THIS MESSAGE IS FORWARDED FROM THE BOWER-L. PLEASE DO NOT HIT REPLY TO RESPOND TO IT. Instead, please direct your response to "Dixie Cutler" <[email protected]> -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Charles BOWERS b 1871 in USA Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 17:30:48 -0700 (PDT) From: [email protected] (Dixie Cutler) To: [email protected] Was reading the 1901 Canada Census for British Columbia today and, while trying to locate my BOWER great-grandparents, I found this family. Here they are, just in case someone has been looking for them. BC Census, District: Burrard, SubDist. D, page 14 Bowers, Charles, male, white, head, married, born Nov. 1, 1871, USA, to Canada in 1897, German origins, American Baptist. Bowers, Ellen, female, white, wife, age 22, born Ontario, English origins, Canadian Church of ENgland Bowers, Francis L., male, son, age 3, born in BC Bowers, Chales E. Roy, age 2, born USA, to Canada 1900. Good hunting - Dixie Bower Cutler

THIS MESSAGE IS FORWARDED TO YOU FROM THE BOWER-L. PLEASE DO NOT HIT REPLY TO RESPOND TO IT. Instead, please direct your response to " Dianne Bowers Turner" <[email protected]> -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [BOWER] TN. ROLL CALL HELP Resent-Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 13:59:35 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: [email protected] Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 16:58:58 EDT From: [email protected] To: [email protected] I was just told by my uncle that my g-grandfather Davis BOWERS was a sheriff in Johnson City, TN. Sometime between 1900-1950. Does anyone in that area know anything about a sheriff or policeman named BOWERS? I have been looking for him a long time and this is the first good clue I have. Dianne BOWERS Turner

[email protected] Use the above email address for the info below.. Thanks.. Sylvia mentions a fee... I DO NOT KNOW HER>> AND she has not done any work for me. But.. it is less than traveling to VT (if you are not there) And I know there is one gal on here researching Vermont but do not have her email address. So sending it this way.......The choice is yours to use or not~ Please forgive me.. if there is any rule about advertising of sorts. <a href="mailto:"[email protected]">Brenda</a> I am in the process of indexing the marriage and death notices from the Vermont Chronicle Newspaper, a newspaper that was published between 1826 and 1895. The notices cover Vermont state wide (not all-inclusive, some marriages and deaths are not posted here). There are also notices from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, New York, Louisiana, Canada and many other places as well - some of the out-of-state notices mention the part of Vermont that person hailed from. Currently I have the indexes for the first 20 years, 1826 to 1845, online. The notices are not obituaries (with the exception of a few more prominent people of the times) and can give very little information. Sometimes, however, one can be lucky enough to get little bits that would be helpful to a genealogist. The indexes to the notices are posted on the Internet. I am offering copies of the notices for a small fee, the cost and ordering instructions are attached as a link to each index page. If you have ancestors from Vermont, or who may have come from the northeast, you may find this site helpful. I hope you take a moment to check it out! http://www.middlebury.edu/~swilson/introvc.html Thanks for you time and interest! Sylvia Wilson Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore [email protected] http://members.aol.com/fiddlerben/gtindex.html surnames: Wolfgram, Kratochvil, Secor/Sicard, Jacques, Leguerre, Vallee and and

THIS MESSAGE IS FORWARDED FROM THE BOWER-L. PLEASE DO NOT HIT REPLY TO RESPOND TO IT. Instead, please address your response to "Sue Bowers" <[email protected]> -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [BOWER] Roll Call / BOWERS Resent-Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 08:59:34 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: [email protected] Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 10:54:20 -0500 From: "Sue Bowers" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] BOWERS of North Carolina........ My Line: *Giles BOWERS b. abt 1720 Isle of Wight, VA d. Mar 1800 Franklin Co., N. C. spouse: Sarah ? (maybe GREEN ?) *Philemon BOWERS b. 1756 Granville Co., N. C. d. 1796 Franklin Co., N. C. Unknown spouse *William G. BOWERS b. Apr 2, 1791 Granville Co N. C. d. Mar 12, 1842 Weakley Co., TN spouse: Nancy Haislip WILLIAMS b. abt 1797 Granville Co., N. C. d. Oct 16, 1846 Weakley Co., TN m. Jan 26, 1714 Granville Co. children: Mary A. b. abt 1717 Granville Co. d. 1846 Weakley Co., TN *William Calvin b. Jan 18, 1821 Granville Co., N. C. d.Nov 15, 1907 Fulton, KY Albert V. or J? b. abt 1830 Weakley Co., TN m. Sarah E. ? abt 1835 William Calvin BOWERS b. Jan 18, 1821 d. Nov 15, 1907 m. first Elizabeth W. C. Morgan in Fulton KY children: William b. 1837 and Theodore M. b. abt 1844 he married second: Mary Susan ROBERTS Wilcox on Dec 23, 1846 Weakley Co., TN..She was b. Aug 6, 1824 Chesterfield Co., VA d. May 27, 1897 Fulton, KY Children: 1.Thomas W. b. abt 1848 2. *James Calvin b. Jul 20, 1850 Weakley Co., TN d. Oct 10, 1877 Obion Co., TN . Spouse: Tennessee Frances LEE b. Dec 22, 1859 Weakley Co., TN d. Oct 23, 1927 AR There was 1 child: James Calvin born Feb 6, 1878 Obion Co. (b. 4 mo after his fathers death) 3. Robert A. b. Jul 14, 1852 Weakley Co. TN d. Aug 3, 1916 S. C. Spouse Sallie ANDERSON 1852 - 1922 S. C. 4. Lucy Nancy b. abt 1853 Weakley Co. d. young Weakley Co. 5. Jacob A. b. 1853 Weakley Co. d. 1923 Weakley Co. 6. Florence Leslie b. May 28, 1857 Weakley Co. d. Jan 7, 1824 Spouse: Robert Franklin TAYLOR b. Aug 13, 1851 d. Nov 27, 1902 m. Dec 15, 1875 7. Alexander R. b. abt 1863 Weakley Co. d. young Weakley Co.

BOWERS of North Carolina........ My Line: *Giles BOWERS b. abt 1720 Isle of Wight, VA d. Mar 1800 Franklin Co., N. C. spouse: Sarah ? (maybe GREEN ?) *Philemon BOWERS b. 1756 Granville Co., N. C. d. 1796 Franklin Co., N. C. Unknown spouse *William G. BOWERS b. Apr 2, 1791 Granville Co N. C. d. Mar 12, 1842 Weakley Co., TN spouse: Nancy Haislip WILLIAMS b. abt 1797 Granville Co., N. C. d. Oct 16, 1846 Weakley Co., TN m. Jan 26, 1714 Granville Co. children: Mary A. b. abt 1717 Granville Co. d. 1846 Weakley Co., TN *William Calvin b. Jan 18, 1821 Granville Co., N. C. d.Nov 15, 1907 Fulton, KY Albert V. or J? b. abt 1830 Weakley Co., TN m. Sarah E. ? abt 1835 William Calvin BOWERS b. Jan 18, 1821 d. Nov 15, 1907 m. first Elizabeth W. C. Morgan in Fulton KY children: William b. 1837 and Theodore M. b. abt 1844 he married second: Mary Susan ROBERTS Wilcox on Dec 23, 1846 Weakley Co., TN..She was b. Aug 6, 1824 Chesterfield Co., VA d. May 27, 1897 Fulton, KY Children: 1.Thomas W. b. abt 1848 2. *James Calvin b. Jul 20, 1850 Weakley Co., TN d. Oct 10, 1877 Obion Co., TN . Spouse: Tennessee Frances LEE b. Dec 22, 1859 Weakley Co., TN d. Oct 23, 1927 AR There was 1 child: James Calvin born Feb 6, 1878 Obion Co. (b. 4 mo after his fathers death) 3. Robert A. b. Jul 14, 1852 Weakley Co. TN d. Aug 3, 1916 S. C. Spouse Sallie ANDERSON 1852 - 1922 S. C. 4. Lucy Nancy b. abt 1853 Weakley Co. d. young Weakley Co. 5. Jacob A. b. 1853 Weakley Co. d. 1923 Weakley Co. 6. Florence Leslie b. May 28, 1857 Weakley Co. d. Jan 7, 1824 Spouse: Robert Franklin TAYLOR b. Aug 13, 1851 d. Nov 27, 1902 m. Dec 15, 1875 7. Alexander R. b. abt 1863 Weakley Co. d. young Weakley Co.

