In a message dated 6/1/2005 6:16:15 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, linne@gravestock.name writes: www.findagrave.com Thank you so much for sharing. This is a great web site! Susan Walters

Isn't it a surprise? Much bigger and more names and places than I imagined it would have. If you find a Boles/Bowles ancestor there, come back and tell us. Or if you find an ancestor who was connected to a Boles/Bowles, tell us that, too---and how they were connected. I thought the site had some great possibilities for all of us. Linne > >In a message dated 6/1/2005 6:16:15 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, >linne@gravestock.name writes: > >www.findagrave.com > > > >Thank you so much for sharing. This is a great web site! > >Susan Walters

This is a site that I just found out about: www.findagrave.com When I clicked on the B's and then on Boles, there were 549 hits. When I clicked on Bowles, there were 962 hits. I looked at a few of them---there may (or may not) be full names, dates of birth and death, name of cemetery, state and county, whether the person was in a military regiment, whether someone else has left a note at that grave's URL for other descendants to find...all kinds of information that you might not have. There is also a way for you to leave your own ancestors' information, or that of a local cemetery, at this initial URL. Check it out! Linne

While looking for other things I came across the notation of three Bowles in the New Highsmith Cemetery in Guadalupe Co., TX. They weren't related to me; this is submitted only in hopes that it will help someone on our list. Yours, Linne http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Etxguadal/highnew.html Bowles, Alice Mae Jul 13 1889 Sep 13 1933 Bowles, Hunley E. --- -- 1882 --- -- 1951 Bowles, Mary Catherine --- -- 1892 --- -- 1938

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: ARIZARD-L@rootsweb.com From: "Donna" <donna49@sbcglobal.net> Subject: Trimble Found this on Okla. Bits FAIRCHILD Susan BOWLES FAIRCHILD Age: 73, Widow Born: January 20, 1866 AR Died: May 2, 1939, Tushka, Atoka, OK Burial Date:May 5, 1939 Burial Place: Graham, Carter Co. Father: Ben Boles Mother: Elizabeth Trimble Undertaker: Gus Pool Funeral Home, Durant, OK Informat: D. A. Fairchild, Fox, OK Submitted by Jacque Reynolds jpreynolds@hotmail.com FAIRCHILD John A. FAIRCHILD Age: 64 Born: April 22, 1864, Texas Death Date: July 2, 1928 Death Place: El Reno Burial: Admore, Carter Co. OK Undertaker: Thos. Benson, El Reno Informant: Alex Fairchild Note: Seth BOWLES is a younger brother to my great-grandfather, Thomas D.BOWLES. Susan BOWLES FAIRCHILD is an older sister to my great-grandfather Thomas D. BOWLES. I believe that John A. and Francis FAIRCHILD are probably brother and sister. (that's not a proven) Submitted by Jacque Reynolds jpreynolds@hotmail.com ======================================

