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===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: KY-FOOTSTEPS-L@rootsweb.com From: "Sherri" <ldrbelties@earthlink.net> Subject: New Files 7/4/2005 New files added 7/4/2005 Files will be found here: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kygenweb/kyf/files/NEW.THIS.MONTH/ And at the first of each month will be moved into the surname or topic directories. 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Dale, here is the information I was speaking of. It was Beaver Dam Swamp not Creek, OPPS. The more I look at this, it could be that John Bowles Sr was a son of Thomas rather than Henry? (Probably not.) I think what happen here, is when John and Mary came back to Hanover Co from Middlesex Co, they settled on Isaac Winston land in 1755.At that point they had the same neighbors as the Thomas Bowles group. We also know that Henry and Nathaniel Bowe (probably sons of John and Mary) had land in Hanover Co in 1764. Nathaniel Bowe died 1785 on Stoney Run the same place the Thomas Bowles group lived. My thoughts have been that Thomas Bowles had a son named John Bowles that married Sarah Knight. John Bowles went to Middlesex Co, John Bowles went to Goochland Co, John Bowles went to Henrico Co, in the mid to upper 1740's, which one is which??? Leathel, Jan.1,1708. In obedience to an order of NEW KENT COUNTY Court bearing date Jan. 28, 1708, appointing Christopher Clark, surveyor of a new horse bridge, which should be made over BEAVER DAM SWAMP, he applying himself to this Vestry for assistance: Its therefore ordered that Alexander McKenny, Thomas Caisey(KERSEY), WILLIAM HOGG, THOMAS BOWLES, Edward Clark, THOMAS BAILEY, THOMAS JOHNSON, ISAAC WINSTON and Nathaniel Hodkinson give their attendance in making the said bridge. (p. 17. ) 22 Nov 1711 lands were processioned for the following landowners: CHRISTOPHER CLARK, WILLIAM HOGG, Alex McKensy, John Martin, THOMAS JOHNSON and THOMAS BOWLES. The same persons were charged with land 9 Oct 1715 and 18 March 1719. (St. Paul's Parish Vestry)" 16 June 1714, Thomas Kersey, 150 acs. (N.L.) New Kent Co. beg. At Powhite Swamp by a bridge; 16 June 1714, p 139. Imp. Of 3 pers: THOMAS JOHNSON, MARGARETT JOHNSON, ISBELLA BOWLES. 28 Sept. 1732, Thomas Williams, 157 acs. (Escheat L.) Hanover Co. formerly New Kent Co.; in St. Paul's Par; on low side of Woodings & BRANDY BRANCHES; adj. Land of Macon & BOWLES; John White & Dennett; 28 Sept. 1732,p 532. Escheated from THOMAS BAILEY Dec'd., by inquisition under William Byrd, Esqr. For 100 acs. Survey returned by John Syme, found to contain 157 acs. 2 Lbs. Tobacco &c. 12 Jan 1746/47, JOHN BOWLS, 300 acs. Goochland Co. at the Head of Stinking Water Run of Appamattox Riv., in the Fork of sd. Run; adj. John Law, Thomas Davenport, William Arnold, Charles Bostick & William Hamilton; 12 Jan 1746/47 p 500. 1 Lb. S10.

Leathel On 6-30-05 You wrote that Thomas was at Beaver Dam Creek in 1708 He had two sons -Thomas and William Could William be Born 1690 Could his Dad Be born appr 1650 Could John be the father of this Thomas? Its taken me a bit of time but I found Old Church, beaver dam creek and chickahomity bluff probably overlooking the Swamp. I probably should only send this to Leathel but maybe someone else could use this. Dale Dale Bowles major6502@earthlink.net Why Wait? Move to EarthLink.