New Strait Times (Singapore), Obituaries, 1999 Combined Matches: 1 - NOT AN OBIT>> Director of Operations Lieutenant- General Sir Roger Bower Headline: Merdeka! Publication Date: November 11, 1999 Source: The New Straits Times Page: 01 Subjects: Region: RCASMAL Obituary: Century clips: Politics, economics, culture and sports - this series is a peek at the forces which shape our country. In Life & Times every day until the end of the year, from the Malaya of old to the Malaysia of today, we sketch upon the canvas of history. 1957 is a year of firsts. Negotiations towards independence, which began with the 1955 Malaya Merdeka mission voyage to London, go from strength to strength. In February of 1957, the Reid Commission report, upon which the Constitution of an independent Malaya is to be based, is published. It excites nationwide interest, comment - and criticism. The political fortunes of the Alliance, too, burn ever brighter. In Penang's first rural council election on Feb 24, Alliance candidates triumph in all eight wards. The Malay language assumes an increasingly prominent position; the first Malay officer to command a Federation Army battalion is named; the Federation Army itself shoulders operational command of all Malayan battalions - and, on Aug 30, Malaya prepares herself for the greatest first of them all - her first appearance as an independent nation. January 2 Umno-MCA-MIC Alliance councillor G.H. Goh is elected first mayor of George Town. He defeats chairman of the Labour Party of Malaya D.S. Ramanathan by six votes to five. Retiring municipal president J.S.H. Cunyngham-Brown places the mayoral chain of office around Goh's neck. January 12 Malaya's first Malay women's co-operative society store has opened in Pasir Puteh, Kelantan. According to C.E. Lansdell, United Nations expert on the co-operative movement, this is the first of its kind in Southeast Asia. The idea of contributing in this way to the country's economy originated seven months earlier with 50-year-old Wan Mek Wan Ibrahim. Since then, the society enrolled 200 members and collected 2,000 Malayan dollars in capital. Future plans, says Wan Mek, include the purchase of "vans and boats of our own". Within two hours of its opening, the store - owned and managed entirely by women - has sold 200 Malayan dollars worth of goods. February 21 The Reid Commission report, upon which the Constitution of independent Malaya is to be based, is published. The report states provisions must be "practicable in existing circumstances and fair to all sections of the community." The Commission adopts a large number of Alliance proposals, and some put forward by the Rulers Conference; it also makes recommendations of its own. Federation Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman urges Malayans not to become overly excited about the report. "It only makes recommendations," he says. "These must be agreed to by the British Government, the Malay Rulers and the Alliance before they become law." The report contains points likely to occasion considerable discussion before they are accepted or modified. For example, it recommends that special rights enjoyed by Malays with regard to land reservations, permits and licences, posts in Government service, and scholarships, should not be increased but should continue for 15 years, after which they should be reviewed. It suggests also that there be no State religion for the Federation, but that the present position of the States regarding the recognition of Islam should continue. Commission member from Pakistan, Justice Abdul Hamid, however, recalls that the Alliance has made the unanimous recommendation that Islam should be declared the official religion, without imposing disability on non-Muslim citizens in professing, propagating and practising their religions. The Commission's terms of reference include making recommendations for a federal form of constitution for the whole country, as a single, self- governing unit within the Commonwealth, based on parliamentary democracy with a bicameral legislature. February 24 The Alliance sweeps into office with a 100 per cent victory in Penang's first rural council election. Alliance candidates triumph in all eight wards - two on Penang Island and six in provinces Central and South - its candidates winning all 24 seats with large majorities. This, together with the 18 seats they have taken in nomination day walkovers in six other wards, gives the Alliance 42 seats in the four rural district councils - Penang Island, and provinces North, Central and South. Over 68 per cent of the electorate in the eight wards votes. Polling is heaviest in Permatang Pauh (Province Central), where 77.4 per cent cast their ballots. March 2 The Federation Government announces new regulations regarding subjects studied in schools. Malay - the national language - must be taught at least two hours a week in all the Federation's English, Chinese and Tamil primary schools. Fifth- and sixth-year students at Malay primary schools will be given six-and-a-half hours of tuition a week in Malay; pupils in the same standards in schools with other languages as media of instruction will be taught Malay three hours a week. Malay is also compulsory in secondary schools. The new regulations, however, do not apply to third-, fourth-, fifth- and sixth-year classes of Chinese secondary schools this year. The Registrar of Schools is given the power to approve a timetable for schools which cannot conform to regulations due to a lack of qualified teachers. May 3 Major Abbas Abdul Manan, 40, of the Fourth Battalion , the Malay Regiment, is to be the first Malay officer to command a battalion in the Federation Army. Currently second in command, he will take over on May 15 with the rank of lieutenant-colonel, succeeding Lt-Col E.S. Purcell, who returns to England. Major Abbas enlisted in the Malay Regiment in 1935. He distinguished himself at the 1942 Battle of Pasir Panjang Ridge, Singapore, against the Japanese. Since liberation, he has participated in numerous operations against the terrorists. May 22 Tanjong Malim, the Perak-Selangor border town whose people were branded "silent cowards" by former High Commissioner General Sir Gerald Templer, pledges to halt aiding the Communists with food and money, and to give information to the Government. The goal? To make Tanjong Malim a "white" area. In three months of 1952, this town 51 miles north of Kuala Lumpur racked up a record 15 murders, 11 woundings, five ambushes, five unsuccessful ambushes, 10 attacks on military and police patrols, one attack on a kampung, a train derailment, two damaged pipelines, five burnt lorries, three destroyed buses, 6,000 slashed rubber trees and16 bandit camps found! The terror culminated on March 25 in the killing of 13 men, including Assistant District Officer Michael Codner and PWD engineer W.J. Fourniss, whose party intended to repair a water pipeline damaged by terrorists. Templer imposed a 22-hour house curfew on Tanjong Malim, reduced its rice rations, closed schools and stopped bus services. The sentence was lifted two weeks later, after the arrest of over 40 people suspected of being bandit couriers and food suppliers. June 1 The Federation Army assumes operational command of all Malayan battalions, in an historic step towards greater responsibilities in the battle against Communist terrorists. Major- General F.H. Brooke, general officer commanding the Federation Army, becomes operational commander of all Malayan forces in central Malaya. With this command, two Federal brigades become responsible for almost two-thirds of Malaya. Director of Operations Lieutenant- General Sir Roger Bower retains overall command until Merdeka. Until yesterday, operational command of Malayan battalions was exercised by Malaya Command through HQ 17 Gurkha Division and HQ 1 Federal Division. Territorially, the new structure of operational control is to be: Central Malaya (Kedah, Perlis, Province Wellesley and Penang) - the Federal Army; Johor and Northern Perak - the British Army. June 27 The Malay Rulers approve the draft constitution for independent Malaya. The Rulers Conference decides the agreement with the Queen to abrogate the present constitution and bring into force the new one should be signed on Aug 5; it decides on the same date for the election of the country's first paramount Ruler and his deputy. July 1 Malayans give an enthusiastic welcome to Berita Harian, the Straits Times' rumi edition. Keeper of the Ruler's Seal Mustapha Albakri has no doubt it will "help bring Malays and non-Malays closer together." This sentiment is echoed by Indian interpreter in the magistrates' court M.P. Samy, who says: "I expect hereafter more non- Malays will understand the Malay viewpoint." Berita Harian is sold out throughout the country within a few hours of its first appearance. July 11 With shouts of "Merdeka!", the Federal Legislative Council accepts the draft constitution. It will meet again on Aug 14, to ratify the new Constitution. August 5 The Federation Agreement between the Queen - represented by High Commissioner Sir Donald MacGillivray - and the Malay Rulers is signed at King's House in Kuala Lumpur. The ceremony, which lasts over two hours, is sumptuous with the silk-and-gold-thread costumes of eight Rulers and their Menteris Besar. A hint of sadness is evident; Britain is ending an association with the Malay States which has extended for more than a century. But, says Sir Donald, "I believe the agreement we are about to sign provides an instrument of government well suited to the future needs of this multiracial country, and that the new nation it recognises in its new-won independence has a great and glorious future." The formal signing ceremony begins just before 9.30am. The 15 principal signatories - the High Commissioner, the eight Rulers, the Regent of Johor, and the five ruling chiefs of Negri Sembilan - sign with fountain pens on which is inscribed, "Federation of Malaya Agreement, 1957". Article Three of the Agreement states: "As from August 31, 1957, the Malay States and the Settlements shall be formed into a new Federation of States by the name of Persekutuan Tanah Melayu or, in English, the Federation of Malaya." The Agreement then revokes the Treaty of 1948, and the Queen ceases to exercise sovereignty over Penang and Malacca. At the same time, her power and jurisdiction over the Federation come to an end. August 10 The High Commissioner announces the names of nominees to the posts of Governor of Penang and Governor of Malacca. Minister for Health and Social Welfare Leong Yew Koh, says Sir Donald MacGillivray, will be Governor of Malacca; Speaker of the Federal Council Raja Sir Uda Raja Muhammad will be Governor of Penang. August 30 The 2,300,000-Malayan dollar Merdeka Stadium, brainchild of Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, is declared open by him. The topography of the site at Coronation Park - chosen by the Chief Minister - has lent itself to the construction of the earth amphitheatre, on which reinforced terraced seating has been laid. Upon this historic morning, the Duke of Gloucester, representative of the Queen, hands the constitutional instrument to Tunku Abdul Rahman, who then reads the proclamation of independence. The Federation's first Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Tuanku Sir Abdul Rahman, is thereafter sworn in. August 31 The Federal capital of Kuala Lumpur is a fairyland of lights; from all over the peninsula, people have gathered to witness the birth of a new nation. Visitors from overseas, too, are on hand - including teams of journalists, photographers and representatives from the world of television. By 9pm, 10,000 people stand ten deep at the town padang. At 11.58, a gleaming automobile sweeps into view, escorted by 30 Alliance motorcyclists. Prime Minister-designate Tunku Abdul Rahman alights. The atmosphere is electric; every light is switched off - and, from the Federal Secretariat clock tower, comes the first stroke of midnight ... The lights come on. As the deep chimes of the clock reverberate, the Union Jack is lowered and God Save the Queen fills the air of Malaya for the last time - a final tribute to Her Majesty. Then, the Federation flag is raised to flutter at the masthead; the national anthem - Terang Bulan, henceforth to be known as Negara Ku - is played publicly for the first time. The Federation is independent! A thunderous roar bursts forth: "Merdeka!" Tunku Abdul Rahman is enveloped in wave upon wave of exultant cheers ... September 2 Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan Tuanku Abdul Rahman is installed first Yang di-Pertuan Agong of the Federation of Malaya. The installation of this independent and sovereign State's Paramount Ruler culminates in his unsheathing of that august emblem of authority, the Keris of State, kissing its blade in acceptance of his high office. The 63-year-old monarch intones: "Wallahi, Wabillahi, Watallahi". September 4 Keeper of the Rulers' Seal Mustapha Albakri, 55, has been appointed Malaya's first Elections Commissioner. His first task will be to prepare for Federal by-elections in Johor and Perak, and the country's general and State elections no later than June 1959. In Johor, the by-election will be for the seat of S. Chelvasingam MacIntyre (Batu Pahat), who has been appointed Malaya's High Commissioner in India. In Perak it will be for the seat of former Minister for Health Leong Yew Koh (Ipoh and Menglembu), who has been appointed Governor of Malacca. September 10 The Cabinet of independent Malaya meets for the first time. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman is seated in the chair once occupied by the High Commissioner who, under the old regime, was chairman of the Executive Council. September 18 Malaya has been unanimously elected to membership of the United Nations by roll call. Sir Leslie Munro, president of the UN General Assembly, says he has the "great honour ... to welcome to our membership the new State of the Federation of Malaya." This is the fourth occasion since the creation of the UN in 1946 that Britain has had the privilege of proposing a newly-independent member of the Commonwealth for UN membership. October 24 Malaya becomes a contracting party to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. Minister of Commerce and Industry Tan Siew Sin accepts GATT obligations for the nation. October 30 The Alliance Party, sponsored by Umno, the Malayan Chinese Association and the Malayan Indian Congress, has been registered as a political organisation. Membership is open to any party of national character; applications must be unanimously approved by the three founder parties before admission. November 6 The Federation Government exposes the Malayan Communist Party's plan of deception, infiltration and subversion, publishing MCP documents so far seen only by top security officials. Contained in a booklet entitled "The Danger and Where It Lies", the documents reveal Communist plans to: use individual Umno and MCA members; infiltrate local village councils and trade unions; and introduce Red organisations to schools. In the publication's foreword, Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman - dubbing these Communists the "greatest single threat to Malaya's happiness and prosperity" - states: "Henceforth, emphasis will be laid by the terrorists on subversion - the undermining of the civilian population and the capture of legal and constitutional organisations - rather than on fighting the security forces." November 9 Seremban, in its entirety, is declared a "white" area beginning midnight - 36 hours after the last four terrorists there surrender. Curfews, food restrictions and gate checks in force for the past nine years are lifted. Normal life returns for the district's 133,000 people. Seremban, former stomping grounds of the Communist so-called 3rd Independent Platoon, is spread over 360 square miles. It is the 54th area in the country and the fourth in Negri Sembilan to be declared white; 28,050 square miles of the Federation - with a population of 3,397,000 - are white. The Seremban white area encompasses the village of Mantin to the northwest, 12 miles along the Kuala Pilah Road, 12 miles along the Seremban-Jelebu Road, and 10 miles down the Tampin Road. Tommorrow: 1958