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-MAT-HX-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Ogden Genealogy - See Names Ogden Brothers and Their Descendants, Chester Morse Willingham and Frances Morse Willingham, 1979, presumed first edition, printed for private circulation. Tan cloth covered hardback with gilt crest and printing, 6-1/4x9-3/8, 313 pages, everyname index, illustrated. This nice book is in as new condition, [snip] There is an ancient lineage, taken from the book "The Ogden Family in America, Elizabethtown Branch and their English Ancestory {sic}" by William Ogden Wheeler, 1907; This lineage may or may not be correct, but it does offer valuable clues. The book begins with John Ogden, born in Hampshire Co., England in 1609, who m. Jane Bond. He held postitions of importance in Long Island before removing to New Jersey where he settled in what is now Elizabethtown. Descendancy from this John is given for each generation down to the eleventh generation where the heart of the genealogy begins with David Ogden, b. 1778, and his descendants from Hardy Co., VA (now West Virginia) to Arkansas and elsewhere. I believe I read where fifty years research went into this book. Surnames include: Acres, Adams, Allen, Anderson, Andrews, Arbuckle, Armstrong, Artherholt, Autrey, Avila, Avilla, Bailey, Baker, Barker, Barnes, Barnett, Barrett, Barry, Bartlett, Barton, Basham, Baskins, Basye, Baudoin, Bauer, Baugh, Bayles, Beam, Bean, Beck, Beckham, Beebe, Berryhill, Bingham, Bishop, Black, Blan, Biles, Blaylock, Blevens, Bohannon, Boreani, Boswell, Bowles, Boyd, Boyette, Bracshaw, Brandenburg, Brantly, Brennom, Brown, Brunson, Bryan, Bryant, Brady, Buchanan, Bullock, Bunch, Burke, Burnette, Campbell, Cantrell, Carlton, Caruthers, Casey, Castleberry, Cavaness, Ceraulo, Charlton, Cheatham, Chestnut, Childers, Chrisman, Christian Clark, Clegg, Coats, Cochran, Coffin, Coleman, Comer, Compton, Connally, Cook, Cooksey, Cooper, Coppedge, Coughran, Cowan, Cox, Crabtree, Crosby, Crouch, Crowdus, Cruson, Crutchfield, Curless, Curtis, Damgaard, Daniels, Darns, Davenport, David, Davidson, Davis, Day, Deal, De Cordova, DeFare, Denison, Dennis, De Panfilis, Diamond, Dickmann, Dillahunty, Dixon, Dobbs, Doctor, Dorsett, Douglass, Dove, Drago, Drewery, Drifmeyer, Duggar, Dillahunty, Dunham, Dunn, Dutton, Easley, Ellington, Ellison, Erler, Everitt, Ewing, Farrell, Faught, Finks, Fitzgerald, Fleming, Flood, Floyd, Fondern, Foschia, Fowler, Fox, Francisco, Franklin, Foster, Frazier, Freeman, Frizzell, Gaddini, Gaghins, Garis, Garrett, Gatewood, Gerhart, German, Gerrin, Gibson, Gilbert, Gillum, Gilmore, Gilpin, Golden, Gonderman, Gonzales, Goochey, Goodwin, Gordon, Gosnell, Graham, Granzello, Greer, Grindstaff, Grow, Guisinger, Guist, Gullett, Hagedorn, Hall, Halter, Hammond, Hance, Hanner, Hanson, Hardgrave, Hardy, Harmon, Harriman, Harrison, Hatcher, Harmon, Hawley, Hay, Hayes, Haynes, Head, Heath, Hedeguard, Helms, Henslee, Hensley, Hermansen, Hern, Hick, Higgin, Hill(s), Hodge, Hogan, Holmes, Holt, Hosley, Hopper, Howard, Huddleston, Hudson, Hulbert, Hull, Hunnicutt, Hunt, Hunter, Hurst, Hutton, Ickerberger, Ingles, Irby, Isaacs, Jackola, Jacobs, Jacobsen, Jernberg, Jobe, Johnson, Jones, Jordan, Juenke, Justice, Keck, Kelly, Kennedy, Kennon, Kilgore, Kimball, Kincannon, King, Kinard, Kirksey, Kitchen, Kirsch, Kitchens, Koone, Kreipke, Laird, Lassiter, Laster, Lawson, Lee, Leek, Lightford, Little, Lloyd, Loftin, Logan, Longron, Lopez, Lujan, Lynch, MacLaughlin, Maddux, Manahan, Martens, Martin, Martinez, Mausa, Maxwell, Mayberry, Mayo, McCarter, McCartney, McClary, McCleland, McCollough, McDonald, McDowell, McGaugh, McGowan, McGraw, McHaney, McInnis, McKay, McKean, McKinney, McLeod, McSpadden, McSwain, Mellar, Merryman, Metz, Meyers, Milburn, Miller, Mims, Minor, Mobley, Moles, Montgomery, Moore, Mooty, Morris, Morrow, Moseley, Mowery, Mullins, Murray. Myers, Myrick, Neff, Nelson, Nettleton, Newman, Newport, Nichols,Nottingham, Oberman, Ogden, Ohsfeldt, Olmstead, Owen, Owens, Pannell, Parker, Parkey, Parks, Paul, Paulk, Payne, Peachie, Pelzl, Pennel, Perkins, Peters, Parks, Peterson, Pfeifer, Philip, Phillips, Pippin, Pitts, Plummer, Poe, Porter, Pritchett, Pruitt, Railsback, Rankin, Ray, Red, Reed, Reeves, Reid, Richardson, Riley, Ritchie, Roberts, Robertson, Robinson, Rose, Roseberry, Rush, Samples, Sams. Sanders, Scheel, Schwent, Sconfus, Scott, Searles, Sellers, Selthahauser, Seward, Sexton, Shamblin, Shapere, Sharell, Shaw, Shephard, Simpson, Sisco, Skates, Skeans, Slavin, Slusher, Smelley, Smith, Siler, Snider, Snodgrass, Snow, Sobotka, SoRelle, (Sorelle), Sosebee, Spurlin, Stalnaker, Stanley, Stearns, Stephens, Stewart, Stockton, Stone, Stonesfifer, Stover, Strer, Stroud, Sugg, Sullivan, Sutton, Swearigen, Talbott, Taylor, Temple, Terrill, Thomas, Thompson, Thorpe, Todd, Townsen, Townsley, Travers, Tucker, Ulrich, Underwood, Van Auken, Vaura, Ventres, Vickrey, Villalpando, Voechting, Waller, Wallin, Walls, Waters, Watkins, Watson, Watt, Webb, Welborn, Wellborne, Wells, Weston, Whitaker, White, Whitehead, Whiteley, Wilemon, Willas, Willhite, Williams, Willingham, Willis, Wilson, Wood, Woodall, Woodard, Woodward, Wright, Yoder, Young, Youngblood, Zachary, Zwernemann, Biles, Brady, Hicks. This is the index to the descendants! There is another separate index for spouses, and I will have to do this next time. I will be happy to check that index for your surnames but no other lookups, please.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: KYHARDIN-L@rootsweb.com From: Threesonsofpat@aol.com Subject: ALLEN Marriages 1851 - 1875 "Hardin County, Kentucky Marriages 1851 to 1875" by Carolyn Wimp. Oct 29, 1852-- John P. McDonald/Miss Manerva Allen, married Oct 29 at William Allen, father of lady consented in person, man of age, wit. Mr. Tatterson, Mr. Allen. May 11, 1853-- Joseph M. Allen/Mary Jane Patterson, married May 12 at Mrs. Patterson's, man 21, Francis Marion Patterson stated lady was 21, wit. Wm. Rogers, Eli Rogard. Apr 29, 1854-- Patrick Allen/Ellen Shamahan, married Apr 29 at Mr. Martin's in E'town, both of age, wit. Chas. Trainor, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Bassiday. July 25, 1854-- Hiram Cole/Miss Susan M. Allen, married July 26 at Elijah Allen's, man of age, J. H. Norris proven lady's father consented in writing, wit. Joseph Allen, James Noras. Sept 12, 1854-- Clement H. McDonald/Miss Eliza Jane Allen (no return), man of age, lady's father consented in person. Mar 26, 1855-- Stephen Allen/Miss Margaret Ann Fletcher, married Mar 27 at Martha Castleman's in West Point, man of age, C. D. Shean, guardian of lady consented in writing, proven by V. P. Armstrong, DCHA, see paper filed with bond, wit. D. C. Pusey, P. O'Banan Applegate, Sam. W. Vititow, F. M. Richard- son. Oct 20, 1859-- Asa Higby/Miss Matilda Allen, married Oct __ at Jeph Allen's, man of age, Jeptha Allen, father of lady, consented in person, wit. Sarah E. Munford, Zoradah Munford. Feb 14, 1860-- William Roberts/Kitty Ann Allen, married Feb 14 at Wm. Allen's, both of age, wit. Wm. Allen, David Roberts. Mar 20, 1860-- James M. Allen/Miss Elenor M. Tabb, married Mar 22 at John C. Tabb's, man of age, wit. John R. Auberry, D. F. Wortham, Joseph W. Duncan. Apr 27, 1861-- A. Moreland/Miss Elizabeth J. Allen, married May 2 at West Point, both of age, wit. J. Curey, B. McCoy. Oct 10, 1864-- William Sherrick/Miss Mollie Allen, married Oct 10 at Clerk's office, man of age, Sol Smith, guardian of lady, consented in person, wit. W. G. Mulholland, Sol Smith, Miss Shrena Downey. July 6, 1865-- John W. Allen/Miss Hester A. Stader, married July 6 at Peter Stader's, man of age, lady's age proven by Geo. H. Miller, wit. John Larkin, James Gray. Jan 17, 1866-- Joseph B. Allen/Nancy J. Marshall, married Jan 18 at Charles Marshall's, man of age, John A. Marshall, brother of lady, proved of her age, wit. Jas. H. Jenkins, Wes- ley Cofer. Feb 20, 1866-- Miles Miller/Miss Mariah Allen, married Feb 25 at J. M. Dewitt's, man of age, lady's age proven by J. D. Dewitt, wit. Haden Yates, Samuel Dewitt. Dec 19, 1866-- John W. Allen/Sarah M. Ash, married Dec 20 at Thos. Ash's, man of age, lady of age as proven by Saml Ash, wit. John B. Bowels, Danl W. Allen. Mar 11, 1868-- Benjamin Allen/Miss Nancy M. Stump, married Mar 12 t Geo. W. Stump's, man of age, lady's father consented in person, wit. John Bowles, David McClure. May 11, 1868-- Wm. M. Anderson/Miss Fannie M. Allen, married May 12 at Jeptha Allen's, man of age, lady's father, Jeptha Allen, consented in person, wit. John Allen, Daniel Allen. Oct 27, 1868-- Henry Allen/Miss Sarah A. Hamilton, married Oct 27 at Mrs. Butler's, both of age, wit. Mrs. Butler, Mr. Ewin, Miss Taylor. Sept 4, 1869-- James Richardson/Miss Huldie (Hulaie) Allen, married Sept 7 at Bennet Deveit's, man of age, Noah Allen, father of lady, consented in person, wit. Thurman Richardson, Lucretia Hulaie. Nov 2, 1869-- Albert Allen/Miss Malvina Wright (no return), man of age, lady of age as proven by David Wright. Dec 22, 1869-- Wm. C. Allen/Miss Susan Oliver, married Dec 23 at Mr. Oliver's, man of age, lady of age as proven by Sam Hall, wit. Frank Allen, Wm. Robertson. Oct 26, 1870-- Daniel Allen/Miss Anne Watson, married Oct 27 at Mrs. Jas. Watson's, both of age, wit. Joshua Richardson, Lewis T. Walker, John Allen. Oct 18, 1871-- William H. Allen/Miss Laura Davis, married Oct 19 at lady's father, man of age, lady's father, Jno. K. Davis, con- sented in writing and proven by Jesse Davis, wit. H. Hays, A. Har- gan. July 25, 1873-- Samuel Allen/Miss Martha Harper, married July 26 at Tom Miller's, man of age, lady 22 as proven by Peter Ep- person, wit. Tom Miller, James Blackely. Apr 14, 1874-- Noah Allen/Miss Letitia M. Russell, married Apr 19, both of age, wit. D. L. Richardson, J. N. Richardson, R. E. Creager. Mar 18, 1875-- Sanaford (Sanford) Allen/Miss Sarah E. Miller, married Mar 21, man of age, lady's father consented in writing and proven by F. Frainze, wit. Ben Taylor, Jno. Taylor. Mar 29, 1875-- John H. Taber/Julia (Juda) A. Allen, married Apr 1 at T. J. Nafus', man of age, father of lady consented in writing and proven by Hiram Taber, wit. Luther Holbert, Andrew Davidson. Mar 30, 1875-- Jas. W. Luttrell/Miss Susan Lucretia Allen, married Mar 30 at E'town, man of age, lady's father consented, wit. Jas. Allen, Dr. Alfred Allen. =====================================

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: KYTAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com From: ddicken77@yahoo.com Subject: Diana Lynn Price Obituary - 1955 This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Price, Bowles Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZBB.2ACE/2958 Message Board Post: Services Held For Diana Price, Infant Diana Lynn Price, eight month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie W. Price, Route #4, died Sunday, March 13, at 10:40 p.m. at the Children's Hospital in Louisville. Diana had been in ill health since birth. Funeral services were held Tuesday, March 15, at 3 p.m. from the Early's Chapel Methodist Church with the Rev. Ira P. Crenshaw in charge. Burial was in Brookside Cemetery. Besides her parents, Johnnie W. Price and Peggy Joyce Bowles Price, she is survived by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bowles of Spurlington and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Price, Route #4. The pallbearers were Mickie Cowherd, V. K. Bowles, Virgil Price and Ronnie Ford. The flower girls were Cassie Bowles, Ann Lowe Melton, Dianna Sue Lowe, Judy Skaggs and Donna Benningfield. ~The News-Journal, Thursday, March 17, 1955 Kentucky Vital Records Index, cd's PRICE, DIANE L; 30 Jun 1954; TAYLOR; mother BOWLES PEGGY Kentucky Death Index, cd's PRICE, DIANA L; age U/1; death place JEFFERSON; residence TAYLOR; death date 13 Mar 1955 =====================================================================