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: TNSCOTT-L@rootsweb.com From: Lisa Frederick <lisafred24@sbcglobal.net> Subject: Scott County News Obituaries - June 2, 2005 Here are the Scott County New Obituaries, Vol. 88, No 28, Thursday, June 2, 2005, page 12: BOBBIE LEE DYER, 60, of Poulsbo, Wa. JESSIE BOYD (J.B.) POSEY, 66, of Cherry Fork BERTHA MILLER CHITWOOD, 60, WILLIAM AUBRA "BILL" SMITH, 73, of Mt. Helen Community ERNEST LEE "EKE" MARTIN, 77, of Clinton THOMAS ARTHUR FAIRCHILD, 87, of Oneida ELZIE DEAN KING, 67, of Knoxville JAMES ROSCOE THOMAS, 68, of Oneida RONDAL LOWE, 45, TIMOTHY RAYMOND BUSHMAN, 54, of Maryville DONALD MASON, 53, NELLIE LAMB NEAL, 80, of Pioneer BOBBIE LEE DYER, 60, of Poulsbo, Wa., passed away at the Swedish Hospital in Seattle, Wa., on May 25 fom Mesothelioma Cancer. "His heart was in the Hills of Tennessee and his home in the Pacific Northwest." He was the son of Paul and Pauline (Jeffers) Dyer. He was survived by his wife, Marguerite; son, Michael Dyer of Portland, Or.; daughter, Kellie Dyer of San Diego, Va., his sister Frankie (Benton) Jeffers and nieces and nephews of Albany, In.; sister, Nick (Casey) Williamson; nephews of Franklin, Tx.; and nieces and nephews of Georgia; good friend, Mike Allen; Neil Walker; Karl and Tonjia. He was preceded in death by brother, Glenn Dyer. A celebration for Bobbie will be held at his home in Poulsbo, Wa. Donations can be made to Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation, 1609 Garden Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101. JESSIE BOYD (J.B.) POSEY, 66, passed away on May 25 at his home in Cherry Fork. He was the son of the late Elmer Posey and Tempa Cross Posey. He was a U.S. Veteran of the Korean War. He was a member of the VFW Post 5669 of Oneida and American Legion Post #115 of Stearns, Ky. He was a member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church. 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BERTHA MILLER CHITWOOD, 60, passed away on May 26 at Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville, She was the daughter of the late John Miller and Kathleen Boyatt Miller. In addition to her parents she is preceded in death by one infant brother, Johnnie Wesley Ray Miller. She was survived by her husband, James (Johnnie) Chitwood, Jr. of Oneida; three sons, John Chitwood and wife Stacey, Shane Chitwood and wife Lesa, Shannon Chitwood and wife Angie all of Oneida; two daughters, Shonda Chitwood, Scarlett Burke and husband Matthew all of Oneida; one sister, Dessie Terry and husband Ralph; three brothers, Jerome Miller and wife Jean of Robbins, Lonnie Miller and wife Kathy of the Niggs Creek Community, Christopher Miller of Oneida; one foster brother, Bill Winchester and wife Orangie of Oneida; one special aunt, Lizze Garlen; eight grandchildren; several nieces, nephews, many others that called her mom, Mamow, and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held May 28 at 8! p.m. in the chapel of Four Oaks Funeral Home in Oneida with Bro. Norman Burk and Bro. Ronnie Duncan officiating. Interment was held in May 29 at 2 in the Abner Thomas Cemetery. Pallbearers were Randell, Adam, Tony, and Justin Terry, Quenton Miller, Robbie Powell, Jerry Taylor, and Rick Harness. Four Oaks Funeral Home of Oneida was in charge of the arrangement. WILLIAM AUBRA BILL SMITH, 73, of the Mt. Helen community, passed away Friday in the Jamestown Regional Medical Center. He was a member of the Mt. Helen Baptist Church and a member of the Jamestown Lodge #281 F&AM. He was preceded in death by his parents, Will and Leva Smith. He was survived by wife, Sylvia Arney Smith of Mt. Helen; son, William Keith Smith and wife, Carolyn of Allardt; daughter, Susan Smith Young and husband Oscar of Allardt; grandchildren, Warren and Hayes Smith, Josh and Tim Young, Sue Boles and Vickie Wright; special great-grand-children, Jaden; sister, Charlene Jennings and husband Otis of Dayton, O. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Mundy Funeral Home in Jamestown with Bro. Sammie Dunford and Bro. Randy Smith officiating burial followed in the Mt. Helen Cemetery with Masonic services held at the graveside. Pallbearers were: Mike Wright, William Boles, Tim Young, James Young, David Wright, and Gary Wells. The Mundy Funeral Home in Jamestown was in charge of the arrangements. ERNEST LEE "EKE" MARTIN, 77, of Clinton passed away May 24 at the U.T. Medical Center in Knoxville, He was a member and deacon of White Rock Baptist Church in Huntsville, E.L. was a veteran of the Merchant Marines. He owned and operated Martins Outdoor Center in Norris, and retired from Y-12 Nuclear Weapons Plant as a mechanist. He was preceded in death by his wife, Alma Martin; parents, Ernest C. Martin and Princie Osborne Martin. He is survived by one son, Terry Martin and wife Sheila of Clinton; one daughter, Lidelle Bowling and husband Rick of Knoxville; grandchildren, Brian and Allison Martin of Clinton and Andrew Bowling of Knoxville; one sister-in-law, Louise Bumgardner of Roseville, Calif.; one nephew, Keith Bumgardner of Illinois; one niece, Paula Pierce of Calif. and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held May 27 at 7 p.m. at the White Rock Baptist Church in Huntsville with Bro. Jim West officiating. The body will lie-in-state from 4 p.m! . until 7 p.m. prior to the funeral services. Graveside services were held May 28 at 10:30 a.m. at the Black Oak Baptist Church Cemetery in Lake City. In lieu of flowers family requested memorials be made to Knox Area Rescue Ministries. This obituary was provided as a courtesy of Four Oaks Funeral Homes of Huntsville and Oneida. THOMAS ARTHUR FAIRCHILD, 87, of Oneida, passed away on May 29 at the Scott County Hospital. He was the son of the late Arthur Chesterfield Fairchild and Ida Jessie Gertrude O'Poole Fairchild. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by brothers and sisters, Carl, Henry, Beryl, Jack, Betty and Pearl. He is survived by his wife, Edna Fairchild of Oneida; daughter, Patricia Litton and husband Clifton of Oneida; sons, Kevin Fairchild and wife LeAnn of Robbins, Greg Fairchild and wife Tina of Oneida; grandchildren, Justin and Lacey Litton of Oneida, Sierra, Devin and Jasie Fairchild of Robbins, Destiny and Faith Fairchild of Oneida; special sister-in-law, Joyce Fairchild of Ringo, Ga.; special nieces, Marta and Lana; and many other relatives and friends. The family will received friends for visitation on June 2, from 4 until 6 p.m. in the chapel of West Murley Funeral Home. Funeral services will be conducted June 2 at 6 p.m. with Rev. Philip Kazee and Rev. Ernest ! Woods officiating. Interment will be in the Litton Cemetery with full military honors provided by American Legion Post #136 of Oneida. West Murley Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. ELZIE DEAN KING, 67, of Knoxville, formerly of Scott County Hospital in Oneida. He was the son of the late Ledford and Grace King. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy. He attended Antioch Baptist Church. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by one brother, Willie King; two sisters, Emma King Rydner and Myrtle King Ross; two brothers-in-law, Leonard Rydner and Dode Ross. He was survived by his wife, Sue Goad King; one daughter, Waynette King Harness and husband Dwight of Coalhill; two sons, Max Allen King of Cincinnati, O., Rev. Michael Dean "Bubba" King and wife Jamie of Knoxville; three grand-daughters, Ashlee Harness, Amber Harness, and Beth King; one grandson, Azekiel "Zeke" Harness; one sister, Tina Howard of Dyersburg; one brother, Atley King of Pine Knot, Ky.; special cousin and best friend Gene Strunk of Lexington, Ky., many nieces, nephews, and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were conducted June 1 at 10 a.m. in the chapel of Four ! Oaks Funeral Home in Huntsville, with Rev. Michael "Bubba" King, Rev. Carlie Duncan, and Rev. Dudley Harness officiating. Special singing was provided by Rev. Dudley Harness and family and the Hamby Brothers. Burial Followed in the Black Creek Cross Roads Cemetery with full military honors provided by American Legion Post #136. Pallbearers are: Benny Strunk, Johnny Rydner, Jimmy Ray Lloyd, Jeff Lloyd, Sean Goad, and David Keys. Honorary pallbearers were: Ashlee Harness, Amber Harness, and Gene Strunk. Four Oaks Funeral Home of Huntsville was in charge of the arrangements. JAMES ROSCOE THOMAS, 68, of Oneida passed away on May 29 at the Scott County Hospital. He was the son of the late Mabel Thomas and Tolbert "Tollie" Thomas. He was a member of the Grave Hill Baptist Church. