===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Linda Reno" <lindareno@comcast.net> Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY-L] Virginia-Maryland Bowles Hi Leathel, Why do you believe that Simon Bowles was the husband of Elizabeth, mother of John Bowles and Rebecca Bowles? Elizabeth, widow of _____Bowles, probably married second, Lawrence Young. She most likely wasn't married to Nicholas Young. The Nicholas Young (d. 1669 in St. Mary's Co.) to whom you refer did have a wife named Elizabeth, widow of Edward Parker, but she died between 1671-1679. Will of Nicholas Young, SMC 1/11/1669-1/29/1669. Wife: Elizabeth, Exec. and sole legatee of estate, real and personal including land at Cedar Point, Charles Co. and "Fresh Pond Neck" bequeathed testator by son-in-law, Edward Parker, deceased. Wit: Humphrey Warren, Robert Carville. 9/17/1679: Elizabeth Young, relict of Edward Parker, died seized of a parcel of land called "Fresh Pond Neck" in St. Michael's Hundred, SMC by virtue of a devise to her made by her son, Edward Parker in his will. William Claw and John Smallpiece were Execs. She had no apparent heirs. Shortly after proving the will, Smallpiece died. Afterward, sd. William Clawe was slain before the Susquahannough fort, having made his will with his wife Sarah, sole Exec. Said Elizabeth conveyed "Fresh Pond Neck" to John Reignolds (Reynolds) who by his will dated 8/24/1673 directed that the land be sold. Edward Jolly and his wife Margaret and John Stevens who m. sd. Margaret Jolly still hold the land. (Extracts from Chancery Court Records of Maryland, 1669-1679, MD Gen. Soc. Bulletin, Fall 1994). Lawrence Young was a resident of Charles County and he was one of the witnesses to the will of John Pope of Charles Co. on September 5, 1684. John Pope was the son of Francis Pope and Margaret Porter. Will of John Pope, Charles Co. 9/5/1684-10/18/1684. He devised 400 ac. "Rome" to Bathsheba and Mary Harris; 350 ac. "Battin's Clift" to Joseph Cornell; and 250 ac. "Bryan's Clift" to Elizabeth Burford, his kinswoman (sister of Thomas Burford). To: Mary Peter, Edward Baxter, Chris. Shadwell, personal estate. Exec: Joseph Carville. Wit: Lawrence Young, Joseph Hallimon, William Wader, Edward Boteler. (Maryland Calendar of Wills). As you may recall, Joseph Carnell (aka Cornell) was the father of Margaret Carnall who married James Tyer, Jr. (and I don't think their family name was Tyler). There was a Lawrence Young who died about 1700 in Somerset Co., but I believe he was a different man. Linda Reno

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: KYBARREN-L@rootsweb.com From: sgorin@glasgow-ky.com Subject: Aline Jewell Nichols JONES - 15 Mar 2005, age 82 This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Jones, Carter, Nichols, Evans, Reece, Scroggins, Payne, Bailey, Carpenter, Boles, Hannah, Settles Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/TAB.2ACI/14173 Message Board Post: NOTE: I have no connection and no further information. Name: Aline Jewell Nichols Jones [photo] Residence: Glasgow KY Died: Tuesday, 15 Mar 2005, University of Louisville Hospital, age 82 Born: Warren Co KY Daughter of the late Lillian E Carter and Luther E Nichols Survivors: Two daughters: Joyce Evans and husband Jim of Columbia KY and Janet Reece of Glasgow Son: Donnie Scroggins and wife Ben of Park City KY Sister: Lera Payne of Glasgow Two brothers: Cleo Nichols of Martinsville IN and Alton Nichols of Franklin KY 11 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren. Preceded also in death by: Husbands: Marvin Jones and James Bailey Daughter: Sheila Carpenter Brother: Marshall Nichols Three sisters: Edna Boles, Helen Hannah and Ruth Settles Services: Friday, 18 Mar 2005, 10 am, Hatcher and Saddler Funeral Home, burial Glasgow Municipal Cemetery. Glasgow (KY) Daily Times, Thursday, 17 Mar 2005, p. 2.

