===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: ENG-HERTFORDSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com From: "Honor Kennedy" <waverneyhopper@btinternet.com> Subject: ] WALLINGTON =BOWLES=out of county marriage Just in case The licence did not survive. DRY DRAYTON in CAMBRIDGESHIRE 1704 January 22 Thomas BOWLES of lWALLINGTON in HERTFORDSHIRE and Susan OFFLEY of this parish were married by licence from Dr. COOK.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-BOOKS-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Austin Genealogy - See Names A Genealogy Of The Descendents of Robert Austin of Kingstown, Rhode Island, Edith Austin Moore, 1951. Softcover durably bound, 8-1/2x11, 738 pages. [Snip.] It is fully indexed, and the only flaw is a slight stub to the bottom back corner where it bumped into the box during shipment. The author began this research in 1912 and has drawn on John Osborne Austin's Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island for much of the first four generations. A tremendous amount of research has gone into this massive book, and the contents are as follows: Early Austin Settlers in New England Robert Austin Descendendants of Jeremiah, Son of Robert Descendants of Edward, Son of Robert Descendants of Joseph, Son of Robert Descendants of John, Son of Robert Incomplete Pedigrees of: Brayton Austin Clark and Adelia Wing Edmund and Mary (Hunt) Austin Edward and Anna (Herrington) Austin Edward and Elizabeth Austin Freeborn, Son of Abel Austin Jedediah and Lydia (Pendleton) Austin George and Lois (Nichols) Austin John and Waty (West) Austin Joseph and Mary Austin Joseph and Susanna (Round) Austin Nathan and Mary Ann (Bell) Austin Pardon and Rhoda (Stanton) Austin Thomas and Elizabeth Austin and Others Interesting Articles Revolutionary War Records Ancestral Charts of Edith Austin Moore Additions and Corrections Index Abbey, Abby, Abbott, Abel, Acheson, Acker, Ackerman, Ackerson, Ackley, Adams, Adcock, Addio, Alderman, Agate, Ainsworth, Albee, Albion, Albertson, Albro, Alegria, Allee, Albright, Albrecht, Aldrich, Aldridge, Alexander, Alfred, Allen, Allard, Alison, Allison, Allis, Allyn, Alm, Amans, Ames, Almgren, Amidown, Almon, A'More, Almy, Alting, Alward, Alworth, Anderson, Andrews, Andrus, Andros, Angle, Angell, Antozak, Anthus, Apperson, Apple, Appleton, Archer, Ardel, Arhart, Armenginger, Armstrong, Arnold, Arnott, Arthur, Artlip, Ashcraft, Ashworth, Attenboro, Atherly, Atherton, Atkins, Atkinson, Atwater, Atwell, Atwood, Arwood, Aubin, August, Ault, Austin, Avery, Axtell, Aylesworth, Ayres, Babbitt, Bachelder, Babcock, Bablonas, Bach, Bacon, Backus, Bagley, Bahls, Baird, Baillie, Bailey, Ballys, Bainter, Baker, Balcom, Baldwin, Ball, Ballard, Ballou, Baltzel, Bancroff, Banks, Barber, Barbour, Barclay, Bardin, Barger, Barker, Barkley, Barlier, Barnard, Barnes, Barnhart, Barnett, Barnum, Barr, Barrett, Barrette, Barringer, Bartholic, Bartholomew, Bartholomey, Bartlett, Barton, Bart, Baruch, Bass, Bascom, Bassett, Bahret, Bates, Bateman, Batherly, Batherty, Battey, Baumgartner, Baxter, Beach, Beadle, Beal, Beams, Beard, Beattie, Beatty, Beaudoin, Beauregard, Becker, Beck, Beckley, Beckman, Beckwith, Bedell, Beebe, Beecher, Beede, Beeman, Beerman, Beers, Beery, Begun, Beine, Belden, Belford, Bell, Bellows, Bellinger, Bemis, Bender, Benedict, Bengard, Benitt, Bennett, Benson, Bentley, Benton, Bentzen, Benway, Berger, Bergeron, Bergey, Bergman, Bernard, Berries, Berrige, Berryman, Betty, Bevan, Bevans, Beverly, Bevins, Bezer, Bickford, Bidgood, Bierce, Biglow, Bill, billings, Bills, Bindig, Bingham, Bingle, Bingston?, Bingtson, Birthrong, Bisbe, Bishop, Bissell, Bitgood, Bitner, Bixby, Black, Blackmar, Blaine, Blackstone, Blade, Bladis, Blair, Blaisdell, Blake, Blakely, Blanchard, Blalock, Bland, Blanton, Blatchley, Bliden, Blinn, Bline, Bliss, Bliven, Blodgett, Blood, Bloomer, Blossom, Blount, Blystone, Boak, Boardman, Bockover, Boda, Boettinger, Bohannan, Bohres, Boice, Bogue, Bolen, Bolmer Bolton, Boltwood, Bomeline, Boni, Booker, Boone, Booth, Boothby, Borden, Borstow, Boshaine, Boshart, Boss, Bostwick, Botsford, Bottome, Bottum, Bouck, Bowen, Bowerman, Bowers, Bowker, Bowles, Bowman, Boyce, Boyd, Boyer, Boyle, Boyles, Boynton, Brace, Brack, Bradish, Bradley, Bradsby, Bradt, Brady, Bradley, Bradway, Brainard, Brand, Brandon, Brannon, Braton, Bray, Brayman, Brennon, Breton, Brewer, Brewster, Briabt, Brickel, Briden, Bridger, Briget, Briggs, Brigham, Brightman, Brindley, Brink, Britt, Birsee, Bristol, Bristow, Broad, Brock, Brockel, Brockett, Brockham, Brockner, Brockway, Broeffle, Bromaghin, Bromley, Bronson, Brooke, Borphy, Brotherston, Brott, Brower, Brown(e), Brownell, Browning, Brownlee, Bronson, Bruce, Brumley, Bryant, Byron, Byron-Curtis, Buchanan, Buchner, Buck, Buckley, Bucklin, Buel(l), Buffam, Bugbee, Bulger, Bulen, Bull, Bullock, Bullings, Bullis, Bumpus, Bundy, Bunker, Bunnell, Bunting, Buonaro, Burdick, Burett, Burg, Burgess, Burghart, Burke, Burkel, Burlee, Burley, Burlingham, Burnam, Burnett, Burnquist, Burns, Burnside, Burnham, Burr, Burrell, Burroughs, Burrows, Burt, Burton, Bush, Bushnell, Butler, Bussing, Butters, Butts, Butler, Butterfield, Button, Butzer, Buzzell, Byrd, Cade, Cady, Cahill, Cahoon, Cahoone, Caine, Calahan, Caldwell, Calhoun, Calkins, Call, Callender, Calloway, Calver, Calvin, Calups, Camelin, Cameron, Camp, Campbell, Cande, Canfield, Cannan, Canterbury, Cantlon, Caple, Capron, Capstick, Capwell, Card, Cardwell, Carey, Cargill, Carl, Carley, Carlson, Carney, Carpenter, Carr, Carroll, Carswell, Carter, Cary, Case, Castle, Caswell, Cathrel, Cecil, Cello, Chadwick, Chafee, Chaffee, Chalker, Chamberlain, Champeney, Champlin, Chancy, Chandler, Chapel, Chapin, Chapens, Chapman, Chappell, Chase, Chatfield, Chatman, Chatterton, Cheever, Cheney, Cherry, Chesbro, Child, Chrisman, Christenson, Christie, Christofell, Church, Churchill, Cipperly, Civalier, Clapper, Clark, Clause, Clay, Claypool, Cleaner, Cleasly, Clemence, Clemens, Clements, Clemons, Cleever, Cleveland, Clifford, Clift, Clifton, Cline, Clinton, Clintsman, Clogg, Close, Clossen, Clowe, Coady,Coates, Cobb, Codd, Codnor, Coe, Coffin, Coggeshall, Coggswell, Colburn, Colby, Colden, Coleman, Colgrove, Coirin, Colket, Cole, Collier, Collins, Collis, Coon, Colter(s), Colton, Colvin, Comins, Commings, Compson, Comstock, Conant, Conaro, Conde, Condy, Cone, Congdon, Conine, Conklin, Conley, Conn, Connell, Connett, Connington, Connor(s), Conrad, Conroe, Coolbach, Cook, Cookson, Cooley, Coolidge, Coomber, Cooms, Coon(s), Coop, Cooper, Corsett, Copp, Corben, Corbett, Copeley, Copland, Coran, Coray, Corbin, Corey, Corleton, Corliss, Cornell, Corp, Corse, Cory, Coselman, Cothrell, Cotton, Couch, Couchane, Coughlin, Countryman, Courtenay, Courtland, Courtnay, Covell, Cowan, Cowing, Cowles, Cox, Craft, Cragan, Crager, Cragg, Craggie, Craig, Cramer, Crandall, Crane, Craniston, Cranson, Cranston, Crampton, Crastenberg, Crastenburg, Crawford, Cressy, Crimmons, Crissy, Crofoot, Cromb, Crumb, Cronk, Cropsey, Crosier, Cross, Crossley, Crothers, Crowell, Crown, Crowner, Croucher, Crump, Cruthers, Cuddeback, Cullins, Culver, Cummings, Cunningham, Curley, Curran, Curtis(s), Cusick, Cuthbert, Cutter, Cyphers, Cyrus, Dabelstine, Da