Bauer West Virginia History, Volume 2 Extracted Ancestry.com History of West Virginia and the People (The Menager Line).*[*This Sketch was prepared by the late Ella S. Neale.] Edward C. Bauer, the first of this name to make his home in this country, was a native of Heilbroun, Germany, and came to this country about 1847 with his wife, Margaret Kattenbaum, who was also born in Heilbroun. By trade he was a shoemaker, and both he and his wife were devoted adherents of the Reformed Church. They were the parents of seven sons, of whom but the eldest and youngest are now living: Robert, the owner of a stationery store in Cincinnati, and Edward Christian, of whom below. (II) Edward Christian, youngest son of Edward C. and Margaret (Kattenbaum) Bauer, was born August 10, 1865, in Cincinnnati, Ohio. He was educated in the public schools of his native city, and has supplemented this early training by carefully selected reading in later life and by close observation. After leaving school he was engaged in various capacities in his native city in the meat and fish business, and obtained a thorough and practical knowledge of all its details. This thorough business equipment was about his only capital when he came to Charleston, West Virginia, in 1888, and it was with a borrowed capital of one hundred and fifty dollars that he laid the foundation of the magnificent organization, known as the Bauer Meat and Fish Company, Nos. 28-30 Capitol street, Charleston, of which he is the president and treasurer. The annual business done by this corporation is $125,000, and its scope is constantly increasing. The business was incorporated in the summer of 1907, with William J. Buck as vice-president and one of the directors, and G. R. Edgar as secretary, both considered among the most practical business men of the city. Only the finest stock of every kind is handled and they cater to the highest class of trade. It is mainly owing to the personal energy, and initiative of Mr. Bauer that the business has made the progress it has, as he is always ready to adopt new methods and ideas, if their practicability can be proven. He takes an active part in the public affairs of the city, giving his political support to the Republican party, and is a member of the Chamber of Commerce. His fraternal affiliations are with the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, and he is a charter member and treasurer of the local lodge. He and his wife are members of the Lutheran church. Mr. Bauer married Clara Bentz, who was born and educated in Charleston, West Virginia. Her father, Henry Bentz, was born in Germany, and upon coming to America, made his home in Charleston. He married a German lady of that city, and they have spent their lives there, where they are members of the Lutheran church. History of West Virginia and the People (The Menager Line).*[*This Sketch was prepared by the late Ella S. Neale.] Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore [email protected] http://members.aol.com/fiddlerben/gtindex.html surnames: Wolfgram, Kratochvil, Secor/Sicard, Jacques, Leguerre, Vallee and and