I always thought Tyler to be Taylor. The name Rebecca runs through Taylor families, for generations. Lu -------- Original Message -------- ==> From: <leathel@sbcglobal.net> ==> Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2005 22:39:57 -0500 The facts that Elizabeth Young in her will 1695 claims Bowles Tyler as her grandson. This means that Elizabeth Young was a mother to Rebecca Bowles or James Tyler? William Bowles, son of Edward, in his will 1662 lists Uncle John Bowles and kinsman James Tyre. It took me awhile to figure out which John Bowles he was calling uncle, (John died 1664 or John died 1675). When I found that it was 1673 when John Bowles was granted (Bowles Purchase), I knew which one was uncle.Now Uncle John gave to his nephew (James Tyler,Tyre)(Bowles Purchase). If that was true then John, Edward, and Rebecca Bowles were brothers and sister, and their mother Elizabeth died after 1695. The word nephew meant different things back then and since James Tyre was married to Johns niece, (Simon and Elizabeth Bowles daughter)he called (James Tyre d.1686 who married Rebecca) nephew. Confussed yet? Leathel, William Bowles Pickiawaxen, Chas. County 15 Apr 1662- 27 Feb 1662 " to wife Sarah execx,, and hrs. ,1/2 estate, real and personal. Robert Robbins, personalty. Uncle John Bowles and kinsman James Tyre, Residuary legatees. Test: Jas. Smith, Wm. Ayliffe, Wm. Lewis. 1.171. CALENDER OF MARYLAND WILLS, VOL 1 John Bowles Charles County 8 Apr 1675-25 Apr 1676 To nephew James Tyler ex. and hrs. 500 A. "Bowles Purchase" plantation, 700A. " O'Neal's Desert": in St Mary's Co. and 500A. "Bowlstone". to George Newman, Jr. son of George Newman of Chas. county and hrs. afsd. "Bolstone" in event of death of sd. James without issue Test: Thos. Harris, Jno. Taylor. Henry Adams 5.39. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Reno" <lindareno@comcast.net> To: <leathel@sbcglobal.net>; <MDSTMARY- L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 12:49 PM Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY-L] Virginia-Maryland Bowles > Hi Leathel, > > Why do you believe that Simon Bowles was the husband of Elizabeth, mother > of John Bowles and Rebecca Bowles? > > Elizabeth, widow of _____Bowles, probably married second, Lawrence Young. > She most likely wasn't married to Nicholas Young. The Nicholas Young (d. > 1669 in St. Mary's Co.) to whom you refer did have a wife named Elizabeth, > widow of Edward Parker, but she died between 1671-1679. > > Will of Nicholas Young, SMC 1/11/1669- 1/29/1669. Wife: Elizabeth, Exec. > and sole legatee of estate, real and personal including land at Cedar > Point, Charles Co. and "Fresh Pond Neck" bequeathed testator by > son-in-law, Edward Parker, deceased. Wit: Humphrey Warren, Robert > Carville. > > 9/17/1679: Elizabeth Young, relict of Edward Parker, died seized of a > parcel of land called "Fresh Pond Neck" in St. Michael's Hundred, SMC by > virtue of a devise to her made by her son, Edward Parker in his will. > William Claw and John Smallpiece were Execs. She had no apparent heirs. > Shortly after proving the will, Smallpiece died. Afterward, sd. William > Clawe was slain before the Susquahannough fort, having made his will with > his wife Sarah, sole Exec. Said Elizabeth conveyed "Fresh Pond Neck" to > John Reignolds (Reynolds) who by his will dated 8/24/1673 directed that > the land be sold. Edward Jolly and his wife Margaret and John Stevens who > m. sd. Margaret Jolly still hold the land. (Extracts from Chancery Court > Records of Maryland, 1669-1679, MD Gen. Soc. Bulletin, Fall 1994). > > Lawrence Young was a resident of Charles County and he was one of the > witnesses to the will of John Pope of Charles Co. on September 5, 1684. > John Pope was the son of Francis Pope and Margaret Porter. > > Will of John Pope, Charles Co. 9/5/1684-10/18/1684. He devised 400 ac. > "Rome" to Bathsheba and Mary Harris; 350 ac. "Battin's Clift" to Joseph > Cornell; and 250 ac. "Bryan's Clift" to Elizabeth Burford, his