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife, Shirley Hill Thomas; step-mother, Connie Murphy Thomas; infant brother and sister; two brothers-in-law, Mert Blevins and Frank Barkley. He is survived by his two sons, Donald E. Thomas and wife Mary Lou, Doyle Eddie Thomas and wife Letha; daughter, Lori Thomas West and husband Jeff of Oneida; three sisters, Mildred Barkley, Imogene Blevins and Martha Stephens and husband Lloyd; brother, Gayson Thomas and wife Marie; six grandchildren, Josh, Sara, Ashley, Matt, Rosa, and Jessi. Funeral services were conducted May 31 at 8 p.m. with Rev. Melvin Trammell and Rev. Eugene Watters officiating. Special music was provided by Joe and Eva Davis. Graveside services were conducted June 1 at 10:30 a.m. in the Marcum! -Kidd Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Roy Boyatt, Troy Boyatt, Brian Hill, Arlie Hill III, Josh West, and Bob Phillip. Honorary pallbearers were: Matt Thomas, Franklin D. Marcum, Coy Kidd, Arlie Hill II, John Marion Thomas, George Roark and Everett Boyatt. West Murley Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. RONDAL LOWE, 45, passed away May 24 at the Scott County Hospital in Oneida. He was the son of Ova Lowe and Ofa Mason Lowe. In addition to his parents he is survived by five brothers, Randy Lowe, Marley Lowe and wife Sonya, Marvin Lowe and wife Lori, Arlen Lowe and wife Robin and Jason Lowe and wife Janet all of Huntsville; four sisters, Margaret Rodgers and husband Jimmy of Halls, Lenita Daugherty and Husband Clyde of Huntsville, Letisha Smiddy and Jack Taylor of Lake City, and Rebekah Griffith and husband Steve of Oneida; one special friend, Mary Jane Lowe of the Smokey Community, several nieces, nephews, and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held May 27 at 2 p.m. at the Straight Fork Baptist Church with Bro. Steve Hatfield and Bro. Ronnie Loew officiating. Special music was provided by The Mason Family. Burial followed in the Smokey Creek Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Teddy Goad, Gaylon Gibson, James Crabtree, Randy Lowe, Windle Silcox, Charlie D! uncan, Jimmy Duncan, Steve Griffith, Clyd Daugherty, and Jimmy Rodgers. Four Oaks Funeral Home of Huntsville was in charge of the arrangements. TIMOTHY RAYMOND BUSHMAN, 54, of Maryville, passed away May 25 at the Blount Memorial Hospital. He was the sone of Edgar Gene Bushman and Hettie Davis Bushman. He was a musician having played all over the United States with several bands. He was employed by Blount Memorial Hospital as a Respiratory Therapist. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Louie B. Davis and Zilah Davis; uncles, Astor Davis, Jessie Davis, Milace Davis, Bobby Davis; Aunts, Margie Wright and Lorene King. In addition to his parents he is survived by wife, Darlene Chambers Bushman; step-son, Les E. Neuhaus III of Africa; brother, Ervin Bushman and wife Kitty of Winfield and Roy Bushman of Cincinnati, O.; aunts, Mary Alice King of Pine Knot, KY and Priscilla Chambers of Oneida; best friend, Bruce Owen. Graveside services were at the Zillah Davis Cemetery in Winfield with Rev. Doug White officiating. West Murley Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. DONALD MASON, 53, passed away May 26, at the Scott County Hospital in Oneida. He was the son of the late Hobert Mason and Emma Lowe Mason. He was a member of the Buffalo Bridge Baptist Church. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by his father-in-law, R.D. Chambers; one grand-daughter, Shyann Mason. He is survived by his wife, Judy Chambers Mason; mother, Emma Mason; son, Andy Mason and wife Tina of the Rock House community; four daughters, Amy Chambers and husband Carter of the Annadale community, Angie Mason and Abby Mason both of the Rock House community, and Leann Kidd and husband Glendon of Ky.; five grandchildren, Papaw's special babies, Ryan Goad, Dillon Kidd, Vincent Goad, Calee Chambers, Jonathan Kidd; three brothers, Rev. Rhondy Mason and wife Lorene, Arnold Mason and wife Anita and Charles Mason and wife Cheryl; five sisters, Geraldine Newport and husband Carl, Charlene Hatfield and husband Bob, Maxine Wilson, Maddline Newport and husband Dennis! and Allene Phillips and husband Zendell; special friends from Scott County Road Department; several nieces, nephews, and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were conducted May 29 at 12 noon in the chapel of Four Oaks Funeral Home in Huntsville with Bro. Rhondy Mason and Bro. Dudley Harness officiating. Special music was provided by Velva Sexton and Jamie Byrd. Burial followed in the Smokey Creek Cemetery in teh Smokey Creek community. Pallbearers were: Randall Mason, Scottie Mason, Danny Wilson, Jim Risden, Benny Davis and Brad Lay. Honorary pallbearers were: Carter Chambers, Glendon Kidd, Marty Webb, Brian West, Arnold Mason, Charles Mason, Rhondy Mason, Zendell Phillips, Kevin Phillips, Hurshell Mason, Daniel Mason, Dick Sexton and Troy Yaden. Four Oaks Funeral Home of Huntsville was in charge of the arrangements. NELLIE LAMB NEAL, 80 of Pioneer passed away May 29, at the Scott County Hospital. She was a member of Straight Fork Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by husband, Frank Neal; brothers, Woodrow and David Lamb; sisters, Mable, Thelma and Annie Blankenship, Delphia Lamb, and parents, Johna and Mary Lay Lamb. She is survived by son Vernon Neal of Pioneer; sister, Bertha Currier of Elk Valley; special friend, Lucy Day; special little friends, Haley Silcox and Cheyanna Hatfield; and a host of nieces and nephews and other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held June 1 at 1 p.m. at the Straight Fork Baptist Church with Rev. Clarence Carroll and Rev. Tom Owens officiating. Martin Wilson Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: GEN-MAT-HX-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Huguenots - See Some Names - A Classic Masterpiece History of the Huguenot Emigration to America, Two Volumes in One, Charles W. Baird, 1885, 1991. This is a thick dark green clothcovered hardback with gilt printing, 6 x 9-3/4, xix plus 354 pages in the Volume One part, and 445 pages in Volume Two part, plus a number of unpaged maps and other illustrations - probably close to 825 pages altogether.Out of Print! The book is in near new condition with the only flaw being three very small initials written on the inside of the back cover.Otherwise, in nice unmarked condition with no dogeared, loose or torn pages and no scuffs or stubbed corners. Per a review elsewhere: "This is the standard work on the Huguenot emigration to America. Baird's work is so thorough that there a few Huguenot names for which some new fact or illustration is not supplied. The bulk of the work is devoted to the important emigraion of French Protestants (via the Netherlands and Great Britain) in the last quarter of the 17th century to the time of the Revolutionary War. Throughout the text, in both narratives and records, there is a profusion of genealogical detail on the early Huguenot families of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and Virginia, later families having dispersed to Pennsylvania and other states. In addition, extensive genealogical notices are given in footnotes, with references to sources, thus serving as a guide to further information." Elsewhere, some old reviews state: "A book that has a longstanding appeal and is com complete that it still remains the basic source book for research into Huguenot origins. A reference that should be read by everyone who has just discovered their Huguenot roots. Any library that has even a small Huguenot collection will need this book as the basic source book. All Huguenot descendants should have a copy of this book to read and help understand the meaning of liberty and freedom we as Americans hold so dear." - National Huguenot Society Newsletter, Feb. 1992. "It is of considerable value to historians, and genealogists will be well served by the lists of names and by the extreme care exercised by Dr. Baird; the transcriptions of names are impeccable..." - Library Journal, April, 1967. Just the Table of Contents in Volume One covers nine pages, while that of Volume Two covers another nine pages. There are a number of appendices and a 42 page double columned index. Adams, Alard, Albert, Alexander, Allaire, Allen, Alva, Amail, Ammonet, Anderson, Andriver, Andros, Angervin, Anglois, Antoine, Appleton, Apre, Aracheguene, Archambeau, Ardouin, Argall, Armand, Arnold, Arnou, Arondeau, Ashurst, Assire, Atinas, Aubin, Auboyneau, Aubry, Audebert, Augustine, Aumant, Aunant, Avillainez, Aycrigg, Aydelott, Aymon, Ayrault, Bacot, Badeau, Ballergeau, Balaguier, Balarand, Ballou, Baluet, Barand, Barbarie, Barbauld, Barbier, Barbot, Barbut, Bard, Barde, Barger, Baron, de la Barre, Barre, Le Bas, Bas, Basset, Bataille, Baton, Baudon, Baudouin, Bayard, Bayley, Bayeaux, Beadle, Beaubattu, le Beau, Beauchaire, Beauchamp, Beaumont, Beauvois, Belleville, Bellomont, Belong, Benech, Bennet, Benoit, Bentyn, Berchaud, Bergeron, Bergier, Berkeley, Bernard, Bernardeau, Bernon, Berou, Berteaud, Berthon de Marigey, Bertolet, Berton, Bertonneau, Bertrand, Bertrand du Tuffeau, Berwick, Besart, Besly, Bessonet, Bethlo, Bibaud, Biencourt, Billard, Billebeu, Biscon, Bisset, Bitheur, Black, Blanchard, Blenae, Bliss, Block, Blom, Blond, Blondeau, Blonderie, Blond, Bochet, Boisbelleau, Bois-le-Comte, Boisseau, Boisselet, Boiteau, Boles, Bon, Bondet, Bongrand, Bonhoste, Bonneau, Bonneau, Bonnefous, Bonnerme, Bonnet, Bonneville, Bonnin, Bonrepos, Bontecou, Bordel, Bosc, Bosson, Bostaquet, Bouche, Boucher, Bouchet, Boudin, Bodin, Boudinot, Bouhier, Bouniot, Bouquet, Bourdeaux, Bourdet, Bourdieu, Bourdon, Boureau, Bourioli, Bouteilier, Boutignon, Boutigny, Boutiller, Boutineau, Bouyer, Bovie, Bowdoin, Boyd, Boyer, Brebeuf, Bremar, Bressan, Breteau, Britin Dit Laronde, Bricou, Bridon, Brie, Briell, Brigaud, Brinqueman, Brokin, Browning, Broucard, Broussard, Browne, Brugnet, Bruyas, Brun, Bruneau, Buckingham, Bureau, Buretel, (Burtel), Buregeaud, Burgundy, Butler, Bussereau, Butt, Buvier, Cabot, Caillaud, Cailleboeuf, Cairon, Caen, Callard, Callieres, Calvin, Camp, Campbell, Canche, Caner, Canon, Cante, Canton, Carion, Carleton, Caemarthen, Carmeau, Carouge, Caron, Carre, Carriere, Carron, Cartier, Casier, Casjou, Cassagne, Castaing, Caudebec, Cawgatwo, Cazalet, Cazneau, (Cazaniau)m Chabot, Chabossiere, Chadaine, Chaigneau, Chaillaud, Chaille, Chaine, Chaine, Chalifour, Challeux, Chalilion, Chambers, Champagne, Champenois, Champflour, Champlain, Champout, Champs, Chapelcupe, Chaperon, Chapman, Chardavoine, Chardon, Charie, Charles 1,2 and 5th, Charlton, Charnise, Charon, Chartier, Charuyer, Chastaignier, Chastes, Chaudore, Chauveau, Chauvin, Checkley, Cheever, Chenevard, Cherigny, Chevalier, Chezean, Chintrier, Choiseule, Chrestien, Clement, Clements, Cler, Clercq, Clere, Claude, Cloux, Cochivier, Coit, Colbert, Colier, Coligny,...more next time. I will be happy to see if your surnames are included in the book.