I believe the Mary Bolls listed just below in 1860 is the wife of Thomas T. Bowles, and that the other census records below refer to her and her descendents. Thought someone would find this information useful. 1860 Federal Census: Kentucky, Barren County, page 19, household 142 Mary Bolls - 61 F, farmer, $250, #100, VA Wm. Bolls - 36 M, carpenter, KY Jos. Bolls - 29 M, carpenter, KY T. N. Bolls - 25 M, laborer, KY John B. Bolls - 23 M, laborer, KY 1870 Federal Census: Kentucky, Barren County, Glasgow Pct., pp 46-7, household 313/304 Bowles, Mary - 71 F W, farming, $100, $600, VA Bowles, Wm. - 46 M W, farm hand, KY Bowles, Jos. - 40 M W, farm hand, KY Bowles, Thos. - 36 M W, farmer, KY Lessenberry, Jane - 49 F W, --, $400, KY Lessenberry, Geo. Ann - 24 F W, KY 1870 Federal Census: Kentucky, Barren County, Glasgow Pct. pp 6-7, household 40 Boles, Peter M. - 53 M W, carpenter, --, $100, KY Boles, Delila - 35 F W, house keeping, KY Boles, Emma D. - 11 F W, KY Boles, Ann E. - 8 F W, KY Boles, Mary E. - 6 F W, KY Boles, Charles - 2 M W, KY Boles, Minnie L. - 9/12 M W, KY 1870 Federal Census: Kentucky, Barren County, Glasgow Jct., p. 7, houshold 42 Bales, Jno B. - 32 M W, farmer, $100, $150, KY Bales, Mary E. - 22 F W, keeping house, KY Bales, Mary A. - 5 F W, KY Bales, Mildred B. - 2 F W, KY 1880 Federal Census: Kentucky, Barren County, Rocky Hill, ED 11, pages 104A-B household 385/359 Boles, Mary - W F 81, keeping house, VA VA VA Boles, William - W M 56, son, farming, KY VA VA Lesenberry, S. J. - W F 58, daughter, at home, KY VA VA Lesenberry, George Ann - W F 34, granddaughter, at home, KY KY KY household 386/360 Boles, Thomas - W M 45, farming, KY VA VA Boles, Tabitha - W F 35, wife, keeping house, KY KY KY Boles, Ada J. - W F 2, daughter, KY KY KY Boles, John D. - W M 1, son, KY KY KY 1880 Federal Census: Kentucky, Barren County, Rocky Hill, ED 11 household 203/214 Boles, J. B. - W M 43, head, farming, KY VA VA Boles, M. E. - W F 33, wife, keeping house, KY KY KY Boles, Mary - W F 14, daughter, at home, KY TN KY Boles, Mildred - W F 11, daughter, at home, KY KY KY Boles, C. H. - W M 8, son, KY KY KY Boles, Eugenie - W F 6, daughter, KY KY KY Boles, Loulie J. - W F 4, daughter, KY KY KY Boles, Paul - W M 8/12, son, KY KY KY

Since I last reported to you, we have four new sets of results. The first one is #6532 who is an addition to our project from an older one. It has been moved to us and the 13-25 marker update has been ordered on it because it matches 12/12 so far with our group #1 (kits #29356, #29524, #29596). Today we received three additional 12 marker sets. Kit #34892 matches 12/12 with kit #30986. This was expected since they both claim to descend from John and Celia Bowles. Kit #34904 matches 12/12 with kits #29409 and #30760. This is promising since all three seem to rise out of the Henry/Franklin Counties region of Virginia. Kit #35029 appears to be a new line. This is confusing since it is supposed to descend from Thomas and Sarah Holman Bowles, as is kit #29596. But these two kits don't come close to matching. Naturally we will need to wait for the 13-25 sets of markers for these 4 kits before we can make more definite conclusions. To see all of the results thus far, go to [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/bowlesdna.html]. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]

Hi Charles, Just wanted to let you know that I sent my brothers kit in last Thursday ,May 25, so it should be arriving to Family tree DNA at any time now. So far I have not met anyone from my Bowles line on this mailing list so I will be curious to see what this adds to the mix. If anyone there has Ohio Bowles I would like to communicate. Mine came from England in1855. Randi Charles Hartley <hartley@iglou.com> wrote:Since I last reported to you, we have four new sets of results. The first one is #6532 who is an addition to our project from an older one. It has been moved to us and the 13-25 marker update has been ordered on it because it matches 12/12 so far with our group #1 (kits #29356, #29524, #29596). Today we received three additional 12 marker sets. Kit #34892 matches 12/12 with kit #30986. This was expected since they both claim to descend from John and Celia Bowles. Kit #34904 matches 12/12 with kits #29409 and #30760. This is promising since all three seem to rise out of the Henry/Franklin Counties region of Virginia. Kit #35029 appears to be a new line. This is confusing since it is supposed to descend from Thomas and Sarah Holman Bowles, as is kit #29596. But these two kits don't come close to matching. Naturally we will need to wait for the 13-25 sets of markers for these 4 kits before we can make more definite conclusions. To see all of the results thus far, go to [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/bowlesdna.html]. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com] Randi Bowles-Meentzen

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: SOUTH-AFRICA-EASTERN-CAPE-L@rootsweb.com From: "Becky Horne" <beckyjh@telkomsa.net> Subject: Fun memories of Saville WATS0N, circa l9l5 - Part II Continued from Part I. The Eisteddfod was the event of the year. Mr. WHITE as the big music teacher of the time and Saturday was music lesson day. Almost everyone learnt to play an instrument in those days. Wednesdays and Fridays was practice time for the Choir of Holy Trinity where the organist was Roger ASCHAM who lived in Havelock Street. He also played the organ in the Feather Market Hall. With the coming of radio Mr. WATSON who was the star boy chorister, had the privilege of singing "Hark, Hark, the Lark" in the Grahamstown Radio station. His brother built a crystal set which required much cranking and it was not long before he was informed that a licence was required to crank the handle! An annual tattoo was held in St. George's Park and was arranged by Mrs. BOWLES who was a great singer. The Opera House was a great venue and people such as Harry LAUDER played there and the bell ringers were annual visitors. The 3-Arts ball and Show ball were social events of the year. Down in the valley were the Chinese gardeners who came up each day to hawk their fresh wares in Rink Street and the Western Road area. It was a great event when the first bus arrived in the city. It was named the Maid of the Mountain and many residents occupied themselves rushing out to see if it would make it down Whites Road without disaster. His father owned a 1910 Maxwell and commented that he felt that a good speed to do was about 28 mph! Then came the depression with all its hard times and tragedies. There were the Masa Balala Riots when thousands of Blacks walked into town from New Brighton. Masa was locked up in the Baakens Street Police cells and his release was requested but refused. Several Blacks were killed. Their demands and reasons were not much different from those of today. When Mr. WATSON senior sold his house he realised £4 740 which was a record for its day. Cars at Williams Hunt and Brook were priced as follows: Chevrolet £285, Pontiac £450; Buick £575 and Oldsmobiles were at a price few could afford. SOURCE: EC Genealogical Society Newsletter Feb 2005, No. 72 Part III to follow. Best wishes Becky

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: OKMCINTO-L@rootsweb.com From: "LeeSh" <leesh@mytownisp.com> Subject: TMCD~Month of April, 2005 The McIntosh County Democrat May, 2005 Name Location~Funeral Home May 5, 2005 Georgia M. Bowles 82 DN Checotah~Hampton M. Paul H. Pannell 50 DN Eufaula~Hunn Black & Merritt F.H. Dovie Goines 92 DN Checotah~Smith F.H. Timmie J. Saunders 60 DN Eufaula~Hunn Black & Merritt F.H. Charles Otis Leader 95 OB* Andover Ks~Greenlawn Mary Allsman Welch 101 OB* Stigler~Mallory F.H.~Greenlawn May 12, 2005 Grant Jackson, Jr. 79 DN Checotah~Ragsdale F.H. Rondald "Ron" Huff 67 DN Tahlequah~Reed-Culver F.H.~Ross Cemetery Park Hill Alfred Fred Allen 75 OB* Council Hill~Musk. C & F.H.~ May 19, 2005 Velma Lucille Jennings 70 DN Checotah~Foster-Petering F.H. Clifford H. Judd 81 DN Checotah~Foster-Petering F.H. Grant Jackson, Jr. 78 DN Checotah~Ragsdale F.C. James Elihu Woodard, III 86 DN Wewoka, Ok Marsha Crabtree 46 DN Eufaula~Gregg F.H. May 26, 2005 Crabtree, Marcia Lynn 46 DN Gregg F.H.~Huttonville Cem. Zachary, Kenneth Ray 72 DN Gregg~Greenwood Cem. Jones, Rev Hubert 'baldy" 84 DN Gregg~Hillibee Jones, Rev Hubert 'baldy" 84 OB Gregg~Hillibee Farrar, Louise Dee 76 OB Enid~Triplett Cemetery Witty, Mable M. 86 OB Oakwood/Checotah~Greenlawn Shelley D. McBride~Lynch ,