kinswoman > (sister of Thomas Burford). To: Mary Peter, Edward Baxter, Chris. > Shadwell, personal estate. Exec: Joseph Carville. Wit: Lawrence Young, > Joseph Hallimon, William Wader, Edward Boteler. (Maryland Calendar of > Wills). > > As you may recall, Joseph Carnell (aka Cornell) was the father of Margaret > Carnall who married James Tyer, Jr. (and I don't think their family name > was Tyler). > > There was a Lawrence Young who died about 1700 in Somerset Co., but I > believe he was a different man. > > Linda Reno > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <leathel@sbcglobal.net> > To: <MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, March 27, 2005 11:23 PM > Subject: [MDSTMARY-L] Virginia-Maryland Bowles > > >> The first thing I'm going to point out is Edwards wife was name Isabel >> ( look in his will). Next Edward, John and Simon were brothers. Simon >> Bowles and Elizabeth Bowles (servants)were husband and wife.Simon and >> Elizabeth had a daughter Rebecca Bowles that married James Tyler. James >> Tyler and Rebecca had 3 sons; Bowles Tyler, James Tyler and John >> Tyler.Elizabeth married a Young after Simon died. I believe Nichlas >> Young? George Newman was Margery Battin's son in law. Edward, John, and >> Simon are sons of John Bowles that made Will 1664 in Elizabeth City Co, >> VA giving all his land to his son John. John had other sons including >> Henry Bowles with Anne Southall, whom he was married to when he died in >> 1664. I'm going to stop here for now. >> Leathel, >> >> Maryland Immigrants 1650-1677 >> Edward Bowles Immigrated 1650 with wife, two children and a servant >> Elizabeth Bowles Transported 1650 >> Joana Bowles Transported 1650. Daughter of Edward >> William Bowles Transported 1650, Son of Edward >> Simon Bowles Transported 1650, Servant >> John Bowles Immigrated 1661. Married Margery, widow of Wm. Battin who d >> 5/29/1662. >> >> Edward Bowles, Pickiawaxen Chas. Co. 6 Nov 1659- 19 Jan 1659 >> To son William Bowles, ex., entire estate, out of which he is to maintain >> his mother Isabel Bowles. >> Test: Edward Watons, Thos. Garvin, John Douglas. >> >> William Bowles Pickiawaxen, Chas. County 15 Apr 1662- 27 Feb 1662 >> " to wife Sarah execx,, and hrs. ,1/2 estate, real and personal. >> Robert Robbins, personalty. Uncle John Bowles and kinsman James Tyre, >> Residuary legatees. >> Test: Jas. Smith, Wm. Ayliffe, Wm. Lewis. 1.171. >> >> CALENDER OF MARYLAND WILLS, VOL 1 >> John Bowles Charles County 8 Apr 1675-25 Apr 1676 >> To nephew James Tyler ex. and hrs. 500 A. "Bowles Purchase" plantation, >> 700A. " O'Neal's Desert": in St Mary's Co. and 500A. "Bowlstone". >> to George Newman, Jr. son of George Newman of Chas. county and hrs. afsd. >> "Bolstone" in event of death of sd. James without issue >> Test: Thos. Harris, Jno. Taylor. Henry Adams 5.39. >> > >

In a message dated 3/29/2005 7:57:16 AM Eastern Standard Time, linne@gravestock.name writes: Amos Bowles (1852-1913) was the son of Ephraim Bowles >(1829-1914) and Elizabeth Epperson (1830-1904). Ephraim Bowles >was the son of George Fox Bowles (1796-1875) and Elizabeth >Bailey (1798-1870). George Fox Bowles was the son of David >Bowles (1754- after 1830) and Keziah Overman (died 1806). David >Bowles (born 1754) was the son of David Bowles (1701-1777) and >Elizabeth Rhodes (no dates). David Bowles (born 1701) was the >son of David Bowles (died 1711) and Katherine Dickinson >(1679-1722). Linne, This family was in Pasquotank Co., NC before moving west to Indiana. They most likely came south to NC from Maryland, possibly with a stop in VA. The family was Quaker and many of them are recorded in the Hinshaw book on NC Quaker meetings. I believe there also is a genealogy book on the Ephraim Bowles line that went west to Indiana. I will copy below what I have in a file on this line. Most of what I have is second-hand, although I have extracted some information from the Hinshaw book. That's about all I can contribute. I don't see much evidence of this line being connected to any of the other NC Bowles lines. I wish we could get someone from this Pasquotank Co. line to participate in the DNA project. Brenda Descendants of Unknown Bowles 1 Unknown Bowles ......... 