles, 1765.
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(B01) Thomas Bowles ( b. UKWN England d. 1767 England) married UKWN. They had at least one son:

(B02) Thomas (b. 1702/1712 England. d. 1762 England)

Notes:
A new and exact map of the dominions of the King of Great Britain on ye continent of North America, containing Newfoundland, New Scotland, New England, New York, New Jersey, Pensilvania, Maryland, Virginia and Carolina. CREATED/PUBLISHED [London] Printed and sold by T. Bowles, J. Bowles, and I. King, 1715 [i.e. 1731]
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(B02) Thomas (T.) ( b.1712 England d. 1791 Orange, NC) married UKWN. They had at least two children:

(B03) Carrington (b. 1735 England d. 20 JUN 1793 England)
(B04) Thomas (b. b. 31 May 1743 London, England d. 01 AUG 1800 Frederick County, MD )

Notes:
London: Henry Overton c.1755. A scarce antique print - a mid eighteenth century perspective view of Cornhill and the Exchange, with St. Paul's visible in the distance. Drawn and engraved by the younger Thomas Bowles (1712?-1762), the son of the printseller of the same name. The History of the Bowles Family , Farguhar, Thomas M., Philadelphia 1907 Microfiche 1656 Newberry Library, Chicago, IL.
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(B03) Carrington (b. 1724 England d. 1793 England)

Notes:
Bowles, Carington, 1724-1793. Bowles's new and accurate map of N. America & the West Indies CREATED/PUB. London, 1784.
The History of the Bowles Family, Farguhar, Thomas M., Philadelphia 1907 Microfiche 1656 Newberry Library, Chicago, IL.
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(B04) Thomas (b. 31 May 1743 in St. Giles, London, England d. 01 AUG 1800 Frederick Co., MD) married (1762) to Elnora(Eleanor) Price(b. @ 1745 Hagerstown, Frederick, MD d. 30 MAR 1813 Washington, MD). They had twelve children:

(B05) William Augustus (b. 22 OCT 1763 Wash Co, MD d. 23 DEC 1805 Moor Castel, Havana)
(B06) Thomas Augustus (b. 29 MAR 1765 in Hagerstown, Wash. Co., MD
d.15 NOV 1818 in Cohocton, Steuben Co., NY)
(B07) John (b. 10 OCT 1766 Hagerstown, Wash. Co., MD d. 25 FEB 1834)
(B04a) Catherine (b. 03 JUN 1769 Hagerstown, Wash. Co., MD d. UKWN )
(B04b) Mary Neil (b. 22 MAR 1771 Hagerstown, Wash. Co., MD d. UKWN)
(B08) Samuel (b. 15 APR 1773 Hagerstown, Wash. Co., MD d. UKWN)
(B04c) Susannah (b. 03 JUN 1775 Hagerstown, Wash. Co., MD d. 1848)
(B09) Isaac (b. 01 APR 1777 Hagerstown, Wash. Co., MD d. d. 1847 Louisana)
(B10) Evan (b. 03 DEC 1778 Hagerstown, Wash. Co., MD d. UKWN)
(B11) James (b. 28 DEC 1780 Hagerstown, Wash. Co., MD d. UWKN)
(B04d) Nancy/ Anne Matilda (b. 20 MAY 1783 Hagerstown, Wash. Co., MD d. 1850)
(B04e) Juliet (b. 09 OCT 1784 Hagerstown, Wash. Co., MD d. UKWN)

Notes:
Bowles History 929.273 B681bm, B681a0924914 item 3 Farquhar--History of the Bowles Family973.B2dl--National Society, Daughters of American Colonists, Bicentennial Index, p. 46, vol. 6, p. 270, vol. 8, p. 131, 326, Vol. 6, p. 170, 141975.6565 Register of Orange Co. NC Deeds p. 30Thomas Bowles was a member of the Committee of Correspondence and Observation from Frederick County, Md., where, in 1800, he died. He was born in England.
DAR Record Book
Thomas Bowles was a member of the Committee of Correspondence and Observation for Frederick County, Md.
1766/04/11 Deed, Peter Youngsey to Thomas Bowles, Frederick County. No restrictions MSA SC 2427-5-56 00/66/09/29
T. Bowles 1766 Early MD Census Frederick County, Town of Petitioner
The History of the Bowles Family, Farguhar, Thomas M., Philadelphia 1907 Microfiche 1656 Newberry Library, Chicago, IL.

DAUGHTERS' LINES
(B04c) Susannah (b. 03 JUN 1775 d. 1848) married( 1793) to John Blair (b. 1762)

(B04d) (Nancy)Anne Matilda (b. 20 MAY 1783 d.1850)married(21 Nov 1803 MD) to Thomas Jefferson Begole (b. 12 JAN 1776 MD d. 18 JAN 1854 NY) They had nine children:

1) Wiliam A. Begole (b. 03 MAR 1806 Dansville, Livingston, NY d. 7 Jul 1880 in Sylvan, Washtenaw, Michigan)
2) Eleanor Begole (b. @ 1804 NY d. @ 1854)
3) Samuel Begole (b. 1805 NY d. 15 Jun 1874 in Michigan)
4) James Hamilton Begole (b. @ 1824 NY d. 1876 in Pittsfield, Washtenaw, Michigan)
5) Matilda A. Begole (b. @ 1824 NY d. UKWN)
6) George W. Begole (b. @ 1812 NY d. 13 Jan 1893 in Jackson, Jackson, Michigan)
7) Thomas Begole (b. 1811 NY d. UKWN)
8) John C. Begole (b. 28 AUG 1818 NY d. 4 Oct 1887 Michigan)
9) Evan Begole (b. 1821 NY d. 10 Mar 1895 in Michigan)

(B04e) Juliet (b. 09 OCT 1784 d. UKWN) married(19 Mar 1803 Washington, MD) to Nicholas Kreigh( (b. 05 JUN 1774 d. 30 JUN 1834) They had eleven children:

1) Catherine Kreigh (b. 29 AUG 1804 in ,Washington, Maryland d. 16 Aug 1808 MD)
2) Elizabeth Kreigh (b. 28 Nov 1806 in ,Washington, Maryland
3) Ellenora Kreigh (b: 28 Nov 1806 in ,Washington, Maryland
4) Ruhumer Kreigh (b. 11 Apr 1809 in ,Washington, Maryland
5) William Kreigh (b. 1 Jun 1811 in ,Washington, Maryland
6) Catherine Kreigh (b. 30 Jul 1813 in , Washington, Maryland
7) Philip Kreigh (b. 12 Nov 1815 in ,Washington, Maryland
8) Mary Jane Kreigh (b. 25 Aug 1817 in , Washington, Maryland
9) Juliann Kreigh (b. 19 Aug 1819 in , Washington, Maryland
10) Thomas Bowles Kreigh (b. 23 Aug 1821 in , Washington, Maryland
11) Martha Lawrence Kreigh (b. 17 Jul 1824 in , Washington, Maryland
12) Sarah L. B. Kreigh (b. 23 Aug 1828 in , Washington, Maryland d. 16 Apr 1832 )
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(B05) William Augustus (b. 22 OCT 1763 Wash Co, MD d. 23 DEC 1805 Moor Castel, Havana) married (1780 Jackson, FL) to Mary Perryman (b. @ 1764 Georgia). They had at least one child:

(B12) William (b. @ 1800 Georgia d. UKWN)

Notes:
General in the British Army, Chief of the Creek and Cherokee Nations. (Not an Indian by birth, but married and had Indian children)

The History of the Bowles Family, Farguhar, Thomas M., Philadelphia 1907 Microfiche 1656 Newberry Library, Chicago, IL.
http://users.erols.com/candidus/wbowles.htm

History of Alabama and Incidentally of Georgia and Mississippi, from the earliest period by Albert Jame Pickett of Montgomery pg. 115 William Augustus Bowles, a native of Maryland, at the age of fourteen, entered the British army, as a foot soldier, and, after a years's service against his countrymen, sailed with a British regiment to Jamaica, in 1777, as an ensign, and then thence, went to Pensacola. Here he was deprived of his rank, for insubordination. Disgusted with military discipline, and fond of a roving life, he contemptuously flung his uniform into the sea, and left Pensacola, in company with..... pg 192 (1803) ...Hawkins and John Forbes, of Pensacola, were in the town, but were concealed, until Sam McNac, a half-breed, had caused Bowles to be made a prisoner. Arriving at a point in the present Dallas county, the canoe was tied up, the prisoner conducted upon the bank, and a guard set over him. In the night the guard fell asleep, when Bowles gnawed his ropes apart, crept down the bank, got into the canoe, quietly paddled across the river, entered a thick cane swamp, and fled. At the break of day, the astonished Indians arose in great confusion, but fortunately saw the canoe on the opposite side, which Bowles had foolishly neglected to shove off. Swimming over to that point, they got upon his track, and by the middle of the day once more made him a prisoner. He was conveyed to Mobile, and from thence to Havana, where, after a few years, he died in the dungeons of Moro Castle....Ancestry.com

Hardbound, ex-libris book, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS BOWLES. DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE CREEK NATION, by J. Leitch Wright, Jr. Copyriight 1967; University of Georgia Press, Athens; 211 pages."Even if William Augustus Bowles had lived more than forty-two years, it is hard to imagine how his career could have been more exciting, He was an artist, actor, diplomat, navigator, soldier, musician, baker, linguist, hunter, chemist, lawyer, and Indian chief, who at various times lived and dressed as an Indian, reared an Indian family, circumnavigated the globe as a Spanish prisoner, and mingled freely with British royalty and leading London statesmen, scientists, and actors."During the American Revolution he came into contact with the southern Indians while he was a junior officer in a Maryland Loyalist Regiment. For two decades after 1783 his objective was to create a nominally independent Indian state -- the Creek Nation or Muskogee -- which included an undefined area in the American Southeast and Spanish Florida. His Indian state and its polyglot army and navy kept the Southeast in turmoil for years."Though he failed in permanently establishing an Indian state aligned with Britain, his career illustrates the chaotic frontier conditions that existed in the Southeast after the American Revolution and the extent to which Britain was involved here even after recognizing American independence."
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(B06)Thomas Augustus Sr.( b. 25/9 MAR 1765 in Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD d. 15 NOV 1818 in Cohocton, Steuben County, NY). He married(UKWN)to Sarah Crawford (b. 1761 d. 17 JUL 1845). They had six children:

(B06a) Ruhamah (b. 20 OCT 1789 d. UKWN) married ???? Skidmore
(B13) Thomas Augustus Jr. (b. 17 APR 1792 in Maryland d. 27 NOV 1871)
(B06b) Eleanor(b. 21 MAR 1794 in Fredericksburg, MD d. UKWN)
(B14) Josiah W.(b.07 JUL 1798 MD d. 05 FEB 1887)
(B15) John Carrington(b. 1802 MD d. after 1850 before 1880)
(B06c) Sarah(b. after 1800????)

Notes:
The History of the Bowles Family, Farguhar, Thomas M., Philadelphia 1907 Microfiche 1656 Newberry Library, Chicago, IL.
WAYLAND. The first Settlement in the town Wayland was made by ---- Zimmerman, in 1806, on the farm now occupied by J. Hess, and the depot. The north part of the town was settled by Captain Bowles (1808), Mr. Hicks (about 1810), Thomas Begole (1814), Mr. Bowen (1808), and John Hume (1808).
He came to Steuben about 1800 and first located in the town of Bath where he remained for about 5 years. From there, he moved to Cohocton, where he lived until his death. Capt. Thomas Bowles served as a Revolutionary soldier serving under Washington. BOWLES THOS 1ST LIEUTENANT

CENSUS RECORDS
1790 State:MD County:Washington Township:Unknown Township
1790 Bowle, Thomas 1 male over 16 2 females 3 slaves
1800 Steuben County NY 264 20010-30011-02 Federal Population Schedule NY 1800Federal Census Index NYS1a371714
2 males 0 to 10 0 males 10 to 16 0 males 16 to 26 1 males 26 to 45 0 male 45 +
3 females 0 to 10 0 females 10 to 16 0 females 16 to 26 1 females 26 to 45 1 female 45 + 2 slaves
1810 Bowles, Thomas Steuben County, Dansville
1 males 0 to 10 1 males 10 to 16 1 males 16 to 26 0 males 26 to 45 1 male 45 +
0 females 0 to 10 1 females 10 to 16 1 females 16 to 26 0 females 26 to 45 1 female 45 +

DAUGHTERS' LINES

(B06a) Ruhamah (b. 20 OCT 1789 d. UKWN) married ???? Skidmore

(B06b) Eleanor (b. 21 MAR 1794 in Fredericksburg, MD d. UKWN) married(1814 in Livingston Co, NY) to William Begole(b. 1787 d. ???? NY). They had at least one child:

1) Josiah W. Begole(b. 20 JAN 1815 Groveland, Livingston Co., NY)

Notes:
GOV. JOSIAH W. BEGOLE 1892 Portrait & Biographical Album of Genesee, Lapeer, & Tuscola Counties, MI,Chapman Bros.
About 1800 William Begole, who was born in 1787, went to New York with his parents and located in Livingston County, where he became engaged in farming. He later located in Mt. Morris of the same county and State, where he spent the remainder of his life, being devoted to the agricultural calling. He was married in the year 1814 to Eleanor Bowles, who was born in Fredericksburg. MD. She was a daughter of Capt. Thomas Bowles, whose record as a Revolutionary soldier serving under Washington, is treasured by his family, and who was of English descent and was born in Maryland. Both our subject's parents were professors of the creed as held by the Baptist Church.
Gov. Begole is a son of William and Eleanor (Bowles) Begole. He was born in Groveland, Livingston County, N.Y., January 20, 1815, just twelve days after the memorable battle of New Orleans. The Governor's career exemplifies strongly the power of heredity. He is a descendant of a good old French family, whose members have ever been conspicuous in loyalty to their homes and country. His father was an officer in the War of 1812 and although like most other men of means at that time, his grandparents on both sides of the house were slave owners, on the evolution of sentiment in regard to slavery they became strong Abolitionists and brought their slaves with them to New York in order to free them. Thus were the seeds of liberty and independence sown for future generations.

(B06c) Sarah(b. after 1800????)
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(B07) John (b. 10 OCT 1766 d. 25 FEB 1834) married(09 FEB 1795 Hagerstown, MD) to Jane (Price) Crawford. They had six children:

(B16)Thomas Carrington (b. 28 NOV 1795 Frederick, MD d. 08 APR 1857 Clayton Co, Iowa)
(B07a) Lucretia (b. 12 JUL 1798 Frederick, MD d. UKWN)
(B07b) Catherine (b. 17 JUL 1800 Frederick, MD d. UKWN)
(B07c) Mary (b. 24 JUN 1801 Frederick, MD d. UKWN)
(B07d) Sarah (b. 24 DEC 1803 Frederick, MD d. UKWN)
(B17) John Samuel (b. 13 MAR 1809 Frederick, MD d. after 1880)
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(B08) Samuel (b. 15 APR 1773 d. UKWN) married (1795) to Mary Miller (b. 1778 d. 1816).
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(B09) ) Issac (b. 01 APR 1777 d. 1847 Louisana) married( 16 APR 1798 Frederick, MD) to Mary Bagford(b. UKWN d. 1842 Bowlesville, Rock Island County, Illinois). They had ten children:

(B18)William A. (b. 1799 Frederick, MD d. 1873 Indiana)
(B09a) Harriet (b. 1801 Frederick, MD
(B09b) Constance C. (b. 1802 Frederick, MD
(B19) James H. (b. 1804 Frederick, MD
(B20) Thomas Carrington, b. Jan. 24, 1806 Frederick, MD d. 16 AUG 1840 St. Louis, MO)
(B09c) Matilda (b. 1807 Frederick, MD
(B21) Samuel b. 1809 Frederick, MD d. 1893
(B22) John W. (b. 1811 Frederick, MD - owned a line of boats on Red River, lived in La.)
(B23) Madison (b. 1813 Frederick, MD
(B09d) Caroline (B. 1815 Frederick, MD

Notes:
1800 Wash. Co MD
1 males 0 to 10 0 males 10 to 16 1 males 16 to 26 1 males 26 to 45 0 male 45 +
1 females 0 to 10 0 females 10 to 16 2 females 16 to 26 0 females 26 to 45 1 female 45 + 1 slaves
Isaac moved from Maryland to Rock Bridge, Va. In 1816 he moved to Eaton, Ohio; in 1818 to Indiana, lived there until 1837; in that year ceased housekeeping and passed the rest of their lives visiting their children. Isaac died in 1847 at the home of his son John in Louisiana.
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(B10) Evan (b. 03 DEC 1778 d. UKWN)
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(B11) James (b. 28 DEC 1780 d. 10 MAR 1850 Loudoun, VA) married (13 FEB 1803 Shelbourne, Loudoun, VA) to Elizabeth Gibson (b. @ 1774 Fairfax, VA). Elizabeth was a Quaker who married outside her faith and was disowned by the Quakers in 1803. They had six children:

(B11a) Emily
(B24) William
(B25) Samuel (b. 1806 Ritchie, VA d. 1855 Buchanan, MO)
(B11b) Rachel (b. 07 MAY 1807 Loudoun, VA d. 05 DEC 1843 Grundy, Illinois)
(B26) Isaac G. (b. 1810 Loudoun, VA
(B27) David Bowles (b. 1814 Loudoun, VA
(B11c) Alcinda G. (b. 1816 Loudoun, VA

James also married (08 MAR 1841 Loudoun, VA) to Nancy Updike (b. @ 1805 Morgan, OH)

Notes:
Maps & Notes Pertaining to theUpper Section of Fauquier Co., by CurtisChappelear, Esq., Warrenton Antiquarian Society, Warrenton, Va. 1954Pg. 24 The Maples, as early as 1786 the home of Isaac Gibson, who came with his mothers family from PA about 29 yrs before and settled in the Upperville neighbor. Gibson was succeeded in the ownership of the property by James Bowles,who married Elizabeth Gibson in Feb. 1803. Before and during the civil war between states The Maples was owned by Joshua Fletcher.Pg. 60 James Bowles lives where Isaac Gibson lived.
From "Loudoun Co Will Book Abstracts, Books 2A-3C, Jun 1841 - Dec 1879" by Pat Duncan:
BOWLES, James Will of 24 Dec 1850: wife Nancy BOWLES, daughter Alcinda BOWLES, daughter Rachel wife of William HOGE, son David BOWLES, son Samuel BOWLES, son Isaac G. BOWLES, friend Samuel PURSEL Jr. named Exor, to sell old servants Lewis & Peggy. Witnesses: M. P. WATSON, John NICHOLS. Recorded in court 10 Mar 1851. Exor Samuel PURSEL Jr. $20000 bond, security Jonas PURSEL, Enos PURSEL & Lot TAVENNER. [2F:205]
Appraisal of 12 May 1851: Court order dated 14 Apr 1851; Exor Samuel PURSEL Jr.; notes, farm and household items, 175 acres of land, old servants Lewis & Peggy one abt 71y old and the other 65y old, totaling $10374.79. Aprs: Enos T. BEST, M. P. WATSON, Enoch FENTON. Returned to court 9 Jun 1851. [2F:236]
Sale 13 May 1851: Exor Samuel PURSEL Jr; purchasers: M. P. WATSON, James HATCHER, Samuel PURSEL Jr., Hiram McKIMMEY, David BOWLES, Lot TAVENER, John H. SIMPSON, Bernard TAYLOR, Aquilla JANNEY, Samuel SIMPSON, Ashford WEADON, Townsend SHORB, Mayo JANNEY, Joseph GILBERT, Enoch FENTON, Marcus KENDRICK, Walker WELCH, Jas. HATCHER, Charles FOX, Jas. HAMPTON, Jonas JANNEY, Minor GIBSON, Humphrey BEANS, Fenton FURR, Geo. BOWMAN, Geo. W. NOLAND, Solomon RUSE, Joshua NICHOLS, Sanford J. RAMEY, Bazil SHOEMAKER, John MEAD, William WALKER, Thomas HENSEY, Burr GARRETT, John BEACH, Ollerbine HOFFMAN, John J. RIPPAN, Wm. LLOYD, James BEANS, Wm. OTLEY, William TALBERT (bought old servant Peggy), Alcinda BOWLES, Nancy BOWLES, totaling $1367.26. Purchasers of corn crop: Warner HALES, John CHESTER, Thos. HENSEY, Rodney DAVIS, Emanuel TRENARY, colored man Bushrod TAYLOR, David TAVENNER, Jonathan TAVENNER, Jonathan EWERS, totaling $199.95. Returned to court 12 Jan 1852. [2F:364]
Settlement with Exor Saml. PURCELL: beginning 24 Mar 1851: payments, tried to sell land but bid not high enough, leaving $1020.27. Returned to court 12 Apr 1853. [2G:356] Sale of 2 Aug 1853 by Exor Samuel PURSEL Jr.: 171 acre farm sold to John PANCOAST. Returned to court 14 Oct 1853. [2H:163]
Settlement with Exor Samuel PURCELL: beginning 19 Oct 1852; shares to daughter Rachel HOGE (wife of William HOGE, 1/9 of her share given to her children Amy G. HOGE, Mary HOLDERMAN, Joshua HOGE, Emily E. BISHOP, James B. HOGE, Handley HOGE, Albert HOGE & Alcinda HOGE), shares to widow Nancy BOWLES, children David BOWLES, Alcinda BOWLES, Samuel BOWLES, Isaac BOWLES. Returned to court 17 Jun 1854.

DAUGHTERS' LINES

(B11b) Rachel (b. 07 MAY 1807 Loudoun, VA d. 05 DEC 1843 Grundy, Illinois) married (26 OCT 1826 Loudoun, VA) to William Hoge (b. 05 JUL 1801 Fauquier, VA d. 22 Jun 1884 in Nettle Creek, Grundy, Illinois). They had eight children:

1) Mary Elizabeth Hoge (b: 17 Aug 1827 in , Loudoun, Virginia d. UKWN) married to HOLDERMAN
2) Emily E. Hoge (b. ABT 1829 in Virginia d. UKWN) married to BISHOP
3) Amy G. Hoge (b. ABT 1831 in Illinois d.UWKN
4) Joshua Hoge (b. 6 Jun 1832 in , Tazewell, Illinois d. UWKN
5) James B. Hoge (b. ABT 1834 in Illinois d. UWKN
6) William Hoge (b. ABT 1838 in Nettle Creek, Grundy, Illinois d. UKWN
7) Albert E. Hoge (b. 2 Feb 1840 in Nettle Creek, Grundy, Illinois d. UKWN
8) Handley G. Hoge (b. ABT 1841 in Nettle Creek, Grundy, Illinois d. UKWN
9) Alcinda Hoge (b. 11 May 1842 in Nettle Creek, Grundy, Illinois d. UKWN

(B11c) Alcinda G. (b. 1816 Loudoun, VA) married (7 Jun 1853 in Loudoun, Virginia) to George F. Hampton (b. b: 1827 in Virginia d. UKWN). They had seven children:

1) Alice V. Hampton (b. 1856 in Virginia
2) David B. Hampton (b. 1857 in Virginia
3) Warden V. Hampton (b. 1860 in Virginia
4) George Hampton (b. 1863 in Virginia
5) Ada Hampton (b. 1868 VA
6) Ida Hampton (B. 1868 VA
7) Issac E. Hampton (b. 1870 VA
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(B12) William (b. @ 1800 Georgia d. UKWN)
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(B13) Thomas Augustus Jr. ( b. 17 APR 1792 in Maryland d. 27 NOV 1871 in Cohocton, Steub.,NY and is buried in Bowles Corners Cemetery in Cohocton, NY.) He married (after 1810) Polly Blood(b. 16 APR 1794 prob. Ballston, Saratoga Co, NY d. 23 NOV 1877 in Cohocton, Steub., NY). Polly was the daughter of Frederick (see below) & Hannah Blood. They had eight children:

(B28) Lyman (b. 17 AUG 1818 Cohocton, NY d.25 NOV 1901)
(B13a) Mahala (b. 02 JAN 1816 Cohocton, NY d. 24 OCT 1893)
(B13b) Rebecca (b. 15 AUG 1821/2 Cohocton, NY d. 05 FEB 1901 NY)
(B29) John (b. SEPT 1824 Cohocton, NY d. after 1880)
(B30) Thomas (b. 05 FEB 1827 Cohocton, NY d. 02 JUL 1895 Sparta, NY)
(B13c) Mary (b. 05 APR 1829 Cohocton, NY d. 26 JAN 1895 Honeoye, NY)
(B31) Frederick (b. 30 APR 1832 Cohocton, NY d. 10 AUG 1902 Springwater, NY)
(B32) Friend (b. 05 JAN 1837 Cohocton, NY d. after 1910/before 1920 Springwater, NY)
Notes:
CENSUS RECORDS
1820 Cohocton, Steuben, NY pg 197 BOWLES THOMAS A. 1 male & 1 female ages 0 - 10 1 male & 1 female ages 16 to 26
1825 - Cohocton, NY Thomas Bowles 3 males 4 females, 1 militia, 1 voter
1830 Cohocton, Steuben, NY pg 432 BOWLES THOMAS A.
1 male under 5; 1 male 5 - 10; 1 male 10-15; 1 male 15-20; 1 male 30-40;
1 female 0-5 1 female 10 - 15; 1 female 15-20; 1 female 30-40;
1840 Cohocton, Steuben, NY pg 209 BOWLES THOMAS
one male under 5; one male 5 - 10; one male 10-15; one male 15-20; one male 20 - 30; one male 40 -50;
one female 10 - 15; one female 15-20; one female 20-30; one female 40 - 50;
1850 Cohocton, Steuben, NY pg34 Bowls, Thomas
1860 Cohocton, Steuben, NY pg 672 BOWLES THOMAS Thomas Bowles head age 68 farmer born in Maryland real estate worth $1200 rest born in NY wife Polly age 66 Rebecca Bowles age 38 Domestic Friend Bowles age 23 Laborer Frederick Bowles age 28 Laborer

1870 Cohocton, Steuben, NY pg 46 Thomas age 78, Polly age 76, Rebecca age 45, Frederick age 36 real estate worth $2000, personal possessions worth $800.
---------Frederick Blood ( b. @1771 Germany d. @ 1856-1860 Cohocton, NY)
18th day of July 1844 Frederick Blood, Jr. } a Justice of the Peace for State of New York County of Steuben
FREDERICK BLOOD settled on the farm now owned by CARNEY TYLER, in 1810. He and his sons were hardy, go-ahead fellows. In burning a large fallow the second year after they came, the large log barn which they had built was burned; but BLOOD was not the man to give up or stop at trifles. He built a mill on the creek that came down near the ASHAEL TYLER farm, the site now owned by DAVID WAITE. The old race crossed at the head of Liberty street. With this mill he sawed out the timber and lumber for a farm barn which he built across the road from the house, and is said to be the first frame building put up in this part of the country. It stood the storms of half a century, and was then moved back of the house. In 1815 or '16 he bought lands where North Cohocton now is, and built a tavern on the site of the VAN RIPER Hotel. It was the first framed building at this point, and naturally, his wide awake boys gave it the name of "BLOOD'S CORNERS", a name by which it is known in many localities at the present day, and was the cause of the railway station being called "Bloods." FREDERICK BLOOD was a native of Germany, and came to this town from Ballston, Saratoga county. He had been enticed into the naval service when quite a small lad, and had come to America as a drummer boy on board a man-of-war.
HISTORICAL GAZETTEER, PART FIRST, Steuben County, New York, compiled by Millard F. Roberts, John Single Paper Company, Ltd., Syracuse, N.Y., 1891. COHOCTON - NORTH COHOCTON ITEMS page 229 -
BLOOD, Catherine daughter of Frederick & Hannah, died June 2, 1836 at the age of 14 yrs. Buried in Bowles Corners Cemetery

DAUGHTERS' LINES

(B13a) Mahala (b. 02 JAN 1816 Cohocton, NY d. 24 OCT 1893) married(UKWN) Thomas Miller (b. 1809 d. 16 FEB 1861) They had four children:
1) Helen Miller(b. 1837 d. after 1896) MARRIED NAME - SCHLINK - possible first name: Robert
2) Melvin Miller (b. 1838 d. after 1896)
3) John (Murray?) Miller (b. 1840 d. after 1896)
4) Sarah (Sally) Miller (b. 1845 d. 08 FEB 1862)

CENSUS RECORDS
1850 Wayland: Thomas Miller age 46, Mahala age 33, Helen age 13, Melvin age 12, John age 10, Sally age 5 all born in NY
1880 Cohocton pg 19 : Helen Miller age 43 living with Rebecca Bowles age 57 (1822 - 1901)

(B13b) Rebecca (b. 15 AUG 1821/2 Cohocton, NY d. 05 FEB 1901 NY) never married

CENSUS RECORDS
1880 Cohocton pg 19 : Helen Miller age 43 living with Rebecca Bowles age 57 (1822 - 1901)

(B13c) Mary (b. 05 APR 1829 Cohocton, NY d. 26 JAN 1895 Honeoye, NY)
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(B14) Josiah W. (b.07 JUL 1798 MD d. 05 FEB 1887 MI) married Sarah (Salley) (b. 1805 NY). They had eleven children:

(B33)Thomas Augustus .(b. 30 SEPT 1827 NY d. 15 JUL 1910 Linden, MI)
(B34)Evan(b. 1832 NY d. UKWN)
(B35)Reese (b. 1834 NY d. UKWN)
(B36)William(b. 1837 NY d. UKWN)
(B37)Daniel (b. 1839 NY d. UKWN)
(B13a)Ann (b. 1839 NY d. UKWN)
(B38)John (b. 1842 NY d. UKWN)
(B39)Joseph(b. 1844 MI d. UKWN)
(B40)Frank (b. 1846 MI d. UKWN)
(B41)Edgar (b. 1848 MI d. UKWN)
(B42)Albert (b. 1849 MI d. UKWN)

Notes:
1850 Gaines, Genesee, Michigan pg 493 Josiah Bowles age 52, farmer, Sarah age 46, Thomas- 23, Evan - 18, Reese - 16, William - 13, Daniel-11, Ann - 11, John - 8, Joseph 6, Frank-4, Edgar- 2, male infant under one year of age.
1860 Michigan Lapeer Elba pg 996 Josiah age 62, Sarah age 56, William age 22, Daniel age 21, John age 19, Frank age 15, Edgar age 13, Albert age 11.
1870 Lapeer, Elba, MI Bowles Josiah W age 73 farmer, Sally age 65 no children still at home
1880 Hadley, Lapeer, MI Josiah W. age 81, Salley age 75, Frank age 34, Rose age 36, Stella age 3
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(B15) John Carrington (b. 1802 MD d. after 1850 before 1880 ) married (04 SEPT 1825) to Phoebe Wilson(b. 1808 NY d. after 1850). They had at least three children:

(B43) Ralph C. (b. 30 APR 1827 Maryland d. 01 DEC 1911 Roscoe, St. Clair, Missouri)
(B15a) female (b. @1830 d. UKWN)
(B15b) female (b. @1835 d. UKWN)

Notes:
1825 Cohocton, NY John C. Bowles 1 male, 1 female, 1 milita, 1 voter
1830 Cohocton, Steuben, NY pg 432 BOWLES JOHN C. one male age 20 - 30; one female age 20 - 30; one male age 0-5
1840 Spring Arbor, Jackson, MI J.C. Bowles 1 male/1female age 10-15 1 male/1 female age 30-40 1 female age 5 - 10
1850 Jackson, Michigan John C. Bowles age 48 born in NY, Phoebe age 42 born in NY. No Children listed.
Land Claim Files by John C. Bowles 1837-1839
Last Name First Middle Section Coordinates Acreage Code Document Date Signed
BOWLES JOHN C 13 3 S 2 W 19 0.0000 10 9501 1839/08/10
BOWLES JOHN C 13 3 S 2 W 19 120.0000 10 9501 1839/08/10
BOWLES JOHN C 14 3 S 2 W 19 40.0000 10 12691 1837/11/07
Traverse City, Jackson Co, Michigan
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(B16)Thomas Carrington (b. 28 NOV 1795 MD d. 08 APR 1857 Clayton Co, Iowa) married (28 MAR 1819 Dauphin, PA) to Jane R. Rogers (b. 17 APR 1798 Dauphin Co, PA d. 18 APR 1884 Clayton Co, Iowa). They had ten children:

(B16a) Eleanor Jane (b. 01 FEB 1820 Wash Co, MD d. after 1880 Iowa)
(B00) John Carrington (b. 6 NOV 1821 Wash Co, MD d. in infancy)
(B16b) Lucretia Sarah (b. 19 SEPT 1823 Holmes, Crawford, OH)
(B16c) Elizabeth Rogers (b. 01 JAN 1826 Holmes, OH
(B44) Theodore George Crawford (b. 03 JUL 1828 Holmes, Crawford, OH
(B45) James Rogers (b. 30 MAY 1832 Holmes, OH
(B46) Nathaniel Drake (b. 03 MAY 1833 Holmes, Wright, OH
(B47) David Drake (b. 03 MAY 1833 Ohio d. 1918)
(B48) Orlyn Davidson (b/ 13 JUN 1836 Holmes, Crawford, OH
(B00) May Matilda (b. 28 JUL 1840 Holmes, Crawford, OH d. 30 Jul 1840 in Holmes, Crawford, Ohio)

DAUGHTERS' LINES

(B16a) Eleanor Jane(b. 01 FEB 1820 Wash Co, MD d. after 1880 Monona, Clayton, Iowa) married (14 FEB 1859 Clayton Co., Iowa) to Seldon Candee(b. 08 DEC 1816 Oswego NY d. after 1880). They had no childen.