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: ONTARIO-L@rootsweb.com From: "Joan Gerhard" <gerhard@ican.net> Subject: Chinguacousy Twp, Peel Co. 1896 & 1897 Death Registrations More death registrations to go on line at; http://rootsweb.com/~onvsr/deaths.htm Check often for recent updates. Format: Surname, given name('s), gender, date of death, age, birth place, cause & length if given, occupation, burial location, infm & location, comments, parents and location of birth if given, township, (County), Registration No. and 2 digit year (ie 123456-78) HURST, William, m, January 2, 1896 (reg'd January 2, 1897), 76 years, Ireland, cause - septicemia, merchant, infm - Mrs. L. G. Sheppard, Brampton, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015329-97 COOK, George Charles, m, January 3, 1897, 6 months, Brampton, cause - whooping cough, infm - Thomas Cook, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015330-97 BRODDY, Alexander, m, January 4, 1897, 59 years, Co. of Peel, cause - cancer of the stomach, 9 months, gentleman, infm - George W. Broddy, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015331-97 ARTHURS, Alexander, m, September 20 1896, 52 years, Co. of Peel, cause - typhoid fever, farmer, infm - John A. Lawson, Brampton, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015332-96 WILSON, Ethel Vera, f, March 25, 1896, 2 years and 1 month, Ontario, cause - bronchitis, infm - Chas Wilson, Snellgrove, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015333-96 SMITH, Barbara, f, June 15, 1896, 95 years, Scotland, cause - cancer 1 year, infm - Duncan Smith, Rockside, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015334-96 WILSON, Annie A, f, February 10, 1896, 24 years, Ontario, cause - consumption of stomach and bowels, farmer's daughter, infm - George Wilson, Cheltenham, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015335-96 NOBLE, Mary, f, February 26, 1896, 84 years, Ireland, cause - old age, infm - J. H. Caslar, Boston Mills, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015336-96 LANDSDELL, No Name, m, July 21, 1895, Not Given, Ontario, cause - died at birth, infm - G. H. Bowles, Woodhill, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015337-96 McCLURE, Thomas Stanley, m, September 20, 1895, 4 years and 6 months, Ontario, cause - pneumonia 3 days, infm - Andrew McClure, Norval, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015338-96 FLETCHER, Edward, m, October 5, 1895, 54 years, Ontario, cause - struck with train, instant death, farmer, infm - James Fletcher, Brampton, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015339-96 CAMPBELL, William E, m, July 5, 1895, 88 years, Scotland, cause - old age, blacksmith, infm - Robert Campbell, Snellgrove, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015340-96 POLLY, Agness, f, April 4, 1896, 64 years, Ontario, cause - apoplexy, infm - Charles Robinson, Brampton, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015341-96 SMITH, Janet, f, January 14, 1896, 84 years, Scotland, cause - old age, infm - J. L. Campbell, Cheltenham, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015342-96 FEBO, Annie Ethel, f, February 23, 1896, 10 months and 15 days, Ontario, cause - paralysis, infm - Thomas Febo, Cheltenham, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015343-96 BEATTY, Jane, f, February 25, 1896, 60 years, Ireland, cause - pneumonia 10 days, infm - W. J. Beatty, Campbells Cross, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015344-96 NEELY, Catharine, f, January 19, 1896, 70 years, Ireland, cause - la grippe, infm - Jno F. Neely, Tullamore, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015345-96 GRAHAM, Hector McLeish, m, June 27, 1895, 6 months, Chinguacousy Twp, cause - diarrhoea 6 days, infm - James Graham, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015346-96 *FAULKNER, Ann Jane, f, January 28, 1896, 75 years, Ireland, cause - cancer, infm - J. J. Faulkner, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015347-96 WILKINSON, Matthew, m, April 12, 1896, 75 years, England, cause - heart failure, cabinet maker, infm - Rev. J. O'Neill, Cheltenham, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015348-96 OLIVER, Emily E, f, April 13, 1896, 21 years, Ontario, cause - phthisis 2 years, farmer's daughter, infm - Hiram Caslor, JP, Brampton, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015349-96 MARSHALL, Janet, f, March 23, 1896, 92 years, Scotland, cause - old age, infm - Robert Marshall, Snellgrove, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015350-96 HUNTER, Jane, f, January 11, 1896, 49 years, Ontario, cause - pneumonia and heart failure 8 days, infm - Samuel Hunter, Campbells Cross, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015351-96 MORRISON, Margret Jane, f, February 14, 1896, 38 years, Ontario, cause - consumption 1 year, infm - William Morrison, Sand Hill, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015352-96 BLACKBURN, Roy M. m, May 3, 1896, 10 years and 7 months, Ontario, cause - kicked by a horse, infm - Harry Burnett, Brampton, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015353-96 JOICE, Ester, f, March 31, 1896, 38 years, Ontario, cause - haemorrage following premature labor, infm - Chas Robinson, MD, Brampton, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015354-96 DICKSON, Hannah, f, April 10, 1896, 30 years, Ontario, cause - heart failure 4 days, infm - Chas Robinson, MD, Brampton, Chinguacousy Twp, Peel Co. 015355-96 WARD, William, m, October 7, 1895, 57 years, England, cause - heart failure, farmer, infm - Wm J. Ward, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015356-96 LAIRD, Catharine, f, October 10, 1896, 78 years, England, cause - paralysis, infm - A. M. Laird, Norval, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015357-96 MOORE, Martha, f, August 10, 1896, 78 years, Ireland, cause - old age, widow, infm - A. S. Madill, Caledon East, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015358-96 *FALKNER, Ann Jane, f, January 28, 1896, 96 years, Ireland, cause - cancer, infm - A. S. Madill, Caledon East, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015359-96 HUNTER, William, m, November 7, 1896, 75 years, Scotland, cause - dropsy and old age, farmer, infm - Hugh Hunter, Campbells Cross, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015360-96 HISCOX, Eva Violet, f, October 17, 1896, 6 months, Co. Peel, Ontario, cause - bronchitis, infm - Henry Burnet, Brampton, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015361-96 MARSHALL, Amelia, f, August 7, 1896, 89 years, Scotland, cause - old age, infm - D. H. Marshall, Snellgrove, Chinguacousy Twp (Peel Co.) 015362-96