2 David Bowles b: Abt. 1675 d: 1711 in Maryland ............. +Katherine Dickinson b: Abt. 1679 m: Abt. 1700 in Calvert Co., NC d: Abt. 1722 .................... 3 David Bowles b: Abt. 1701 in Maryland d: 1777 ........................ +Elizabeth Rhodes b: Abt. 1705 in Maryland m: Abt. 1730 in Pasquotank Co., NC ............................... 4 Barsheba Bowles ................................... +Thomas Sparrow m: December 15, 1768 in Pasquotank Co., NC ............................... *2nd Husband of Barsheba Bowles: ................................... +James Scadlock m: July 23, 1774 in Pasquotank Co., NC ............................... 4 Martha Bowles b: Abt. 1748 ............................... 4 Jane Bowles b: Abt. 1750 ............................... 4 David Bowles b: April 30, 1754 in Pasquotank Co., NC d: 1820 in Indiana ................................... +Keziah Overman b: 1755 in NC m: April 27, 1780 in Pasquotank Co., NC d: 1806 ........................................... 5 Bersheba Bowles b: February 27, 1781 in Pasquotank Co., NC d: August 06, 1782 in Pasquotank Co., NC ........................................... 5 David Bowles b: November 23, 1783 in Pasquotank Co., NC d: 1870 in Whitewater MM, Wayne IN ........................................... 5 Martha Bowles b: Abt. 1785 in Pasquotank Co., NC ........................................... 5 Ephraim Bowles b: February 15, 1786 in Pasquotank Co., NC ........................................... 5 Miles Bowles b: September 01, 1787 in Pasquotank Co., NC ........................................... 5 Josiah Bowles b: November 17, 1791 in Pasquotank Co., NC ............................................... +Lydia James m: Abt. 1830 ...................................................... 6 David Bowles b: Abt. 1843 ........................................... 5 Issac Overman Bowles b: February 10, 1794 in Pasquotank Co., NC ........................................... 5 George Fox Bowles b: April 01, 1796 in Pasquotank Co., NC d: February 06, 1875 ............................................... +Elizabeth Bailey b: Abt. 1795 in New Garden MM, Wayne, IN m: January 24, 1821 in New Garden MM, Wayne, IN ...................................................... 6 Ephraim Bowles b: September 02, 1829 in Morgan, Indiana ......... 2 Isaac Bowles b: 1686 in Cecil Co., Maryland ............. +Mary Kear m: September 20, 1709 in Queen Anne's Co., MD

Please write to Helen directly, as she's not a member of our list. Linne X-Message: #2 Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2005 06:30:11 -0600 From: Jim & Helen Stanford <hkotm@ipa.net> To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: will of Joseph Jewell Is any one on the list related to this Joseph Jewell? I have his pension file if you are interested. Helen Joseph Jewel's Will In the name of God Amen. I, Joseph Jewell, of the county of Cumberland and state of Kentucky, being of sound mind and memory but old, frail and weak in body, do make and publish this as my last will and testament, revoking, annulling and setting aside all other wills by me heretofore made. First It is my will and desire that my daughter Catherine Lewis, have the land upon which Richard Lewis now lives, containing fifty acres by survey, during her natural life, and at her death, again said fifty acres of land to my two granddaughters Celina and Sevena (that's what it looks like) Lewis forever. I also give to my two said grand daughters, fifty dollars each, to be paid to them by my executors here after named, at my death Secondly I give to my granddaughter Polly Black, the fifty acres of land, upon which she now lives, during her natural life, and at her death, I give said land to all her children theirs forever. Thirdly I give and bequeath to my two granddaughters