1880 Monona, Clayton, OH Selden age 63 Eleanor age 59 Jane R. Bowles age 82 Jennie M. Rees age 20

(B16b) Lucretia Sarah (b. 19 SEPT 1823 Holmes, Crawford, OH) married (23 AUG 1858 Clayton, Iowa) to Joshua Reese (b. @ 1821 Clayton, Iowa d. UKWN) They had two children:

1) Jennie M. Resse (b. @ 1860 Iowa) living with her aunt and uncle--Seldon Candee & Eleanor Bowles Candee.
2) Ellsworth Resse

(B16c) Elizabeth Rogers (b. 01 JAN 1826 Holmes, OH) married (05 NOV 1846 Holmes, Crawford, Iowa) to Stephen H. Thompson (b. 27 DEC 1823 Center Co, PA d. FEB 1879 Monona, Iowa). They had nine children:

1) Matilda J. Thompson b. 1848 OH married Moses Oathout b. 1838 living in Monona, IA
2) Sarah Thompson b. 1850 OH married Asher Adams b. 1842 NY living in Osage, KS
3) WIlliam C. Thompson
4) Mary Emma Thompson b. 1854 married Frank A. Nichols
5) John T. Thompson b. 1857 IA
6) Charles J. Thompson b. 1861 IA
7) Selden C. Thompson b. 1864 IA (twin)
8) Ernest V. Thompson b. 1864 IA (twin
9) UKWN

Notes:
1880 Monona, Clayton, Iowa pg 521A Selden Candu age 63 farmer, Eleanor B. Candu age 59 keeping house, Jane R. Bowles(mother in law) age 82, Jennie M. Rees(niece) age 20 born in IA
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(B17)John Samuel (b. 13 MAR 1809 Frederick, MD d. after 1878 Franklin, KS) married (ABT 1832 in Of, Washington, MD) to Anna Charles (b. @1812 in Frederick, Frederick, MD d UKWN.) John also married May H. (b. 1824 d. UKWN). They had at least five children:

(B17a) Anna Jeanette. (b. 1845 MD d. UKWN)
(B49) John C. (b. 1847 MD d. UKWN)
(B50) Ernst (b. 1849 MD d. 1937 Franklin, KS) married Jan 1876
(B51) Joseph (b. 1851 d. UKWN) in census of 1870, 1875 Franklin, KS
(B52) Thomas (b. 1853 d. UKWN) in census of 1870, 1875 Franklin, KS
(????) Molly Carrington BOWLES (b: Washington, Maryland married David WYCHOFF)
Notes: Wycoff, David B. Born @1855 in Michigan Son of William V. Wycoff 1885 Atlas–Ottawa S-32;Lincoln S-5
Census: 1870 Franklin, KS note: in 1880 census David is married to Ella age 29, not Molly
(????) William Augustus BOWLES (b: 1866 in Maryland d. UKWN)
Notes: cannot find in 1880 census

Notes:
1850 2nd District, Washington, Maryland John S. Bowles age 41 Miller, May H, age 26, Anna S. age 4, John C. age 3, Ernst age 1
1870 John Samuel Ottawa, Franklin, KS
1880 3rd Ward, Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas pg 125A Daniel Deford age 36 druggist, Anna Deford age 33 keeping house, Frank Deford age 6, Arthur age 3, John S. Bowles age 71 widowed

DAUGHTERS' LINES
(Ba) Anna J. (b. 1847 MD d. UKWN) married( 25 Oct 1870 in , Franklin, Kansas) to Daniel Deford (b. 1843 PA d. after 1887) They had at least two children:
1) Frank Porter Deford (b. 1874 KS d. UKWN)
2) Arthur Deford (b. 1877 KS d. UKWN)

Aug. 9, 1866 - Thursday: Dr. DEFORD has returned from the East. He and his brother will open a Drug Store.
1866-1871 Dr. H.S. Deford engaged in Drug business with his brother Daniel Deford Ottawa, KS
1867 D. Deford Treasurer of Ottawa Chapter No 7. Royal Arch Masons
1870 Anna J. Bowles b @1842 living in Franklin, KS
1875 KS census: DeFord, Anna J. Bowles (Mrs. Daniel) Born c1845 in Maryland Wife of Daniel DeFord
Daughter of John S. Bowles Franklin County; Marriage Book B: 25 Oct 1870 Census: 1875
1880 3rd Ward, Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas pg 125A Daniel Deford age 36 druggist, Anna Deford age 33 keeping house, Frank Deford age 6, Arthur age 3, John S. Bowles age 71 widowed
1893 Deford, Young date of paper 07 Jul 1893 of Ottawa, KS
1900 Anna J. Deford b. 1846 spouse Daniel living in Franklin, KS
1910 Anna J. Deford b. 1847 spouse Daniel living in Denver, CO
1920 Anna J. Deford b. 1847 spouse Daniel living in Denver, CO
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(B18)William A. (b. 1799 Frederick, MD d. 1873 Washington, IN)

Notes:
October 2, 1828, Louisianna Bowls, wife of the noted William A. Bowles, filed a petition for a divorce and alimony, which petition was afterward granted.
In 1828, Doctor William A. Bowles (born in Maryland in 1799), ......
1829 Before we had a stock law in Indiana, the farmers of this section permitted their stock to run at large. The hogs and cattle would wander for miles from their homestead to come to these springs in seeking to drink from nature's pools in preference to fresh water add testimony to the health giving virtues of these famous springs. And land about these springs, along with other lands in the state which were known as saline lands, were reserved to the state and were sold in 1829 to Thomas and William A. Bowles.
1830 Morgan County, Indiana
BOWLES, WILLIAM
1 male under 5; 0 male 5-10; 0 male 10 - 15 1 male 15 - 20 1 male 30-40
2 females under 5; 0 females - 5-10; 0 females 10 - 15; 0 females 15 - 20; 1 female 30-40 237
BOWLES, TOBERT 0120000100000 0010001000000 237
BOWLES, JOHN 2100200000000 1100011000000 237
Around 1832, Dr. William Bowles, a nearby businessman, purchased a considerable piece of property around the most significant springs. Eight years later, Bowles and partner John Hursgate began a mercantile trade selling the water and they built a three-story guesthouse for the recovery of the water, they called Pluto Water after the Greek god of the underworld. Bowles chartered the town in 1857 and later died in 1873. His wooden hotel structure burned in 1897 and the property was then purchased by a syndicate fronted by Indianapolis Mayor and National Democratic Committee Chairman Thomas Taggart and he began construction on what is now the French Lick Resort Casino.

William A. Bowles was a physician of renown and quickly recognized the virtues of these waters in establishing the first health resort some time prior to 1840 and built the first hotel at French Lick which stood without much material change until 1881. For several years after establishing this hotel he operated the business and in later years leased the hotel and grounds to Dr. Samuel D. Ryan for a period of 15 years. In about the year 1845 Dr. Bowles entered into a lease with Dr. John A. Lane for what is now known as the West Baden Srpings. Dr. Lane built the first hotel in West Baden and was quite successful in this venture. At the end of five years, the term of his lease, he was able to buy the West Baden Springs from Dr. Bowles and from that time until now there have been two resorts within a little rmore than a mile apart.
William A. Bowles was a remarkable man. This was, perhaps, due, first of all, to his fine appearance. Physically he seemed perfection, large and at the same time very handsome. He measured in his stockings, six feet and two inches in height, and weighed over two hundred pounds. In addition to this a voice of superior softness and musical sweetness charmed the listening ear. These two endowments enabled him to capture the eye and the ear on the first acquaintance. Added to these qualities he wore a pleasant smile and a marked self-confidence that illuminated his physiognomy. He was at one time physician, theologian, minister, politician, statesman, warrior and sage. He knew his intellectual power and used them to mold public opinion. If he was not always sincere he had the faculty of making those about him read in his words and his actions the deepest sincereity. His stock of general information was wonderful. No subjects seemed new or complicated to him. Men came to him for information from every walk of life, and went away satisfied with his confident answers. So popular was he as a physician that his name was a household word in Southern Indiana. The most complicated cases were accorded to him, and often when other doctors gave up a case the old doctor was called in and many times the patient recovered.
In 1846 he was made a Captain of a compnay that enlisted in the Second Indiana Regiment for the Mexican War. The company was formed largely by his influence, and he was unanimously chosen Captain. On the organization of the regiment he was promoted and became Colonel of the Second Indiana Regiment. His popularity was unbounded until the great battle at Buena Vista was fought. The Second Indiana was in the thickest of the fight and lost heavily. At one time during the engagement the Second Indiana was confronted by six to one, and at the same time exposed to a cross fire of artillery. In this dilemma the regiment fell back, and in the disorder which followed Col. Bowles and a part of his men fell in with a Mississippi regiment commanded by Jefferson Davis.
Davis, in making his report to General Taylor, asserted that the Seconed Indiana ingloriously fled, with the gallant Colonel and a few of his men, who remained on the field and did good service in Davis' regiment. When this report became public the soldiers of the Second Indiana were very angry. They acknowledged falling back before the enemy, but asserted that it was by the order of Colonel Bowles. The dispute between the Colonel and the members of his regiment caused ill feelings that were never obliterated.
On the other hand Bowles having been complimented by Jefferson Davis for his gallantry, the two men became life-long friends. Jefferson Davis afterwards became President of the Southern Confederacy and Colonel Bowles of the Second Indiana became the leader of the Knights of the Golden Circle. Bowles was at last arrested for treason, tried by court martial and sentenced to death. On the request of Governor Morton, President Lincoln commuted the sentence to imprisonment for life. He was incarcerated in the Ohio penitentiary until the war closed when he was pardoned and returned to his French Lick home. Broken with age and disappointed ambition he lingered until 1873. He died in his home in the presence of his third wife. Two former wives having each been granted a divorce. The body rested for a number of years in a stone vault in sight of his home. For some reason the remains were then removed to Ames Chapel, some five miles away and buried in a lonely part of the cemetery. Peace to his ashes. (Note: in 1880 in French Lick, Orange, IN a Julia Bowles is listed as widowed b. @ 1833)
Soon after the French Lick Springs hotel was leased to Dr. Samuel Ryan in 1867, the second wife of Bowles obtained a divorce against him with $15,000 alimony. Before the judgement was satisfied, the divorced wife was killed in a steamboat explosion on the Mississippi River. Dr. Bowles remarried in 1873 leaving a widow with no issue. There were two grandchildren who were heirs of the first union of Dr. Bowles, namely, William A. Dill and Minnie Dill. Friends of these grandchildren became interested in them and asked for a revivial of the judgement in favor of Mrs. Bowles, first, of $15,000 which the court granted. In 1880 the hotel property was sold to satisfy that judgement and was bought at sheriff's sale by Hiram E. Wells and James M. Andrews of Paoli, Indiana.
In 1849 William A. Bowles was indicted for practicing without a license, but, in court, upon his own motion, had the indictment quashed.
In September, 1850, Dr. W. F. Sherrod was tried for assault and battermiy with intent to kill Dr. W. A. Bowles, and was convicted of assault and battery without the intent, and fined $2 and costs. The trouble resulted from some misunderstanding concerning the Mexican war, in which both men participated. Early in the fifties John A. Lane and W. A. Bowles became engaged in several suits of trespass, etc.
In 1858 W. A. Bowles was indicted for bringing seven slaves into Indiana and maintaining them there, in violation of the Constitution, in a state of slavery. He pleaded that the slaves were the property of his wife, and were only temporarily at the French Lick Springs, having been brought from Louisville for a short time for their health. The case went against him, however, he being fined $40 in the Common Pleas Court; but he appealed to the Supreme Court. There were seven separate indictments for the seven negroes, only one, as a precedent, being tried. While the case was pending in the Supreme Court Dr. Bowles appeared in court and announced, in answer to charges on the other indictments, that should the Supreme Court decide adversely to him he would plead guilty to the other six indictments. Proceedings on these indictments were then deferred until the decision of the Supreme Court was received, which decision being against him he accordingly plead guilty to the indictments and was fined a nominal sum and costs. This case attracted much interest at the time, as a revolution on the subject of slavery was ensuing. The hostile attitude of the North and the South, the Kansas war, the John Brown insurrection and the Dred Scott case, gave prominence to the Bowles case. Severe comments were made by the New York Tribune on the conduct of Dr. Bowles in endeavoring to establish slavery on the soil of Indiana. Other papers, far and near, commented on the case, making much more out of it than facts warranted.
THE BOWLES DIVORCE CASE: In August, 1868, Eliza Bowles instituted proceedings for a divorce from her husband, William A. Bowles, in the Orange County Circuit Court, upon various charges of improper conduct, and to secure such alimony as the jury might award, her counsel being Messrs. Buskirk, McNutt, Montgomery and Grubbs. The case was begun before Judge Bicknell, but as the defendant asked for a change of venue, upon the ground that the court was biased, Judge Delana R. Eckles was specially selected to hear the case. The trial began on the 1st of December, 1868, and continued from day to day until the 7th of the month, when the jury returned the following verdict: "We, the jury, find for the plaintiff, that she is entitled to a divorce, and that she have and recover of the defendant the sum of $25,000 alimony."The suit thus far had been stubbornly fought by counsel, and no sooner was the verdict received than every possible pretext to evade or annul it was resorted to, but without avail. It is unnecessary to recite the facts brought out on the trial, as the heavy alimony indicates the tendency of the evidence in the minds of the jury. The real and personal estate of W.A. Bowles was found by the jury to be worth from $75,000 to $80,000. The court ordered that the payment of the alimony should be by installments, at stated intervals, and should the defendant fail to so make the payments, his estate was to be levied upon and sold to satisfy the judgment for alimony. When all hope for his case was gone in the Orange County Circuit Court, the defendant appealed to the Supreme Court, but was beaten there also. The defendant failed to pay according to the order of the court, and the interest, costs, etc., raised the amount to be taken from his estate to nearly $40,000. Mrs. Bowles soon died, her claims and property became doubtful and scattered, and what finally became of her estate would be difficult to indicate. This was the most noteworthy case of the kind ever in southern Indiana. The attorneys distinguished themselves in their speeches and their management of the case. The attorneys of Mr. Bowles were T. L. Brown, A. B. Carlton, and T. B. and J. W. Buskirk.
In the 1850’s, as North-South tension mounted, French Lick was a key station of the Negro slave “underground”. To counter this activity, Doc Bowles, who always had indicated sympathy for the Southern cause, helped organize a Confederate secret society, called Knights of the Golden Circle. In 1857, however, Bowles did take time out from his subversive activities to help charter the town of French Lick.
They found evidence, according to subsequent allegations, that on or about October 1, 1863, he conspired with William A. Bowles, Andrew Humphreys, Stephen Horsey, and other Indiana copperheads to overthrow the government, and for this purpose helped organize a secret society, the Order of American Knights, or Order of Sons of Liberty­-erected on the dissolved fragments of the Knights of the Golden Circle," which had become discredited. One conspirator identified by government agents was a Kentuckian, Joshua F. Bullitt, and another a Missourian, J. A. Barrett, suggesting that the group might be formulating a broad Northwestern plan. They met in in complete secrecy. Federal agents also gathered evidence that about a month later the group distributed arms to various malcontents for resisting the draft. They further alleged that the plotters held another meeting in on or about , for flagrantly disloyal purposes. This time Milligan, Bowles, and others crossed the line of treason, for they communicated details of their scheme for an armed uprising later in the year to the Confederates, and asked for the cooperation of Confederate forces.
Just before the Civil War, Bowles was arrested, courts-martial, convicted of treason and sentenced to death. President Lincoln, however, quietly commuted the sentence to life imprisonment. Bowles spent the war in a Federal prison in Ohio. He returned to French Lick in 1865 and managed the hotel until his death in 1873.
74 Indiana Bowles, William A. 1833-1902 ???????
1934 Indiana O'Connor MSS: Bowles, William. Restoration of citizenship ???????
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(B19) James H. (b. 1804 Frederick, MD
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(B20) Thomas Carrington (24 Jan 1806 in Frederick, Frederick, MD d. 16 Aug 1840 in St. Louis, St. Louis, MI) married (11 Feb 1834 in Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana) to Anna Patton (b. 31 Jul 1808 in Frederick, Frederick, Maryland d. 1862). They had four children:

(B53)Lewis Sterling b. 08 DEC 1834 Frederick, Fred., MD d. 18 SEP 1910 Paoli, Orange, IN)
(B54)John Hamilton (b. 08 OCT 1839 Orange, IN d. 16 JUN 1898)
(B55)William Franklin (b. 25 JUL 1838 Washington, IN d. 23 JAN 1917 Livonia, Washington, IN)
(B56) ????? Bowles (b. @ 1839 Paoli, Orange, IN
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(B21) Samuel b. 1809 MD d. 1893)

Notes:
????? 1880 Halls Cross Roads, Harford, MD Samuel Bayless (age 70), Elizabeth Bayless (age 61), Isaac W. Bayless (age 22), Winfield S. Bayless (age 18), Daniel S. Bayless (age 11)
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(B22) John W. (b. 1811 Frederick, MD d. after 1847 (owned a line of boats on Red River, lived in La.)