Dallas, Texas Directory, 1889-94 Extracted Ancestry.com Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year Adam Bauer G. H. Schoellkopf fitter boards Florian Laskowski Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Alexander Bauer Jacob Bauer bartender boards same Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Bertha Bauer (wid Jacob) r. northeast corner Moody, N. Masten Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Frederick. Bauer butcher r. east side N. Masten between Moody, Payne Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Jacob Bauer Saloon 301 N. Lamar corner Collin Mrs. S. Bauer Dallas TX 1889, 1890 John Bauer Geo. Hamm butcher boards same Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Lena Bauer (Mrs. Marcus) r. 328 Hord between Griffin, Magnolia Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Bauer Max. boards Mrs. Lena Bauer Dallas TX 1889, 1890 O. V. Bauer G., C. & S. F. Railway roundhouse blksmith Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Stephonie Bauer (wid Jacob) r. northeast corner N. Masten. Moody Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Leon Gal clerk boards Mrs. Lena Bauer Dallas TX 1889, 1890 David Glucksman traveling salesman boards Mrs. Lena Bauer Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Max Meyer Meyer Bros. Drug Company clerk boards Mrs. Lena Bauer Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Siegmund Meyer portrait painter studio over 729 Elm boards Mrs. Lena Bauer Dallas TX 1889, 1890 George Zimmerman Jacob Bauer bartender boards same Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Adam Bauer Padgitt Bros. shoefitter boards Florian Laskowski Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Alexander Bauer Mrs. Stephonie Bauer Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Frederick Bauer butcher r. 123 Moody Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Jacob Bauer r. 119 Moody corner N. Masten Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Max Bauer r. 184 Hord Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Otto V. Bauer Queen City Iron Works r. 169 S. Hill Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Stephonie Bauer (wid Jacob) Sanger Bros. dressmkr r. 119 Moody corner N. Masten Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Abraham Kaatz peddler boards Max Bauer Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Frank A. Carlson; John F. Thrash; Robert C. Housh; Otto V. Bauer; F. A. Carlson Queen City Iron Works manufacturing machinists, iron founders; proprs; general mgr 170-172 Horton corner Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Ry. Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Adam Bauer Padgitt Bros shoefitter r. 251 Crockett corner Juliet Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Alexander Bauer Grand Windsor Hotel works Mrs. S. Bauer Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Miss Bertha Bauer candy factory works Mrs. S. Bauer Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Frederick Bauer butcher r. 123 Moody corner N. Masten Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Miss Frieda Bauer Jesse D. Padgitt works r. same Dallas TX 1893, 1894 F. E. Bauer Mosher manufacturing Company patternmkr Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Jacob Bauer Daniel Ankele carpet cleaner r. 119 Moody Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Miss Louise Bauer candy factory works Mrs. S. Bauer Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Max Bauer r. 137 Collin corner Carter Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Miss Sophie Bauer candy factory works Mrs. S. Bauer Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Stefanie Bauer (wid Jacob) r. 119 Moody corner N. Masten Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Miss Walburg Bauer M. D. Garlington & Company works candy factory Jacob Bauer Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Hermina Mandel (Mrs. Sigmund) ladies' hair dresser, dealer in hair goods 318 Elm boards Max Bauer Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Miss Ida Meyer A. Harris & Company slslady boards Max Bauer Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore [email protected] http://members.aol.com/fiddlerben/gtindex.html surnames: Wolfgram, Kratochvil, Secor/Sicard, Jacques, Leguerre, Vallee and and

Dallas, Texas Directory, 1889-94 Extracted Ancestry.com BOWER SURNAME Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year Allen E. Bower King manufacturing Company boards 818 Wood Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Charles Bower cigars, tobacco, fruit 116 Akard between Main, Elm r. same Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Edwin G. Bower County Judge Dallas County Office Courthouse r. northeast corner Gaston avenue, street Joseph Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Richard Collins E. G. Bower works r. same Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Frank Gonzales Charles Bower clerk r. same Dallas TX 1889, 1890 J. M. Roberts; A. L. Randall; W. A. Disborough; A. E. Bower King Manufacturing Company president; vice-president and mgr; secretary and treasurer; general agent, mfrs oils, greases and axle grease 1308 Main between S. Pearl, Preston Dallas TX 1889, 1890 John C. Meeks Blankenship & Blake Company clerk rooms John W. Bower Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Allen E. Bower A. L. Randall & Company clerk Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Charles. Bower local freight office Houston & Texas Central Railway. office boy E. G. Bower Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Edwin G. Bower Dallas County County Judge Office Courthouse r. 407 Gaston avenue corner street Joseph Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Frederick Bower Sanderson & Bower r. corner Moody, Masten Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Bower R. Parks Parks Grocery Company proprietor 356 Elm rooms G. H. Plowman; boards Mrs. R. J. Coleman Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Bower R. Parks Parks Grocery Company proprietor; groceries, provisions 356 Elm corner Stone Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Solomon Randall E. G. Bower works r. same Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Robert T. Sanderson; Frederick Bower Sanderson & Bower groceries, meat market 316 Main Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Alexander Bower Grand Windsor dishwasher r. same Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Allen E. Bower Doolittle, Simpson & Company clerk Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Charles L. Bower student Edwin G. Bower Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Edwin G. Bower Attorney r. 407 Gaston avenue corner street Joseph Dallas TX 1893, 1894 George Bower laborer boards F. Ganzer Dallas TX 1893, 1894 James R. Bower Dallas Gas Company office boy E. G. Bower Dallas TX 1893, 1894 First Name.. appears to be Bower.. Bower R. Parks Parks & Bradford Mrs. M. Caruth Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Bower R. Parks; Thomas L. Bradford Parks & Bradford groceries 338 Elm Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Charles Bowers section hand boards David Fitzgerald Dallas TX 1889, 1890 David Bowers Texas Paper Company press feeder 1113 Elm Dallas TX 1889, 1890 David Bowers carpenter r. 1113 Elm Dallas TX 1889, 1890 George Bowers Texas Paper Company feeder 1113 Elm Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Miss Ida Bowers Elbert R. Williams Dallas TX 1889, 1890 O. O. Bowers G., C. & S. F. Railway roundhouse blksmith r. south side Hill between Willow, G., C. & S. F. Railway Dallas TX 1889, 1890 Charles E. Bowers Bowers & Company r. northwest corner S. Ervay, Park Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Bowers & Company; Charles E. Bowers, ---- Company tailors, cleaners, repairers 111 N. Ervay Dallas TX 1891, 1892 David Bowers carpenter r. 110 Ray Dallas TX 1891, 1892 David E. Bowers Texas Paper Company works David Bowers Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year George G. Bowers Texas Paper Company pressman David Bowers Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Joseph Bowers fruit stand boards Mrs. Louise Doerle Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Miss Kittie Bowers Hanlin's Variety Theater actress boards Jas. Hanlin Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Maria Bowers Mrs. Laura Miller works r. same Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Otis V. Bowers Queen City Iron Works blksmith r. 169 S. Hill Dallas TX 1891, 1892 Mary Fleshman (wid Samuel T.) O. V. Bowers Dallas TX 1891, 1892 David Bowers carpenter r. 110 Ray Dallas TX 1893, 1894 David E. Bowers Texas Paper Company stereotyper r. 110 Ray Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Frank Bowers patternmkr boards B. A. Ramsay Dallas TX 1893, 1894 George G. Bowers Texas paper Company pressman r. 110 Ray Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Maria Bowers Adolph Metzler works r. same Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Otis V. Bowers blksmith r. 169 S. Hill avenue Dallas TX 1893, 1894 Brenda K. Wolfgram Moore [email protected] http://members.aol.com/fiddlerben/gtindex.html surnames: Wolfgram, Kratochvil, Secor/Sicard, Jacques, Leguerre, Vallee and and