Costa, Daggett, Daggy, Dail, Dail(e)y, Daley, Dallas, Daly, Dalton, Damon, Damuth, Dands, Dane, Daniels, Darby, Darling, Dart, Darrow, Datoush, Daugherty, David, Davidson, Davies, Davine, Davis, Davol, Dassance, Dawley, Dawson, Day, Dayton, DeAngelis, Deacon, Deal, Dean, Deborn, DeCastro, Decker, Decurtis, Dedrick, DeFord, DeFrain, DeGroat, DeGroff, Deilbler, DeKalb, DeLand, Delane, DeLano, Deline, Delong, Deloss, DeLonge, DeLucas, Demece, Demers, Demien, DeMocker, Dence, Denit, Denison, Denslow, Dennis, Dennison, Denny, Densmore, Dent, Denton, DePew, Depoint, DePuy, Derby, DeRemer, DeRoshie, Derrickson, Desplaine, DeTemple, Detrich, Deuel, Devendorf, Devereux, DeVinney, DeVoe, DeVolder, DeVore, Devus, DeVuyst, Dewart, Dewey, DeWolf, Dexter, DeYarmond, Deyette, Deyoe, Dick, Dickens, Diefenbeck, Dier, Dietrich, Diggins, Dimock, Dingman, Disbro, Dillon, Ditmars, Divar, Divers, Dixon, Doan, Docksteader, Dodd, Dodge, Dodsley, Doeden, Doig, Doggett, Dolan, Dolf, Dolliver, Domning, Donahue, Donlin, Donlon, Donovan, Doolittle, Dorn, Dorr, Dorwin, Dougherty, Doufexis, Douglas, Doty, Dowd, Downey, Downing, Downs, Doxtader, Doyle, Eabry, Earl, Earle, Earhart, Eastman, Easton, Eastwood, Eaton, Eberhardt, Ebhart, Eccleston, Eck, Eckerson, Eddowes. Edds. Eddy. Edee, Ederess, Edick, Edgell, Edgett, Edison, Edson, Edminister, Edmonds, Edmunds, Edward(s), Egertson, Eggert, Eggleston, Ehrhardt, Eighmey, Eels, Eldred, Drake, Drew, Drre, Drummond, Duer, Dudley, Duffield, Dunaway, Dunbar, Dunham, Dunkelberg, Dunlap, Dunn, Dunnell, Dunning, Dunton, Dunwell, Dupree, Durant, Durfee, Durham, Duston, Dutcher, Dutton, Duvall, Duwe, Dyer, Dygert, Dyke, Dymond, Eldred, Eldridge, Elitharp, Elkins, Ellerby, Ellery, Elliott, Ellis, Ells, Ellsworth, Elmer, Elton, Elwood, Ely, Embaugh, Emerson, Emery, Emigh, Emmerson, Emmons, Enderlin, Endsley, Engelbert, England, English, Engwer, Enipart, Enis, Enochs, Enos, Eselin, Eslytine, Essex, Estes, Evans,...more next time. I will be happy to see if your surnames are in the rest of the index, but no other lookups, please.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-MAT-HX-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Saybrook Colony - See Names Vital Records of Saybrook Colony, 1635-1860, Including the Towns of Chester, Deep River, Essex, Old Saybrook and Westbrook, Connecticut, Compiled and Edited Under the Direction of Elizabeth Bull Plimpton, Published Under the Auspices of Celebration 3-1/2, the 350th Anniversary of the Founding of Saybrook Colony, 1985, stated First Printing. A really lovely denim blue cloth hardback with gilt printing, 6-1/2 x 9-1/4, 705 pages, plat map of old Saybrook, list of the founders which also reflects those who enlisted from Saybrook and those who served in the Pequot War, facsimile of the Saybrook Patent, and a 117 page double columned name index! This stated first printing edition is completely free of foxing, underlining, highlighting, or flaws of any other kind; appears to be unread! This is probably one of the nicest books I've ever had! [Snip] Contents include: Saybrook Patent Founders of Saybrook Foreword Preface Map - The Town Plat Vital Records Extracted from Saybrook Land Records, (Vol. 1-6) Vital Records of Saybrook Volume I Volume IA Map of Deep River Volume II VolumeIII Map of Chester Vital Records of Chester Map of Essex Vital Records of Essex Map of Old Saybrook Vital Records of Old Saybrook Map of Westbrook Vital Records of Westbrook Church Records First Ecclesiastical Society Second Ecclesiastical Society Fourth Eccesiastical Society Addenda and Abbreviations Sources Index These include birth, marriage, and death records, with the latter giving the birthplace, date of death, married or single, age, sex, residence, color, disease, and occupation. No matter which records, the records are wonderfully complete. Aaron, Abbey, Abel, Abernathy, Achison, Ackl(e)y, Acourt, Acton, Adams, Addis, Adgate, Albason, Alberson, Alber, Alderman, Allen, Alles, Ambler, Ames, Anderson, Andrews, Andrew, Andrus, Andros, Androus, Appleby, Armstrong, Arnard, Arnold, Aspinwall, Atles, Atlus, Atwell, Auger, Augur, Austin, Avery, Ayer, Ayres, Ayers, Ayre, Babcock, Babcok, Bachus, Backus, Bacon, Bail(e)y, Bayler, Baley, Baker, Baldwin, Ball, Ballard, Bammann, Banks, Banning, Barber, Bardo, Barker, Berker, Barkman, Barlow, Barnes, Baines, Barrell, Barrel, Barrett, Barrows, Barry, Bartholomew, Barthelimeu, Barthalamew, Bartholumew, Bartlett, Bartlet, Bate(s), Beach, Beaumont, Beaman, Beman, Beamont, Bemond, Beamond, Beumont, Bemon, Bemont, Beckwith, Beebe, Beebee, Bebee, Bebe, Beecher, Beers, Belcher, belden, Belding, Bennett, Bennet, Bennets, Benton, Betts, Bevens, Bickford, Bigby, Biggs, Billard, Bishop, Blacker, Blague, Blague, Blagye, Balgue, Blair, Blake, Blakeslee, Blatchley, Blatcheley, Bliss, Blith, Blythe, Boardman, Bogart, Boggin, Bogue, Bolles, Bolton, Bon, Boole, Booma, Boomer, Boon, Boothe, Boozin, Boyd, Boughton, Bowers, Bowles, Boyce, Boice, Boyes, Bais, Boies, Boise, Boiez, Boylston, Brackett, Bracy, Bradbury, Braddock, Braddick, Braddoc, Bradick, Braddack, Bradley, Brady, Brainard, Brainaird, Bramble, Branigan, Bransville, Brenner, Brewster, Bruester, Brewseter, Bridges, Brigg, Bristol, Brockett, Brockway, Brodley, Bronson, Brooker, Brooks, Brown, Brownell, Bruch, Bruch, Buck, Buckingham, Bukingham, Buckinghame, Buckham, Bulkley, Buckley, Buckly, Bulkeley, Bulky, Buel(l), Bull, Bullard, Bullar, Bunnel, Burdick, Burdict, Burger, Burke, Burleigh, Burnett, Burnet, Burnham, Burns, Burr, Burrows, Barrows, Burt, Burton, Bush, Bushnel(l), Busnell, Bushnal, Butler, Buttler, Butter, Button, Byington, Cadling, Cadwell, Caldwell, Cadwik, Cahill, Cambridge, Camp, Campbell, Canfield, ...more next time. I will be happy to check for your names in the index, but no other lookups, please.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: ALDATA-L@rootsweb.com From: Archives <archives@poppet.org> Subject: Al-Pike-Butler-Montgomery Co. Military (Wingard) Pike-Butler-Montgomery County AlArchives Military Records.....Wingard, Zachariah Zach February 1, 1863 Civilwar - Enlistment CoD 4th Battalion Hilliard Legion Artillery,Co H 59th Infantry Regiment ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/al/alfiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Debra Maddox Wilson JWi4194718@aol.com July 21, 2005, 4:33 pm Civil War Zachariah enlisted at Greenville,Butler Co;Alabama February 1 1863 as a Private.The unit completed its organization at Dalton,Georgia.The men were from Dallas,Madison,Macon,Lauderdale,Jackson,Marengo,Perry,and Conecuh Counties.They were order to Virginia ,the unit fought in the Battle of Manassas under General B E Bee.They lost thirty-three percent of the 750 engaged,included all its field officers.Later it was assigned to General Law's and W F Perry's Brigade,Army of Northern Virginia.The unit was active in Seven Pines and to Cold Harbor except when it was detached with Longstreet at Suffolk,Chickamauga,and Knoxville.The regiment was placed in the trenches of Peterburg and ended the war at Appomattox.It was reported 130 men was disabled at Gaine's Mill,63 at Second Manassas,and 87 at Gettysburg.Thirty-three percent at Chickamauga and thirty percent of the 250 at The Wilderness.This unit surrendered with 21 officers and 202 men.The field officers were Colonel P D Bowles,Edbert J Jones,and Evander M Law;Lieutenant Colonel Thomas J Goldsby,O K McLemore,and L H Scruggs;amd Major Benn Allston,T K Coleman,W Mack Robbins,and Charles L Scott. Additional Comments: Zachariah was born July 17 1827 in Goshen,Pike Co;Alabama.He died November 7 1897 Goshen,Pike Co;Alabama.His parents were William Wingard and Ellender Burgess from Goshen,Pike Co;Alabama.He married Sarah Ann Rebecca Wyrosdick 1848 in Pike Co;Alabama.She was the daughter of Thomas Bridges Wyrosdick and Sarah Zimmerman.Zachariah and Sarah are buried at Shady Grove Cemetery in Pike Co;Alabama. File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/pike/military/civilwar/enlistment/wingard206mt.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/alfiles/ File size: 2.3 Kb =============================