Notes:
?????? 1880 5th Ward, St. Landry, LA Jno W. Boules (age 68), Nathalie (age 58), Joseph Parrow (age 11) black servant; father and mother of Jno W. born in MD
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(B23) Madison (b. 1813 Frederick, MD d. UKWN) married (16 NOV 1837) to Rebecca Bates (b. UKWN d. UKWN). They had six children:

(B51)Donaldson C. (b. 12 NOV 1838 d. UKWN)
(B52)Emmer E. (b. 23 NOV 1840 d. UKWN)
(B53)Samuel M. (b. 08 SEPT 1841 d. UKWN)
(B54)George W. (b. 04 JUL 1845 d. UKWN)
(Ba)Luella F. (b. 08 FEB 1854 d. UKWN)
(B55)William H. (b. 01 APR 1858 d. UKWN)

Notes:
In the book Portraits and Biographical Album of Rock Island County, Illinois, published in 1885,on page 383 there is a biography of Madison Bowles, son of Isaac and Mary Bagford Bowles. Madison married Rebecca Bates, November 16, 1837. Madison and Rebecca had the following children; Donaldson C., born Nov. 12, 1838; Emmer E., Nov. 23, 1840; Samuel M., Sept. 8, 1841; George W., July 4, 1845; Luella F.,Feb. 8, 1854 and William H., born April 1, 1858. George W., married Julia A. Warren, and the issue of this union are; Nellie, Albert and Hattie R.; Luella F., married Samuel R. Bryan, of Zuma Township, and they have one child living, Frank M. S.

DAUGHTERS' LINES
(Ba)Luella F. (b. 08 FEB 1854 d. UKWN) married Samuel R. Bryan(b. UKWN d. UKWN). They had one child:
1)Frank M. S. Bryan (b. UKWN)
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(B24) William
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(B25) Samuel (b. 1806 Ritchie, VA d. 1855 Buchanan, MO) married (16 JUN 1831 Loudoun, VA) to Amelia Wildman (b. 1815 Loudoun, VA d. 1859 Buchanan, MO). They had six children:

(B25a) Rachel (b. OCT 1834 Loudoun, VA)
(B62) James (b. 1836 Loudoun, VA)
(B25b)Elizabeth (b. 1838 Loudoun, VA)
(B63) Jonathan (b. 1840 Loudoun, VA)
(B25c)Alcinda (b. 14 JAN 1842 Loudoun, VA d. 04 FEB 1923 Idaho)
(B64) Samuel (b. 19 MAY 1844 Loudoun, VA d. 16 JUN 1912 Carbondale, Garfield, CO)

DAUGHTERS' LINES:
(B25a) Rachel (b. OCT 1834 Loudoun, VA) married (@ 1859 Buchanan, MO) to James D. Story (b. MAY 1834 TN). They had seven children:
Mary E. Story (b. 1860 MO)
Caroline Story (b. 1862 MO)
Josephine P. Story (b. FEB 1865 MO)
Ardillian D. Story (b. 1866 MO)
Joseph Story (b. 1871 MO)
Tilden Story (b. 08 NOV 1876 MO)
James Story (b. 1879 MO)

(B25c)Alcinda (b. 14 JAN 1842 Loudoun, VA d. 04 FEB 1923 Idaho) married (10 NOV 1859 Buchanan, MO) to William T. Payne (b. JUL 1838 IN) They had four children:

Amelia Ella Payne (b. APR 1872 MO)
William Alexander Payne (b. 1875 Oregon)
Delia M. Payne (c. 06 SEPT 1877 Salem, Marion, OR)
Rosie Payne (b. APR 1885 OR)
Notes:
Samuel Bowles Coming from historic old Loudoun county, Virginia, which has given to the service of the United States the wisdom, valor and progressive statesmanship of many distinguished men, and to the social life of the nation the personal charms and intellectual culture of many noble ladies, Samuel Bowles, of Garfield county, this state, who is comfortably settled on a fine ranch in the neighborhood of Carbondale, has in addition to his own force of character and native abilities the incentive to enterprise and breadth of view furnished by a long line of prominent and productive ancestors. His life began on May 19, 1844, and he is the son of Samuel and Amelia Bowles, natives of that state who settled in Buchanan county, Missouri, when it was on the far frontier and all the conditions of life were yet wild and uncomely. There they followed farming and won from the generous soil a good estate. The father was a Democrat in political belief and became a leading man in his new home. He died in 1855 and his wife in 1859. They had a family of six children, three of whom are living: Rachel, wife of Howard Story, of St. Louis, Missouri; Alcinda, wife of William Payne, of Idaho; and Samuel. The last named attended the public schools when he had opportunity, which was not often for long periods, and assisted his parents on the farm, remaining with them until they died. Afterward, in partnership with relatives, he engaged in farming in Missouri with profit until 1880, when he came to this state and located at Leadville. Here he drove freight teams and did other work that he found to do until Christmas of that year, then made a visit to his old Missouri home. On his return to Colorado he settled at Aspen and engaged in teaming for wages, his compensation being fifty dollars a month and his board. He continued this occupation until March, 1882, then came to his present locality, where he worked two years for wages on a ranch. At the end of that time he bought a pre-emption claim of one hundred and sixty acres, on which he afterward proved up and which is the ranch he now owns. This he has greatly improved and brought to productiveness in the usual crops of the section, hay, potatoes and cattle being his chief reliance. It must not be supposed that his life has been all sunshine and free from danger and disaster. He was in all the troubles at Julesburg and along the Platte river in the early sixties; and while in partnership with Jesse Moore in keeping up the roads, had numerous encounters with the Indians, in which one of his men was killed and several were wounded. He was married on February 28, 1867, to Miss Sarah Jane Jones, a native of Buchanan county, Missouri, and the daughter of John and Annie Jones, both born and reared in Tennessee. They were among the earliest settlers in that part of Missouri in which they lived, and there, redeeming a good farm from the wilderness and defending it from savage fury, they grew to prosperity and prominence. The father supported the Democratic party on all questions of public policy, and was a member of the Masonic order and the Methodist church. Seven children were born to them, one dying in infancy. The six living are William, James, Mary K. (Mrs. Robert Dietz), John and Nathaniel, all residing in Buchanan county, Missouri; and Mrs. Bowles, who is the second in numerical order of the six. The father died on September 29, 1901. Mr. and Mrs. Bowles have had eight children, of whom a son named John W. is deceased. The seven living are: Robert F., of Canon Creek, Colorado; Alcinda wife of Denver R. Van de Venter, of near Carbondale; James, of the Elk Creek region; Mary, wife of Olaf Johnson, of near Glenwood Springs; Samuel, Grafton and Effie Jane. Mr. Bowles has found Colorado much to his taste as a place of residence, a fruitful country in good opportunities, and settled by a people appreciative of ability and force of character; and is well pleased to be numbered among the productive energies which are making it one of the greatest states of the great West. He is highly esteemed as a business man and good citizen.
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(B26) Isaac G. (b. 1810 Loudoun, VA d. 4 Apr 1886 in Wick, Tyler, West Virginia) married (31 DEC 1829 Frederick, MD) to Nancy Gill (b. 09 AUG 1814 VA). They had five children:

(B26a) Mariam Alcina (b. 27 APR 1835 VA d. 19 MAR 1928 Wick, Tyler, W.VA)
(B26b) Mary E. (b. 1845 VA
(B26c) Susan A. (b. 1847 VA
(B65) John R. (b. 12 OCT 1859 VA d. UKWN)
(B26d) Henrietta E. (b. 23 FEB 1871 Wick, Tyler, WV
Note: Henrietta ????? doesn't show up on any 1880 census record)

DAUGHTERS' LINES:
(B26a) Mariam Alcina (b. 27 APR 1835 VA d. 19 MAR 1928 Wick, Tyler, W.VA) married (@1852 MD) to John Emery Bullman (b. 10 NOV 1816 Wick, Tyler, W.VA) They had five chidlren:
Clarissa Ann Bullman (b. 16 APR 1853 Wick, Tyler, WV
Elizabeth E. Bullman (b. 09 NOV 1854 Wick, Tyler, WV
Isaac Newton Bullman (b. 09 APR 1857 Wick, Tyler, WV
John M. Bullman (b. 06 AUG 1860 Wick, Tyler, WV
Mary Alice Bullman (b. 1862 Wick, Tyler, WV

Notes:
1880 Union, Tyler, WV Isaac G. (age 69), Nancy (age 66), Mary E. Bowles (age 35), Susan A. Bowles (age 33), John R. Bowles (age 21) and single.
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(B27) David (b. 1814 Loudoun, VA) married (@1837 WV) to Ruth (b. 1818 WV) They had six children:

(B66) William (b. 1838 WV)
(B27a) Cynthia (b. 1839 WV
(B67) Erwin (b. 1840 WV)
(B68) David (b. 1847 WV)
(B27b) Sarah Jane (b. JAN 1850 WV
(B69) James (b. 1852 Green Sulfur Springs, Summers, WV
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(B28) Lyman (b. 17 AUG 1818 Cohocton, NY d.25 NOV 1901 in Cohocton, NY; is buried in Bowles Corners Cemetery) He married(1860) to Erzella McCrossen ( b. 09 JUN 1840 Richmond, NY d. 1910 Cohocton, NY buried in Bowles Corners Cemetery). They had at least eight children:

(B28a) Mary A. (Kittie M.) (b. 17 JUN 1861 in Cohocton, NY d. 19 JAN 1929 in Cohocton, NY
(buried in Bowles Corners Cemetery on Family Farm)
(B00) Frank P. ("Frankie" (b. 12 SEPT 1863 d. before 1870)
(B28b) Bertha (b. 17 JUL 1865 d. 26 FEB 1949) married Albert Guy Bennett
(B70) Mark M ( b. 23 JAN 1871 d. 30 MAY 1943)
(B28c) Celia Deborah (b.17 AUG 1876 d.1935 buried in B.C.C.) married Archie B. Avery
(B28d) Alida (b. after 1880 d. after 1896)
(B00) Joe (b. after 1880 d. after 1896 / before 1900)

Notes:
CENSUS RECORDS
1860 Cohocton Census Lyman age 40 farmer land worth $3000 personal poss. worth $1000 both born in NY Ersella age 20 no children
Cohocton, NY 1868-1869 Bowles Lyman Wayland Depot Farmer 300
1870 Cohocton Census pg 45 Lyman age 51 farmer land worth 13,500 personal poss worth 800. Ersella age 30; Mary age 9; Bertha age 4. also Mather? McEntire age 65 works on farm
1880 Cohocton Census pg 18. Lyman age 62, Ersella age 42, Mary age 19, Bertha age 14, Mark age 8, Celia age 4
1900 Cohocton pg 22 Lyman Bowles age 81, Erzella age 59, Kittie age 38

Sept 1896 Photograph on Lyman Bowles front porch:
Back Row: John McCrossen Capron and wife, Deborah McCrossen Miller, Alida McCrossen Capron, Laura Capron, Robert Schlink
Middle Row: Rebecca Bowles, Erzilla McCrossen Bowles, Lyman Bowles, John W. McCrossen, James Capron X Murray Miller X
Front Row: Bertha Bowles Bennett, Albert G. Bennett, Guy Bowles Bennett (10 mos) ,(Kittie) Mary Bowles, Alida Bowles, Celia Deborah Bowles, Joe (? Wetgrove) Bowles, Mark McCrossen, X Helen Miller Schlink X, X Melvin Miller X
X = children of Mahala Bowles Miller

DAUGHTERS' LINES
(B28a) Mary A. (Kittie M.) (b. 17 JUN 1861 Cohocton, NY d. 19 JAN 1929 Cohocton, NY)

Notes: "Wayland Register," 1929 KITTIE M. BOWLES
Kittie M. Bowles died at her home on the Atlanta road Saturday, January 19th, after a long illness. She was born in the home where she died June 17th, 1861, and was the daughter of the late Lyman and Erzella McCrossen Bowles. Miss Bowles is survived by two sisters, Mrs. A. G. Bennett of this village, Mrs. Archie B. Avery, who resided with her, and one brother, Mark M. Bowles, also of this village. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday afternoon at 2:30, Rev. C. W. Taylor officiating, and burial was in the family cemetery on the farm. Wayland Area Scrapbook 1927-1937, Gunlocke Library, Wayland, Steuben Co., NY

(B28b) Bertha (b. 17 JUL 1865 d. 26 FEB 1949) married Albert Guy Bennett (b. 1861 NY d. 09 JAN 1944)

1) Lyman Bennett (b. 05 FEB 1894 d. 06 FEB 1894)
2) Guy Bowles Bennett (b. 21 NOV 1895 d. UKNW)
3) Homer Webster Bennett(b. 01 AUG 1899 d. UKWN)

(B28c) Celia Deborah (b.17 AUG 1876 d.1935 buried in B.C.C.) married Archie B. Avery (b. 1876 Wayland, NY d. UKWN)
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(B29) John (b. SEPT 1824 Cohocton, NY d. after 1900) married(1856) to Jane (b. 1833 in NY d. before 1900). They had at least three children:

(B71) Myron (b. AUG 1857 Cohocton, NY d. after 1920 ) never married
(B29a) Ella Jane. (b. OCT 1859 Cohocton, NY d. after 1920 ) never married
(B29b) Amelia (b. NOV 1862 Cohocton, NY d. after 1920 ) never married

Notes:
CENSUS RECORDS
1860 Steuben County NY 672 Cohocton Federal Population Schedule NY 1860 Federal Census Index NY58331102 John Bowles age 35 farmer ( all born in NY) land worth $700; personal poss worth $400; Jane A. Bowles age 27; Myron age 3 male; Ella J, age 1 female
Cohocton, NY 1868-1869 Bowles John Wayland Depot Farmer 36
1870 Cohocton Census pg 46 John age 45; Jane age 36, Myron age 13, Nellie J, age 11; Amelia age 8. real estate worth $1,800 personal poss worth $895.
1880 Cohocton pg 19 John Bowles 55 , Jane 46, Myron 23, Ella J 21, Amelia 18
1891 Steuben County Directory in Cohocton on same road as Friend Bowles and Herman Bowles
1900 Cohocton pg 22 John Bowles age 75 widowed, Myron age 43, Ella J. age 40, Amelia age 38 all unmarried
1910 Cohocton ?
1920 Cohocton: Myron age 62, Ella J age 60, Amelia age 58.
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(B30)Thomas (b.05 FEB 1827 Cohocton, NY d. 02 JUL 1895 Sparta, NY) married (before 1850) to Electa (b. 1824 d. 1895) They had three children:

(B30a) Emma (b. 1856 d. ????) possibly married to Shafer
(B30b) Rebecca (b. 1858 d. ????) possibly married to Shafer
(B72) William (b. 1860 d. after 1920)

Notes:
1850 Livingston County NY pg 238 Springwater Federal Population Schedule NY NYS6a297552 Thomas Bowles Age 23 M Laborer, Electa Bowles Age 26 F both born in NY neither married or schooled in the last year. no children
1860 Springwater or Sparta?
Livingston, NY, 1868 BOWLES, THOMAS, po Dansville, resident Town of Sparta, 1868
1870 Livingston County, NY pg38 Sparta Thomas age 45, Electa age 48, Emma age 14, Rebecca age 12, Willie age 10. Pers. Poss $400
1880 Livingston Co, Ny pg 31 Sparta Thomas age 54, Electa age 55?, William age 21, Charles Shafer age 7(grandson)
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(B31) Frederick (b. 30 APR 1832 Cohocton, NY d. 10 AUG 1902 Springwater, NY) married (1870/1) to Emma A. Fuller (b. JUL 1844 in Wayland, NY d. 1911). They had at least one child:

(B73) Friend Augustus (b. 01 MAR 1872 East Springwater, Livingston Co.,NY
d. 7:30AM 27 MAR 1933 Bath, NY)
(B31a) Della Minerva (b. AUG 1873 East Springwater d. UKWN)
(B31b) Ivy Annette (b. NOV 1876 East Springwater d. UKWN)
4) Unknown child (b. before 1900 East Springwater d. before 1900)

Notes:
1880 Springwater, Livingston, NY pg 24 Frederic Bowles(Farmer) age 48, Emma age 36; Friend A. age 8; Minerva D. age 7, Ivy Annette age 3; Eugene Robbins age 18 adopted
1900 East Springwater Census pg 8: Frederick A. age 68, Emma A. age 55, Friend A. age 28 Della M. age 26 Ivy A age 23. Frederick owns a mortgaged house on a farm while Friend is listed as a farm laborer. Emma has had four children, only three are living. As of June 1st, Frederick and Emma had been married 29 years.
1900 Cohocton, NY Friend Bowles, unmarried, age 27,teamster (birth month listed as Oct) living as a boarder with Frank and Francis Doty
1910 Springwater or Bradford ?
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(B32) Friend ( b. 05 JAN 1837 in Cohocton, NY d. after 1910/ before 1920 buried in Bowles Corners Cemetery in Cohocton, NY) married (1862/3) to Eliza Clement (b. 29 JUL 1835 d. 15 JUL 1900 in Cohocton, Steub., NY and is buried in Bowles Corners Cemetery in Cohocton, NY) They had three children:

(B32a) Ella (b. 1862 Cohocton, Steuben, NY d. after 1930)
(B74) Herman (b. MAY 1866 Cohocton, NY d. 1940)
(B00) Melvin A.(b. 18 JUN 1872 d. 17 APR 1886)

Notes:
1870 Cohocton Census pg 45 Friend age 33, no real estate personal poss $500.00 Elisa age 31, Ella age 7, Herman age 4; also Henrietta Clements ? age 20; David McEntire age 16 works on farm
1880 Springwater, Livingston, NY pg 24 Friend Bowles (farmer) age 43; Liza age 43; Ella age 18; Herman age 14; Melvin age 8
1891 Steuben County Directory in Cohocton Friend Bowles on same road as John and Herman Bowles
1900 Cohocton pg 22 Friend Bowles age 63, Elisa age 64 no children still at home married 37 years
1910 Springwater Census: Friend Bowles age 73 living with Ella and John Straight

DAUGHTERS' LINES
(B32a) Ella (b. 1862 Cohocton, Steuben, NY d. after 1930) married (03 DEC 1889 Wayland, NY) to John Wesley Straight (b. 18 OCT 1863 Springwater, NY d. 21 APR 1939 Springwater, NY)
Two Children: Daisy M. and Dale Straight (Daisy was the census taker for Springwater, 1930)
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(B33)Thomas Augustus (b. 30 Sept 1827 NY d. 15 JUL 1910 Linden, Genesee, MI) married Sarah A. Bunnell (b. FEB 1834 NY d. 31 AUG 1903 Linden, MI). They had at least three children:

(B75)Elijah A. (b. 29 DEC 1851 Hadley, Lapeer, MI d. 22 APR 1926 Linden, Genesee, MI)
(B76)Austin (b. 1854 MI d. UKWN)
(B77)Trent (b. 1868 MI d. 20 JAN 1926 MI)

Notes:
1860 Hadley, Lapeer, Michigan Thomas Bowles age 35 farmer , Sarah age 26, Elijah age 8, Austin age 6
1870 Locke, Ingham, MI Thomas Bowles age 42 farmer, Sarah A. age 36, Elijah age 18, Austin age 16, Trent age 2
1880 Linden, Genesee, Michigan pg 76A Thomas Bowles age 52 farm laborer born in NY, father born in MD mother in NY, wife Sarah age 46 born in NY, son Trent age 12 born in MI
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(B34)Evan (b. 1832 NY d. after 1880) married Elizabeth (b. 1837 NY d. after 1880). They had at least two children:

(B34a) Ella B. (b. 1864 MI d. UKWN)
(B78) Frank (b. 1877 MI d. UKWN)

Notes:
1860 Groveland Oakland Co, MI pg 234 Evans Bowles
1870 Shiawassee, Shiawassee,MI Evan Bowles age 38 farmer, Elizabeth age 34, Ella age 6
1880 Bancroft, Shiawassee, Michigan pg 526A Evan age 46 farmer, Elizabeth age 43, Ella age 16, Frank age 3
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(B35)Reese (b. 1834 NY d. after 1880) married Lydia (b. 1839 NY d. after 1880). They had at least one child:

(B79)Willard (b. 1862 MI d. UKWN)

Notes: 1880 Antrim, Shiawassee, Michigan pg 295C Rese age 43 farmer, Lydia age 41, Willard age 18 farm laborer
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(B36)William (b. 1837 NY d. 24 OCT 1918 MI) married (1) Elizabeth (b. 17 JUN 1841 d. 08 APR 1878 MI ) married also (before 1880) to (2) Hellen Runt / Harlo (b. 1852 Canada d. UKWN). They had at least nine children between them:

(B36a)Ada(b. 1866 d. UKWN) d/o Wm & Elizabeth
(B80)Albert (b. 1868 d. UKWN) s/o Wm & Elizabeth
(B36b)Lula (b. 1870 d. UKWN) d/o Wm & Elizabeth
(B36c)Lena B. (b. 05 SEPT 1872 MI d. 25 DEC 1893 MI ) d/o Wm & Elizabeth
Sarah Runt stepdaughter (b. 1873 d. UKWN)
(B36d)Mina M. (b. 1875 d. after 1920) d/o Wm & Elizabeth
Emma H. Harlo stepdaughter (b. 1875 d. UKWN)
(B36e)Ettie (b. 1877 d. UKWN) d/o Wm & Elizabeth
(B81)Josiah (b.1880 (3 mo.) d. UKWN)?(b.30 MAR 1889 MI d.11 OCT 1907 MI) s/o Wm & Helen

Notes:
1st Sgt. Co H 5 MI Inf William Bowles Civil War
1870 Lapeer Elba Bowles William age 33 farm laborer, Elizabeth age 29, Ada age 4, Albert age 2, Lula age 7/12 mo

1880 Millington, Tuscola, Michigan pg 233C William age 42 farmer, Hellen age 28, Ada age 14, Albert age 12, Lula age 10, Lenah age 7. Sarah age 7, Mina age 5, Emma age 5, Ettie age 3, Josiah age 3 months

DAUGHTERS' LINES
(B36d)Mina M. (b. 1875 d. after 1920) married Leslie H. Joslin(?)(b. 1872 d. after 1920). They had two children:

1)Julia Joslin (b. 1894 d. after 1920)
2)Leon Joslin (b. 1906 d. after 1920)

Notes: 1920 Leslie H. Joslin age 48, Mina age 45, Julia age 26(teacher), Leon age 14, Albert Bowles age 52 (uncle of Mina)
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(B37)Daniel (b. 1839 NY d. after 1880 ) married Elizabeth (b. @ 1845 NY d. after 1880 both parents born in Germany)

Notes:
1870 Hadley, Lapeer, MI Bowles, Daniel age 30 works in blacksmith shop, Elizabeth age 26, no children
1880 Columbiaville, Lapeer, MI Dan age 39 blacksmith, Elizabeth age 35, no children
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(B38)John (b. 1842 NY d. UKWN)
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(B39)Joseph(b. 1844 MI d. UKWN)
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(B40) Frank (b. 1846 MI d. UKWN) married Rose (b. 1844 NY d. UKWN). They had at least one child:

(B40a)Stella (b. 1877 MI d. UKWN)

Notes:
1870 Lapeer Hadley Bowles Frank age 24
1880 Hadley, Lapeer, Michigan 248C Frank Bowles age 34 laborer, Rose age 36, Stella age 3, Josiah W. age 81, Salley age 75.
1920 Hadley, Lapeer, Michigan pg2A Frank Bowles age 73, Josephine age 78(wife),
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(B41)Edgar (b. 1848 MI d. UKWN)
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(B42)Albert (b. 1849 MI d. UKWN)
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(B43) Ralph C. (b. 30 APR 1827 Maryland d. 01 DEC 1911 Roscoe, St. Clair, Missouri) married(04 MAY 1858 La Crosse, Michigan) to Emma Eastman (b. 14 APR 1823 Fitchville, Huron Co, Ohio d. 07 FEB 1905 McGregor, Iowa). Ralph was husband number five out of nine and was helping her out in some of her property disputes with her previous husband's family. Emma filed for divorce on 02 DEC 1859 based on a letter written by Ralph. There was some question as to the legitimacy of the marriage in the first place and no record of the divorce being granted has been found. Attached to the end of this tree are typewritten copies of the letter, Ralph's biography, and obituary. Ralph then married (09 SEPT 1860) to Elizabeth Brashears (b. ???? d. 1882 Missouri) who was the daughter of Gilbert Deer and the widow of Waymack Brashears. Elizabeth had a son from her previous marriage named James. Ralph and Elizabeth had five children:

(B82) John C. (b. @1862 MO d. 1952 MT)
(B43a) Anna F. (b. @ 1865 MO d. 1922 MT)
(B83) Jessie A. (b. @ 1872 MO d. before 1911)
(B84) Ervin Thomas (b. 10 JUN 1875 d. 23 MAR 1946 Ventura, CA)
(B43b) Rhea (Rule) E. (b. @1877 MO d. )

After Elizabeth died in 1882, Ralph married(1884) to Eliza Hill (b. 04 AUG 1836 Howard Co, MO d. 14 JAN 1913). Eliza was the daughter of Wright Hill from Tennesee and a Frances ????? from Virginia. Eliza was married before to a man with the last name of Hill. It is believed that she had a son from that marriage by the name of L.E. Brown. The informant on her death certificate in 1918 is L.E. Brown. In addition, there is a L.E. Brown who died in the 1918 flu epidemic along with his children who are buried in Bozeman, MT.

Notes:
A number of deeds and contracts from St. Clair County show Ralph was in the grocery and supplies business in Osceola in 1859-60
St. Clair Co. MO marriages: Bowles, Ralph C. to Bradshear, Mrs. Elizabeth 9 Sep 1860
St. Clair County Politicians: Bowles, Ralph C. Road Commissioner 1870-1880 / Bowles, Ralph C. County Surveyor 1879
1880 - Roscoe St. Clair, Missouri - "Ray" C. , Elizabeth, James (age 22), John (age 18), Anna (age 15), Jessie (age 8), Irvine (age 5), Rhea (age 3)
1900 - St. Clair, MO - Ralph C. Bowles born @ 1827 dies 1911 in MO married to Eliza born @ 1836 dies 1913 in MO census
1910 - St. Clair, MO - Ralph Bowles born @ 1825 dies 1911 in MO married to Eliza born @ 1836 dies 1913 in MO census
1911 -Death Certificate: Ralph C. Bowles / Married White Male Born: April 30, 1827 Maryland / Died: December 01, 1911 Roscoe, St. Clair, Missouri / Father: John Bowles ; Mother ????? Wilson (birthplace of parents unknown) Informant: J.B. Brashears / Cause of Death: Gangrene of the leg (20 days) aggravated by diabetes (10 years) Buried: Pleasant Spg Cemetery on December 12th, 1911
1913 - Death Certificate: Eliza (beth) Hill Bowles / White Female Widowed / b. 04 AUG 1836 Howard Co, MO d. 14 JAN 1913 Roscoe, St. Clair, MO / Father Wright Hill b. in Tenn Mother Frances b. in VA / Informant L.E. Brown

BOWLES, Ralph C.
source: 1883 History of St. Clair County MO, National Historical Co., pg: 1199

--- RALPH C. BOWLES, county surveyor, was born April 30, 1827, in the southern part of Maine. His father, John C. Bowles, was born January 1, 1800, and received an academic education. He early united with the Baptist Church and about the year 1820 commenced preaching. His ministerial duties calling him into New York state, he there met Miss Phoebe Wilson, to whom he was married September 4, 1825. She was a daughter of Captain Wilson, of revolutionary fame, a well known man who died at the Battle of Bridgewater, while in defense of his country. During the next year Mr. Bowles was actively engaged in preaching the gospel and in the following spring his son, Ralph, was born. It was the father's wish that his boy should become a minister and with that end in view Ralph was placed first in the public schools and later in Springdale Academy, and having during the meantime gone to Michigan, he entered the State University at Ann Arbor. Tiring of so close application he left that institution, but subsequently again became a student therein, this time for the purpose of qualifying himself for a civil engineer and land survevor. By great perseverance and hard study he made rapid progress, graduating in June, 1847, first in his class though but a little over twenty years old. He soon entered the employ of the government as a surveyor, and under this engagement visited Green Bay, Forts Sullivan and Mankato, and other points on the Upper Mississippi. He continued this calling until the year 1859 then locating in this county. In 1860 Mr. B. was married to Mrs. Elizabeth Brashears, widow of Waymack Brashears, and daughter of Gilbert Deer. To them have been born five children: John C., Anna F., Jessie A., Ervin T. and R. E. During the war Mr. Bowles enlisted in the Eighth Regiment, Missouri Volunteers, Colonel McClurg commanding, and was soon transferred to the position of topographical engineer. In 1872 he was nominated by his party and elected to the position of county surveyor. Politically he is a Democrat. He resides on section 18.

Note: Green Bay, WI; Fort Sullivan, WI, and Mankato, MN are all located in the vicinity of La Crosse, WI.

Obituary: St. Clair County Democrat, December 7, 1911, Osceola, Missouri] Ralph C. Bowles
Ralph C. Bowles died at his home in Roscoe on Friday last, aged 89 years. He was born in Maryland, but his family removed to Michigan in 1828, when he was 6 years of age. At the breaking out of the civil war Mr. Bowles enlisted in the Federal army. He had previously removed to St. Clair county, when he married Mrs. Elizabeth Breashears. To this union five children were born, four of whom servive [sic] him—J.C. and E. T. Bowles, Mrs. Anna Burch and Mrs. Rule Slavens, all of Bozeman, Mont. After the death of his wife, which occurred in 1882, he was married in 1884 to Mrs. Eliza Brown, who survives him. Mr. Bowles was a civil engineer by profession and it was while he occupied the office of county surveyor that he superintended the erection of the Osceloa bridge.
Although the son of a Baptist preacher, Mr. Bowles rejected the christian religion, and died an agnostic. He, however, made peace with his children before the end. The remains were interred at Pleasant Springs amid a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends, Sergeant Pellett of the Salvation Army pronouncing the eulogy.

[original spelling and capitalization retained]

La Crosse Co. Hist. Soc. Cameron File 6/13/01
Excerpt—Emma Bowles vs. Ralph C. Bowles

Filed 1/20—1860 --- County Court of Lax--Lyndes & Losey for Plaintif Bowles Married 5/4 – 1858 –defendant has been a resident of State for 14 years

Defendant has treated P.tf in a cruel & inhuman manner, struck & beat her. Quotes letter from Bowles 9/30 – 1859 to E. B. at Pleasantville Mo “and I will be damned before I will ever live a day with you again. I endured from you mortification & abuse enuf to shame a nigger. You are a regular dammed prostitute & whore and there can be nothing else made of you and you are the damnedest liar I ever knew, no confidence placed in you nohow. Here are a few reasons. I have plenty more. You was always harping on what you had & that I had nothing; you figured to always keep me a damned nigger for you & yours & I might go to hell or the poor house when you was done with me. Now all I have to say is you may kiss my ass, you damned old bitch. I have plenty money of my own & making plenty to do me plenty for one, but not enough for two. I expect to be in this fix. I know that you are not strictly legally my wife & might be snailed for what I have had to do with you if I was to come into Wisconsin, but I will never come there & I know that nothing nor nobody can take me from here there. You wrote another damned lie saying that I passed for a single man. There are persons here that knew me in Michigan & Lax. I pass for just what I am & ask no favor of anyone. Now just let me give you a bit of advice, you stay where you are. I will not live with you or have anything to do with you but if your damned malicious, mischief making disposition will not allow you to let me alone you just say your prayers & settle your affairs, for I hope to be eternally damned if I don’t kill you. God damn you, you are nothing but a nuisance & torment to yourself and everyone else. I left you once, I will not run from you & your damned lying hypocrisy will not save you. Now as you know how I keep my word, you know what to depend on & do not think I wish to frighten you, but I wish you to mind your own business or take the consequences.
I know that you & I cannot both live in the same country & when you get after me your God damned shenanigans & shives(?) will not save you. I would sooner black myself & be a nigger than live in the same country with you. I have enjoyed my liberty too long to come under your yoke again.
I can see by the post mark on your envelope that you are down to Galena & running around on a bulling whoreing expedition maybe building another Boyer Baby. O get lost you God Damned old she devil, I can hardly keep from hunting you up & killing you the first sight.
You ought to be hung but it would be a mean trick to nasty a clean rope with you.”

Plaintiff further shows that she has always conducted herself since her marriage with the said defendant in a modest and discreet manner & that she has been true to said husband & treated him as a wife should a husband &c&c&c asks to be released from the bonds of matrimony &c&c
Sworn to Dec 2nd – 1859

Emma C. Bowles
Jos J Lyndes – Mayor of Lax

DAUGHTERS' LINES

(B43a) Anna F. (b. @ 1865 MO d. @1922 MT) marrried ????? Burch living in Bozeman, MT in 1911

Notes:
St. Clair, MO 1900 Anna F. Burch b. 1866 husband John F.
Gallatin, MT 1910 Anna Burch birth year listed as 1876, husband John T.
Bozeman, MT 1911
Montant Death index 1922 Anna F. Burch

(B43b) Rhea E. (b. @1877 MO d. ) married Wither A./ Walker Slavens living in Bozeman,MT in 1911

Notes:
Cherokee, Kansas 1900 husband Walker
Bozeman, MT 1911
Gallatin, MT 1910 husband Wither A
Stillwater, MT 1920 husband Walker
20 FEB, 1976 Herschel B. Slavens - Molt, MT family genealogy
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(B44) Theodore George Crawford (b. 03 JUL 1828 Holmes, Crawford, OH d. 8 Apr 1879 in Olathe, Johnson, Kansas) married (18 Jun 1857 in New Brighton, Beaver, Pennsylvania) to Mary Emma Pettit (b. b: 16 Oct 1839 in , Bedford, Pennsylvania d. 2 Jan 1897 in Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri). They had five children:

(B85) Edward Winthrop (b. 28 MAY 1860 Mansfield, Richland, OH)
(B86) Louis Carrington (b. 22 APR1864 Jeffersonville, Clark, IN d.02 JAN 1946 Alameda, CA)
(B44a) Mary Emma (b. 19 JAN 1869 Ottawa, Franklin, KS)
(B44b) Edna Ruth (b. 25 DEC 1872 Ottawa, Franklin, KS
(B87) Eugene Pettit (b. 28 MAR 1875 Ottawa, Franklin, KS
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(B45) James Rogers (b. 30 MAY 1832 Holmes, OH d. UKWN) married (31 Aug 1853 in Keokuk, Lee, Iowa) to Mary Ann McEveny (b. @ 1828 in , Washington, Missouri d. UKWN). They had four children:

(B45a) Alice (b. @ 1854 Keokuk, Lee, IA
(B88) Charles Madison (b. 1856 Keokuk, Lee, IA)
(B45b) Ida May (b. 20 OCT 1859 Leasburg, Crawford, MO d. UKWN)
(B45c) Constance Louise (b. 19 MAY 1869 Keokuk, Lee, IA)
Notes: Married to Oliver Neal Axtell (b. 1868 NY)

Notes: 1880 Kansas City, Jackson, MO James age 50 carpenter, Mary age 52, Charles age 23, Ida age 20, Louise age 11, Edwin L. McEveny age 36, Ralph Lightner age 22, (both Edwin and Ralph are listed as brother-in-laws; both their mothers were born in MO, but their fathers were born in different states)
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(B46) Nathaniel Drake (b. 03 MAY 1833 Holmes, Wright, OH) married (14 NOV 1856 Clayton, Iowa) to Bertha A. Cummings (b. 29 JUN 1837 MI).