Ed, Peter Bowles died in 1905 and was buried in Rocky Hill Cem Deliah died in1923 ans was also buried at Rocky Hill cem. As I recall There is a Rocky Hill in Warren Co near Smiths Grove And one near Becton not to far from Glasgow. I assume the pieces in the paper was from the paper in Glasgow. One more thing could you send me the picture again of our grandmother Deliah? I misplaced the other one. Thanks Dale Dale Bowles major6502@earthlink.net Why Wait? Move to EarthLink.

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: CAMODOC-L@rootsweb.com From: Streig3@aol.com Subject: 1948 City Directory-Susanville A-B This is the transcription of the June, 1948 City Directory that belonged to Mr. Ballard, Modoc County Recorder. This directory is for Lassen and Modoc Counties and Sections of Plumas, Shasta and Tehama Counties. Below is the Lassen County part-- the town of Susanville. This is names A-B. Last Name, First Name, Address, City, Telephone, Page #, Occupation AAA Calif State Automobile Assn, , Knock Annex, Susanville, 373-B, 1 AAA Calif State Automobile Assn, Road Service, , Susanville, 212B, 1 Abbay, Fred T., 1012 Pine, Susanville, 28-R, 1 Abbott, L. F., 110 Sacramento, Susanville, 371-Y, 1 Acord, Tom, 224 Sacramento, Susanville, 414-Y-3, 1 Adams, F. S. Jack, Evans Apts, Susanville, 58-W, 1 Adams, Sigrid, 1511 Plum, Susanville, 117-B, 1 Agee, John M., 101A Sacramento, Susanville, 253-W, 1 Agee, W. B., 608 1/2 Pne, Susanville, 231-Y, 1 Ager, Howard, 1205 Fifth, Susanville, 232-Y, 1 Aguer, J. P., 12346 Alexander av, Susanville, 356-W-3, 1 Aguzzi, Arthur, 19 Orange, Susanville, 57-W-3, 1 Ainsworth, James, 1405 1/2 Third, Susanville, 177-R, 1 Airport, , , Susanville, Call Long Distance, 1 Aldrich, G. E., No 1 Orange, Susanville, 203-W-3, 1 Alexander, F. O., 1622 Main, Susanville, 251-W-3, 1 Algarva, Peter, 815 Gay, Susanville, 300-B, 1 Allen, Charles, 905 Cottage, Susanville, 234-R, 1 Allen, Don F., 912 Small, Susanville, 76-B, 1 Alley, Dale, 1800 (250) First, Susanville, 93-W-4, 1 Allsup, Delmer, 309 Gilman, Susanville, 13-Y-3, 1 Alosi, Michael, 407 Pine, Susanville, 261-R, 1 Al's Refrigeration & Washer Service, , 1106 Richmond rd, Susanville, 353-Y-4, 1 Alway, Fred, 24 Orange, Susanville, 203-B, 1 Alway, Gordon, Johnstonville rd, Susanville, 258-R, 1 Amesbury, R. H. Dr., ofc 710 Main, Susanville, 62-B, 1 Amesbury, R. H. Dr., r 404 Quarry, Susanville, 62-Y, 1 Ammirati, Louis A., 701 Cypress, Susanville, 355-W-3, 1 Amour, E. L., 1508 Third, Susanville, 176-R, 1 Anderson, Alfred J., 707 Union, Susanville, 15-W, 1 Anderson, Charles I., 100 Spring, Susanville, 253-Y, 1 Anderson, Conrad N., 132 Russell av, Susanville, 363-Y-4, 1 Anderson, Ethel, 705 1/2 Union, Susanville, 390-B, 1 Anderson, O. D. Mrs., 11 Monrovia, Susanville, 225-W, 1 Anderson & Pancera, , 1007 Lassen, Susanville, 227-B, 1 Anderson Specialty Shop, , 625 Main, Susanville, 182-W, 1 Andreatta, Lena Bottini, 1628 Richmond, Susanville, 367-W-4, 1 Army & Navy Mart, , 926 Main, Susanville, 154-Y, 1 Arnett, Agnes Mrs., 1208 Lassen, Susanville, 308-B, 1 Arnett, B. M. Mrs, 421 Weatherlow, Susanville, 229-W, 1 Arnett, L. M., 1109 Modoc, Susanville, 402-Y-3, 1 Arnold, M. R., 922 Pine, Susanville, 293-R, 1 Arnold, Recil, 1326 Pardee av, Susanville, 73-W-3, 1 Arnold, Spaulding, 700 Roop, Susanville, 11-R, 1 Ashenhurst, W. B., No 4 Ainsworth Apts, Susanville, 262-Y, 1 Assemblies of God Church, , 1204 Minckler, Susanville, 399-y-4, 1 Associated Tide Water Oil, , Johnstonville rd, Susanville, 312-B, 1 Atkins, A. P., 101 B Sacramento, Susanville, 253-R, 1 Attaway, R. L., 610 Roop, Susanville, 230-B, 1 Attaway & Chappuis Accounting Service, , Mt Lassen Hotel bldg, Susanville, 68-B, 1 B B Liquor Store, , 621 Main, Susanville, 384-B, 1 B P O Elks, , 818 Pine, Susanville, 242-B, 1 Bachelor, A. D., 5 Orange, Susanville, 203-W, 1 Bachman, Charles, 25 Orange, Susanville, 10-W, 1 Bailey, Lillian, 604 Court, Susanville, 310-B, 1 Bailey, Q. C., 504 Roop, Susanville, 284-Y, 1 Baker, A. E., 700 Roop, Susanville, 203-R, 1 Baker, J. V., 19 Upland, Susanville, 372-B, 1 Baker, John W., 4 Upland, Susanville, 225-W-3, 1 Baker, Tom, No c Younie Apts, Susanville, 252-R, 1 Baker, W. A., 1207 Fifth, Susanville, 232-R, 1 Bangham, F. H., ofc 712 Main, Susanville, 155-B, 1 Bangham, Fred, 609 Maple, Susanville, 309-W, 1 Bangham Apartments, , 606 North, Susanville, 219-W, 1 Banister, E. A., 126 Russell av, Susanville, 145-B, 1 Banister, Edna May, 1207 Third, Susanville, 177-Y-3, 1 Bank Club, , 729 Main, Susanville, 238-B, 1 Bank of America NT & SA, , 735 Main, Susanville, 320-B; 321-B, 1 Bantley, Albert, 706 Gay, Susanville, 213-B, 1 Bantley, Antone, ranch Johnstonville rd, Susanville, 2-M-4, 1 Baptist Church, , 127 Gay, Susanville, 127-B, 1 Barbee, B. F., 1423 North, Susanville, 80-W-4, 1 Barbee, W. B., 207 Spring, Susanville, 410-B, 1 Barclay, T. E., 706 Mill, Susanville, 255-B, 1 Barger, Wayne, 112 McDow, Susanville, 380-R, 1 Barham, Clara Mrs., 1304 Riverside dr, Susanville, 399-Y-3, 1 Barham, James, East Main, Susanville, 109-R, 1 Barker, True, 907 North, Susanville, 181-R, 1 Barnetche, B., 914 Foss, Susanville, 76-Y, 1 Barries, Richard, 1225 Minckler, Susanville, 287-R, 1 Barron, Ernest Bruce, 1504 North, Susanville, 265-B, 1 Barron, J. R., 710 Court, Susanville, 123-W, 1 Barron Chevrolet, Formerly Smith Auto Co, 937 Main, Susanville, 332-B, 1 Barry, Hardin, ofc Knoch bldg, Susanville, 205-B, 1 Barry, Hardin, r 700 Lassen, Susanville, 219-B, 1 Barry, Mabel, 1021 Pine, Susanville, 152-Y, 1 Bates, J. M., 4 Sunkist dr, Susanville, 10-W-4, 1 Bates, Westley, 1609 Riverside dr, Susanville, 279-Y-4, 1 Bauer, Leroy D., 401 Weatherlow, Susanville, 229-Y-3, 1 Bavaresco, Tony, 1610 Plumas, Susanville, 367-B, 1 Bayles, W. P., 1706 Third, Susanville, 96-Y, 1 Beacon Distributing Co., , 1631 Riverside dr, Susanville, 160-B, 1 Beard, Elmer N., 700 Gay, Susanville, 213-Y, 1 Beard, James L., 1708 Fourth, Susanville, 389-W-3, 1 Beard, Marion, 1623 Main, Susanville, 312-Y, 1 Beckett, Charles, 1601 Fifth, Susanville, 174-Y-4, 1 Beckstead, G. E., 114 Sacramento, Susanville, 371-R, 1 Beebe, Frank, Johnstonville rd, Susanville, 109-W-3, 1 Beebe, Irvin, 610 Maple, Susanville, 64-B, 1 Beehler, Jack, 1406 Riverside dr, Susanville, 407-B, 1 Belcastro, Frank, 101 Russell av, Susanville, 19-B, 1 Bell, Truman, 314 Ash, Susanville, 71-W-4, 1 Bell's Art & Gift Shop, , 830 Lassen, Susanville, 273-B, 1 Benedetti, A., 1020 Railroad, Susanville, 156-B, 1 Benesh, Elsie Mrs., 928 Alexander, Susanville, 382-Y-4, 1 Bennett, D. L., 1301 Knoch av, Susanville, 287-Y-4, 1 Bennett, George, 517 Hill, Susanville, 24-W, 1 Bennett, Jerry, Westwood rd., Susanville, 395-B, 1 Bennett, Kenneth R., 309 Ash, Susanville, 71-Y-4, 1 Bennett, Marie, 1257 Knoch av, Susanville, 209-Y-4, 1 Bennett, Percy, 1200 Third, Susanville, 177-Y-4, 1 Bennett, Philmore, 206 Spring, Susanville, 338-R, 1 Bennett, Robert M., Johnstonville rd, Susanville, 258-B, 1 Bennett & Armour, , 907 Gay, Susanville, 259-B, 1 Bennett Sheet Metal Works, , 2216 Main, Susanville, 271-B, 1 Benton, Roberta, 1222 Riverside dr, Susanville, 399-W, 1 Berettini, A., 1339 Alexander av, Susanville, 356-W-4, 1 Berglund, Anna Mrs., 1613 Main, Susanville, 54-R, 1 Berglund, Nels, 1600 Plumas, Susanville, 367-W, 1 Berreman, Laurel, 1207 Pardee, Susanville, 407-W-4, 1 Bertanzoli, Philmore, 1332 Pardee, Susanville, 73-W, 2 Beseler, William H., 1304 Third, Susanville, 277-R, 2, ice cream Beterbide, Julius, 1629 Shasta, Susanville, 401-Y-3, 2 Bietz, Selma, 1212 Fifth, Susanville, 60-R, 2 Bigelow, George L., 112 McDow, Susanville, 380-W, 2 Bigelow, Laurence S., 1014 Gay, Susanville, 397-B, 2 Bigelow Apartments, , 1012 Gay, Susanville, 397-R, 2 Blackmer, William W., 904 Pine, Susanville, 323-R, 2 Boatman, H. E., 925 Weatherlow, Susanville, 105-B, 2, plmbg & htng Boatman, William D., 263 Ash, Susanville, 92-Y, 2 Boese, Herman, 313 Ash, Susanville, 96-Y-3, 2 Boggs, Esther Mrs., 1915 Main, Susanville, 135-R, 2 Boles, Clyde, 1522 Fir, Susanville, 348-W-4, 2 Boltz, John, 1605 Sierra, Susanville, 343-B, 2 Bone, James B., 1908 Fourth, Susanville, 249-Y-3, 2 Boneck, Oscar, 1350 Alexander av, Susanville, 356-Y-3, 2 Bonta, E. W., 1110 Mark, Susanville, 172-B, 2 Boone, H. T., 913 Union, Susanville, 296-B, 2 Booth, L. M., 1405 Richmond rd, Susanville, 14-Y-4, 2, game warden Borghi, A., 1428 Richmond rd, Susanville, 353-W-3, 2, Grocery Store Born, W. W., 256 Hall, Susanville, 71-Y-3, 2 Boshoff, Jack, 703 Gay, Susanville, 104-R, 2 Bottrell , James, 104 Spring, Susanville, 253-Y-3, 2 Boulle, A. H., 1613 Shasta, Susanville, 345-Y-3, 2 Bowen, Elmer N., 100 Fairfield av, Susanville, 56-W-4, 2 Bowens Radiator Service, , 1322 Minckler av, Susanville, 422-R, 2 Boy Scouts of America, , 1618 Fourth, Susanville, 95-W-3, 2 Bradford, Harold, Johnstonville rd, Susanville, 258-W-3, 2 Brandt, A., 1258 Hood, Susanville, 287-B, 2 Breitweiser, A. G., ofc 1000 Lassen, Susanville, 317-B, 2 Breitweiser, A. G., r 500 Mill, Susanville, 293-W, 2 Brewen, Wade, 106 Mesa, Susanville, 65-Y-4, 2 Bridges, C. H., 1116 Gay, Susanville, 330-B, 2 Bridgford, H. W., 1006 Lassen, Susanville, 125-W, 2 Broady, Louis A., Richmond rd, Susanville, 403-Y, 2 Brockman, Lester, 108 Russel av, Susanville, 208-W, 2 Brodie, Tillie Mrs., 807 Roop, Susanville, 327-R, 2 Bronson, Jim E., 1011 Roop, Susanville, 152-R, 2 Bronson & Doyle, , Richmond rd, Susanville, 347-B, 2 Brown, E. G., 258 McDow, Susanville, 113-W, 2 Brown, Elton E., 1809 Second, Susanville, 93-Y-4, 2 Brown, Emma P., 1009 Arnold, Susanville, 411-B, 2 Brown, Floyd N., 1230 Arnold, Susanville, 411-W, 2 Brown, James, 12 Sunkist dr, Susanville, 10B, 2 Brown, John, 15 Monrovia, Susanville, 337-Y-3, 2 Brown, O. C., 136 Russell av, Susanville, 145-W-3, 2 Brown, T. S., Johnstonville rd, Susanville, 111-B, 2 Brown, Walter, 1502 Riverside dr, Susanville, 279-W-3, 2 Bryant, W. M., 704 Mill, Susanville, 369-R, 2 Buckles, M. R., 255 McDow, Susanville, 380-Y, 2 Buffman, Bell, 1014 Arnold, Susanville, 186-W-3, 2 Burke, James D., 2406 Main, Susanville, 400-R, 2, contr. Burnett, C. I. Dr, ofc 902 Roop, Susanville, 30-B, 2 Burnett, C. I. Dr, r Hillcrest, Susanville, 30-R, 2 Burnett, F. T., 268 Hall, Susanville, 71-R, 2 Burns, George, 1403 Richmond rd, Susanville, 353-Y-4, 2 Burr, Clark, Sierra Apts Weatherlow, Susanville, 42-Y, 2 Burr, William Mrs., 251 Park, Susanville, 336-Y-3, 2 Burr Automotive, , 1717 Main, Susanville, 135-W-3, 2 Burroughs, Jean, 614 Cottage, Susanville, 228-Y, 2 Burton, B. F., 1213 Fourth, Susanville, 60-Y-3, 2 Bus Depot, Greyhound Lines, 906 Gay, Susanville, 168-R, 2 Bus Depot, Mt. Lassen Motor Transit Inc, 806 Main, Susanville, 273-R, 2 Busby, Guy E., 113 Mesa, Susanville, 338-Y-4, 2 Bush, Cyrus A., 1300 Minckler, Susanville, 14-B, 2 Business Men's Cr Assn of Lassen Co, , Bank of America bldg, Susanville, 7-B, 2 Bussey, Garner, 700A Court, Susanville, 163-Y, 2 Bussey, Louis A., 415 Oak, Susanville, 59-Y-3, 2 Bussey, M. R., 1516 Plum, Susanville, 117-W-3, 2 Butler, Elmer N., 601 Roop, Susanville, 16-Y, 2 Butler, Ray, 1520 First, Susanville, 336-B, 2 Butner, Earl, 7 Monrovia, Susanville, 337-Y-4, 2 Byrum, Carrie E., 1009 Lassen, Susanville, 286-R, 2 Richfield Service Station, John Agee, Main & Hall, Susanville, 224-Y, 1 Janece Carter Streig streig3@aol.com _http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jcstreig/_ (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jcstreig/) "Genealogy is life in the past lane." Family Names: Amidon, Bogue, Buffington, Carter, Chapman, Darrow, DeHart, Dodge, Eaton, Elwood, Fairbanks, Fell, Firby, Grout, Hudson, Kelsey, McCracken, Mott, Painter, Reynard, Rodabaugh, Shottenkirk, Slaughter, Smith, Spencer, Stockdill, Swan, Trafton, Wollenberg, Wollenlurge, Woodbury, Wright, Wullbrandt