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: JACKSON-CLAY-OVERTON-CO-TN-L@rootsweb.com From: "CARL CASON" <ccason621@msn.com> Subject: Clay County Area Obituaries **July 6, 2005** The following obituaries appeared in the **July 6, 2005** edition of the Citizen-Statesman, a weekly newspaper published in Celina, Clay Co., Tenn. All place names are in Tennessee unless otherwise noted. STEVEN WAYNE SCOTT, age 30, of Celina, passed away June 25, 2005 in Celina. Steven was born May 19, 1975 in Indianapolis Indiana. Survivors include his mother and step father, Emma DEAN (Cherry) and Mark HEIMBUCH of Indianapolis; father and step mother, Larry WAYNE and Donna SCOTT of Celina. Preceding him in death were uncles Randy WELCH and Allen Gale POINDEXTER, and grandparents, Zula DAVIS and Doris McLERRAN. Burial was in the Ray Williams Cemetery. ARVIL C. HAMMOCK, age 73, of Celina, passed away June 27, 2005 at the Cumberland River Hospital. Arvil was born June 29, 1931 in Gainesboro to the late Tites and Liza GREENWOOD HAMMOCK. Survivors include his wife, Lucy Kay DILLON HAMMOCK of Celina, one sister Ova BARLOW and one brother Luther HAMMOCK. Burial was in Lynn Cemetery. LEON BOLES, 85, of Celina, passed away June 23, 2005 at the Cookeville Regional Hospital. He was born Oct. 9, 1919 to the late W. Tobe BOLES and Jennie ELLIOTT Boles. He was married to the late Ruth Marie GOOLSBY Boles. Burial was in the Boles Family Cemetery. FRANK HERBERT STEPHENS, age 92, of Celina passed away June 26, 2005 at the Cumberland River Hospital in Celina. Frank was born Nov. 17, 1912 to the late Edgar and Barbara WATSON STEPHENS. He was married to the late Lura Allene SCOTT and was preceded in death by four brothers. Dewey, Z.J., Esben and Stanton STEPHENS; and one sister Delia COLSON. Interment was in the Williams Cemetery. G. B. KEY, age 78, of Indianapolis, Indiana passed away May 28, 2005 at the Community Hospital South. Mr. Key was born Oct. 8, 1926 in Tompkinsville, Kentucky to the late Ester and Ina SHORT KEY. He married Margaret CONNER KEY who survives. He was preceded in death by one brother, I.C. KEY and one sister, Norma Dean BROWN. He is survived by two sisters, Olyen SMITH and Shirley BREWINGTON. Burial was in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. The above are abstracts of the full obituaries. Generally, the full obituaries include the birth and death dates and location, parents' names, marriage dates and places, spouse's name, names of surviving family and siblings, family members who preceded the person in death, occupation, church affiliation, burial location, pallbearers, officiating clergy, and funeral home name. I am willing to answer any questions you have about a particular obituary. Just send me an email and I'll get the answer if I have it. If you would like a photocopy of the full obituary, send me a private email with your postal address, and, just as an interest to me (nosiness?), tell me why you want that particular obit (relative? friend? teacher? schoolmate? etc.). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [snip] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Other weekly news of the greater JCO area is available online at these newspaper web sites (please let me know if there are others): Overton County News....... http://www.overtoncountynews.com<about:blank> Cookeville Herald Citizen.... http://www.herald-citizen.com<about:blank> The Anderson Funeral Home in Jackson Co. has memorials/obituaries of funerals they conducted posted at http://www.andersonfh.net<about:blank> most including a photograph of the deceased. The Upper Cumberland Funeral Home in Gainesboro has obituaries posted on their website at http://www.ucfuneral.com/obituaries.html<about:blank> Links to other online Tennessee newspapers can be found at http://members.aol.com/genny1/newspaper.html<about:blank> Carthage, Smith Co.......... http://www.sandersonfh.com/<about:blank> Nashville Tennessean........ http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/section?Category=OBITS<about:blank> ----------------------------------------------------------------- Carl Cason, email: ccason621@msn.com<about:blank>

