Addendum: The Beaudoin Family (Bowdoin, Baudoin, Baudin, Bowden, Bodin) Colonial Settlement 2 The Bowden Family I. Hugh Bowden emigrated from Ireland to Carlisle, Pennsylvania prior to 1786. He married Jane Kelso (living in 1816). Issue: John; other children not listed. II. Brigadere General John Bowden (1783 - 1848) son of Hugh and Jane Kelso was an extensive landholder and propiretor of the Rising Sun Inn situated of the Great Road between Harrisburg and Carlisle. He was High Sheriff and Prothnotary for four years. He became a Brigadere General in the War of 1812. He operated the ferry and tavern after his father-in-law's decease. He married Jane Clark in 1811. Issue: John Clark. III. John Clark Bowden (Boden) (1823 - 1879) son of John and Jane Clark lived in Petersburg (now Duncannon), Pennsylvania. He was a Canal builder. John Jr. served in Company I, 77th Pennsylvania Volunteers, 4th A. C. in the Civil War. Co-incidentally, he also married a Jane Clark (1832 - 1860). Issue: Harry Clark. IV. Harry Clark Bowden (Boden) (1857 - 1892) son of John Clark and Jane Clark married Margaret Heberton (1867 - 1923). He was an optician in Duncannon and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Issue: Elizabeth; Harry Clark (born January 24, 1892, married Mrs. Marguerited DuPont Ortiz, June 22, 1937).