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: AUS-WA-L@rootsweb.com From: Erica Hills <erica@hillsperth.com> Subject: Reunions etc. 30 April & 2 May, 2005 The West Australian Hi Everyone, Here, for archival purposes, is the Reunions column published in The West Australian on Saturday April 30, 2005 followed by the Can You Help? column published on Monday May 2, 2005. Cheers....... Erica Hills ________________________________________ The Reunions and Can You Help? columns are published on Mondays and Saturdays as a free service. Send your requests to: Can You Help? "The West Australian," GPO Box N1027, Perth 6843. Fax (08) 9482 3830. Phone (08) 9482 3382 (Mon-Fri). mailto:canyouhelp@wanews.com.au REUNIONS: Saturday, April 30, 2005 (The West Australian p61) ============================================================ VICTORIA SQUARE : A 67-year reunion for past students of Victoria Square Ladies College's 1938-Year 8 (Intermediate) class is planned. Please get in touch. Contact: Betty Moran (nee Bowden), 9227 7507, Sally Robinson (Smith), 9384 7341 or Peg Heavey (O'Neill), 9386 1754. IONA PRESENTATION COLLEGE : A 10-year reunion for the Class of'95 will be held in the college undercroft on Saturday, May 7, from 5pm, followed by drinks at the Captain Stirling Hotel from 7pm. Contact: Catherine Peterson, 9366 8064; 0422 233 755 (bus transport from school to hotel available for those who require it). mailto:catherine.peterson@bdw.com ST JOSEPH'S VICTORIA SQUARE : Students from the commercial and professional classes of 1963-65 (Yrs 8, 9,10) are invited to a reunion at the Hyde Park Hotel on Saturday afternoon, May 7. Contact: Julie Bowles (nee O'Hara), 9397 0638, 0417914 465. BELMONT PARK TENNIS : Belmont Park Tennis Club will hold a Social and Tennis Day on Sunday, May 8f from 9.30 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the present club facilities. All past and present members, supporters and partners are invited. Contact: Bev Gandy, 9479 6767 mailto:bgandy@bigpond.com.au JOHN WILLCOCK SHS : Students and teachers who were in Year 8 in 1984 are invited to the Inglewood Hotel on Saturday, May 14, from 7pm. Please RSVP. Contact: Leonie Pead, 9375 6630 or Rosanne Giometti, 9386 9121 mailto:leonieforrest@optusnet.net.au MIDLAND WORKSHOPS WAGR : Calling machinists and other tradesmen who worked at the workshops during 1962-1967. A get-together will be held at the Hyde Park Hotel on Tuesday, June 7 at 8pm. Contact: Mark Hastings, 9337 6691. mailto:hastings@mtp.com.au BAULKHAM HILLS HIGH (NSW) : A reunion for the 1970-1975 year group (Yrs-7-12) will be held in Sydney on Saturday, June 11. Seeking past students, teachers, photographs and memorabilia. Contact: Greg Poole, (02) 9899 2737, 0414 273 199, or Kerrie (nee Harper), mailto:barbournet@bigpond.com --End Reunions : Start Can You Help?--> _________________________________________________________________________________________ CAN YOU HELP ? : Monday, May 2, 2005 (The West Australian, p28) ========================================================== AUSTRALIND WORKSHOP : Harvey History Online will hold a workshop at Settlers' Hall, Marine Drive, Settlers Estate, Australind, on Sunday May 15 at lpm (registration 12.30pm). Elaine Green will present a hands-on workshop on the skills to prepare, interview and store memories in audio form. A great way to start your family history search. Cost: $25 a person. Bookings essential. Contact: Heather, 9797 2339 (by May 12). Follow-up workshop on Sunday June 12. BALLIDU : The owner of the Ballidu General Store is looking for photos of Ballidu. They are to be hung in the foyer of the shop for tourists and locals to view. Old photos or copies would be appreciated to show the history of Ballidu. Contact: Anne Stephen, Post Office Box 49, Ballidu 6606. Tel/fax 9674 1217. mailto:davida@wn.com.au Claremont Speedway : All old crew of "Car 87" Claremont Speedway 1972-75 and friends of Glen Thompson, (now deceased) are asked to get in touch. A wake is planned for their old friend. Looking for Lindsay, Vanessa (Beacham), Stephanie and Jenny and others. Contact: Ray Farrell, 6 Everlasting Gardens, Mirrabooka 6061. Tel: 9249 1209. ´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´ COUNTRY CALLING LEDGE POINT : Ledge Point will celebrate its 50th anniversary on the long weekend in June. Past residents are invited to join the festivities, particularly the celebratory dinner to be held on Saturday June 4. Contact: Sue Sofolouis, 0418 849 771. MILING HOCKEY CLUB : Past and present players and members are most welcome to attend the official opening of the club's new ground on Saturday May 7 at 11.30am. Contact: Vikki Harrington, 9654 1001, or Michelle Barnard, 9654 1086. TEXADA MINES, CARNARVON : A reunion for workers at Lake MacLeod 1965-1979 will be held in Carnarvon on June 4-5. Plans include a barbecue on Saturday at the PCYC building, a bus tour of the minesite on Sunday morning and a meal Sunday night. Weekend cost: $20 a person. Please book accommodation if planning to come. Contact: Bill Campbell, 9941 8392 or Mrs Phyl Gansberg, 9390 7062. mailto:gangal@optusnet.com.au ªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªª GILLIMIA HOSTEL : Seeking photographs (donated or loaned), videos, film and other memorabilia from past residents and staff of the Gillimia Aboriginal Hostel in Onslow for a proposed historical record on the hostel. Also any photographs and records of Aboriginal life on pastoral stations in the Pilbara would be a valued addition to the collection. Contact: May Hubert-Byrne, Post Office Box 153, Roebourne 6718. Tel: 91821251, or Dr Bill Day, Gumala Aboriginal Corporation, Post Office Box 61, Tom Price 6751. Tel: 91881845. mailto:mbyrne@norcom.net.au or mailto:bartlettday@westnet.com.au ´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´´ OLD BOOKS ALL ABOUT CROSSCUT SAWS, by Albert Baxter BROWN, is sought. Contact: Milly Thorn, 9243 0191. Seeking copies of TRY AUSTRALIA FIRST, by Dinninup author Frank G. CUTTRISS. It was published in Bunbury by South-West Publishing and Printing. Contact: Shirley Barker, 6/320 Bowen Terrace, New Farm, Brisbane, Qld 4005. Tel: (07) 3358 1905. mailto:shirlbar@optusnet.com.au ªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªªª SOUTH PERTH HISTORICAL SOCIETY : The society's next event will be at the Old Mill Theatre, 2 Mends Street, South Perth, on May 16 at 7pm. Mrs Elizabeth MILLETT, will present "Sage and onions ó a reminiscence of Sir Walter MURDOCH by a grand-daughter". Sir Walter (1874-1970) a distinguished academic, lived with his family in Suburban Road, South Perth, for 51 years. He was famous for his intelligence, wit and humanity ó but is best remembered as an essayist. Non-members welcome. Cost: gold coin donation (includes tea/coffee and light refreshments). Contact: Kerry Davey, 9367 5354 or Laurel Smith, 9367 8906. SWAN RIVER PIONEERS : The Swan River Pioneers (1829-1838) group will hold their annual foundation dinner at the Parmelia Hilton on Saturday June 4. Pioneer dress is encouraged but not essential. Certificates will be presented to those who can prove their direct line of descent Cost of dinner: $60 a person. Please RSVP. Certificate inquiries welcome. Contact: Lyn Coy, 9296 9520. mailto:lcoy@bigpond.com WILUNA GOLD MINE : Black and white photographs of the Wiluna goldmine from 1930 to 1952 are sought to illustrate an article being prepared for a national magazine, Light Railways, about the Wiluna goldmines and the surface 2ft gauge tramway operations during that time. Any person with experience of these tramways is sought for reminiscences. Contact: Lindsay Watson, 14 Fairfax Road, Swan View 6056. Tel: 9294 1148; 0439 039 547. WOMEN MOTORISTS : Information and pictures of WA women who have made a great contribution to motoring are sought by the Fremantle Motor Museum. Motorists include Mrs J.M. SPEED MLC, Mrs Peter CAMPBELL from Meekatharra, Gladys CURKPATRICK, and Mrs S. COUPER who was reputedly the first woman to hold a driver's licence. Information on other WA women including early pioneering motorists, race drivers and overland record-breakers also required. Contact: Graeme Cocks, Fremantle Motor Museum, B-Shed Victoria Quay, Fremantle (PO Box 1520, Fremantle 6959). Tel: 9336 5222. Fax 9336 5522. mailto:gcocks@fremantlemotormuseum.net ARMED SERVICES ALBANY ENLISTMENTS : A biographical index of World War I servicemen is being compiled of all those who were born in Albany and enlisted in Albany and all those who enlisted in Albany but were born elsewhere to be published in hard copy/book form. Seeking names, photos, details of service and some background information from family members about these young men whose last glimpse of Australian soil for many was Albany. The database is well under way with 600 entries ó including from the UK, NZ and Scotland. Contact: Sandra Playle, Post Office Box 669, Fremantle 6959. mailto:fedelmar@hotmail.com ANZAC COTTAGE : Anzac Cottage, 38 Kalgoorlie Street, Mt Hawthorn, is Australia's first Gallipoli memorial. It was built in one day in 1916. The heritage-listed cottage is open to the public on Sunday May 8 from 12.30pm to 2.30pm. Admission is free but there is a donation box. Contact : Philomena Trevor-Hunt, 0407 862 107. CRIDDLE : Inspired by the enthusiasm of Anzac Day, Roy CRIDDLE plans to compile a detailed armed services register with information about all the men and women linked to the family tree of William and Elizabeth CRIDDLE, who married in Toodyay in 1840. His father Harold CRIDDLE and five of his brothers joined the AIF and served overseas in World War I but little is known of the others. This project follows a reprint of Roy's family history publication, Alternatives at Swan River, about the lives of William and Elizabeth who arrived at the Swan River Colony in 1829. Contact: Roy Criddle, Post Office Box 7061, Safety Bay 6169. Tel: 9529 1590. mailto:educant@iinet.net.au GALLIPOLI STORIES : The writer is compiling a book on the Gallipoli campaign based around over 100 letters her grandfather wrote home in 1915-16 while convalescing from battle wounds in Malta, where there was a military hospital. He was one of the frontline into battle on April 25, 1915. Seeking (i) any families whose relatives took part in the initial landings on April 25,1915, prepared to share their family history (and photos of their men); (ii) any families who had relatives in Malta during that time who had been injured in battle and went there for convalescence and (iii) copies of letters sent home to their families by men at the front that give first-hand information on conditions at the time. When the book is published a copy will be sent to families who contributed information. Contact: Penny Wright-Thompson, 45 Crimmond Rise, Halesowen, West Midlands, England B63 3RA, UK. MEDAL FOUND / MOIR : An Australia Service Medal (1939-45) lost during this year's Anzac Day march in Perth has been picked up from where it fell. The medal is inscribed with the name S. Moir. Hoping to return it to its rightful owner. Contact: Steven, 9459 7465. NELSON SOCIETY : This year is the Trafalgar Bicentenary Year. Chairman Mike SARGEANT will give a presentation ó The Battle of Trafalgar ó at the society's headquarters, St Michael's Church Hall, Mt Pleasant, on Monday May 9 at 7pm (for 7.30pm). Admission free. Visitors welcome. Please ring for membership details and full program of bicentenary events. Contact: Roger, 9310 1851. VETERANS & SERVICES AIR DEFENCE : All former members, family and friends of 110/111 BTY RAA are invited to the next reunion to be held in Perth, October 9-15. A number of activities are planned, including get-togethers, a dinner, coach tour and river cruise. Guest of honour, the Malaysian Consular-General for WA and invited guests. Venue: Commodore Hotel, 417 Hay Street, Perth. Dinner (Oct 12)-costs $75 a person: Please reply for details and application form. Contact: Eddie Keane, 3 Gunyah Grove, Ashmore, Qld 4214. Tel: (07) 5564 7737. 6TH BATTALION RAR: A national reunion will be held in Brisbane June 3-5. The battalion has been deployed and seen service throughout the following periods, Vietnam (1966-67), Vietnam (1969-70), Singapore (1971-73), East Timor (2000) and more recently to Iraq. A great reunion is guaranteed with the renewing of old friendships. Plans include company functions, a dinner, parade and barbecue. Contact: Arthur Willemse, (07) 3369 1895. mailto:arthurwill@pacific.net.au 9TH BATTALION RAR NATIONAL REUNION 2006 : Any members of 8th-9th battalion (or their next-of-kin) who have not already received the questionnaire about the reunion to be held in Perth in November 2006 are asked to respond as soon as possible for details. Contact: Karl Mucjancko, 22 Marlboro Road, Swanview 6065. Tel: 9294 3199, 0417 953 325; or Kevin Trent, 9367 7794, 0417 175 004; or Rod McLennan, mailto:rodmac@iinet.net.au MANNING RSL : The sub-branch will celebrate its 50th year anniversary at the Manning Memorial Bowling Club, Challenger Avenue, Manning, on Friday May 27 at 11am until 3pm (light lunch provided). Bring along any photos and memorabilia etc. Please leave your name and number if interested in attending. Contact: Reg Axford, 9450 5852 or Alistair MacPherson, 9312 7008. RAAF 7TH NSTU 14TH INTAKE (JULY 4-DECEMBER 5,1955) : A 50th reunion lunch is planned to be held at the RAAF Association facility in Bull Creek on Monday July 4 at 12.30pm. Cost $32 a person. Any members of the "Fighting 14" who have not been contacted and would like to attend, please respond as soon as possible. RSVP: May 31. Contact: Tony Brewer, 9448 8676 or Ray Rhodes, 9446 1450. WAAAF: All ex-WAAAF are invited to afternoon tea at Anzac House on Monday, May 30 at lpm. Tickets: $10 a person. Contact: Gwen McCrae, 9311 4238. --End--