===================================================================== Match: Bole Source: GEN-MAT-HX-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Wilkes County, Georgia - See some names The Supplement to: The Wilkes County Papers (1773-1889), Robert Scott Davis, Jr., ed by Edward E. VanSchaick, Jr., 2000. Blue clothcovered hardback with gilt printing, as new, 6-1/8 x 9-1/4, 157 pages, everyname index, this book is in absolutely wonderful condition! I have been unable to determine if it is still in print. Contents include: A Strange Record of Wilkes County Residence A Letter From Wilkes County Estate Records in the New Toomey Collection, 1773-1833 Inferior Court Case Files, 1776-1890 Justice of the Peace Court, Case Files Land Court Minutes, 1784 List of Soldiers Who Fought at the Battle of Kettle Creek, 1779 More Loose Wilkes County, GA Records, 1778-1878 Records of the Ceded Lands of Original Wilkes County, Georgia Some Settlers on the Georgia Frontier Superior Court Case Files, 1782-1889 Superior Court Minutes, April, 1778 Tax Digest, 1785 Index Aaron, Abbott, Abbot, Abott, Absent, Acres, Adams, Adkins, Adkinson, Agustavis, Akin(s), Albert, Alexander, Alixander, Allen, Allin, Allison, Anderson, Andrews, Anglin, Angling, Angus, Ana Oerkins & Dowlan, Ansley, Anthony, Ares, Armour, Armstrong, Arnett, Arnold, Arnoll, Arreck, Arthur, Asbey, Ashley, Ashmore, Atha, Atkins, Augustavis, Augustavius, Autrey, Autry, Avertt, Awtry, Aycock, Bagby, Bailey, Baird, Baker, Baldwin, Ball, Ballard, Ballie, Banks, Bankston, Barber, Barcley, Barefield, Barksdale, Barksdal, Barkshear, Baisjere, Barnard, Barnett, Baron, Barran, Barrett, Barron, Barrot, Barroughs, Barrow, Bartee, Barton, Basham, Baskins, Bass, Bates, battle, Bauldin, Bauldwin, Bazer, Beal, Beale, Beall, Beaman, Beard, Beasley, Beckerstaff, Bedell, Bedford, Bedingfield, Bedwll {sic}, Been Beers, Beesley, Begbie, Belemy, Bell, Bellemy, Bener, Bennefield, ennet(t), Bensill, Bensille, Benson, Bentley, Bently, Berrey, Berry, Best, Bevis, Bibb, Bickerstaff, Biddle, Biley, Biligslea, Billingslia, Binam, Binns, Bird, Bishop, Black, Blackamore, Blackburn, Blackmore, Blackshire, Blake, Blanchard, Blancks, Blanks, Bledsoe, Bledsor, Bloodworth, Blount, Blythe, Boatright, Bobbet(t), Bobbit(t), Boboe, Bofoe, Bohannon, Bohannan, Boldwin, Bole, Boles, Bolton, Bond, Boner, Bones, Booker, Bookes, Boran, Boren, Borum, Bostick, Bostwick, Boswell, Bouldwin, Bowen, Bowers, Bowes, Bowin, Boyd, Bozeman, Bradford, Bradley, Branaham, Branch, Branham, Brantley, Brassell, Brazdell, Breazeale, Breedwell, Brewer, Bridgers, Bridges, Brinton, Brooks, Brown, Bruce, Bruen, Bruer, Bryant, Buchanan, Buchanon, Buck, Buckner, Buffington, Bull, Burch, Burdett, Burdine, Burford, Burgamy, Burk, Burke, Burks, Burleson, Brley, Burly, Burnett, Burnley, Burton, Bush, Busson, Butler, buzzy, Cade, Cain, Calahan, Caldwell, Calhoun, Call, Callaway, Callier, Calliham, Calloway, Calvert, Cammel, Cammell, Campell, Candler, Cane, Carlieal, Carlisler, Carlton, Carmichael, Carothers, Carr, Carrell, Carruthers, Carson, Carter, Cartwright, Carver, Case, Cashin, Cass, Castleberry, Castlebury, Catching, Catchings, Cathen, Catheren, Cato, Caudle, Champen, Champion, Chandora, Chandriss, Chaney, Chapman, Charles, Chaves, Chavis,, Cheaves, Cherry, Chesolemn, Chesser, Chessher, Chevas, Chisslom, Chiver(s), Chrisolem, Church, Christmas, Clack, Cland, Clarke, Clary, Cleaveland, Clegg, Clement, Clemmons, Clendening, Cleveland, Cloud, Coat, Coates, Coats, Cochran, Cochron, Cockran, Cofer, Coffin, Cohorn, Cohoron, Cohron, Colbert, Colbertson, Cole, Coleman, Colemand, Coleson, Collens, Colley, Collier, Collins, Colly, Colmon, Colson, Colston, Combs, Connells, Conner, Connor, Cook, Cookey, Cooksey, Coold, Cooper, Copeland, Copland, Copley, Corbett...more next time. I will be happy to check for your surnames in the rest of the index.