Louisa Keeton and Patsey Cole the tract of land, upon which they now live, containing one hundred and twenty-two acres and a half acres, by survey, during their natural lives to be equally divided between them, and at their death, I give the same land to their children forever. Fourthly I give and bequeath to my two granddaughters Susannah Lackey and Patsey Ferguson the tract of land which I own, lying on the ridge between the waters of Brush Creek and Whetstone, containing one hundred acres, to have forever. Fifthly It is my will and desire that all the balance of my estate, which I now own or may own at my death, real, personal or mixed, be given to my daughter, Catharine Lewis forever. Sixthly I hereby constitute and appoint Joel Owls and Wm. Cheek executor of this my last will and testament. Given under my and this the 24th day of June 1839 in presence of: Witness Joseph X Jewel ( X His mark) E.F. Boles J. Miller State of Kentucky, Cumberland County Court I, Milton King, the clerk of the County Court for said County, do certify that the within last will and testament of Joseph Jewel deceased was produced in Court at the August term 1840 and proved by the oaths of the two subscribing witnesses thereto, E. F. Boles and J. Miller and ordered to record. And the same is truly recorded in my office in Will book C page 457. Witness made had this 13th day of August 1840 M. King

This one's extremely important to many of us, including me! Whoever has these people in Sandi Gorin's post: step up and tell us about your ancestors and how they connect to the Bowles families. FOX and BOWLES families were connected in Virginia. We also have had a Fox connected to the BOWLES and GILLETT families. The following paragraph is from Heather Gillett (eponalady@yahoo.com): At 9:07 PM -0700 9/28/04, Heather wrote: >The second Bowles line is the one I referenced in my email to >the Adair County, Iowa mailing list. Amos Bowles married Julia >Ann Lee in 1879 in Adair County, Iowa. I have that Bowles line >back to the early 1700s. > >Amos Bowles (1852-1913) was the son of Ephraim Bowles >(1829-1914) and Elizabeth Epperson (1830-1904). Ephraim Bowles >was the son of George Fox Bowles (1796-1875) and Elizabeth >Bailey (1798-1870). George Fox Bowles was the son of David >Bowles (1754- after 1830) and Keziah Overman (died 1806). David >Bowles (born 1754) was the son of David Bowles (1701-1777) and >Elizabeth Rhodes (no dates). David Bowles (born 1701) was the >son of David Bowles (died 1711) and Katherine Dickinson >(1679-1722). The other Bowles line that Heather has is solidly connected to my own. Henry SMITH married the three GILLETT sisters in succession; Henry SMITH was the uncle of Elizabeth JEFFRIES who married Benjamin BOWLES. This troop migrated to Texas together. When they got to Brazoria Co., Roswell GILLETT married Benjamin BOWLES' daughter, Martha Smith BOWLES. At Daniel Jeffries' estate sale in Barren Co. in 1808, the following men were listed: BARTON, Jacob BELL, William DALE, Reuben HALL, Absolem HALL, Mahlen HAMILTON, Abner NEVILL, Joseph NEVILL, William SMITH, Benjamin WARDER, Joseph WARDER, Walter I'd like to know how these men, above, are related to the men mentioned below. Where did their ancestors live? And did the men mentioned above stay in Barren County? About the Martins: their history is told in the book, "A Martin Genealogy Tied to the History of Germanna, Virginia," by William A. Martin. In it we find the ancestors and families of Malinda HOLTSCLAW, who married John F. "Jackey" Bowles. This same book lists on page 100, lists the intermarriages of several of the families in Sandi's posting: "...John MARTIN, b. prob. ca. 1755-57; m. 24 Mar. 1778 in Fauquier County, Virginia to Sarah JEFFRIES;...Sarah was the daughter of Joseph JEFFRIES whose will, dated 24 Sept. 1807, and probated on 28 Dec. 1807 in Fauquier County (Fauquier County Will Book 2, page 281) mentions his wife, Margaret, and children: William Henry Enoch Joseph George Daniel [my gggggrandfather