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: TNHENRY-L@rootsweb.com From: Peggyt1950@aol.com Subject: Samuel Hankins and the Brown Family I know this is long, but it relates so much information that I couldn't find a way to edit it. I think this is the family that has recently been discussed on this list and I thought the information was too good not to share. I believe the cities and counties referred to without a state designation are in Pennsylvania. PMT From "Missing branches of our oldest family" a paper read before the Kittochtinny Historical Society on Jan. 28, 1904, at the home of Mrs. William L. Chambers. "Another missing branch of the Chambers family that I am able to restore to the family tree comprises the descendants of Hetty Chambers, youngest daughter of Col. Benjamin Chambers, the founder of Chambersburg, and her husband, William M. Brown, Esq., in his day a brilliant member of the Chambersburg Bar. VII. HADASSAH, (HETTY) CHAMBERS, (born at Chambers' Mills---died at Paris, Tenn.), youngest daughter of Col Benjamin and Jane (Williams) Chambers, married in 1793, William Maxwell Brown, (born at Brown's Mill, in Antrim township---died at Paris, Tenn., in 1843), youngest son of Capt. George and Agnes (Maxwell) Brown. When the elder Brown made his will in 1785, he had not yet made choice of a profession, and provision was made for his education in law, divinity or physic. He graduated at Princeton, and studied law with William Bradford, Attorney General in President Washington's cabinet. He was admitted to the Philadelphia Bar, Sept. 10, 1789, and two years later resolved to begin practice in Chambersburg. As a member of the Franklin County Bar, Mr. Brown attained high rank, and amassed a fortune as a lawyer. He was an eloquent speaker and a successful advocate. In person he was tall and spare, He was a man of polished manners and unusual taste in dress. Mr. Brown built the fine mansion in West Market street, afterward the residence of the Rev. Alfred Nevin, Col. A. K. McClure, and the Hon. George W. Brewer, and newly occupied by Mrs. Brewer. His office was in the small building adjoining on the east. The entire structure was burnt by the Confederates in 1864, but the walls were left standing, so that it was rebuilt without change in its outward appearance. Mr. Brown's father left him a farm in Montgomery township on which he built a mill, known in recent years as "the old slitting mill." This property led to his ruin financially. He put up buildings and set up machinery for rolling sheets of iron and making nails. In order to obtain sufficient water power he bought an adjoining property at a cost of $32,000. In the business depression that followed the close of the war of 1812, the depreciation was so great that under pressure the land was sold for $8,000. In consequence of his losses Mr. Brown abandoned his practice, and removed to Tennessee. William M. and Hadassah (Chambers) Brown had issue: 1. WILLIAM M., (xxii). 2. GEORGE, drowned in the Tennessee River in 1836. 3. HADASSAH, (Hetty), married Samuel Hankins, (xxiii). 4. BENJAMIN, (xxiv). It is surprising that a family so closely allied with the founder of Chambersburg, the Browns of Antrim and the Maxwells of Montgomery, should almost completely have dropped out of our books of local history and genealogy. Capt. George Brown, who died in 1791, the father of William Maxwell Brown, was a son of Thomas Brown, the pioneer settler at Brown's Mill. In 1748 he was captain of a company in the regiment of Col. Benjamin Chambers, of which his neighbor, John Potter, the first sheriff of Cumberland county, was lieutenant, and his brother-in-law, John Rannells, of Chambersburg, ensign. His wife, Agnes Maxwell, was a daughter of William and Susanna Maxwell, pioneer settlers on the West Conococheague. Like Captain Brown, his son-in-law, Mr. Maxwell was a captain in Colonel Chambers' regiment in 1748; he was one of the first justices of Cumberland county, and took an active part in the defense of the frontier during the French and Indian war. One of the daughters of Capt. George and Agnes (Maxwell) Brown, Susanna, was the wife of the Rev. Dr. John McKnight and the other, Sarah, married Capt. Benjamin Chambers, of Chambersburg, and was the mother of the late Judge George Chambers, the most venerated man in this community at the time of his death in 1866. It is a mark of astonishing neglect on our part that any of the descendants of three such noteworthy families in the early history of the county should be unknown to our local annals. Only two of the children of William Maxwell and Hetty (Chambers) Brown married. In 1824, the year that the Brown family removed to Tennessee, Dr. William Maxwell Brown, the eldest, who was drowned in the Tennessee River with his brother George in 1836, wedded Mary Janet Bowles of Clearspring, Md.: they had four children: Llewllyn, Hadassah Chambers, Carrington and Benjamin Chambers. After the death of Dr. Brown his widow returned with her children to the home of her father at Hancock. Benjamin Chambers Brown, the youngest, is still living in California: he has issue, five children: Benjamin, Annie, Edward, Howard and Sibley. Hadassah Chambers Brown, the only daughter of Dr. William Maxwell and Mary Janet (Bowles) Brown, married Chauncey Forward Shultz, a native of Somerset county, son of Adman Shultz, a farmer near the town of Somerset. Adam Shultz laid out the town of Grantsville, Md., in 1836. In 1857, Mr. Shultz went to Hampshire Co., Va., where he lived until 1859, when he removed to St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Brown went west with her daughter and son-in-law, but died at the home of her son, Carrington, at Corbondale, Ill., in 1876. In 1874, Mr. Shultz retired from active business and was elected by the Democratic party Presiding Judge of the County Court. Judge Shultz was one of the Commissioners of Forest Park, St. Louis, and delivered the opening address when the park was opened to the public, June 6, 1876. In 1876 he was appointed assignee of the Western Savings Bank by the Circuit Court, and became Assistant United State Treasurer at St. Louis, by appointment by President Cleveland in 1887. Chauncey F. and Hadassah C. (Brown) Shultz had four children: Maxwell William, Addie, Llewllyn Brown, and Mary Janet. Addie Shultz married James Allison, who is one of the best known glass manufacturers in the United States. Miss Mary Janet Shultz has been a frequent visitor to Chambersburg, the home of her Chambers and Brown ancestry. Hadassah, the only daughter of William Maxwell and Hetty (Chambers) Brown, married Samuel Hankins, and went to Grenada, Miss., where she died, leaving three children who are living in California. ===================================================================== --