THIS MESSAGE IS FORWARDED FROM THE BOWER-L. PLEASE DO NOT HIT REPLY TO RESPOND TO IT. Instead, please direct your response to "Dennis Bowers" <[email protected]> -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [BOWER] Roll Call Resent-Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 20:15:28 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: [email protected] Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 19:48:42 -0500 From: "Dennis Bowers" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Researching Bowers, eastern Tennessee, circa 1800. Looking for connections to my line. Descendants of James BOWERS - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-James BOWERS b: bet 1745 and 50 in Virginia d: 1789 in Greene, Tennessee sp: Kissa ??? b: in Virginia m: in Virginia d: bet 1813 and 15 in Greene, Tennessee 2-Elizabeth BOWERS b: bef 1774 2-John BOWERS b: bef 1774 in Virginia 2-Richard BOWERS b: bef 1774 2-William BOWERS b: 1773/74 in Virginia d: 1855 in Roane, Tennessee sp: Catherine WEEMS b: abt 1775 in Orange, North Carolina m: Sep 30 1793 in Greene, Tennessee d: bet 1830 and 50 3-James BOWERS b: 1790/00 d: bet 1844 and 47 in Roane, Tennessee sp: Feraby KINMAN b: 1800/1 in Georgia m: Jan 6 1819 in Rhea, Tennessee 4-James BOWERS b: bet 1815 and 20 4-Samuel BOWERS b: Sep 20 1820 in Tennessee d: Jun 27 1890 in McDonald, Missouri 4-Elizabeth BOWERS b: bet 1820 and 25 d: Oct 19 1889 in SanSaba, Texas 4-William BOWERS b: bet 1825 and 30 4-Minerva BOWERS b: bet 1825 and 30 4-John BOWERS b: bet 1830 and 35 4-Thomas Wesley BOWERS b: bet 1835 and 40 4-Mary BOWERS b: aft 1840 3-John BOWERS b: bet 1800 and 10 3-William BOWERS b: Nov 14 1805 in Greene, Tennessee d: Jun 5 1862 sp: Hannah P. ??? b: Mar 27 1814 in North Carolina d: Nov 21 1893 4-Carroll BOWERS b: 1838/39 4-Veronica BOWERS b: 1841/42 3-Elizabeth BOWERS sp: Claborn KINMAN m: Aug 10 1819 2-Mary BOWERS b: abt 1779

THIS MESSAGE IS FORWARDED FROM THE BOWER-L. PLEASE DO NOT HIT REPLY TO RESPOND TO IT. Instead, please address your message to <[email protected]> -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [BOWER] Roll Call: MA--NY--IA Resent-Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 07:40:50 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: [email protected] Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 10:40:02 EDT From: [email protected] To: [email protected] I'm a newbie that inherited an unsourced document: John BOWERS parents came from Essex County, England and settled in MA. Later moved to NY. John BOWERS: b. Dec 5, 1765, d. Jan 25, 1836. John married Clarinda KNICKERBOCKER on Dec 9, 1784. Clarinda: b. Feb 22, 1766, d. Sep 4, 1832 Children: Milton: b. Sep 20, 1788 d. Mar 16, 1814 Orasamus: b. Jan 5, 1790 d. Feb 25, 1842 Cynthia: b. Nov 12, 1792 JOHN: b. Mar 14, 1795 d. Mar 4, 1867 in Vernon Springs, Howard, IA Isaac: b. Aug 21, 1798 Jonathan: b. Mary 18, 1800 d. 1873 in York Twp, Washtenaw, MI. Clarinda: b. Dec 25, 1804 d. Jan 16, 1805 Cornelia: b. Dec 25, 1804 d. May 25, 1842 Clarinda P: b. Dec 22, 1809 d. Sept 1832 John BOWERS married Clarissa WALLACE, daughter of Henry and Sabra DODGE Wallace on Apr 8th 1819. Children: All believed to be born in NY, in or near Genesee Cty Alonza: b. Jun 4, 1820 d. May 12, 1893 JOHN MILTON: b. Apr 26, 1822 in Genesee County, NY d. Feb 11, 1919 in Sioux City, Woodbury, IA Truman Wallace: b. jun 18, 1824 d. Jul 16, 1825 Clarinda: b. Jul 23, 1826 d. Dec 24, 1904 James Henry: b. Mar 19, 1829 Lived in Vernon Springs, Howard, IA in 1860 Sabra Ann: b. Aug 6, 1831 d. Apr 24, 1908 Philander Charles: b. Aug 30, 1834 Clarissa Cornelia b. Jul 9, 1837 d. Apr 3, 1908 Freeman Sanford: b. Jun 30, 1840 d. Dec 26, 1844 Cynthia: b. Jun 30, 1840 d. Feb 7, 1841 John Milton BOWERS born in Genesee County, NY Apr 26, 1822. Lived in Delevan, NY. In 1850, they joined the great trek west and stopped in Rockford, IL. In 1852 they moved on to Iowa and settled in Howard County. John married Jane Elizabeth LOOMIS on Sep 30, 1846 in Rushford, NY. Jane: b. Jul 24, 1826 in Machias, Cataraugas, NY d. Feb 10, 1908 Sioux City, Woodbury, IA Children: ANDREW ADELBERT: b. Sep 12, 1847 in Delevan, NY d. Dec 23, 1876 in Iowa Oscar Alonzo: b. Aug 31, 1849 in Delevan, NY d. Jan 25, 1850 in Delevan, NY WILLIAM WALLACE: b. June 30, 1852 in Rockford, IL d. Aug 6, 1942 in Sioux City, Woodbury, IA Emma M.: b. Mar 27, 1858 in Howard Cty, IA d. Mar 23, 1863 in Howard Cty, IA Andrew Adelbert BOWERS married Rena Evelyn THAYER on Oct 20th, 1870. Believed Bradford Twp, Chickasaw, IA Rena Evelyn b. Mar 17, 1851 in Ashville, NY d. Dec 25, 1939 in Sioux City, Woodbury, IA Children: William DeLee: b. Sep 9, 1872 d. Nov 28, 1943 MAY (Mary) EDNA: b. Nov 3, 1874 in Hastings, Dakota, MN d. Mar 6, 1941 in Redfield, Spink, SD ANDREW ADELBERT died in 1876, leaving two children and widow Rena Evelyn. On Sep 20, 1878, Rena Evelyn married (2nd) Andrew's brother, WILLIAM WALLACE BOWERS. Children: Jessica Beryl: b. Jan 20, 1881 d. Sep 20, 1970 Evelyn: b. Feb 7, 1883 d. Sep 3, 1968 MAY EDNA BOWERS married Bertrand Burton HORNBY on Jun 15, 1895 Bertrand b. Dec 4, 1867 in Solon Mills, IL d. Feb 22, 1935 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN Anybody connected to this?