All this information seems to be for one John Bowles. John Bowles Sr who lived 2 miles from Hanover Court House. There was a John Bowles Sr who lived on Stoney Run. Brenda, Mary Ann, do you think these John Bowles Sr are the same? I do. Leathel, 1782, John (Jolly Tar) 600 acres. 1789 bought 100 3/4 acres from Mr Kizer. 1797 becomes John Bowles Estate. 1798 land decreased from 700 acres to 229 acres. Benj. receives 199 acres. Jerminah Wade receives 172 acres. 1800 the 229 acres go to Jeffree Bowles. 1801 Jeffree increases to 260 acres. 1804 sells 100 acres to George Bowles. 1806 Jeffree has 365 acres. 1810 Thomas F Bowles gets 125 acres from Jeffree Bowles Estate, which makes Thomas a total of 225 acres. 1812 Sarah gets 2 acres from Benjamin, making her a total of 42 acres adjoining Thomas. 2 miles sw of court house. BOWLES, John, of Hanover Co., deceased, estate accounts with his executor, Benjamin BOWLES of Hanover (Abstracted from The Virginia Gazette and Weekly Advertiser 26 Dec. 1796) HANOVER COUNTY TAXPAYERS SAINT PAUL'S PARISH 1782-1815 Assessable Personal Property 1st Digit = Slaves 2nd Digit = Horses 3rd Digit = Cattle 1782 John Bowles,Sr. 15 9 22 1783 John Bowles,Sr. 12 8 22 ,(1-SH) 1784 John Bowles,Sr. 12 8 22 ,(1-SH) 1785 ? 1786 John Bowles,Sr. 12 4 0 ,(1-SH) 1787 John Bowles,Sr. 5 18 23 ,and Issac Winfrey 1788 John Bowles,Sr. 5 6 0, 1 adult (Jolly Tar) 1789 John Bowles,Sr. 10 6 0 1790 John Bowles,Sr. 10 6 0 ,Petitioner 1791 John Bowles,Sr. 7 6 0 ,1 adult (Jolly Tar) 1792 John Bowles,Sr. 7 6 0 ,1 adult (Jolly Tar) 1793 John Bowles,Sr. 9 6 0 , (Jolly Tar) 1794 John Bowles,Sr. 11 7 0 , 1 adult 1795 John Bowles,Sr. 11 7 0 , 1 adult 1796 John Bowles, Sr. 1 2 0 , 1 adult 1797 John Bowles, Sr. 1 2 0 , 1 adult 1798 ?