Susan, I can only guess that the Peter Bowles wanting a divorce from Sally is Peter son of Thomas Bowles. And I can only guess that your Peter Bowles born 1800 is a son of Peter Bowles son of Thomas Bowles? Peter had a brother named David. Jemima don't seem to be Thomas Bowles first wife? Thomas seems to be from the Stoney Run group? I will show you how next. Leathel, BOWLES, PETER, of hanover, intends to pet. the next GA for a divorce from his wife SALLY BOWLES(Arg 14 Aug 98 sup) 1798 Peter Bowles 0 1 0 , 1 adult, son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima 1799 Peter Bowles 0 1 0, son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima 1800 Peter Bowles 0 1 0, son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima 1801 Peter Bowles 2 1 0 , 2 adults, son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima 1802 Peter Bowles 2 1 0 , 2 adults, son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima 1803 Peter Bowles 3 3 0 , 1 adult, son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima 1805 Peter Bowles 5 3 0, son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima 1806 Peter Bowles 5 3 0, son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima 1807 Peter Bowles 5 3 0, son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima 1808 Peter Bowles 5 3 0, son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima 1809 Peter Bowles 5 3 0, son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima 1812 Peter Bowles 2 4 2, son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima 1815 Peter Bowles 3 3 5 ,(1 Silver watch,1 Chest of drawers), son of Thomas Bowles & Jemima ----- Original Message ----- From: <Spirithealer999@aol.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 1:30 AM Subject: Re: Bowles from Montgomery County VA > Hi Charley, > > I have been sitting quietly over here for some time now watching the posts > carefully and waiting for more info on the Bowles family from Montgomery > Co., > VA. > > On the info I sent in for the DNA project, I only tracked the family back > to > David J. BOWLES, because the next step back was Peter BOWLES and there > just > wasn't enough info at the time for me to verify exactly what was going on > with > this family. > > This is what I have come up with so far: > > Peter (middle initial unknown) BOWLES b.1800, VA. d. 1867 Montgomery > Co., VA > married first Nancy HALE, b. 1798, VA. d., abt. 1846, Montgomery Co., VA > > Their children: > > William Thomas BOWLES/BOLES, b. Sept.28, 1828 in Montgomery Co., VA. > d. Jan 4, 1900 Douglas, Kansas. Married Mary Elizabeth BURKETT, 1866. > > Mary Agnes BOWLES, b. 1830, Montgomery Co., VA, married Elija SHAVER > > Julina BOWLES, b. 1832, Montgomery Co., VA > > Catherine V. BOWLES, b. 1835, Montgomery Co., VA > > Now here is the problem area: > > I have concluded that Nancy HALE died abt. 1846 and Peter married Susan. > There is a possibility that her last name is HYLTON, but I cannot verify > this > yet. > 1870 Fed. Census records have her as Susanna. This Susan was born in > 1826. > I do not think that she is Peter's daughter because it appears that she > is > the mother of the children in the family starting in 1848. > > Peter and Susan's children: > > Eliza J. BOWLES, 1848, VA > Nancy A. BOWLES, 1850, VA > Virginia BOWLES, 1851, VA > Peter BOWLES, 1854, VA > Margaretta BOWLES, 1856, VA > David J. BOWLES, August 1860, VA > George H. BOWLES, 1862, VA > Nancy H. BOWLES, 1863, VA > Charles E. BOWLES, 1867, VA > > Peter died in 1867, after this child was born, perhaps related to the > Civil > War, although I find no record of him having served. > > From the 1860 Federal Census for Montgomery Co., VA > Peter BOWLES, age 58, est. birth year 1800, VA > Susan BOWLES, " 30, " 1829, VA > Eliza J. BOWLES, " 11, " 1848, VA > Nancy E.(or A.) BOWLES, " 9. " 1850, VA > Virginia BOWLES, " 7 " 1852, VA > Peter BOWLES, " 5, " 1854, VA > Margaretta BOWLES " 3, " 1856, VA > David J. BOWLES " 1/12 " August 1860, > VA > > > On the 1870 Federal Census for Montgomery Co., VA, Peter, the son, last > name > spelled BOWELS (I always loved that spelling when it was MY last name), > born > 1854/55 is working as a farm laborer in the household of Samuel Supler. > On > this census Peter is said to be 17 instead of 15, but I am certain it is > the > same Peter. Also, Peter's sister Margaretta (Margaret BOLES), b. 1856, is > doing housework for David SLUPER in 1870 in Montgomery Co., VA. > > On the 1880 Census for Montgomery Co., VA, William T. BOWLES, son of Peter > and Nancy, is listed as W. T. BOLES, age 5, with wife Mary E., age 34, and > their children, John D., age 11, Delia H., age 9, Hibbert N., age 5, and > Lula W., > age 1 month. > > Also, on the 1880 Fed. Census for Montgomery Co., VA, Susan BOWLS, born > 1826, wife of Peter, born 1800, is living with Andrew (?) Furrow as > stepmother. > I don't understand yet who how she is stepmother to Andrew. I know there > is > a connection between this BOWLES family and the FURROW family that goes > back > several generations. John Wesley BOLES, my son's grandfather's second > wife > was Delia Ethel FURROW, b. 1896. > > On the 1870 Fed. Census for Montgomery Co., VA, Susanna BOWLES is > evidently > widowed and still has her children David J., age 10, George H., age 8, and > Charles E., age 3 still at home. Two houses down is the FURROW family > headed > by Abraham, age 69, and next door on the other side is the family of > James > FURROW, age 29. Susan's daughter Nancy BOWLES is living with the family > doing > housework. > > > I really do not think that the father of this Peter BOWLES born 1800, VA > is > Thomas BOWLES married to Jemima Day. The DNA does not show a relationship > to > the Hanover BOWLES family, but rather leans more towards England and > perhaps > North Carolina. I wonder if they came from Pennsylvania through Maryland > to > Virginia. Does anyone have more info on this line? > > Susan Walters > > > > > > > > > > >