who m. Patsy SMITH] Thomas Mary m. KEMPER Sarah m. MARTIN Lydia m. SMITH Lucy m. GIBSON Peggy m. MADUX [or Maddox] Agatha m. SANDERS So you can see very clearly how these families intermarried and portions of them went to Barren Co. Daniel JEFFRIES maternal grandparents were Henry SMITH and Sarah CROSBY of Stafford Co., VA. I think that Charlie Royal (cnroyall@wcc.net) of our list has a CROSBY, GEE, SANDERS and a TONEY in his larger tree. Charlie, can you tell us more about these families? At 3:03 PM -0500 5/6/97, CONNIE L SHEETS (ASWM99A@prodigy.com) wrote: >Benjamin SMITH married Susannah SHIRLEY (who was probably my Moses' sister >or half-sister). > >John F. "Jackey" BOWLES married Melinda HOLTSCLAW. Her mother was probably >Sarah SHIRLEY; Sarah SHIRLEY was probably Susannah SHIRLEY SMITH's sister. > >William NEVILL married Milly HOLTSCLAW, Melinda HOLTSCLAW BOWLES' sister. > >Reuben DALE married a daughter of Edward GILL. Reuben DALE was the son of >Isaac DALE. Six of Isaac DALE's 10 children married SHIRLEYs, including my >3rd great-grandmother Nancy DALE who married Moses SHIRLEY. One of my TONEY correspondents wrote: >Jesse and Alexander TONEY were brothers and first cousins of Charles TONEY >(my ancestor) who married Elizabeth HARRIS. Jesse married Fannie ALFORD and >they had a son John. John had a son named Sequoyah, born 1859, if my >information is correct. > >Charles's (my) line was in Georgia in 1820, but they left pdq - long before >the Trail of Tears. They headed south through Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas. Freda Noble (tnoble@mcn.org) of our list has a WILBURN and a POOL. There's a very large book entitled, "The Maxey's of Virgina," by Edythe Maxey Clark. On page 513, Philip MAXEY is given the number 754 (1777-1820). "Philip Maxey, born 17 December 1777 in the newly-formed county of Powhatan, Virginia, was a son of the Rev. Edward Maxey and Mary Bondurant. He was only four years old when his father died and he was reared by his mother on their plantation in Powhatan until Mary remarried in 1794 to widower Nathan Ayers of Buckingham County, Virginia. Philip's name appears in District A of the 1797 personal property tax books of Buckingham County, and from 1796 through 1799 his name was found on the land tax records of Powhatan County with the 175 acres left to him by his uncle Nathaniel. Four days after his 21st birthday, Philip sold his land on the waters of Jones Creek---adjoining the properties of Ephraim Maxey, John Smith, Bennett Maxey, David Flournoy and Peter Dupuy---to his older brother Ephraim. Philip was in the tax records of Jessamine County, Kentucky, in the year 1799 and remained on their lists through 1805, with the exception of 1801. That was the year he returned to Buckingham County to marry his stepsister Elizabeth Hales Ayers (born 26 February 1784, Buckingham County, Virginia), the daughter of Nathan and Mary (Leake) Ayers, on 20 October 1801. Philip and his bride settled in Barren County, Kentucky, in 1806---in Bear Wallow, 12 miles north of Glascow, [sic] located on the present border of Hart and Barren River. He had patented 165 acres jointly with Ephraim by survey dated 14 April 1807, and this land was divided on 17 February 1817 when Ephraim sold to Philip 135 acres on the west side of Elk Lick for $20 and Philip sold 30 acres to Ephraim for the same sum. Philip also had patent land on Pawpaw Grove surveyed 13 December 1815 amounting to 150 acres." Benjamin BOWLES' daughter, Sarah, married Elijah MAXEY in Brazoria Co., TX in 1833. When she died, he took their two children back to Memphis, TN, to be reared by his sisters. Benjamin's granddaughter married into the DELL family of Florida. In that tree are several MAXEYs, including a Bennett Maxey DELL. Can anyone else add to what I've written here? Or to what Sandi posted, below? In anticipation, Linne X-Message: #4 Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2005 08:07:22 -0600 