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: CANADA-OBITS-L@rootsweb.com From: "Margaret Rigby" <mrigby@sympatico.ca> Subject: OBITS-THE GUELPH MERCURY-APRIL 16-30, 2005 FORMAT: FAMILY NAME; Given Names; Maiden Name; age; Birthplace; Place of Death; Newspaper; Date of Paper HESELTINE, Harry Irwin; 92; Fergus ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-16 PEATE, William; 95; Isle Of Sheppey ENG>Elora ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-16 WILSON, Verdun Irene (STEWART); 89; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-16 YOUNGER, Georgina M (STEWART); 90; Belfast NIR>Fergus ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-16 McKENNA, Bernice Hazel (MACHIN); 62; Chesley ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-16 CAMPAGNOLO, Felix; 82; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-18 COOK, Hilda Irene (TURLAND); 90; Cambridge ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-18 DAVISON, Roxina "Roxy" (HOWITT); 69; Fergus ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-18 ESKDALE, Bailey John; 0; Hamilton ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-18 FOLK, Patricia ( ); 76; Trenton ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-18 NIGHTINGALE, Margaret Leona (McEACHERN); 87; London ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-18 PANAGIOTOPOULOS, Basilios "William Panson"; 95; GRC>Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-18 SCHERER, Anne (McGLYNN); 93; County Sligo IRL>Waterloo ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-18 GEMIN, Maria ( ); 100; Casacorba Di Vedelago TREVISO ITA; Guelph Daily Mercury (ON); 2005-4-19 BELLAMY, Herbert; 89; Fergus ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-20 BRUNSVELD, Berendina Hendrika "Diane Dina" (HILFERINK); 95; Zelhem NLD>Paris ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-20 GRAHAM, Jane Beverly Ruth (INKSTER); 56; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-20 GRAVEL, Aline (LABINE) [HARPE]; 86; Ottawa ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-20 HOHLE, Helmut; 82; Palmerston ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-20 WHITE, Kathleen Audrey (MITCHELL); 92; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-20 BORTOLON, Augusto Mario "Gus"; 66; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-21 LEUNISSEN, Geertrui Anneke (de RADEN); 92; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-21 McEACHERN, Mary Eleanor (BURGESS); 90; Shelburne ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-21 SCHRAM, Donald; 79; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-21 INCE, Delya M "Dee" (REDPATH); 56; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-22 BOWLES, Barbara Jane (BRYDSON); 70; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-23 CLARK, Georgina (GREEN); 65; Orangeville ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-23 GRAY, Victoria miss; 81; Kitchener ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-23 JACKSON, Maria Johanna Helena (VAN der GRAAF); 94; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-23 KEMNITZ, Carol Joanne (REID); 65; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-23 REYNOLDS, Gordon John; 97; ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-23 GOMPF, Ivy (TINDALE); 98; Gravenhurst ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-25 KEMNITZ, Carol Joanne (REID) [PYKE]; 65; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-25 KLIMKKOSZ, Helena (JEDRYKIEWICZ); 88; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-25 KOVACS, Rosa ( ); ; Toronto ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-25 PAGE, Robin (CLARKE) [BELLINGER]; 49; Fergus ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-25 SIM, Robert Alexander "Alex"; 94; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-25 SINCLAIR, Agnes Lucinda (GIBSON); 94; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-25 SPEERS, Gertrude Isabel (COOPER); 86; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-25 WOODS, Marilyn Mae ( ); ; Arthur ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-25 BARBER, Margaret Francesca (LAWLOR); 94; Cambridge ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-26 DAOUST, Patricia Lynn (MOONEY); 53; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-26 MEINZINGER, Ruth Mabel (MUELLER); 80; Kitchener ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-26 THATCHER, Geraldine Henryetta "Gerry" (MILLARD); ; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-26 GERRIE, Joseph William "Joe"; 81; Kitchener ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-26 COOK, Anna Margaret May miss; 82; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-27 KELLY, Richard James "Dick"; 78; Dublin IRL>Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-27 LINK, Marion Amy (SMITH); 84; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-27 THOMAS, Norma Marie (LANGDON); 78; Streetsville ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-27 ARAK, Surinder Singh; ; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-28 POLO, Ruth Doreatha (MARSHALL); 69; Rockwood ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-28 VYLES, William "Jack"; 83; Hamilton ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-28 GANGNIER, Richard Allen "Rick"; 52; Puslinch ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-29 FINLAY, Robert John; 71; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-30 McQUADE, Emily "Emma" (BURNS); 91; Ballynahinch IRL>Tavistock ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-30 SPICER, Brent David; 36; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-30 STROBBE, Steven; ; Guelph ON; Guelph Daily Mercury; 2005-4-30 For complete information, please contact Margaret at mrigby@sympatico.ca