This Nova Scotia Boles line of Kate's seems to be coming very close to my own line. We have the two origins in Ireland only about 20 miles apart. Her Boles in Fethard, Tipperary and mine just a bit northwest in Laois. Another descendant in Kate's line is going to Ireland in September to check local sources. Very exciting! > > From: Linne Gravestock <linne@gravestock.name> > Date: 2005/07/03 Sun AM 01:02:14 CDT > To: BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Mary E. & Annette G. Boles, WA and NS, Canada > > Please reply to Kate directly as she's not currently a member > of our list. > Linne > > ===================================================================== > Match: Boles > Source: CAN-NS-KINGS-L@rootsweb.com > From: kcolwellmd@earthlink.net > Subject: Re: ROWSE/ROUSE/PINEO/HOMES Nova Scotia 1800s > > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: ROWSE, PINEO > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UOC.2ACE/79.1.2 > > Message Board Post: > > Descendants of David Homes Rowse > > 1.David Homes Rowse b: Nova Scotia, Canada d: Bef. 1881 New Brunswick > +Lydia Kezia Pineo m: January 28, 1840 > b: Abt. 1818 Of Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada > d: Aft. 1881 Of Studholm, Kings, New Brunswick > 2 William Allen Chipman ROWSE > b: October 04, 1852 Shelburn, Nova Scotia, Canada > d: 1915 Seattle, King, WA > +Mary Esther BOLES > m: 1887 in Little Baptist Church Boylston, Nova Scotia > b: April 28, 1866 Nova Scotia, Canada > d: June 17, 1960 Seattle, KIng, WA > 2 George L Rowse > b: Bef. 1871 Nova Scotia, Canada > d: Bef. December 17, 1927 WA. > +Annette G Boles m: 1891 in Chehalis, WA > b: August 29, 1868 Nova Scotia, Canada > d: Bef. September 13, 1930 WA. > 2 Augustine Rouse > b: Abt. 1859 Canada > d: 1897 Kenmare, North Dakota > 2 Charles Rowse > 2 (Mary) Eliza Rowse > b: Of Studholm NB > +John McKnight m: June 10, 1871 in Sussex, Kings, NB b: Of > Studholm NB . > 2 Rebecca Jane ROUSE > b: January 27, 1843 Of Studholm,Kings, NB > d: October 17, 1926 > +Edward Albert Taylor m: October 24, 1868 in Head of > Millstream,Studholm,Kings, NB > b: February 16, 1845 Of Studholm,Kings, NB > d: April 10, 1923 > 2 Helena ROUSE > +John Monroe SMITHSON > m: June 17, 1896 in ?Mt. Vernon, Skagit, WA > or Butler, Bates, Mo > b: May 30, 1855 Winchester, Scott, Il > 2 David (Rev) Rowse > 2 Marven H. ROUSE > b: Abt. 1851 Canada > d: Abt. February 05, 1925 Kings, NB > > > I have more generations for several of these families, mostly > tertiary sources except my own family thought William Allan Chipman > Rowse. > > ========================================== > Tom LaPorte

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: WVLINCOL-L@rootsweb.com From: PJAFLA@aol.com Subject: August 25, 1949 Lincoln Republican (obit) August 25,1949 Lincoln Republican BOWLES ROUTE LADY DIED AT HOME LAST FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 Mrs. Rhoda Ellen Bays. 63 years old of Bowles Route Hamlin, who died last Friday at her home was buried in the Bays Cemetery following funeral services at 2 PM Monday at the residence with the Rev. Fred Black of Yawkey officiating. Mrs. Bays was born December 7, 1885 at Griffithsville, a daughter of the late George and Elizabeth Stowers. She moved to Hamlin shortly after marrying James A Bays in 1903. Surviving are the husband four sons, Crosby, Reaford and Claude Bays of Hamlin and Corporal James S Bayes of Langley Field, Va.; seven daughters, Mrs. Minnie Thompson of Hamlin, Mrs. Nellie Young of Beverton, Mich., Mrs. Gladys Stowers of Tacoma, Wash., Mrs. Jewell Riffe of Ashland, Mrs. Irene Chadwick of Kenova, Mrs. Ruby Brewer and Mrs. Ima Castleberry of Huntington; four sisters, Mrs. Evaline Oxley and Mrs. Adeline Jarrell of Huntington and Mrs. Cora Stump and Mrs. Amanda Bays of Hurricane; two brothers, Andrew Stowers of Griffithsville and Lee Stowers of Huntington, and 31 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. The body was taken to the residence from the Johnson-Koontz Funeral Home in Hamlin." ===================================

Please reply to Kate directly as she's not currently a member of our list. Linne ===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: CAN-NS-KINGS-L@rootsweb.com From: kcolwellmd@earthlink.net Subject: Re: ROWSE/ROUSE/PINEO/HOMES Nova Scotia 1800s This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: ROWSE, PINEO Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UOC.2ACE/79.1.2 Message Board Post: Descendants of David Homes Rowse 1.David Homes Rowse b: Nova Scotia, Canada d: Bef. 1881 New Brunswick +Lydia Kezia Pineo m: January 28, 1840 b: Abt. 1818 Of Kings, Nova Scotia, Canada d: Aft. 1881 Of Studholm, Kings, New Brunswick 2 William Allen Chipman ROWSE b: October 04, 1852 Shelburn, Nova Scotia, Canada d: 1915 Seattle, King, WA +Mary Esther BOLES m: 1887 in Little Baptist Church Boylston, Nova Scotia b: April 28, 1866 Nova Scotia, Canada d: June 17, 1960 Seattle, KIng, WA 2 George L Rowse b: Bef. 1871 Nova Scotia, Canada d: Bef. December 17, 1927 WA. +Annette G Boles m: 1891 in Chehalis, WA b: August 29, 1868 Nova Scotia, Canada d: Bef. September 13, 1930 WA. 2 Augustine Rouse b: Abt. 1859 Canada d: 1897 Kenmare, North Dakota 2 Charles Rowse 2 (Mary) Eliza Rowse b: Of Studholm NB +John McKnight m: June 10, 1871 in Sussex, Kings, NB b: Of Studholm NB . 2 Rebecca Jane ROUSE b: January 27, 1843 Of Studholm,Kings, NB d: October 17, 1926 +Edward Albert Taylor m: October 24, 1868 in Head of Millstream,Studholm,Kings, NB b: February 16, 1845 Of Studholm,Kings, NB d: April 10, 1923 2 Helena ROUSE +John Monroe SMITHSON m: June 17, 1896 in ?Mt. Vernon, Skagit, WA or Butler, Bates, Mo b: May 30, 1855 Winchester, Scott, Il 2 David (Rev) Rowse 2 Marven H. ROUSE b: Abt. 1851 Canada d: Abt. February 05, 1925 Kings, NB I have more generations for several of these families, mostly tertiary sources except my own family thought William Allan Chipman Rowse. ==========================================