(B46a)Mary L. Perkins(b. 1870)


Notes:
1880 Rockford, Floyd, IA Nathan D. (age 49) farmer, Bertha age 38, Mary L. Perkins age 10 listed as daughter

N. D. BowlesOne of the prominent citizens of Rockford Township is a native of Holmes County, O., born May 3, 1833. He was reared and educated in his native place, residing there until his eighteenth year, when he came to Iowa, locating in Clayton County in the summer of 1851. In 1872 he moved to Osceola County, and in 1877 to Floyd County, where he has remained since. His marriage to Bertha A. Cummings occurred Nov. 14, 1856. She was born in Michigan, June 29, 1837. Mr. Bowles enlisted in February 1862, in the Sixteenth United States Infantry, and served two years, participating in the battles of Shiloh, Chickamauga, Mission Ridge, Resaca, Kennesaw Gap, Atlanta and was captured just before the memorable battle of Perryville, Ky., but succeeded in making his escape that night, and returned to his regiment. He was appointed master of transportation of the army from Louisville, Ky., to Fort Scott, Kan., and was there from June until the following January. After the close of the war he returned to Floyd County, and has been prominently identified with the agricultural interests of Rockford Township since. Politically he is a strong supporter of the Republican party.-source: History of Floyd County, IowaChicago: Inter-state Publishing Co., 1882.LaCrosse, WI : Brookhaven Press, 2000 [Reprint]- Rockford Township; Page 903
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(B47) David Drake (b. 3 May 1833 in , Holmes, Wright, Ohio d. 12 Jan 1918 in , Clayton, Iowa) married(5 Jan 1859 in Clayton, Clayton, Iowa) to Nancy Jane Hall (b. 1839 NY d. 1904). They had eight children:

(B47a) Jennie (b.1860 Clayton Co. Iowa d. UKWN)
(B89)Thomas C.(b. 1862 IA d. after 1920)
(B90) William (b. 1864 IA d. UKWN)
(B91) Cameron(Nathan?) (b. 1866 IA d. UKWN)
(B47b) Laura Belle (Laurie) (b. MAR 1870 IA d. UKWN)
(B47c) Loucretia (b. 1872 IA d. UKWN)
(B47d) Rilla (b. 1874 IA d. UKWN)
(B92) Verne (b. UKWN)

DAUGHTERS' LINES:
(B47a) Jennie (b.1860 Clayton Co. Iowa d. UKWN) married Benjamin F. Thomas.

Notes:
1880 Franklin, Allamakee, Iowa pg 288D David Bowles age 47 farmer, Nancy age 41 keeping house, Jennie age 20 teaching school, Thomas age 18, William age 16, Cameron age 14, Laurie age 10, Loucretia age 8, Rilla age 6
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(B48) Orlyn Davidson (b/ 13 JUN 1836 Holmes, Crawford, OH d. 13 Mar 1879 in Iowa) married (10 Sep 1863 in Clayton, Clayton, Iowa) to Mrs. Rachel Bowles (b. b: ABT 1844 in Wisconsin). They had two children:

(B48a) Mary J. (b. 1866 Iowa)
(B48b) Lillian M. (b. 1873 Iowa)

DAUGHTERS' LINES

(B48b) Mary J. (b. 12 MAR 1866 IA ) married to Anderson A. Reed. They had two children:

1) Merrill Vergil Reed (b. 23 FEB 1894)
2) Carolyn Reed

Notes:
1880 Clarence, Cedar, IA Rachel age 36 keeping boarders, Mary J. age 14, Lillie age 7, four boarders
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(B49) John Charles (b 1847/1856? MD) married(11 Sep 1892 in Weston, WY) to Augusta Brandon Yerby (b. 1866 Iowa). They had four children:

(B93) William A. (adopted 23 OCT 1892 MT d. UWKN)
(B49a) Dorothy Jeanette (b. @1899/1902 WY d. UKWN)
(B94) John Charles b. DEC 1904 WY
(B49b) Lavinia (b. @ 1910 WY d. UKWN)


Notes:
1860 - 1910 John C. Bowles Wyoming Census
1910 John C. b @ 1856 married to Augusta B Weston, WY
1910 William A. Bowles b @ 1891 living in Weston, WY
1910 Dorothy J. Bowles b @ 1899 living in Weston, WY
1920 Augusta B. Bowles b. @ 1870 married to John C. b @ 1856 Weston, WY
1930 August B. Bowles b @ 1862 Denver, CO
1930 J.C Bowles b @ 1903 married to Dellar living in Weston, WY
1930 Dorothy J. Bowles b @ 1902 living in Weston, WY
1930 Lewelle L. Bowles b. @ 1910 living in Weston, WY
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(B50) Ernst (b. 1850 MD d. UKWN) married (@ 1876 KS) to Mary E. Dunn (b. 1855 PA) They had four children:

(B50A) Kitti or Nitti (b. 1877 KS
(b95) Lee (b. 1880 Ottawa, Franklin, KS
(B50b) Iris C. (b. @ 1885 KS
(B96) Robert Edward Harry (b. 1890 KS)
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(B51) Joseph (b. 1851)

Notes:
1870 Franklin, KS
1875 Franklin, KS
Following not sure if it is the right Joseph Bowles -
1880 Savanah Bowles (b. @ 1849 PA) married to Joseph(b. 1848 Indiana) living in Grant, Decatur, KS ???????
1910 Savanah Bowles (b. @ 1850) married to Joseph H. living in Idaho, Idaho ????????????
1920 Joseph H. (b. @ 1851) Yakima, WA married to Savanah (b. @ 1848) ???????????????
1930 Yakima, WA Savanah (b. @1848) ????????????????
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(B52) Thomas Carrington (b. 1853 died in St. Louis, MO.)married Anna Bowles. They had one child:

(B52a) Anna _________________________________________________________________________________

(B53)Lewis Sterling b. 08 DEC 1834 Frederick, Frederick, MD d. 18 SEP 1910 Paoli, Orange, IN) married (25 SEPT 1861 IN) to Elizabeth Andrews (b. 23 OCT 1844 IN). They had two children:

(B97) William Thomas (b. 17 JUL 1862 Paoli, Orange, IN d. 29 NOV 1924)
(B98) James Andrew (b. 08 JUN 1877 Paoli, Orange, IN d. 26 SEPT 1915 Paoli, Orange, IN)

Notes:
DR. LEWIS S. BOWLES was born at French Lick Springs, in Orange County, December 8, 1834. He is one of three children, all sons, born to Thomas C. and Anna (Patton) Bowles, who came from Maryland in an early day, and located in Washington County, Ind. Thomas C. Bowles, while a young man, went South, and for several years had charge of an extensive plantation. Upon his return North he settled in Orange County a short time, but soon after in Washington County; his death occurred in 1840. Lewis S. began the study of medicine in 1850, with Dr. T. C. Kelso, at Livonia, in Washington. County. After attending a course of lectures at the university of Louisville, Ky., he began the practice at French Lick Springs, which he continued for eighteen months, then went to Fredericksburg. In 1865 he located at Paoli, and the following year began doing a retail drug trade, with a stock valued at about $2,200. In this Dr. Bowles has been more than ordinarily successful, and he now has one of the most complete stocks of drugs and druggist's sundries kept in southern Indiana, and is valued at about $15,000. He owns about 800 acres of land, and in 1874 built the finest residence in Orange County. His marriage with Miss Lizzie Andrews of Fredericksburg, Ind., was solemnized September 25, 1861, and to their union two children have been born, named William T. and James A. He is an ardent Democrat in politics and a member of the Blue Lodge in Masonry. Dr. Bowles has made his own way in life beginning the practice of his profession with $25 of borrowed capital. He is now one of the wealthy and influential men of the county. He has been one of the School Trustees of Paoli for several years and is now a fifth owner in the Orange County Agricultural Association, of which he has been Superintendent ever since its organization in the spring of 1883.
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(B54)John Hamilton (b. 08 OCT 1839 Orange, IN d. 16 JUN 1898) married (17 FEB 1874 Orange, IN) to Katherine "Kittie" Fields (b. @ 1853 Of, IN). Married also to Mary E. ( b. 1855 IN)

Notes:
Guardianships - Wash. Co., State of Indiana
William Rutherford with David Patton as his security, is appointed guardian of the persons and estates of of Lewis, John & William Bowles, minor heirs of Thomas C. Bowles, late of the county, deceased. 7 Jan 1850. Their uncle Dr. William A. Bowles opened the first French Lick Springs Hotel. In the 1850's Bowles helped to charter the town of French Lick, IN. He managed the hotel until his death in 1873.

JOHN H. BOWLES, dealer in drugs and jewelry at Orleans, Ind., was born near French Lick Springs in Orange County, October 8, 1836. He is a son of Thomas C. and Ann (Patton) Bowles, who were among the early settlers of the county. Thomas C. purchased the land upon which the springs are situated, from the Government, but afterward sold it to his brother and moved to Washington County, engaging in the mercantile trade until his death in 1840. His wife survived him until 1862. John H. Bowles enjoyed the usual advantages afforded by the common schools of the country and worked upon a farm until 1865. In that year he began the drug business as a partner of his brother, Dr. L. S. Bowles, at Paoli. This he continued for five years, when on account of failing health he sold out and took an extended trip through the South, much to his benefit. In 1872 he located at Orleans (Orleans Township) and engaged in his present business, continuing it ever since with good success. Kittie, a daughter of James and Ann (Campbell) Fields, became his wife February 17, 1873. Mr. Bowles is one of the enterprising men of Orleans and as a Democrat usually takes a lively interest in the welfare of his town.
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(B55)William Franklin (b. 25 JUL 1838 Washington, IN d. 23 JAN 1917 Livonia, Washington, IN) married (05 JUL 1866 IN) to Sarah Elizabeth Lagenour (b. 1852 IN). They had six children:

(B55a) Lillian Augusta (b. 11 JUN 1868 Washington, IN
(B55b) Anna (b. 04 NOV 1871 Washington, IN
(B55c) Cora (b. 1874 Washington, IN
(B99) Hugh (b. 17 FEB 1877 Washington, IN
(B100) Frank (b. 1878 Washington, IN
(B101) John (b. 02 MAR 1882 Washington, IN

Notes:
Guardianships - Wash. Co., State of Indiana
William Rutherford with David Patton as his security, is appointed guardian of the persons and estates of of Lewis, John & William Bowles, minor heirs of Thomas C. Bowles, late of the county, deceased. 7 Jan 1850. Their uncle Dr. William A. Bowles opened the first French Lick Springs Hotel. In the 1850's Bowles helped to charter the town of French Lick, IN. He managed the hotel until his death in 1873.
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(B56) Bowles (b. @ 1839 Paoli, Orange, IN
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(B57)Donaldson C. (b. 12 NOV 1838 d. UKWN)
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(B58)Emmer E. (b. 23 NOV 1840 d. UKWN)
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(B59)Samuel M. (b. 08 SEPT 1841 d. UKWN)
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(B60)George W. (b. 04 JUL 1845 d. UKWN) married Julia A. Warren. They had three children:

(B60a) Nellie
(B102) Albert
(B60b) Hattie R.
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(B61)William H. (b. 01 APR 1858 d. UKWN)
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(B62) James Bowles (b. 1836 Loudoun, VA)
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(B63) Jonathan Bowles (b. 1840 Loudoun, VA)
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(B64) Samuel (b. 19 MAY 1844 Loudoun, VA d. 16 JUN 1912 Carbondale, Garfield, CO) married (28 FEB 1867 Buchanan, MO) to Sarah Jane Jones (b. 24 JUL 1849 Jackson, Buchanan, MO) They had nine children:

(B103) John W. (b. 1866 Dearborn, Platte, MO d. before 1880)
(B104) Robert Franklin (b. 29 DEC 1868 Dearborn, Platte, MO d. 03 JUN 1954 Rifle, Garfield, CO)
(B64a) Alcinda Elizabeth(b. 06 JUL 1871 Dearborn,Platte,MOd.04 AUG 1924 Marble,Gunnison, CO)
(B105) James Theodore (b. 24 FEB 1874 Dearborn, Platte, MO d.12 SEPT 1959 Sun Valley, L.A., CA)
(B64b) Mary Hettie (b. 08 OCT 1875 Dearborn, Platte, MO d. 08 DEC 1917)
(B106) Samuel Nathan (b. 1878 Dearborn, Platte, MO d. 1936 Cedaredge, Delta, CO)
(B64c) Louise married P.A. Contract
(B107) Grafton Ann(b.02 JUL 1887 Carbondale, Gar.,CO d.19 JUN 1945 Herriman,Salt Lake, UT)
(B64d) Effie Jane (b. DEC 1891 Carbondale, Garfield, CO d. JUL 1979 Prescott, Yavapai, AZ)

DAUGHTERS' LINES:

(B64a) Alcinda Elizabeth (b. 06 JUL 1871 Dearborn, Platte, MO d. 04 AUG 1924 Marble, Gunnison, CO) married (04 JUN 1894 Carbondale, Garfield, CO) to Denver Rio Grande Van de Venter (b. 11 OCT 1871 Denver, Denver, CO) They had four children:

Dessie Sarah Van de Venter (b. 07 JAN 1896 CO
Leota R. Van de Venter (b. 16 JUL 1898 Carbondale, Garfield, CO
Zelma Alpha Van de Venter (b. 17 SEPT 1902 Rock Creek, Pitkin, CO
Marie Van de Venter

(B64b) Mary Hettie (b. 08 OCT 1875 Dearborn, Platte, MO d. 08 DEC 1917) married (@ 1900 Garfield, CO) to Olaf Johnson (b. @ 1871 Sweden) They had six children:

Victor Johnson
Josephine Johnson (b. @ 1901 Garfield, CO
Effie Johnson
Edith Johnson
Alfred Johnson
Samuel Johnson

(B64d) Effie Jane (b. DEC 1891 Carbondale, Garfield, CO d. JUL 1979 Prescott, Yavapai, AZ) married(@ 1911 UT and divorced) to Howard. Married also (after 1911 OR) to William Bigelow (b. 02 JAN 1888 CA)

Notes:
Samuel Bowles Coming from historic old Loudoun county, Virginia, which has given to the service of the United States the wisdom, valor and progressive statesmanship of many distinguished men, and to the social life of the nation the personal charms and intellectual culture of many noble ladies, Samuel Bowles, of Garfield county, this state, who is comfortably settled on a fine ranch in the neighborhood of Carbondale, has in addition to his own force of character and native abilities the incentive to enterprise and breadth of view furnished by a long line of prominent and productive ancestors. His life began on May 19, 1844, and he is the son of Samuel and Amelia Bowles, natives of that state who settled in Buchanan county, Missouri, when it was on the far frontier and all the conditions of life were yet wild and uncomely. There they followed farming and won from the generous soil a good estate. The father was a Democrat in political belief and became a leading man in his new home. He died in 1855 and his wife in 1859. They had a family of six children, three of whom are living: Rachel, wife of Howard Story, of St. Louis, Missouri; Alcinda, wife of William Payne, of Idaho; and Samuel. The last named attended the public schools when he had opportunity, which was not often for long periods, and assisted his parents on the farm, remaining with them until they died. Afterward, in partnership with relatives, he engaged in farming in Missouri with profit until 1880, when he came to this state and located at Leadville. Here he drove freight teams and did other work that he found to do until Christmas of that year, then made a visit to his old Missouri home. On his return to Colorado he settled at Aspen and engaged in teaming for wages, his compensation being fifty dollars a month and his board. He continued this occupation until March, 1882, then came to his present locality, where he worked two years for wages on a ranch. At the end of that time he bought a pre-emption claim of one hundred and sixty acres, on which he afterward proved up and which is the ranch he now owns. This he has greatly improved and brought to productiveness in the usual crops of the section, hay, potatoes and cattle being his chief reliance. It must not be supposed that his life has been all sunshine and free from danger and disaster. He was in all the troubles at Julesburg and along the Platte river in the early sixties; and while in partnership with Jesse Moore in keeping up the roads, had numerous encounters with the Indians, in which one of his men was killed and several were wounded. He was married on February 28, 1867, to Miss Sarah Jane Jones, a native of Buchanan county, Missouri, and the daughter of John and Annie Jones, both born and reared in Tennessee. They were among the earliest settlers in that part of Missouri in which they lived, and there, redeeming a good farm from the wilderness and defending it from savage fury, they grew to prosperity and prominence. The father supported the Democratic party on all questions of public policy, and was a member of the Masonic order and the Methodist church. Seven children were born to them, one dying in infancy. The six living are William, James, Mary K. (Mrs. Robert Dietz), John and Nathaniel, all residing in Buchanan county, Missouri; and Mrs. Bowles, who is the second in numerical order of the six. The father died on September 29, 1901. Mr. and Mrs. Bowles have had eight children, of whom a son named John W. is deceased. The seven living are: Robert F., of Canon Creek, Colorado; Alcinda wife of Denver R. Van de Venter, of near Carbondale; James, of the Elk Creek region; Mary, wife of Olaf Johnson, of near Glenwood Springs; Samuel, Grafton and Effie Jane. Mr. Bowles has found Colorado much to his taste as a place of residence, a fruitful country in good opportunities, and settled by a people appreciative of ability and force of character; and is well pleased to be numbered among the productive energies which are making it one of the greatest states of the great West. He is highly esteemed as a business man and good citizen.
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(B65) John R. (b. 12 OCT 1839 VA. d. UKWN) _________________________________________________________________________________

(B66) William (b. 1838 WV) married to ??????? (widowed in 1880) They had four children:

(B108) William H.
(B109) Marshal M.
(B110) James A.
(B111) Charles S.