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: CHOCTAW-SOUTHEAST-L@rootsweb.com From: <angelync@cox.net> Subject: OK Choctaw request for updated addresses Names beginning with letter "B" continuing: Blackmon, Emmit Blackwell, Lisa Blackwood, Trista Blades, Anthony Blagg, Billy Blair, Natalie Blair, Brenda Blair, Robin Blake, Elizabeth Blake, Lida Blake, Nicholas Blake, Lula Blake, Dean Blake, Joe Blake, Thomas Blalock, Roy Blalock, Patricia Blan, Jimmy Blanchard, Nicki Blanchard, Jody Bland, Angel Bland, Tammy Blankenship, Terri Blankenship, Bryan Blankenship, Michael Blankenship, Loyd Blankenship, Jesse Blankenship, Katie Blanton, Wayne Blanton, Sandra Blanton, Ralph Blanton, John Blasengame, Samuel Blaydes, Richard Blaylock, Douglas Blaylock, Eric Blaylock, Jacob Blaylock, Danile Blaylock, Wilma Blaylock, Lisa Blaylock, Ricky Blaylock, Lemmie Blaylock, John Blaylock, Billie Bledsoe, Niki Bledsoe, Larry Bledsoe, Cheri Bledsoe, Jenice Blemmel, Amanda Blevins, Paul Blevins, Emmy Blevins, Jannie Blevins, Robbin Blevins, Joy Blevins, Clayton Blevins, Sonya Blevins, Shane Belvins, Willim Blevins, Edna Blevins, Jennifer Blood, Leonard Blough, Jamie Blue, Delois Blue, Timmy Blue, Vernetta Blue, Paul Bly, Tina Boaen, Debra Boatner, Paul Boatner, Gail Boatright, Joseph Boatright, Jimmie Boatright, Adran Boatright, Kelle Bob, Patrick Bob, Rosie Boback, Cathay Botti, Sarah Boeger, Tracy Boeger, Scott Boggs, Charles, Bohanan, Chrystal Bohanan, Daisy Bohanan, Billy Bohanan, Rachel Bohanan, Kimberly Bohanan, Wauleah Bohanan, Virgil Bohanan, Kelsey Bohanan, Calvin Bohanan, Tracey Bohanan, Janice Bohanan, Jeanette Bohanan, Ada Bohanan, Stacy Bohanan, Randel Bohanan, Charles Bohanan, Bradley] Bohanan, Ricky Bohanan, Elaine Bohanan, Cheri Bohanan, Lucy Bohanan, Melanie Bohanan, Josh Bohanan, Kelly Bohanan, Brad Bohanan, Skylar Bolden, Nancy Bolden, Pamela Bolding, Harvey Bolding, Heath Bolding, Phillip Bolding, Halena Bolding, Polly Boles, Kenneth Boley, Kenneth Boley, Brenea Boley, Laronda Bolles, Duane Bolles, Tina Bollman, Terri Bolt, Abby Bomgren, Richard Bonaham, Velma Bonaparte, Casey Bonaparte, William Bond, Diana Bond, Ruby Bond, Lee Bond, Brandy Bond, James Bond, Rita Bond, Ernest Bond, Sheldon Bond, James Bond, Ellis Bond, Stephanie Bond, Rosie Bond, Ronald Bond, Raymond Bond, Mary Bond, Kimber Bond, Deana Bond, Justin Bond Patricia Bond, Jolene Bond, Dawn Bonitz, Carla Bonnell, Aaron Bonnema, Bryan Bonner, Diana Bonner, Barbara Booker, Donald Bookout, Ruby Boon, Jacquelin Boon, Jimmie Booth, Debra Boren, Amanda Bornmann, Sheila Bornmann, Lora Bortell, Lisa Boss, Pamela Bostic, Nicole Bostic, Sabrina Bostic, Janitra Boston, Gary, Boston, Myron Boston, Beatrice Boston, Harry Botkin, Ronald Bottoms, Joshua Boucher, Margaret Bounds, Jayme Bounds, Sherry Bounds, Debora Bounds, Travis Bourlier, Gabriel Boutwell, Gayla Bovee, Kristen Bowden, Kevin Bowden, Bobbie Bowden, Regina Bowen, Tami Bowen, Lisa Bowen, Shannon Bowen, Kelly Bowen, Lacey Bower, Roberta Bowers, Joan Bowles, Tommy Bowlin, Carolyn Bowlin, Michael Bowman, Richard Bowman, Lloyd Box, Deborah Box, Donald Box, Brenda Boyd, Sandra Boyd, Ira Boyd, Tina, Boyd, Shawnna Boyd, Amanda Boyd, John Boyd, Sherry Boydston, Shanna Boydston, Treva Boydstun, Jesse Boydstun, Marsha Boydstun, Sarah Boydstun, Harry Boydstun, Brittany Boydstun, Carol Boyet, Mildred Boyett, Roger Boyette, Susan Brace, Jason Brackett, Margaret (name shown twice) Bradberry, Jean Bradbury, Terri Braden, Matthew Braden, Mitchell Bradford, Ronald Bradford, Jamee Bradford, Dawna Bradley, Robert Bradshaw, Beryle Brady, Timothy Brakebill, Todd Braly, Nicky Bramblet, Jant Bramlett, Beverly Brammer, Brandy Branam, Richard Branam, James Branam, Terry Branam, Dannielle Branam, Robert Branch, Max Brand, James Brand, Toby Brandenburger, Joshua Brandon, Kristen Brandon, Jeremy Brandt, Alesha Brandy, Stacey Brandy, Ronald Branham, Michael Branham, Jason Branham, Jared Branham, Howard Brannigan, Lucille Brannon, Kelly Brannon, Sheila Branscome, Deborah Branscum, Robin Branya, Valeria Brasel, Curtis Braswell, Chenoa Braswell, Joy Braswell, Aaron Bratcher, Misty Bratcher, Teddy Bratcher, Kristi Bratcher, Byron Bratcher, Michael Bratton, Robert Bratton, Racheal Braudrick, Richard Braughton, Jeffrey Braughton, Christyna Bray, James Bray, Rachel Brazeal, Carolyn Please be patient as there are 3 more page-length columns of names beginning with "B". I am trying hard to go back and correct 'typos' I've made, but most, if not all, the names you see as are they are spelled in Bishinik. Angelyn Brazil, William B =====================================================================

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: KYBARREN-L@rootsweb.com From: sgorin@glasgow-ky.com Subject: Leo Elton BROWN - 2 April 1921 - 6 May 2005 This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Brown, Bowles, Reece, Geddings, Foss, Brown, Crippen Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/TAB.2ACI/14339 Message Board Post: NOTE: I have no connection and no further information. Name: Leo Elton Brown Residence: Columbus IN Died: Friday, 6 May 2005, Hospice of South Central Indiana Inpatient Facility in Columbus, age 84 Born: Glasgow KY 2 April 1921 Son of the late James Logan and Sally Bowles Brown Married Mary L Reece 22 April 1943 U S Army veteran of WW II, retired from Arvin Industries. Member Parkside Baptist Church Also survived by: Sons: Prentice "Sonny" Brown of Edinburg IN and Charlie Brown of Elizabethtown KY Daughters: Ida Mae Geddings of Vancouver WA and Linda Foss and Diana Brown, both of Columbus Sister: Thelma Jewel Crippen of Columbus Brothers: Gene Brown of Columbus, Edward Brown of Taylorsville KY and Roy Brown of Winfield KS 11 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren Preceded also in death by: Son: James William Brown 14 brothers and sisters Seven half-brothers and sisters One great-granddaughter Services: Tuesday, 10 May 2005, 10 am, Norman Funeral Home in Hope IN, graveside and burial 2:30 pm Tuesday, Hiseville Cemetery. Glasgow (KY) Daily Times, Monday, 9 May 2005, p. 2. =====================================================================

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: PABLAIR-L@rootsweb.com From: RJWNLW65@aol.com Subject: Altoona Tribune 1864 MARRIED On the 5th inst., by Rev. N. W. Colburn, Mr. Alexander Kenney, of Newport, Ky., to Miss Eliza Ross, of Maria Forge, Blair county, Pa. On Monday evening, June 18th, 1864, in Williamsburg, by Rev. W. J. Spencer, Mr. John W. Swartz to Miss Josephine Plowman, of Altoona. DIED Fell asleep in Jesus, June 9th, Isabella J. Halfpenny, aged 17 years and nine months. Also, June 12th, Lydia P. Hunter, relict of David Hunter, aged 72 years and 3 months, daughter of Col. John and Mary Halfpenny of Bell's Mills, Blair county, Pa. At the residence of his father, in Altoona, on the 15th inst., James G. Humes, aged 25 years, 6 months and 24 days. In this place, on the 17th inst., William Henry, child of Samuel and Eliza Pollet, aged 2 years, 8 months and 14 days. DRAFT-On Monday the 11th inst., another draft was made for this county, to fill the deficiency growing out of exemptions in the last draft, which was only for the net number required. This time 100 per cent extra have been drafted to meet the exemptions. We have only been able to secure the list for Logan and Antes townships in time for publication: Logan Township David Bell John Aurandt Bernard Feeny Wm. Hartman Harry Colclesser James B. Bowles Ed. McGarvey Wm. Carr Geo. Feaster Pat. Mulady Geo. McDonough James Nally Jos. Huff Geo. H. Kipple Jno. W. Cherry Jas. G. Robison Jno. J. Potter Isaac Hull Bernard McNeelis D. S. Barlebaugh Wm. K. Ramaly Nathaniel Mourer Jas. Fagan Jno. Swires Sam'l Gaily Johnson Cullen Jas. Cleary Theo. A. Griffin Christ Morebaugh Dan'l Gephart Jno. Hartman Jos. Glasgow David Hutchison Frank M. Wilson Antes Township Wm. Weight Hugh Osman Robt. Wheeler J. M. Root Jas. Thomas And. Allen E. B. Isett Jacob Nail Pat. Hughes J. Davis Wilson Glasgow D. R. Williams J. . Irwin Dan'l Hardy Jacob Marks Alfred Everhart Dan'l Smith J. G. Truman J. Amerman G. W. Walters Annie Whiteman PABlair List administrator Annie Whiteman/Steve Patz Blair County Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~pablair =======================