THIS IS FORWARDED TO YOU FROM THE BOWER-L. PLEASE DO NOT HIT REPLY TO RESPOND TO IT. Instead, please direct your message to "Brenda" <[email protected]> -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [BOWER] Bower and Bowers -Maryland Military Men, 1917-1918 Resent-Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 07:21:41 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: [email protected] Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 10:20:49 EDT From: [email protected] To: [email protected] http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4545.htm Search Results Free database until May 5 2000 Search Terms: LUTHER (158) Database: Maryland Military Men, 1917-1918 Source Information: Maryland in the World War, 1917-1919; Military and Naval Service Records, Vol. I-II. Baltimore, MD: Twentieth Century Press, 1933 BOWER: Name: Jacob L Bower Race: white Address: Funkstown, Washington Co. Birth Place: Funkstown, Md. Birth Date: 27 Dec 1894 Comment: RA 7/29/17 pvt; pvt 1c 9/6/17; corp 2/1/18, Co A 59 Inf; Co A 10 MG Bn 11/26/17; Patient at Hosp 8/7/18; Co A 10 MG Bn 1/6/19, Hon disch 8/2/19, Overseas 5/7/18 to 7/27/19, Aisne-Marne; Vesle Sector, Wounded slightly 8/7/18 Name: Raymond Gerard Bower Race: white Address: 801 Virginia Ave., Hagerstown, Washington Co. Birth Place: Hagerstown, Md. Birth Date: 25 Sep 1897 Comment: Ind 10/29/18 pvt, SATC Md. State College of Agric, Hon disch 12/14/18 Name: Rolland Follmer Bower Race: white Address: 400 Potomac Ave., Hagerstown, Washington Co. Birth Place: Watsontown, Pa. Birth Date: 03 Dec 1890 Comment: Ind 1/10/18 pvt; pvt 1c 1/12/18, School of Mil Aero Cambridge Mass., Hon disch 3/17/18, ORC 3/18/18 2 lt Av Sec Sig C, Chanute Field Ill.; Unasgd 7/15/18; 831 Aero Sq 8/2/18, Hon disch 12/21/18, Overseas 7/21/18 to 12/5/18 Name: William Keefer Bower Race: white Address: 120 N. Mulberry St., Hagerstown, Washington Co. Birth Place: Hagerstown, Md. Birth Date: 30 Apr 1898 Comment: Ind 10/26/18 pvt, SATC St Johns College, Hon disch 12/18/18 BOWERS Name: Allen Paul Bowers Race: white Address: Gorman, Garrett Co. Birth Place: Schell, W.Va. Birth Date: 25 Jan 1893 Comment: Ind 5/24/18 pvt, 8 Co 2 Bn 154 Dep Brig; Co C 311 MG Bn 6/20/18, Hon disch 6/2/19, Overseas 7/8/18 to 5/25/19, Avocourt Sector; Meuse-Argonne; Troyon Sector; Meuse-Argonne Maryland in the World War 1917-1919; Military and Naval Service Records, Volumes I & II Serbian Order of St. Sava Name: Austin Jenkins Bowers Race: white Address: Crumpton, Queen Annes Co. Birth Place: Owings Mills. Md. Birth Date: 07 Aug 1897 Comment: Ind 10/25/18 pvt, Btry D 34 Arty CAC, Hon disch 12/4/18 Maryland in the World War 1917-1919; Military and Naval Service Records, Volumes I & II Serbian Order of St. Sava Name: Charles C Bowers Race: white Address: 515 Jefferson St., Hagerstown, Washington Co. Birth Place: Hagerstown, Md. Birth Date: 13 Mar 1901 Comment: RA 6/26/17 pvt, Btry B 16 FA; 1 Btry Tng Bn 7 FA 9/18/17; Btry F 6 FA 11/24/17, Hon disch 3/22/18 minority concealed Name: Charles Edwin Bowers Race: white Address: Brunswick, Frederick Co. Birth Place: Hagerstown, Md. Birth Date: 02 Feb 1894 Comment: Ind 7/23/18 pvt, 154 Dep Brig; 118 Engrs 9/9/18; 1 Dev Bn Ft Benjamin Harrison Ind. 10/1/18, Hon disch 12/9/18 Name: Charles H Bowers Race: white Address: Fairground Ave., Hagerstown, Washington Co. Birth Place: Washington Co., Md. Age: 39 yrs 10 mos Comment: NG 5/3/17 pvt, Co B 1 Md. Inf; Co B 115 Inf; Det QMC Camp McClellan Ala. 5/28/18, Hon disch 7/21/18 SCD Name: Charles S Bowers Race: white Address: 4617 1st Ave., Canton, Baltimore Co. Birth Place: Baltimore, Md. Birth Date: 17 Dec 1893 Comment: Ind 7/24/18 pvt; wag 12/1/18, 154 Dep Brig; 11 FA Brig 8/19/18; Sup Co 32 FA 8/22/18, Hon disch 12/10/18 Name: Earl Lee Bowers Race: white Address: 4202 Eastern Ave., Highlandtown, Baltimore Co. Birth Place: Columbus, Ohio Age: 21 yrs 10 mos Comment: NRF 6/1/18 fireman 3c, Recg Ship Norfolk Va.; Hq 5 Naval Dist 6/10/18; Deserted 8/17/18; Delivered Great Lakes Ill. 2/1/19; Prisoner at Naval Prison Portsmouth N.H. 5/3/19, Dish disch 10/18/19 Name: Edward A Bowers Race: white Address: RFD, Millington, Queen Annes Co. Birth Place: Queen Annes Co., Md. Age: 21 yrs 9 mos Comment: Ind 12/20/17 pvt, 14 Co 154 Dep Brig, Hon disch 3/28/18 phys dis Name: Frank Bowers Race: white Address: 1219 Scott St., Baltimore Birth Place: Williston, Md. Birth Date: 30 Oct 1898 Comment: RA 8/23/17 pvt; pvt 1c 11/3/17, Btry D 17 FA, Hon disch 8/13/19, Overseas 12/14/17 to 8/4/19, Toulon-Troyon Sector; Aisne; Chateau-Thierry Sector; Aisne-Marne; Marbache Sector; Limey Sector; St Mihiel; Limey Sector; Meuse-Argonne Name: Frank C Bowers Race: white Address: 907 W. Lombard St., Baltimore Birth Place: Baltimore, Md. Age: 25 yrs 5 mos Comment: Ind 4/25/18 pvt, 154 Dep Brig; Co C 146 Inf 5/28/18; Patient at Hosp 10/18/18; Co C 146 Inf 1/19/19, Hon disch 4/16/19, Overseas 6/15/18 to 4/1/19, Baccarat Sector; Avocourt Sector; Meuse-Argonne; Pannes Sector Name: Frank E Bowers Race: white Address: 416 N. Rose St., Baltimore Birth Place: Brunswick, Md. Age: 27 yrs 6 mos Comment: RA 12/14/17 pvt; cook 3/16/18, Det QMC Ft Slocum N.Y.; 2 Casual Co Camp Meigs D.C. 1/17/18; 13 Co QM Det Camp Meigs D.C. 2/28/18; 14 Co QM Det 6/3/18; 502 Refrig Plant Co 9/2/18; 3763 Brest Casual Co 7/28/19; 1097 Hoboken Casual Co 8/22/19; 10 Disch Unit Camp Dix N.J. 8/25/19, Hon disch 8/25/19 reenl, Overseas 9/19/18 to 8/22/19 Name: Frederick Russell Bowers Star: died in World War service under honorable conditions. Race: white Address: 515 Jefferson St., Hagerstown, Washington Co. Birth Place: Hagerstown, Md. Birth Date: 29 Oct 1898 Comment: RA 8/17/17 pvt; pvt 1c 10/8/17; corp 5/2/18, Co K 39 Inf; Co B 4 Am Tn 1/7/18, Overseas 5/22/18 to death, Aisne-Marne; Vesle Sector; Sommedieue Sector; St Mihiel; Meuse-Argonne, Died wounds 11/4/18 Name: George Bowers Race: white Address: RFD 1, New Market, Frederick Co. Birth Place: Liberty, Md. Birth Date: 05 Sep 1894 Comment: Ind 6/26/18 pvt; pvt 1c 10/1/18, 154 Dep Brig; Co A 11 Am Tn 8/20/18, Hon disch 12/14/18 Name: George B Bowers Race: white Address: 907 Lombard St., Baltimore Birth Place: Baltimore, Md. Age: 22 yrs 11 mos Comment: Ind 9/29/17 pvt, Co L 313 Inf; Sup Co 313 Inf 12/14/17, Hon disch 6/9/19, Overseas 7/8/18 to 5/29/19, Avocourt Sector; Meuse-Argonne; Troyon Sector; Meuse-Argonne Name: George Edward Bowers Race: white Address: 2820 Elliott St., Baltimore Birth Place: Baltimore, Md. Age: 21 yrs Comment: USN 8/22/19 app sea; fireman 3c 11/25/18; fireman 2c 1/1/19, Naval Tng Sta Great Lakes Ill.; Hampton Roads Va. 11/25/18; USS Kearsarge 12/5/18, Hon disch 10/11/19 Name: George Ernest Bowers Race: white Address: 1009 N. Gay St., Baltimore Birth Place: Hagerstown, Md. Birth Date: 08 Dec 1898 Comment: NG pvt; corp 4/19/17; sgt 8/12/18, Co I 4 Md. Inf; Co L 115 Inf 10/1/17, Hon disch 6/4/19, Overseas 6/14/18 to 5/24/19, Center Sector; Meuse-Argonne Name: George H Bowers Race: white Address: Laurel, Prince Georges Co. Birth Place: York, Pa. Age: 26 yrs 3 mos Comment: ERC 1/23/18 pvt 1c, School of Mil Aero Cornell Univ 6/8/18; AS Kelly Field Tex. 9/5/18, Hon disch 3/13/19 