Sir, I have a Sarah Bowles b: ca 1775 m: a John Hicks b:ca 1754 d:28 Oct 1837. If anybody comes up with a link to these people I could tie in a bunch of Bowles and Hicks. I have nobody on my side to send in a DNA of the Bowles. Just FYI. Charles Hartley <hartley@iglou.com> wrote:If you have solid information that traces your Bowles ancestry back to the early to middle 1700's in Maryland, Virginia, or North Carolina, AND your line is not currently represented in our group of DNA participants, we need a male Bowles from your line to join our project. We have several participants who can trace back to the middle or late 1700's and need help establishing the next generation back. You may hold the key. For example, participant #31654 can trace back to Alexander Hamilton Bowles who was born about 1793 in Virginia and is in Henry County VA later in life. However, he does not seem to match up with other Henry County Bowles families, so we need help locating his ancestry. Again, you may hold the clue we need. All of our current results and links to the participating family trees may be found at [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/bowlesdna.html]. I've recently updated the family trees with any additional information I've found available. Please visit these pages and examine these trees. Then, if you are a male Bowles, or have contact with one, who is not currently involved with the project, consider carefully if adding your DNA results to our project can help you and/or someone else make that next critical step back in time. I'm waiting to hear from you. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com] GO POKES

Sigh... I just did it again. I clicked on reply to respond to a message that I assumed was a private message, only to discover too late that the message had come to me through the list, so my reply was going back to the list. We are all guilty of doing this. Sometimes its just a nuisance, sometimes it can be a mistake because we inadvertently send really private information to everyone who is subscribed to the list, or who will ever use a search engine to read old messages. We all need to remember that our reply to any message that comes to us from the list will automatically go back to the list unless we manually change the address in the To: field. This is one reason why when I send a message to the list for which I expect possible private replies that I include a link in the message that allows you to respond directly to me. It looks like this: [mailto:hartley@iglou.com] Clicking on that link should open up a new message in your mail program that is addressed to me. You can do the same thing if you wish. Just replace my email address with yours like this: [mailto:somebody@somewhere.com] You can even get fancy if you like and add a message field like this: [mailto:hartley@iglou.com?Subject=Bowles DNA Project] Anyway, I'm going to try to be more careful about where my responses go (but I bet I'll mess up again). Charlie

I've updated your page. Charlie

If you have solid information that traces your Bowles ancestry back to the early to middle 1700's in Maryland, Virginia, or North Carolina, AND your line is not currently represented in our group of DNA participants, we need a male Bowles from your line to join our project. We have several participants who can trace back to the middle or late 1700's and need help establishing the next generation back. You may hold the key. For example, participant #31654 can trace back to Alexander Hamilton Bowles who was born about 1793 in Virginia and is in Henry County VA later in life. However, he does not seem to match up with other Henry County Bowles families, so we need help locating his ancestry. Again, you may hold the clue we need. All of our current results and links to the participating family trees may be found at [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/bowlesdna.html]. I've recently updated the family trees with any additional information I've found available. Please visit these pages and examine these trees. Then, if you are a male Bowles, or have contact with one, who is not currently involved with the project, consider carefully if adding your DNA results to our project can help you and/or someone else make that next critical step back in time. I'm waiting to hear from you. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]