Notes: 1880 Green Sulpher Springs, Summers, WV William Bowles age 43, William H. (age 17), Marshal M. (age 13), James A. (age 10), Charles S. (age 6), Angeline Berry (age 19 housekeeper), Palina E. Berry (age 1M)
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(B67) Erwin (b. 1840 WV) married to Silvera (b. @ 1841 WV) They had three children:

(B112) Olliver M (b. 1868 WV)
(B113) Thomas D. (b. 1870 WV)
(B67a) Lucinda J. (b. 1875 WV)

Notes: 1880 census Green Sulpher Springs, Summers, WV
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(B68) David (b. 1847 WV) married to Fannie (b. @ 1860 WV) They had one child:

(B114) Augustan F. (age 2M in 1880 census Green Sulpher Springs, Summers, WV)
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(B69) James (b. 1852 Green Sulfur Springs, Summers, WV
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(B70) Mark M ( b. 23 JAN 1871 Cohocton, NY d. 30 MAY 1943) married(1894) to Zoe P. Wetmore (Whitmore) (b. DEC 1869 Springwater, NY d. 1930). They had one child:

(B70a) Lois O. (b. 1896 d. 1896)

Notes:
1900 Cohocton pg 22 Mark Bowles(farmer) age 29, Zoe age 30 no children

1910 Wayland or Cohocton

1920 US Federal Census Wayland Township, Steuben Co., NY No children in 1920 listed on census.
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(B71) Myron (b. 1857 in NY d. after 1920) never married

Notes: 1920 Cohocton: Myron age 62, Ella J age 60, Amelia age 58.
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(B72) William (b. 1860 d. after 1920) never married

Notes: Livingston, NY 1917 BOWLES, William (potatoes) owns 10a RD#1, Dansville PO, res Twn Sparta T H57 1/8
William 1920 Census Sparta single(not widowed) age 60 (born 1860)
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(B73) Friend Augustus (b. 01 MAR 1872 East Springwater, Livingston Co.,NY d. 7:30AM 27 MAR 1933 Bath, NY) married(1908) to Dora Estell Polmanteer( b. 1879 Atlanta, Steuben Co.,NY d. 1956 at 23 Burnett Street, Town of Tonawonda, NY). Both are buried in the Wayland Village Cemetery. Friend Augustus owned a hotel in Bradford, NY which burned down @1929 or 1930. They then moved to Bath for three years during which time, Friend and Dora owned and ran a restaurant called the Lunch Car. Perhaps because of the loss of his hotel, Friend committed suicide by shooting himself in the heart with a revolver. They had three children:

(B115)Lyman Wallace ( b. 22 SEPT 1910 Bradford, NY d. 1 MAY 1993 Albion, NY)
(B73a)Mary Ellen ( b. 01 DEC 1915 Bradford, NY d. 19 APR 1999 Buffalo, NY)
(B116)Frederick A. ( b.01 JUN 1918 Bradford, NY d. 17 JUN 1996 Buffalo, NY)

Notes:
1900 Cohocton, NY Friend Bowles, unmarried, age 27 (birth month listed as Oct) living as a boarder with Frank and Francis Doty
1910: Bradford Census, NY Friend A. age 38 , Dora E. age 30, no children, hired man Theron S. Daines age 53. Friend's occupation is a Landlord at a hotel. He owned a mortgaged home.
1920 Census Bradford, NY, Friendly age: 48 White, Born in NY Dora age 41, Lyman age 9, Mary age 5, and Freddie age 1
1930 Bath, NY Census April 15th, 209 & 1/2 West Morris Street Friend age 54, Dora age 48, Lyman age 19, Mary age 14, Frederick age 11, Evelyn Stone age 20 Friend owner of Lunch Car, Dora waitress at Lunch Car

(B73a)Mary Ellen ( b. 01 DEC 1915 Bradford, NY d. 19 APR 1999 Buffalo, NY) married (@ 1970's) to William Wild. No children.
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(B74) Herman M. (b. MAY 1866 Cohocton, NY d. 1940) married(1886) to Minnie M. (b. MAY 1867 d. 1933)

Notes:
1891 Steuben County Directory in Cohocton on same road as Friend Bowles
1900 Cohocton pg 22 Herman Bowles(farmer) age 34, Minnie age 33 no children
1910 Cohocton ?
1920 Cohocton: Herman Minnie, no children listed
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(B75)Elijah A.(b. 29 DEC 1851 Hadley, Lapeer, MI d. 22 APR 1926 Linden, Genesee, MI) (Occupation: carriage trimmer) married (28 SEP 1878 Hartland, Livingston, MI) to Louisa Tallman (b. SEP 1857 Scott Co, IA d. 1932 Linden, Genesee, MI) They had four children:

(B75a) Evangeline Alberta (b. 11 JAN 1881 Linden, MI d. 11 JUL 1945 MI)
(B75b) Deda V. (b. 1 OCT 1883 Linden, MI d. 25 MAY 1973 Linden, MI)
(B117) Trent G. (b. 18 JUN 1892 Albion, Boone County, Nebraska d. 09 FEB 1958 in Linden, MI.)
(B118) Bryan Barber (b. 14 JUN 1897 in Albion, Calhoun County, MI d. 16 MAY 1981 in Flint, Genesee County, MI)

Notes: Linden, Genesee, Michigan pg 76A 1880 no children

(B75a) Evangeline Alberta (b. 11 JAN 1881 Linden, MI d. 11 JUL 1945 MI) married (05 DEC 1907 in Michigan) to Clifford James BURR (b. 06 SEP 1880 in Michigan d. 1951 in Michigan)

(B75b) Deda V. (b. 1 OCT 1883 Linden, MI d. 25 MAY 1973 Linden, MI) married (15 FEB 1902 in Linden, Genesee County, Michigan) to William E. ADAMS (b. ABT 1879 in Troy, Rensselaer County, New York)
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(B76)Austin (b. 1854 MI d. UKWN) harness maker married Sophrina (b. 1856 MI d. 04 JUN 1908 MI )

Notes:
Linden, Genesee, Michigan 78A 1880 no children
1920 Austin Bowles age 65 Undertaker, Alice V. age 43 wife, North Bridge Street, Fenton, Genesee, MI
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(B77)Trent (b. 1868 MI d. 20 JAN 1926 MI)
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(B78) Frank (b. 1877 MI d. UKWN)
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(B79)Willard (b. 1862 MI d. UKWN)
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(B80)Albert (b. 1868 d. UKWN) s/o Wm & Elizabeth

Notes: 1920 Albert age 52 no occupation living with Mina and Leslie Joslin
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(B81)Josiah (b.1880 (3 mo.) d. UKWN)?(b.30 MAR 1889 MI d.11 OCT 1907 MI) s/o Wm & R H
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(B82) John C. (b. @1862 MO d. 1952 MT) married Amanda Dooley Bowles (b. @1863 MO d. 1946 MT). They had at least three children:

(B00) Adonijah C.(b. 05 AUG 1884 d. 20 AUG 1885 Roscoe, St. Clair, MO)
Note: buried in Clear Spring Cem.)
(B83a) Annie Josephine (b. 01 JAN 1886 d. )
(B119) George W. (b. @ 1890 MO d. )

Notes:
1885 - 1886 Missouri Birth and Death records (John, Amanda, Adonijah, and Annie all listed)
1900 - St. Clair, MO John (b. 1862), Amanda , Amy J. (b. 1886), George W. ( b. 1890)
Sometime between 1900 and 1911 the family moves to Gallatin, Montana
1911 living in Bozeman, MT
1920 - Gallatin, Montana:
John C. Bowles born about 1863 living in Gallatin, Montana with Amanda F. census 1920
James F. Bowles born about 1902 living in Gallatin, Montana census 1920
1930 -Gallatin, Montana
John C. Bowles born about 1862 living in Gallatin, Montana with Amanda census 1930
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(B83) Jessie A. (b. @1872 MO d. before 1911)
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(B84) Ervin(Erwin) Thomas (b. 10 JUN 1875 MO d. 23 MAR 1946 Ventura, CA) married (after 1900) to Della Belle Leckliter (b. 1881). They had at least four children:

(B120) William E. (b. @ 1900)
(B121) Ralph Henry(b. 04 JUN 1901 d. SEPT 1972 (Toppenish, Yakima, WA)
(B84a) Dorothy F. (b. @ 1904)
(B84b) Ruth E. (b. 1916)

Notes:

1910 - Gallatin, Montana
Ervin T. Bowles born @1877 married to Della B. born @ 1881 living in Gallatin, Montana census 1910
William E. Bowles born @1900 living in Gallatin, Montana, census 1910
Ralph H. Bowles born @ 1902 living in Gallatin, Montana 1910
Dorothy F. Bowles born @1904 living in Gallatin, Montana 1910
1917-1918: Ervin Thomas Bowles World War I draft card
1920 - Benton, Washington
Ervin T. Bowles born @ 1876 married to Della living in Benton, WA
Ralph H. Bowles born @ 1902 living in Benton, WA
Dorothy Bowles born @1904 living in Benton, WA
Ruth E. Bowles born @ 1916 living in Benton, WA
1946 Erwin Thomas Bowles Born in MO died in CA in 1946. June 10th, 1875 born in Missouri. March 23rd, 1946 died in Ventura, CA. Mother's maiden name was Deer. Father's name was Bowles
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(B85) Edward Winthrop Bowles (b. 28 MAY 1860 Mansfield, Richland, OH) married (22 JAN 1891 Wellington, Sumner, KS) to Ella Elizabeth Rouse (b. 09 JUN 1867 Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH) They had two children:

(B122) Theodore Crawford Bowles (b. 23 MAR 1894 Kansas City, Jackson, MO
(B123) Howard Winthrop Bowles (b. 02 FEB 1898 Kansas City, Jackson, MO
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(B86) Louis Carrington Bowles (b. 22 APR 1864 Jeffersonville, Clark, IN d. 02 JAN 1946 Alameda, CA) married (19 FEB 1890 Pittsburg, Crawford, KS) to Julia Irene Braznell (b. 27 DEC 1871 Illinois) They had two children:

(B124) Lysle Carrington Bowles (b. 28 APR 1891 Pittsburg, Crawford, KS
(B86a) Mary Henrietta Bowles (b. @ 1893 Pittsburgm Crawford, KS
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(B87) Eugene Pettit Bowles (b. 28 MAR 1875 Ottawa, Franklin, KS
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(B88) Charles Madison Bowles (b. 1856 Keokuk, Lee, IA) married (15 SEPT 1880 Jackson, MO) to Emma Dillman (b. 1860 NY) They had three children:

(B125) Ernie Dale Bowles (b. 15 JUL 1882 Kansas City, Jackson, MO
(B126) Ray Russell Bowles (b. 21 OCT 1885 Kansas City, Jackson, MO
(B88a) Hazel Bowles (b. 28 AUG 1894 Kansas City, Wyandotte, KS
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(B89)Thomas C.(b. 1862 IA d. after 1920) married Carrie A. (b. 1868 NY d. after 1920)

Notes: 1920 Mason, Cerro Gordo, Iowa Thomas age 58, Carrie age 52
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(B90) William (b. 1864 IA d. UKWN)
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(B91) Cameron(Nathan?) (b. 1866 IA d. UKWN)
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(B92) Verne (b. UKWN)
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(B93) William A. (adopted b. 23 OCT 1892 MT)
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(B94) John Charles (b. DEC 1904 WY)
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(B95) Lee (b. 1880 Ottawa, Franklin, KS
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(B96) Robert Edward Harry (b. 1890 KS)
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(B97) William Thomas (b. 17 JUL 1862 Paoli, Orange, IN d. 29 NOV 1924) married( 28 APR 1886 Paoli, Orange, IN) to Mary G. Osborn (b. 1868 Paoli, Orange, IN d. after 1924) They had three children:

(B127) Lewis S. (b. 30 MAR 1887 Paoli, Orange, IN
(B97a) Eleanor (b. 24 JUL 1889 Paoli, Orange, IN married Barclay
(B97b) Marie (b. 31 JUL 1892 Paoli, Orange, IN married Fred Anderson
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(B98) James Andrew (b. 08 JUN 1877 Paoli, Orange, IN d. 26 SEPT 1915 Paoli, Orange, IN) married 10 FEB 1904 Of, Orange, IN) to Hazel W. Simmons (b. 10 MAR 1884 Dansville, Vermilion, Illinois)
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(B99) Hugh (b. 17 FEB 1877 Washington, IN
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(B100) Frank (b. 1878 Washington, IN
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(B101) John (b. 02 MAR 1882 Washington, IN
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(B102) Albert
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(B103) John W. (b. 1866 Dearborn, Platte, MO d. before 1880)
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(B104) Robert Franklin (b. 29 DEC 1868 Dearborn, Platte, MO d. 03 JUN 1954 Rifle, Garfield, CO) married (28 FEB 1894 Carbondale, Garfield, CO) to Annie Kaziah McClure (b. @ 1872 Dearborn, Platte, MO) They had three children:

(B014a) Virginia (b. 01 DEC 1894 Carbondale, Garfield, CO
(B128) Robert Franklin (B. 09 JAN 1905 Carbondale, Garfield, CO
(B104b) Lucille Ann
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(B105) James Theodore (b. 24 FEB 1874 Dearborn, Platte, MO d. 12 SEPT 1959 Sun Valley, Los Angeles, CA) married (20 SEPT 1893 Carbondale, Garfield, CO) to Louetta Jacobs (b. @ 1875 Dearborn, Platte, MO) They had four children:

(B129) Oliver S. (b. 13 JUN 1894 Carbondale, Garfield, CO
(B130) Adelbert (b. 08 FEB 1903 Carbondale, Garfield, CO
(B131) Clarence (b. 10 MAR 1905 Carbondale, Garfield, CO
(B105a) Gertrude (b. 09 JAN 1915 Carbondale, Garfield, CO
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(B106) Samuel Nathan (b. 1878 Dearborn, Platte, MO d. 1936 Cedaredge, Delta, CO) married (@ 1904 Glenwood Springs, Garfield, CO) to Bertha King (b. @ 1882 Glenwood Springs, Garfield, CO). They had three children:

(B132) Harry Edward (b. 30 JUN 1905 Carbondale, Garfield, CO d. 13 SEPT 1949
(B133) Samuel W. (b. 30 JAN 1907 Cedaredge, Delta, CO d. 10 OCT 1995 CO
(B106a) Beatrice Ida (b. 20 JAN 1909 Janeway, Pitkin, CO d. JAN 1992 CO)

DAUGHTERS' LINES:
(B106a) Beatrice Ida (b. 20 JAN 1909 Janeway, Pitkin, CO d. JAN 1992 CO) married (28 APR 1928) to Raymond Dean Fulbright (b. 12 AUG 1905 Mindon Mines, Barton, MO) They had one child:

Dora R. Fulbright
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(B107) Grafton Ann (b. 02 JUL 1887 Carbondale, Garfield, CO d. 19 JUN 1945 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT) married (08 OCT 1907 Salt Lake, UT) to Lillian Edith Lavinia Walker (b. 14 MAY 1887 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT) They had thirteen children:

(B107a) Anges Ann (b. 01 JUN 1908 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
(B134) Grafton Chalmers
(B135) John Tilden (b. 25 Jan 1911 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
(B136) Samuel LaVern (b. 29 AUG 1912 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
(B00) Child (b. 13 SEPT 1913 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
(B017b) Lillian Viola (b. 20 OCT 1915 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
(B137) James Simmons (b. 01 OCT 1917 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
(B107c) Edna Lorraine (
(B138) Robert Irvin (b. 22 OCT 1920 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
(B139) Oliver Trussler (b. 12 SEPT 1922 Murray, Salt Lake, UT
(B140) Arvid Wilton
(B107d) Vera Lavinia (b. 06 JUN 1926 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
(B141) Gilbert (b. 15 DEC 1927 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
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(B108) William H. (b. @ 1863)

Notes: 1880 Green Sulpher Springs, Summers, WV William Bowles age 43, William H. (age 17), Marshal M. (age 13), James A. (age 10), Charles S. (age 6), Angeline Berry (age 19 housekeeper), Palina E. Berry (age 1M)
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(B109) Marshal M. (b. @ 1867)

Notes: 1880 Green Sulpher Springs, Summers, WV William Bowles age 43, William H. (age 17), Marshal M. (age 13), James A. (age 10), Charles S. (age 6), Angeline Berry (age 19 housekeeper), Palina E. Berry (age 1M)
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(B110) James A. (b. @ 1870)

Notes: 1880 Green Sulpher Springs, Summers, WV William Bowles age 43, William H. (age 17), Marshal M. (age 13), James A. (age 10), Charles S. (age 6), Angeline Berry (age 19 housekeeper), Palina E. Berry (age 1M)
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(B111) Charles S. (b. @ 1874)

Notes: 1880 Green Sulpher Springs, Summers, WV William Bowles age 43, William H. (age 17), Marshal M. (age 13), James A. (age 10), Charles S. (age 6), Angeline Berry (age 19 housekeeper), Palina E. Berry (age 1M)
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(B112) Olliver M (b. 1868 WV)
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(B113) Thomas D. (b. 1870 WV)
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(B114) Augustan F. (age 2M in 1880 census Green Sulpher Springs, Summers, WV)
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(B115)Lyman Wallace ( b. 22 SEPT 1910 Bradford, NY d. 1 MAY 1993 Albion, NY)married(April 19, 1930 Hammondsport, NY) to Evelyn Louise Finger (Stone-Lived with aunt and uncle Alan and Eva Stone)( b. 27-May-1910 Pulteney, NY d. 11-Feb-1978 Buffalo, NY). They had five children:

(B108a)Mary Helen (b. 25 OCT 1930)
(B108b)Dolores Jeanne (b. 02 JAN 1933)
(B00)Bruce( b. 1936 d. 1936)
(B08c)Nancy Kay (b. 02 JUN 1939)
(B142) William Vromman (b. 08 MAR 1942)

Notes: Apr 15th, 1930 Bath NY 209 & 1/2 West Morris Street
Lyman Bowles age 19 Retail clothing salesman,
Evelyn Stone age 20 trained nurse in hospital; both listed as unmarried

DAUGHTERS' LINES
(B108a)Mary Helen (b. 25 OCT 1930)married(25 FEB 1950/ DIV 14 JUL 1964) to Robert Norman Schuster. They had one child:

1)Linda Jeanne Schuster (b.28 JAN 1954)

Mary also married(28 MAY 1976/ DIV 31 OCT 1997) to Walter Raymond Conley.

Linda adopted two girls on 12 FEB 2001
1) Lana Marie Schuster (Svetlana Rozhnova) (b. 07 FEB 1996 Vladimir Russia)
2) Nadia Jeanne Schuster (Nadezhda Rozhnova)(b. 03 NOV 1997 Vladimir Russia)

(B108b)Dolores Jeanne (b. 02 JAN 1933) married(10 AUG 1957 Kenmore, NY) to Joseph Gradischer (b. 06 JUL 1930 Holbrook, Long Island, NY). They had two children:

1)Michael Steven Gradischer (b. 13 MAY 1959)
married (02 MAY 1991) to Virginia Ann Gibson (b. 14 SEPT 1962 Elkon, MD)
2)Mark Stanley Gradischer (b. 10 FEB 1961)

(B108c)Nancy Kay (b. 02 JUN 1939 Bath, NY) married (06 JUL 1957 Buffalo, NY) to Paul R. Gerwitz (b. 08 MAR 1933 Buffalo, NY). They had eleven children:

1) Paul Frederick Gerwitz (b. 08 APR 1958 in Lockport, NY)
2) Gregory Francis Gerwitz (b. 14 NOV 1959 in Lockport, NY)
3) Deborah Elizabeth Gerwitz (b. 01 NOV 1960 in Lockport, NY)
4)Christopher Peter Gerwitz(b.13 AUG 1962 Lkpt, NY d.22 JUL 1997 Roch, NY)
5) Mary Jane(adopted) Gerwitz (b. 19 JUL 1963 in NYC, NY. Adopted 1968)
6) Patrick John Gerwitz (b. 12 APR 1964 in Lockport, NY)
7) Matthew Brian Gerwitz (my husband) (b. 23 AUG 1965 in Lockport, NY)
8) Eric Steven Gerwitz (b. 26 SEP 1969 in Lockport, NY)
9)Thomas Daniel Gerwitz (b. 02 AUG 1973 in Lockport, NY)
10) Phillip James Gerwitz (b. 01 AUG 1975 in Lockport, NY)
11)Sarah Rebekah Gerwitz (b. 06 JUL 1981 in Lockport, NY)
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(B116)Frederick A. ( b.1-Jun-1918 Bradford, NY d. 17-Jun-1996 Buffalo, NY) not married.

Notes: Headline: REV. FREDERICK A. BOWLES, EPISCOPAL RECTOR Publication Date: June 19, 1996 Source: Buffalo News Page: B6 Region: New York
Obituary: The Rev. Frederick A. Bowles, 78, priest-in-charge of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Forestville since 1981 and rector of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Buffalo from 1965 to 1980, died Monday (June 17, 1996) at his residence in Forestville after a brief illness. A native of Bradford, he graduated from Haverling High School in Bath in 1937 and served as a chaplain's assistant in the Army during World War II. He received a bachelor of arts degree in education from the University of Buffalo in 1952 and taught at Burgard Vocational High School in Buffalo for two years. He was ordained a deacon in the Episcopal Church in June 1963 after his graduation from the Philadelphia Divinity School. He was ordained a priest on Jan. 11, 1964. From 1963 to 1965, he was curate at St. Simon's Episcopal Church in Buffalo. He also served as rector of St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Buffalo in 1972 and 1973. Father Bowles was an avid antique collector and owned and operated the former Kingsley Antiques of Forestville from 1980 to 1989. Survivors include a sister, Mary E. Wild of Forestville. A memorial Eucharist will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Friday in Trinity Episcopal Church in Fredonia. Burial will be in Wayland Village Cemetery, Wayland.
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(B117) Trent G. (b. 18 JUN 1892 Albion, Boone County, Nebraska d. 09 FEB 1958 in Linden, MI.) married ( 12 OCT 1920 Detroit, Wayne, MI) to Marguerite THOMPSON (b. APR 1898 MI d. 1963 in Detroit, MI)

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(B118) Bryan Barber (b. 14 JUN 1897 in Albion, Calhoun County, MI d. 16 MAY 1981 in Flint, Genesee County, MI)
married (abt 1918) to (1) Edna F. MCLAIN (b. MAY 1896 in Michigan d. ????)
married (18 MAR 1962 Linden, MI) to Ruth Grace WERNER (b. 16 MAR 1897 MI d. 18 APR 1979 Linden, MI)

Bryan and Edna had four children:

(B143) Gerald B. BOWLES (b. 13 JUN 1918 MI d. 01 AUG 1995 in Livonia, Wayne County, MI).
(B144) Eldred M. BOWLES (b. 06 JUN 1920 MI d. 29 SEP 1996 in Linden, Genesee County, MI).
(B145) Roderick J. BOWLES (b. 20 MAY 1924 Linden, Genesee County, MI d. 03 AUG 1987 in Linden, Genesee County, MI).
(B118a) Louise BOWLES (b. ABT 1927 MI d. ????).

(B118a) Louise BOWLES was born ABT 1927 in Michigan. She married Gerald Lowell BURGESS 16 JUN 1946 in Linden, Genesee County, Michigan, son of Joseph Lowell BURGESS and Lillian Gertrude TAYLOR. He was born 29 DEC 1923 in Brighton, Livingston County, Michigan, and died 16 DEC 2007 in Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan.
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(B119) George W. (b. @ 1890 MO d. ) married to Marie (b. @ 1900). They had at least two children:

(B146) John R. (b. @ 1925)
(B117a) Patty Lee (b. @ 1929)

Notes:
1930 -Gallatin, Montana
George Bowles born @1891 married to Marie born @ 1900 living in Gallatin, Montana in 1930
John R. Bowles born @ 1925 living in Gallatin, Montana 1930
Patty Lee Bowles born @ 1929 living in Gallatin, Montana 1930
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(B120) William E. (b. @ 1900)
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(B121) Ralph Henry (b. 04 JUN 1901 d. SEPT 1972 Toppenish, Yakima, WA) married to Edna (Blaine b. ????). They had three children:

(B147) Ralph E. (b.
(B148) David (b.
(B119a) Pamela (b. ) married to ????? Skone

Notes:
1930 - Chelan, Washington
Ralph H. Bowles born @ 1902 married to Edna living in Chelan, WA 1930
1972 - SS Index RALPH BOWLES 04 Jun 1901 Sep 1972 (Toppenish, Yakima, WA)
1972 - California Death Index Ralph H. Bowles birth Montana Death 1972
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(B122) Theodore Crawford (b. 23 MAR 1894 Kansas City, Jackson, MO
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(B123) Howard Winthrop (b. 02 FEB 1898 Kansas City, Jackson, MO
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(B124) Lysle Carrington (b. 28 APR 1891 Pittsburg, Crawford, KS
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(B125) Ernie Dale (b. 15 JUL 1882 Kansas City, Jackson, MO
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(B126) Ray Russell (b. 21 OCT 1885 Kansas City, Jackson, MO
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(B127) Lewis S. (b. 30 MAR 1887 Paoli, Orange, IN
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(B128) Robert Franklin (B. 09 JAN 1905 Carbondale, Garfield, CO
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(B129) Oliver S. (b. 13 JUN 1894 Carbondale, Garfield, CO
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(B130) Adelbert (b. 08 FEB 1903 Carbondale, Garfield, CO
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(B131) Clarence (b. 10 MAR 1905 Carbondale, Garfield, CO
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(B132) Harry Edward (b. 30 JUN 1905 Carbondale, Garfield, CO d. 13 SEPT 1949
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(B133) Samuel W. (b. 30 JAN 1907 Cedaredge, Delta, CO d. 10 OCT 1995 CO
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(B134) Grafton Chalmers
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(B135) John Tilden (b. 25 Jan 1911 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
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(B136) Samuel LaVern (b. 29 AUG 1912 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
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(B137) James Simmons (b. 01 OCT 1917 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
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(B138) Robert Irvin (b. 22 OCT 1920 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
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(B139) Oliver Trussler (b. 12 SEPT 1922 Murray, Salt Lake, UT
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(B140) Arvid Wilton
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(B141) Gilbert (b. 15 DEC 1927 Herriman, Salt Lake, UT
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(B142) William Vromman (b. 08 MAR 1942)
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(B143) Gerald B. was born 13 JUN 1918 in Michigan, and died 1 AUG 1995 in Livonia, Wayne County, Michigan. He married Jeannette C. SZEKERES 11 SEP 1938 in Linden, Genesee County, Michigan, daughter of Louis SZEKERES and Mary PARKER. She was born 8 OCT 1919 in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, and died 7 APR 2008 in Brighton, Livingston County, Michigan.
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(B144) Eldred M. was born 6 JUN 1920 in Michigan, and died 29 SEP 1996 in Linden, Genesee County, Michigan. He married Thelma Lucile SIMON 27 FEB 1944 in Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado, daughter of Warren H. SIMON and Hazel M. WHITTAKER. She was born 22 APR 1918 in Jerry City, Wood County, Ohio, and died 4 OCT 2002 in Flushing, Genesee County, Michigan. He married (female) \BOWLES\ in (unknown). She was born in (unknown).
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(B145) Roderick J. was born 20 MAY 1924 in Linden, Genesee County, Michigan, and died 3 AUG 1987 in Linden, Genesee County, Michigan. He married (female) STUBBLEFIELD in (unknown), daughter of Carl Bain STUBBLEFIELD and Marguerite Elizabeth BURNHAM. She was born in (unknown)
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(B146) John R. (b. @ 1925)
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(B147) Ralph E. (b. d. ) married to ??????. They had three children:

(B149) Rick (b. ) - Kent, WA
(B150) Robert K. (b. )
(B142a) Sherry L. (b. ) married to Dahlin
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(B148) David (b.

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People buried in Bowles Corners Cemetery in Cohocton, NY

BOWLES Mary A. 1861 - 1929
Lyman 1818- 1901
Erzilla, M., wife of Lyman, 1840-1910
Melvin A., born June 6, 1872 died April 17, 1886
Friend, born. Jan 5, 1837
Eliza M., wife of Friend, born July 29, 1835 died Jul 15, 1900
Thomas A., died November 27, 1871 at the age of 79 yrs. born 1792
Thomas 1827-1895
Electa 1824 - 1895
Polly wife of ?????? died November 23, 1877 at the age of 83 yrs. born 1794
Rebecca, born August 15, 1822, died February 5, 1901

MILLER Thomas, died February 16, 1861 at the age of 51 yrs and 11 months. born 1809
Mahala, wife of Thomas, died October 24, 1893 at the age of 77 yrs. born 1816
Sarah, their daughter, died February 8, 1862 at the age of 16 yrs. born 1846
John, died August 22, 1872 at the age of 73 yrs. born 1799
Sally, wife of John(pos. not the above John), d. March 18, 1864 age 93 yrs. born 1771 in PA

1850 Wayland: John Miller age 50, Sarah age 79, Mary Ann Collins age 14?, Eliza Tra?mbly age 25.
SCHLINK Helen M., died February 5, 1891 at the age of 63 yrs. born 1828
CULLEN J. Ellsworth, son of T.J. & L., died October 30, 1862 at the age of 27 yrs. born 1835
COLLINS Elsworth J.
CARPENTER Emma 1860 - 1882
AVERY Celia D. 1876 - 1935
BLOOD Frederick, died October at the age of 88 yrs. (between 1856-1861)
Catherine. daughter of Frederick & Hannah, died June 2, 1836 at the age of 14 yrs. born 1822
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Bowles in Wayland Village Cemetery
BOWLES, Chester T. 1889 1897 died at age 8 possibly son of Frederick and Emma Bowles
BOWLES, Dora E. (Polmanteer) 1879 1956 wife of Friend A.
BOWLES, Emma (Fuller) 1844 1911 wife of Frederick
BOWLES, Frederick 1832 1902 son of Thomas Bowles Jr.
BOWLES, Friend A. 1872 1933 son of Frederick and Emma
BOWLES, Herman M. 1866 1940
BOWLES, Lois O. 1896 1896 died as baby daughter of Mark Bowles
BOWLES, Minnie M. 1867 1933 died at 66 yrs. wife of Herman
BOWLES, Nora B. 1879 1935 died at 56 yrs. possible last name of Thorp when born
BOWLES, Zoe P. 1869 1930 wife of Mark M. Bowles
Map publishers: created maps in London dating from 1715 - 1784
Bowles & Carver
Bowles, Carington (1724 - 1793)
Bowles, John (1701-1779)
Bowles, John and Son
Bowles, Thomas

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Bowles mentioned in the papers of George Washington - can be found in most colleges libraries

Bowles, John, 10:434
Bowles, Ralph Hart, 6:534
Bowles, William Augustus, 6:193, 10:524

Unknowns:

1900 - Gallatin, Montana
Iowa H. Bowles born about 1876 married to Della born about 1881 living in Gallatin, Montana census 1900
Evert Bowles born about 1899 living in Gallatin, Montana census 1900

John Bowles born about 1862 living in Broadwater, Montana 1900 census
Charles Bowles born about 1874 living in Broadwater, Montana 1900 census

1920 - Gallatin, Montana
Henry C. Bowles born about 1894 married to Charlotte born about 1892 living in Gallatin, Montana census 1920

Lawrence Bowles Jackson County, MO Farm Laborer age 18 in 1870. (born @1852)

Bridgeport Cemetery, Douglas Co, WA
Bowles, Earl J, b. 21 Jan 1902 Missouri, d. 7 Mar 1972 Brewster, WA, wed Ida 1 Apr 1924 in Iowa, Gr #S23
Bowles, Ida M, b. 24 Oct 1904 Minnesota, d. 2 Aug 1975 Brewster, nee Pierce, Gr #S23