Name: Grayson Hunter Bowers Race: white Address: Frederick, Frederick Co. Birth Place: Frederick, Md. Birth Date: 13 Jul 1896 Comment: ORC 8/15/17 2 lt FA; FA 11/12/17 2 lt Cav; 1 lt Cav 11/12/17, (Ft Niagara N.Y.); 19 FA; 82 FA 12/10/17, Resigned 9/30/19 Name: Herbert Bowers Race: white Address: Owings Mills, Baltimore Co. Birth Place: Frederick Co., Md. Age: 31 yrs 5 mos Comment: Ind 9/25/17 pvt; cook 12/12/17, 154 Dep Brig; Co G 327 Inf 10/15/17, Hon disch 5/26/19, Overseas 4/25/18 to 5/18/19, Lucey Sector; Marbache Sector; St Mihiel; Marbache Sector; Meuse-Argonne Name: Herbert H Bowers Race: white Address: RFD 1, Millington, Queen Annes Co. Birth Place: Millington, Md. Birth Date: 27 Nov 1895 Comment: Ind 5/28/18 pvt, Co D 313 Inf; Missing in Action 9/26/18; Co D 313 Inf 11/19/18, Hon disch 6/7/19, Overseas 7/8/18 to 5/29/19, Avocourt Sector; Meuse-Argonne Name: Howell B Bowers Race: white Address: Easton, Talbot Co. Birth Place: Easton, Md. Birth Date: 07 Oct 1876 Comment: NG 6/1/17 pvt; corp 12/1/18, Co C 1 Md. Inf; Co C 115 Inf; Camp Sup Off Camp McClellan Ala. 5/28/18, Hon disch 5/7/19 Name: Irvin Ernest Bowers Race: white Address: Bel Air, Harford Co. Birth Place: Christiansburg, Va. Birth Date: 07 Apr 1899 Comment: NG 4/13/17 pvt; pvt 1c 8/1/18, Co D 1 Md. Inf; Co D 115 Inf; Co D 1 Pion Inf 4/8/18, Hon disch 7/19/19, Overseas 7/9/18 to 7/7/19, Aisne-Marne; Oise-Aisne; Meuse-Argonne Name: James Harrison Bowers Race: white Address: 62 E. Baltimore St., Hagerstown, Washington Co. Birth Place: Indian Springs, Md. Birth Date: 19 Jun 1892 Comment: NG sgt, Co B 1 Md. Inf, Hon disch 5/19/17 dependency, NG 6/13/17 2 lt Inf; 1 lt Inf 9/13/18, Co B 1 Md. Inf; Co B 115 Inf; Co D 115 Inf 5/3/18; Casual 8/13/18; 71 Inf 9/2/18, Hon disch 12/13/18, Overseas 6/13/18 to 9/2/18, Center Sector Name: James T Bowers Race: colored Address: Kennedyville, Kent Co. Birth Place: Still Pond, Md. Birth Date: 01 Jul 1886 Comment: Ind Somerset Co. N.J. 8/5/18 pvt; pvt 1c 10/11/18; corp 2/14/19, 152 Dep Brig; Camp Upton September Aut Repl Draft 9/11/18; 21 Dep Serv Co Army Serv C 10/8/18, Hon disch 8/30/19, Overseas 9/20/18 to 8/25/19 Name: James W Bowers Race: white Address: Finksburg, Carroll Co. Birth Place: Carroll Co., Md. Age: 18 yrs Comment: NG 4/9/17 pvt; pvt 1c 11/22/18, Co H 1 Md. Inf; Co C 112 MG Bn 10/1/17, Hon disch 6/5/19, Overseas 6/15/18 to 5/24/19, Center Sector; Meuse-Argonne Name: John T Bowers Race: white Address: White Marsh, Baltimore Co. Birth Place: White Marsh, Md. Birth Date: 11 Feb 1896 Comment: Ind 9/29/17 pvt; wag 11/22/17, 154 Dep Brig; Co A 313 Inf 10/13/17; Sup Co 313 Inf 10/16/17, Hon disch 6/9/19, Overseas 7/8/18 to 5/29/19, Avocourt Sector; Meuse-Argonne; Troyon Sector; Meuse-Argonne Name: Joseph E Bowers Race: white Address: 416 N. Rose St., Baltimore Birth Place: Baltimore, Md. Age: 35 yrs 8 mos Comment: NG 6/26/17 pvt; cook; pvt 7/5/18; pvt 1c 12/1/18; cook 4/30/19, Hq Co 5 Md. Inf; Hq Co 110 FA; Btry A 110 FA 1/25/19, Hon disch 7/22/19, Overseas 7/5/18 to 7/13/19 Name: Kenneth Bowers Race: white Address: 1018 N. Bond St., Baltimore Birth Place: Hagerstown, Md. Age: 19 yrs Comment: NG pvt; pvt 1c 8/1/17; pvt 9/30/17, Co L 4 Md. Inf; MG Co 115 Inf 10/1/17, Hon disch 6/6/19, Overseas 6/15/18 to 5/24/19, Center Sector; Meuse-Argonne Name: Lester C Bowers Race: white Address: 639 Eutaw St., Hagerstown, Washington Co. Birth Place: Toledo, Ohio Age: 24 yrs 8 mos Comment: Ind 12/27/17 pvt; sgt 4/1/18; pvt 6/17/18; corp 8/29/18; sgt 10/12/18; pvt 12/11/18, 14 Co 154 Dep Brig; 43 Co 154 Dep Brig 6/21/18; Co L 71 Inf 8/10/18, Hon disch 1/31/19 Name: Melville Dorey Bowers Race: white Address: RFD, Laurel, Anne Arundel Co. Birth Place: Bloserville, Pa. Birth Date: 17 Nov 1887 Comment: Ind 8/8/18 pvt; corp 10/14/18, Co G 56 Pion Inf, Hon disch 6/14/19, Overseas 9/4/18 to 6/9/19, Meuse-Argonne Name: Paul B Bowers Race: white Address: Oak Hill, Frederick Co. Birth Place: Oak Hill, Md. Age: 19 yrs 11 mos Comment: NG 6/4/17 pvt, Co A 1 Md. Inf; Co A 115 Inf; Co A 1 Pion Inf 4/6/18, Hon disch 7/19/19, Overseas 7/9/18 to 7/7/19, Aisne-Marne; Oise-Aisne; Meuse-Argonne Name: Ralph Firestone Bowers Race: white Address: Harmony Grove, Frederick Co. Birth Place: Frederick Co., Md. Birth Date: 22 Jan 1900 Comment: Ind 10/2/18 pvt, SATC Pa. College, Hon disch 12/16/18 Name: Raymond J Bowers Race: white Address: 907 W. Lombard St., Baltimore Birth Place: Batlimore, Md. Birth Date: 15 Dec 1896 Comment: Ind 8/27/18 pvt, 46 Co 154 Dep Brig; 6 Co Potomac CAC 9/21/18; 4 Co CAC 10/4/18; Hq Tr 2 Army Arty 10/9/18; Casual 12/7/18; 9 Co 154 Dep Brig 4/22/19, Hon disch 5/1/19, Overseas 10/26/18 to 3/8/19 Name: Samuel J Bowers Race: white Address: Emmorton, Harford Co. Birth Place: Baltimore, Md. Birth Date: 22 Oct 1888 Comment: Ind 5/28/18 pvt; pvt 1c 10/23/18, 9 Bn 154 Dep Brig; Co G 313 Inf 6/12/18, Hon disch 6/17/19, Overseas 7/8/18 to 6/2/19, Avocourt Sector; Meuse-Argonne; Troyon Sector; Meuse-Argonne Name: Sherman Philip Bowers Race: white Address: Lewistown. Frederick Co. Birth Place: Lewistown, Md. Birth Date: 16 Sep 1889 Comment: RA 12/14/17 pvt, 40 Balloon Co, Hon disch 4/17/18 to accept appointment as field clk, NA 4/30/18 field clk AGD, Judge Adv Off Hq 5 Base Sec; Casual 8/19/19, Hon disch 9/5/19, Overseas 5/16/18 to 9/4/19 Name: Theodore S Bowers Race: white Address: Hagerstown, Washington Co. Birth Place: Hagerstown, Md. Birth Date: 19 Jul 1897 Comment: Ind 10/25/18 pvt, Co B 62 Am Tn, Hon disch 12/4/18 Name: William A Bowers Race: white Address: 2829 Elliott St., Baltimore Birth Place: Baltimore, Md. Age: 23 yrs 10 mos Comment: Ind 6/15/18 pvt, 28 Prov Sq Vancouver Wash.; 91 Spruce Sq, Hon disch 1/25/19 Name: William David Bowers Race: white Address: 104 Clarke Place, Frederick, Frederick Co. Birth Place: Frederick, Md. Birth Date: 16 Sep 1894 Comment: Ind 7/22/18 pvt; pvt 1c 9/1/18; pvt 9/21/18, 154 Dep Brig; 155 Dep Brig 9/22/18, Hon disch 12/10/18 Name: William H Bowers Race: white Address: 515 Jefferson St., Hagerstown, Washington Co. Birth Place: Hagerstown, Md. Birth Date: 21 Mar 1897 Comment: Ind 8/29/18 pvt, 154 Dep Brig; Co A 87 Engrs 9/12/18, Hon disch 12/18/18 Name: William T Bowers Race: white Address: Crumpton, Queen Annes Co. Birth Place: Owings Mills, Md. Birth Date: 09 Oct 1889 Comment: Ind 4/29/18 pvt, 154 Dep Brig; 306 Mec Rep Shop Unit 5/24/18, Hon disch 10/27/18, USA 10/28/18 2 lt MTC, Motor Sup Tn 96 Div, Hon disch 12/6/18 Name: William Walter Bowers Race: white Address: 2724 Mosher St., Baltimore Birth Place: Washington, D.C. Birth Date: 20 Nov 1895 Comment: NRF 5/9/17 sea 2c; yeo 3c 10/1/17, USS Bulgaria 5/22/17; Dist Sup Off Norfolk Va. 5/28/17, NRF 2/12/18 pay clk; ens Sup C 5/27/18, Sup Off 5 Naval Dist; Hq 5 Naval Dist 5/24/18; Naval Academy Annapolis Md. 6/17/18; Navy Yard New York N.Y. 8/1/18; New York Univ 5/16/19, Inact 7/3/19 Name: Thaddeus Ray Bowers Race: white Address: 1535 Bentalou St., Baltimore Birth Place: Littleton, N.C. Age: 22 yrs 1 mo Comment: Ind 10/2/17 pvt; corp 6/1/18; sgt 11/6/18, Co I 313 Inf; Det QMC GHQ 10/29/17, Hon disch 7/30/19, Overseas 12/3/17 to 7/20/19 Hope you found a clue~ brenda [email protected]