You had me searching around as well but this is all I found. It mentions people gathering there when the parliament burned which validates the family story. I hadn't seen this article before. Also, there is a picture of the Bowles Lunch in Ottawa if anyone wants to see that. The picture shows a sign for a Bowles Billiard Academy upstairs so probably the same setup as the Hamilton outlet. "The Bowles Lunch on Sparks St. was often frequented by journalists, sports figures and businessmen. Some who later became parliamentarians also came here, such as Norman Rogers, secretary to Prime Minister Mackenzie King, and George McIlraith, who became a minister and later a senator. Reportedly some Ottawa residents who watched the first Parliament Building burn on a cold night in early 1916 went there for warmth and the sharing of experiences. Ottawa's longest-serving mayor, J.E. Stanley Lewis often lunched there. Lewis was one of the founding members of the Ottawa Knockers' Club, a charitable organisation made of prominent Ottawa businessmen who used to "knock" the government. The Club was founded in the Sparks St. Bowles Lunch in 1942 and commemorated by a brass plaque in a lunchroom table. Ottawa's Bowles Lunch was taken over during the 1950s by Scott's Restaurants, which also purchased the Toronto Bowles Lunchrooms about the same time." > > From: Randi Meetzen <meetzen@sbcglobal.net> > Date: 2005/07/02 Sat PM 09:49:26 CDT > To: BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Bowles Lunch Question > > Hi Tom, I knew I could count on you! > There is a website for a town called Hamilton in Canada that had a Bowles Lunch and Bowles Billiard Academy on King Street. Also the Museum of London displays a Mug/Tankard which says Bowles Lunch Limited across it. I did a Google search and Bowles Lunch was mentioned in passing in numerous articles ,however there were no complete stories which I came across. > I enjoyed your "first hand" stories. Thank you. Randi Bowles-Meentzen > > Tom LaPorte <tlaporte@mts.net> wrote: > I have one Bowles family story about the restaurant line. William Cochrane Bowles (my line) had been Chief Clerk of the Canadian Parliament when he retired in 1915. In 1916, the Parliament Buildings burned down. When William saw the flames from his home he rushed to the building but was not able to enter to fight the fire. He retreated to Bowles Lunch where he watched the building burn and where he helped to put together a crisis team to establish a new government center which got to work that same day. > > > > > > From: Randi Meetzen > > Date: 2005/07/02 Sat PM 04:52:53 CDT > > To: BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Bowles Lunch Question > > > > I have been reading a bit about a chain of restaraunts in Canada called Bowles Lunch. Are there any Canadian Bowles researchers ,maybe Mr. LaPorte, who have some info on this and which Bowles line were the owners? > > > > > > Randi Bowles-Meentzen > > > > > > Tom LaPorte > > > > Randi Bowles-Meentzen > > Tom LaPorte

Hi Tom, I knew I could count on you! There is a website for a town called Hamilton in Canada that had a Bowles Lunch and Bowles Billiard Academy on King Street. Also the Museum of London displays a Mug/Tankard which says Bowles Lunch Limited across it. I did a Google search and Bowles Lunch was mentioned in passing in numerous articles ,however there were no complete stories which I came across. I enjoyed your "first hand" stories. Thank you. Randi Bowles-Meentzen Tom LaPorte <tlaporte@mts.net> wrote: I have one Bowles family story about the restaurant line. William Cochrane Bowles (my line) had been Chief Clerk of the Canadian Parliament when he retired in 1915. In 1916, the Parliament Buildings burned down. When William saw the flames from his home he rushed to the building but was not able to enter to fight the fire. He retreated to Bowles Lunch where he watched the building burn and where he helped to put together a crisis team to establish a new government center which got to work that same day. > > From: Randi Meetzen > Date: 2005/07/02 Sat PM 04:52:53 CDT > To: BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Bowles Lunch Question > > I have been reading a bit about a chain of restaraunts in Canada called Bowles Lunch. Are there any Canadian Bowles researchers ,maybe Mr. LaPorte, who have some info on this and which Bowles line were the owners? > > > Randi Bowles-Meentzen > > Tom LaPorte Randi Bowles-Meentzen

I have one Bowles family story about the restaurant line. William Cochrane Bowles (my line) had been Chief Clerk of the Canadian Parliament when he retired in 1915. In 1916, the Parliament Buildings burned down. When William saw the flames from his home he rushed to the building but was not able to enter to fight the fire. He retreated to Bowles Lunch where he watched the building burn and where he helped to put together a crisis team to establish a new government center which got to work that same day. > > From: Randi Meetzen <meetzen@sbcglobal.net> > Date: 2005/07/02 Sat PM 04:52:53 CDT > To: BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Bowles Lunch Question > > I have been reading a bit about a chain of restaraunts in Canada called Bowles Lunch. Are there any Canadian Bowles researchers ,maybe Mr. LaPorte, who have some info on this and which Bowles line were the owners? > > > Randi Bowles-Meentzen > > Tom LaPorte

I have a Bowles Lunch spoon which my Grandmother, Ethel Bowles, borrowed from the Ottawa restaurant about 1920. While Bowles Lunch seems to have been only in Ontario (multiple restaurants in both Ottawa and Toronto that I know of) I have always heard that they were owned by an H.L. Bowles of Springfield, Massachusetts. > > From: Randi Meetzen <meetzen@sbcglobal.net> > Date: 2005/07/02 Sat PM 04:52:53 CDT > To: BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Bowles Lunch Question > > I have been reading a bit about a chain of restaraunts in Canada called Bowles Lunch. Are there any Canadian Bowles researchers ,maybe Mr. LaPorte, who have some info on this and which Bowles line were the owners? > > > Randi Bowles-Meentzen > > Tom LaPorte

> > From: Randi Meetzen <meetzen@sbcglobal.net> > Date: 2005/07/02 Sat PM 04:52:53 CDT > To: BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Bowles Lunch Question > > I have been reading a bit about a chain of restaraunts in Canada called Bowles Lunch. Are there any Canadian Bowles researchers ,maybe Mr. LaPorte, who have some info on this and which Bowles line were the owners? > > > Randi Bowles-Meentzen > > Tom LaPorte

I have been reading a bit about a chain of restaraunts in Canada called Bowles Lunch. Are there any Canadian Bowles researchers ,maybe Mr. LaPorte, who have some info on this and which Bowles line were the owners? Randi Bowles-Meentzen

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: KYBARREN-L@rootsweb.com From: sgorin@glasgow-ky.com Subject: S. F. BAILEY, Jr - ca 1941, age 36 This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bailey, Witty, Peden, Boles, Goode Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/TAB.2ACI/14481 Message Board Post: NOTE: I have no connection and no further information. "The Times joins the many Barren county friends of Mr. Fletcher Bailey, Glasgow, R. 4, in extending sympathy in the recent death of his son, Mr. S. F. Bailey, Jr., age 36, who died at the Ford Hospital in Detroit, Mich., from a week's illness of throat infection. "Young Bailey has resided in Detroit for the past fifteen years where he had been employed by the Ford Motor Company. His untimely passing came as a distinct shock to his many Barren county friends. He was a devout member of the Baptist Church. "Besides his father, Mr. Fletcher Bailey, and step-mother, he is survived by wife and three children and the following sisters: Mrs Beulah Witty, Mrs Maymie Peden, both of east Glasgow, Mrs. Lile Boles, and Mrs. Maude Goode, both of Lindsay, Calif. Funeral and burial services were held at Detroit." Undated Glasgow (KY) Times newspaper.