Charlie Is this Ed Bowles in Atlanta Dale ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Hartley" <hartley@iglou.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 1:16 PM Subject: Re: Seeking Male Bowles Descendent of Joseph Farrar Bowles > Ed, > > Is this the Peter Tinsley Bowles, son of Joseph Farrar Bowles? > > Charlie > > >>Mr. Hartley: >> >>I am the great-grandson of Peter Tinsley Bowles. Let me know what I need >>to >>do to assist you in your DNA search. >> >>Ed Bowles >

As my family DNA shows a total lack of matches, I would also encourage any Bowles from England to participate as well .mine seems to be the only one of our line in America. This is not surprising to us, we expected that, but all the same ,any Bowles originating from England or France are urged to participate! Thank you R. Bowles-Meentzen DNA kit #32415 Charles Hartley <hartley@iglou.com> wrote: If you have solid information that traces your Bowles ancestry back to the early to middle 1700's in Maryland, Virginia, or North Carolina, AND your line is not currently represented in our group of DNA participants, we need a male Bowles from your line to join our project. We have several participants who can trace back to the middle or late 1700's and need help establishing the next generation back. You may hold the key. For example, participant #31654 can trace back to Alexander Hamilton Bowles who was born about 1793 in Virginia and is in Henry County VA later in life. However, he does not seem to match up with other Henry County Bowles families, so we need help locating his ancestry. Again, you may hold the clue we need. All of our current results and links to the participating family trees may be found at [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/bowlesdna.html]. I've recently updated the family trees with any additional information I've found available. Please visit these pages and examine these trees. Then, if you are a male Bowles, or have contact with one, who is not currently involved with the project, consider carefully if adding your DNA results to our project can help you and/or someone else make that next critical step back in time. I'm waiting to hear from you. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com] Randi Bowles-Meentzen

Dear Charles, I only showed the direct descent from William to my grandparents in the descent I sent you -- actually most of the people in the 1800-1820 Stokes county censuses are related. The only ones I can't place into this family are: 1800 Federal Census: North Carolina, Stokes County, Salisbury Frances Bowles: 20010-20100-00 (page 618) 1820 Federal Census: North Carolina, Stokes County Elizabeth Boles: 400000-20010-00 (page 332) Joseph Boles: 200010-30010-01 (page 334) "My" Joseph appears in the Surry co. 1820 census. I have noticed reference to this Joseph, but I don't know his ancestry. A note on these families -- they are often confused with the William Boyle family who appears in the early Surry county records. This family lived near the Moravians while the William Bools/Boles family lived on Neatman and Town Fork creeks . Of course to confuse the issue, Rebecca Boles (daughter of James Boles and his wife Mary) married Hugh Boyles. I also should note that the reference to "My" William Boles/Bools's fifth child (an unnamed daughter) probably comes from an error I made many years ago when I found a reference to a baptism of the child of the daughter of "William Boles" in the published records of the Moravians. According to the Moravian Archives, this event was the baptism of Johannes Stanley, the son of Agnes (daughter of William Boyles and his wife, Eve) and Isais Stanley. I have no knowledge of any other children of William Bools/Boles beside the four sons listed below. Perhaps this Boyles family should be included in the DNA study? Here are the first three generations on my line, perhaps my entry should be updated. Cheers, Garrett 1 William Bools/Boles b: bef 1735; d: 1792 in Stokes co., NC; md: bef 1750 + Unknown 2 John Boles b: abt 1750; d: 1807 in Stokes co., NC; md: abt 1772 + Unknown 3 Nancy Boles b: bef. 1787; md: 18 Nov. 1794 in Stokes co., NC + Jehu [John] Jones 3 William Boles b: abt 1770 in NC; d: May 1849 in Surry co., NC + (md: 14 Dec 1798 in Stokes co., NC) Bethsy Redock d: before 1820 in NC + (md: 1 Feb 1822 in Surry co., NC) Aeley Rainwaters b: 1780? in NC; d: aft. 1860 3 Joseph Boles b: 26 Mar. 1779 in NC; d: 4 Aug. 1849 in Johnson co., IN; md: 30 Dec. 1803 in Stokes co., NC + Elizabeth Cook b: 3 Mar. 1783 in NC; d: 21 Oct. 1847 in Johnson co., IN NOTE: The two brothers moved to Surry county abt. 1813, after their father's estate settled, Joseph moved west in the 1830s. 3 Patsey Boles b: bef. 1787; md: 4 Sep. 1804 in Stokes co., NC + James Miller 3 Isabella (Ibby) Boles b: bef. 1787; md: 19 Mar. 1805 in Stokes Co., NC + Charles Miller 3 Margaret (Peggy) Boles b: bef. 1787; md: 17 May 1808 in Stokes Co., NC + William Boles b: abt 1785 3 Nelly Boles b: aft 1789 in Stokes co., NC 3 Polly Boles b: aft 1789 in Stokes co., NC; md: 4 Oct. 1811 in Stokes Co., NC + James Walker 2 James Boles b: abt 1754; d: aft 14 Jan. 1828 in Stokes co., NC; md: abt 1775 + Mary (Molly) Edwards? b: 1765-74 3 Alexander Boles b: abt 1776; md: 30 Jul. 1804 in Stokes Co., NC + Bethania Walker b: 1795 in NC 3 Abel Boles b: abt 1779 in NC; d: aft 1850; md: 9 Jan. 1804 in Stokes Co., NC + Millicent Reddick b: 1781 in NC; d: before 1840? 3 William Boles b: abt 1785; md: 17 May 1808 in Stokes Co., NC + Margaret (Peggy) Boles 3 Nancy Boles 3 Rebecca Boles; d: bef.1840; md: 16 Jul. 1819 in Stokes co., NC + Hugh Boyles b: 1798; d: abt.1871 3 Edward (Ned) Boles b: abt. 1800 in Stokes co., NC; d: abt 1875; md: 23 Jan. 1823 in Stokes co., NC + Rebecca (Becky) Boyles b: abt. 1805 in NC; d: 7 Sep.1892 2 David Alexander Boles b: abt 1755; d: 1824 in Stokes co., NC; md: abt 1780 + Sarah Moore b: 1774-75 in Bucks co., PA 3 Isabelle Boles; b: abt. 1785 in NC; d: abt. 1860 in Stokes co., NC; md: 14 Dec. 1802 in Stokes co., NC + Elijah Rutledge; b: abt. 1773 in NC; d: bef. 1860 in Stokes co., NC 3 Judith Boles; b: abt. 1798 in NC; d: aft. 1860; md: 3 Feb. 1819 in Stokes co., NC + Michael Kiser; b: abt. 1794 in NC; d: aft. 1860 3 Benjamin Boles b: 15 Oct. 1800 in NC; d: 11 Apr. 1852 in Stokes co., NC; md: 4 Jun. 1836 in Stokes co., NC + Nancy Tuttle b: 1809 in Stokes co., NC; d: 15 Jun. 1904 in Stokes co., NC 3 Alexander Madison Boles; d: aft. 1840 in Versailles, Morgan co., MO; md: 29 Dec. 1835 in Stokes co., NC + Elinor Hairston Pinegar 3 James Boles b: abt 1784 in Stokes co., NC; d: abt. 1825 in Stokes co., NC; md: 8 Feb. 1809 in Stokes Co., NC + Elizabeth Tuttle b: 19 Apr. 1788 in Surry co., NC; d: abt. 1851 3 William Boles d: 1827 in Stokes co., NC 2 William Boles b: bef 1756 in NC [perhaps the William Bools of Georgia and Rev. War? Do we have a Bowles descendant of this family?]