Hi everyone, I just uploaded all the new queries at the Homestead. If you've placed on in the last two months, please go there and check it. Even if you haven't placed one, you might want to check them. You just might get a bingo from doing so....... In case you don't have the URL, the Homestead is now at <http://www.crosswinds.net/~bowerhomestead>. I hope you all have a terrific Tuesday! Colleen

VA: Francis, b. 1808 Is anyone researching this BOWERS line?: Francis Bowers, b. 1808 m. Dec. 24, 1829, Lunenburg County - Angelina Bishop chidren: Sarah F. T. Bowers, b. 1830, d, Dec. 17, 1892; m. Mar 10 1851 - James Bishop, son of John and Mary (Tisdale) Bishop. Benjamin J. Bowers, b. 1834; Mary C. Bowers, b. 1836 If so, please contact me at [email protected] I would love to find his parent and sibling info. Linda

THIS MESSAGE IS FORWARDED FROM THE BOWER-L. PLEASE DO NOT HIT REPLY TO RESPOND TO IT. Instead, please address your response to "Ron & Jen Bailey" <[email protected]> -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [BOWER] Roll Call Resent-Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 08:12:33 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: [email protected] Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 09:11:05 -0600 From: "Ron & Jen Bailey" <[email protected]> Organization: Microsoft Corporation To: [email protected] Hello Everyone, I am still looking for connections to my 3rd Great Grandmother: Mary Bowers born Abt. 1776 in Pennsylvania and died 11 Mar 1858 in Chester, Morrow County, Ohio; married 21 Nov 1796 in Pennsylvania to Joseph Howard, Sr. born Abt. 1771 in New Jersey and died 12 Sep 1852 in Chester, Morrow County, Ohio. Looking siblings, parents, etc. Any information appreciated. Thanks, Jen Bailey HOWARD, BOWERS, CORWIN, UMBAUGH, BARNEY, WALLING, CLUTTER, and many more. [email protected]

THIS MESSAGE IS FORWARDED FROM THE BOWER-L. PLEASE DO NOT HIT REPLY TO RESPOND TO IT. Instead, please address your response to <[email protected]> -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [BOWER] Roll Call Bauer/Bowers in PA Resent-Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 08:16:40 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: [email protected] Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 11:16:00 -0400 From: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] To: [email protected] Mathaus Bauer 1830's?-5 Dec 1904 m Wilhemina Reibel 1830's-? . a1 John Martin? Bauer . a2 Conrad John Bauer 20 Sep 1867-1953? .... m Ida May ? 1872-? ...... b1 Alma Bauer 1895?-1953? ......... m Walter Kraft ...... b2 Leroy Robert Bowers, Sr. 15 Apr 1896-14 Apr 1972 ......... m Anna Marie Schwartz ........... c1 William Clinton "Babe" Bowers 1926?-present .............. m Rita Hoffman ................ d1 Gregory William Bowers Aug 1952-26 Mar 1989 ................ d2 Thomas Edward Bowers 1954-present ................ d3 Loreen Ann Bowers 1954-present (? Haag) ........... c2 Leroy Robert Bowers, Jr. 18 Jan 1924-26 Jan 1981 .............. m Laverne Eleanor Maser 17 Mar 1923-present ................ d1 Robert Allan "Bob" Bowers 1950-present ................... m (1) Lynn ? (divorced) ......................... e1 Robert Bowers ?-present ......................(2) Robbie ? ......................(3) Joannie ? ................ d2 Bette Bowers 1955-present ................... m (Kevin Lloyd, Sr.) ................ d3 Beverly Bowers 1954-present ................... m (Claude "Butch" Luzier) ?-present ................ d4 Barbara Lee Bowers 20 Aug 1946-present ................... m (1) Russell Large ?-present (divorced) ......................(2) Brian ? ?-present ......................(3) Wess McKewin ?-present ................ d5 Bonnie Lynn Bowers 20 Aug 1946-present ................... m (Allan Merideth McMinn) 22 May 1941-present me!................... e1 Lenard Allan McMinn 11 Nov 1963-present

THIS MESSAGE IS FORWARDED FROM THE BOWER-L. PLEASE DO NOT HIT REPLY TO RESPOND TO IT. Instead, please address your response to "Joy Payne" <[email protected]>. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [BOWER] Roll Call Resent-Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 10:24:54 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: [email protected] Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 13:24:21 EDT From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Looking for: REV JACOB B BAUER 1802-1867 death/burial possibly in Owen Co, IN 1st wife possibly ANNE GARDNER 1802-1835 death/burial possibly Wayne Co OH. 2nd wife CATHERINE DURSTINE 1806-1879 death burial possibly Owen Co Indiana Son of Jacob Bauer SAMUEL GARDNER BOWERS 1825-1881 death/burial possibly Highland Kansas 1st wife: SARAH BAYES 1829-1850 death in Holmes Co OH 2nd wife: MARTHA DILLON 1832-1879 death/burial possibly Highland Kansas Would like to find proof of these dates. My direct line here forward is proven. Here back is taken from a book called "Trail of the Pioneers" By Lister O (Bowers) Weiss and Edna M (Fetzer)Weiss in 1952. It includes the Bauer/Bower/Bowers surnames. I have been told by others that all the included info may not be correct. Any help correcting this is appreciated. feel free to respond to my personal email: [email protected] Joy Payne

THIS MESSAGE IS FORWARDED FROM THE BOWER-L. PLEASE DO NOT HIT REPLY TO RESPOND TO IT. Instead, please address your response to "Stephen Carlile" <[email protected]> -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [BOWER] Roll Call Resent-Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 10:03:53 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: [email protected] Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 10:03:30 -0700 From: "Stephen Carlile" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] I have had no luck in finding a family for my Bowers ancestor. All I know is that Barbara Bowers was born about 1779, possibly in Virginia, married George Starkey on 14 Aug 1797, in Virginia, probably Frederick County, moved to Hocking County, Ohio with her Starkey family, and died in Benton, Hocking Co., Ohio, January 1860. I would like to find a nice family for her, but can't seem to find any takers.

James BOWERS b. c. 1795 in MD 1. Mary 2. Enoch 3. Eliza 4. Susannah 5. George 6. Nancy 7. Sarah They were in Blair CO. PA for a while. By about 1850 James was in Marshall Co. VW with Enoch Bowers and his wife Rebecca Bendell. Enoch had 8 children 1. William 2. Cassius 3. Virginia 4. Floyd 5. Harry 6. Elsworth 7. Alice 8. Delmar Although I have no idea what happened to any other of James' children, mnost of Enoch's stayed in the Marshall Co. area. Would love to add to the bits we have. Bev

hi.....my son is a Bowers......so plz email me at [email protected] sons name is levi joseph bowers, his dads name robert derek,grandpa,robert eugene,great g-pa,william ?,ill have 2 search 4 the rest but if u can help on these itll b nice.......theyre all from ky some al...ty lauren