Hi Charley, I have been sitting quietly over here for some time now watching the posts carefully and waiting for more info on the Bowles family from Montgomery Co., VA. On the info I sent in for the DNA project, I only tracked the family back to David J. BOWLES, because the next step back was Peter BOWLES and there just wasn't enough info at the time for me to verify exactly what was going on with this family. This is what I have come up with so far: Peter (middle initial unknown) BOWLES b.1800, VA. d. 1867 Montgomery Co., VA married first Nancy HALE, b. 1798, VA. d., abt. 1846, Montgomery Co., VA Their children: William Thomas BOWLES/BOLES, b. Sept.28, 1828 in Montgomery Co., VA. d. Jan 4, 1900 Douglas, Kansas. Married Mary Elizabeth BURKETT, 1866. Mary Agnes BOWLES, b. 1830, Montgomery Co., VA, married Elija SHAVER Julina BOWLES, b. 1832, Montgomery Co., VA Catherine V. BOWLES, b. 1835, Montgomery Co., VA Now here is the problem area: I have concluded that Nancy HALE died abt. 1846 and Peter married Susan. There is a possibility that her last name is HYLTON, but I cannot verify this yet. 1870 Fed. Census records have her as Susanna. This Susan was born in 1826. I do not think that she is Peter's daughter because it appears that she is the mother of the children in the family starting in 1848. Peter and Susan's children: Eliza J. BOWLES, 1848, VA Nancy A. BOWLES, 1850, VA Virginia BOWLES, 1851, VA Peter BOWLES, 1854, VA Margaretta BOWLES, 1856, VA David J. BOWLES, August 1860, VA George H. BOWLES, 1862, VA Nancy H. BOWLES, 1863, VA Charles E. BOWLES, 1867, VA Peter died in 1867, after this child was born, perhaps related to the Civil War, although I find no record of him having served. From the 1860 Federal Census for Montgomery Co., VA Peter BOWLES, age 58, est. birth year 1800, VA Susan BOWLES, " 30, " 1829, VA Eliza J. BOWLES, " 11, " 1848, VA Nancy E.(or A.) BOWLES, " 9. " 1850, VA Virginia BOWLES, " 7 " 1852, VA Peter BOWLES, " 5, " 1854, VA Margaretta BOWLES " 3, " 1856, VA David J. BOWLES " 1/12 " August 1860, VA On the 1870 Federal Census for Montgomery Co., VA, Peter, the son, last name spelled BOWELS (I always loved that spelling when it was MY last name), born 1854/55 is working as a farm laborer in the household of Samuel Supler. On this census Peter is said to be 17 instead of 15, but I am certain it is the same Peter. Also, Peter's sister Margaretta (Margaret BOLES), b. 1856, is doing housework for David SLUPER in 1870 in Montgomery Co., VA. On the 1880 Census for Montgomery Co., VA, William T. BOWLES, son of Peter and Nancy, is listed as W. T. BOLES, age 5, with wife Mary E., age 34, and their children, John D., age 11, Delia H., age 9, Hibbert N., age 5, and Lula W., age 1 month. Also, on the 1880 Fed. Census for Montgomery Co., VA, Susan BOWLS, born 1826, wife of Peter, born 1800, is living with Andrew (?) Furrow as stepmother. I don't understand yet who how she is stepmother to Andrew. I know there is a connection between this BOWLES family and the FURROW family that goes back several generations. John Wesley BOLES, my son's grandfather's second wife was Delia Ethel FURROW, b. 1896. On the 1870 Fed. Census for Montgomery Co., VA, Susanna BOWLES is evidently widowed and still has her children David J., age 10, George H., age 8, and Charles E., age 3 still at home. Two houses down is the FURROW family headed by Abraham, age 69, and next door on the other side is the family of James FURROW, age 29. Susan's daughter Nancy BOWLES is living with the family doing housework. I really do not think that the father of this Peter BOWLES born 1800, VA is Thomas BOWLES married to Jemima Day. The DNA does not show a relationship to the Hanover BOWLES family, but rather leans more towards England and perhaps North Carolina. I wonder if they came from Pennsylvania through Maryland to Virginia. Does anyone have more info on this line? Susan Walters

I don't think the mtDNA results are back yet. Give it a day or two and see if you get another result announcement. >Charles ,One more question. I had asked for info on the maternal >line as we are very interested in my mothers recent haplogroup. >Where will I find the results for that? Randi > >Randi Bowles-Meentzen

Thought I'd tease someone with Maryland roots. These are from the family tree of DNA participant #33183 who traces back to John and Susanna Bowles, grandparents of the William S. Bowles below. If your Bowles came from Maryland in the 1700's or very early 1800's, maybe you should be trying to match with this line. 1850 Federal Census: Maryland, St. Mary's County, ED 4, page 323B household 1170/1139 Wm. S. Bowles - 46 M, St. Mary's County MD Susanna Bowles - 36 F, St. Mary's County MD Stephen H. Bowles - 15 M, St. Mary's County MD John I. Bowles - 10 M, St. Mary's County MD Wm T. Ford - 15 M, St. Mary's County MD Dominick S. Bowles - 8 M, St. Mary's County MD Daniel J. Bowles - 6 M, St. Mary's County MD Joseph F. Bowles - 4 M, St. Mary's County MD Ann E. Bowles - 17 F, St. Mary's County MD Ellenor Ann. Bowles - 3/12 F, St. Mary's County MD 1860 Federal Census: Maryland, St. Mary's County, ED 3, page 103 household 910/786 William Bowles - 56 M, farmer, MD M. C. Bowles - 36 F, MD Dominick Bowles - 18 M, farm hand, MD Daniel Bowles - 16 M, farm hand, MD Frank Bowles - 14 M, MD Ellen Ann Bowles - 12 F, MD household 912/788 John Bowles - 20 M, farmer, MD Matilda Bowles - 18 F, MD Mary O. Bowles - 4/12 F, MD 1860 Federal Census: Maryland, St. Mary's County, ED 6, page 217 household 1844/1779 Stephen Bowles - 24 M, farmer, MD Martha Bowles - 21 F, MD George W. Bowles - 1/12 M, MD Charlie Hartley

Participant #32415's results are in. At this time there are no matches to it. This is one that we will need to work on. So far, this is want we know about this line: 1 Richard Bowles b. abt 1818 in England; d. 1880 + Dianna Smith b. abt 1809 at Gibraltar 2 George Bowles + Ida May Rogers b. abt 1880 3 Harley Edward Bowles b. abt 1902 in Ohio; d. 26 Jul 1974 + Vera Mae Strickling b. 19 Feb 1901; d. abt 1929 3 Otto Boales-Bowles b. abt 1898 3 Lena Boales b. abt 1899 + Mary Saxton B: 1856 3 Arville Bowles 2 William Bowles b. abt 1845; d. 25 Oct 1913 It may be interesting to note that this line appears to be nearly completely restricted to northwestern Europe. These would most likely have been common within Viking populations. One lineage of this group extends down into central Europe. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]

Charles ,One more question. I had asked for info on the maternal line as we are very interested in my mothers recent haplogroup. Where will I find the results for that? Randi Charles Hartley <hartley@iglou.com> wrote:Participant #32415's results are in. At this time there are no matches to it. This is one that we will need to work on. So far, this is want we know about this line: 1 Richard Bowles b. abt 1818 in England; d. 1880 + Dianna Smith b. abt 1809 at Gibraltar 2 George Bowles + Ida May Rogers b. abt 1880 3 Harley Edward Bowles b. abt 1902 in Ohio; d. 26 Jul 1974 + Vera Mae Strickling b. 19 Feb 1901; d. abt 1929 3 Otto Boales-Bowles b. abt 1898 3 Lena Boales b. abt 1899 + Mary Saxton B: 1856 3 Arville Bowles 2 William Bowles b. abt 1845; d. 25 Oct 1913 It may be interesting to note that this line appears to be nearly completely restricted to northwestern Europe. These would most likely have been common within Viking populations. One lineage of this group extends down into central Europe. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com] Randi Bowles-Meentzen

Our DNA participant #31624 traces back to Edward Booles of Oxfordshire, England. In his chart located at [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/bowlesdna/31624.html] his line seems to come down to the family of Thomas and Sarah Bowles of Daglingworth in Gloucestershire. I have located this family in the 1861 England census and then traced part of it in 1871, 1881 and 1891. The results are given below. 1861 England Census: Gloucestershire, Daglingworth, District 10, page 15 Thomas Bowles, head, married, 52, shepherd, birthplace: Kempsford, Gloucestershire Sarah Bowles, wife, married, 45, birthplace: Quenington, Gloucestershire John Bowles, son, unmarried, 18, shepherd, birthplace: Hatherop, Gloucestershire William Bowles, son, unmarried, 14, shepherd, birthplace: Hatherop, Gloucestershire Edward Bowles, son, unmarried, 10, shepherd, birthplace: Hatherop, Gloucestershire Fanny Bowles, daughter, 8, scholar, birthplace: Westwell, Oxfordshire Mary Bowles, daughter, 6, scholar, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire Thomas Bowles, son, 4, scholar, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire George Bowles, son, 2, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire Elizabeth Bowles, daughter, 3 months, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire 1871 England Census: Gloucestershire, Daglingworth, District 10, page 5 Thomas Bowles, head, married, 64, shepherd, birthplace: Kempsford, Gloucestershire Charlotte Bowles, wife, married, 53, shepherd's wife, birthplace: Cirencester, Gloucestershire Edward Bowles, son, unmarried, 20, butcher, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire Sarah Shill, step-daughter, unmarried, 16, outdoor servant, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire Thomas Shill, step-son, 13, farm servant, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire George Bowles, son, 13, farm servant, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire Bessy Bowles, daughter, 10, scholar, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire On page 2, Thomas Bowles, age 14, appears to be working with William Archer, a butcher. 1881 England Census: Gloucestershire, Dglingworth, District 10, page 2 Charles Shill, head, unmarried, agricultural laborer, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire Thomas Shill, brother, unmarried, agricultural laborer, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire George Bowles, brother-in-law, unmarried, agricultural laborer, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire -- Charlotte Bowles, head, widow, 64, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire Sarah Shill, step-daughter, 26, domestic servant, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire 1881 England Census: Gloucestershire, Daglingworth, District 10, page 7 William Bowles, head, married, 34, shepherd, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire Charlotte Jane Bowles, wife, married, 34, shepherd's wife, birthplace: Duntisbourne Rouse, Gloucestershire William George Bowles, son, 9, scholar, birthplace: Duntisbourne Rouse, Gloucestershire Frederick Bowles, son, scholar, birthplace: Duntisbourne Rouse, Gloucestershire Eliza Ann Bowles, daughter, 4, scholar, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire Emily Bowles, daughter, 1, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire 1891 England Census: Gloucestershire, Driffield, District 14, page 6 William Bowles, head, married, 44, shepherd, birthplace: Westwell, Oxfordshire Charlotte Jane Bowles, wife, married, 44, birthplace: Duntisbourne Rouse, Gloucestershire Emily Bowles, daughter, 11, scholar, birthplace: Daglingworth, Gloucestershire Walter Emily Bowles, son, 9, scholar, birthplace: Driffield, Gloucestershire Ernest Thomas Bowles, son, 5, scholar, birthplace: Driffield, Gloucestershire Abel Percy, nephew, 10 months, birthplace: Union, Gloucestershire Perhaps this information will inspire some of the descendants of this line to join our DNA project. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]

you are correct - sorry that was a mistaken linkup in my program.