From: Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com> To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: BARREN CO - ORDER BOOK 4 - AUG 1818 CONCLUSION Wm INNIS allowed to keep a tavern at his house in the county; bond with David GARVIN. John FOX made motion that Wm BOWLES, John WARDER, Alexr EVANS, Joseph NEVIL, Sammuel MADDOX (any 3) appraise estate of Wm SMITH, decd. Road report of Flippin road from near Wm FISHER's to Pikesville. Dennis COCHRAN appt Surveyor of state road from Glasto to the east end of Jno McFERRAN's lane. James D SMITH resigned as Constable. James MARTIN appt Constable in his place; bond with Samuel MARTIN & Thomas AKERS. James BARTON appt Surveyor of Flippin road from the double branches to Pikesville. Matthew BURD made motion that Robert U? BURD, Wm COOK & Wm DALE do view for a road from Woodsonville to the Blue Spring Meeting House. $450 allotted at the Oct term for the support and benefit of the guard who should attend to guard John HAMILTON from the court time to the conviction is to be assigned by the Sheriff unto the hands of Charles HARVEY, James FORBIS, John GRINSTEAD for the benefit of George T WOOD and Samuel BELL who attended the guard. (Note: this is the first recorded murder trial wherein John HAMILTON was charged and hung, later found innocent.) Summons to issue vs Wm ROGERS, Thos ROWSEY, John ROWSEY, James FOSTER, Wm GREEN, Jesse TONEY & Saml SANDERS to appear in Oct to see why they should not be fined treble fines for not listing their taxable property with Joshua WILBORN, Commissioner of the Tax. Summons to issue vs Wm ROBINSON to shew cause why his son David shall not be bound out. SImeon BUFORD's list of taxable property for 1818 returned. Peter BEAN's stock mark recorded. In the back of the book is a list of Magistrates now in the Commonwealth July 19, 1815: Archer CRADDOCK (marked out) WIlliam RENICK (marked out) John POOL Hardin DAVIS Sam'l MARRS (resigned) Joshua CRUMP Ach'd SLOAN Thos WINN Len'd H MAURY John GLOVER Will'm T BUSH Benj'm BUSTER (moved away) Sylvester HALL (moved away) Landman SHORT Henry SIMPSON Rich MUNFORD James BIRD Isham HARDY Alex'r ADAIR (resigned) John S GEE John RODES Benja J McCALL (Hart Co) Philip MAXEY End of series. Next week will begin a new series. Sandi Colonel Sandi Gorin SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html Gorin Publishing: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/ ______________________________

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Linda Reno" <lindareno@comcast.net> Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY-L] Julia PARSONS/ Arnold BICKETT Hi Kevin, I would suppose that Julia Ann Parsons was one of the children of Clement Parsons and Elizabeth Forrest, but Clement Parsons only named 5 of his 7 children. Didn't Kentucky keep track of probate records? Aside from references I've seen to appraisals, I don't recall seeing postings from our KY kin on distributions of estates. This is a valuable tool. Is it because these have not appeared in any printed form? Anyway, the following is the will of Clement Parsons. Will of Clement Parsons, Washington Co., KY, 1/23/1830-3/22/1830. In the name of God amen. I, Clement Parsons of the County of Washington and State of Kentucky, being weak in body, but of a sound mind and memory, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament, by here revoking all other former Wills. First, I bequeath my soul to God, who gave it, and my body to the earth, to be buried with descent burial, at the discretion of my friends. 2nd I will that all my just debts be paid. 3rd I will that all my estate of every kind, except such as I shall otherwise dispose of, be sold on a credit of Twelve Months except my land which may be sold on such credits, as my Executors, in their discretion, may think best. 4th I will my wife, Elizabeth Parsons, to have as much of my personal Estate, at the appreaisment, as she may think necessay for her use. 5th I will and bequeath to my wife, Elizabeth Parsons all the money arising from the sale of my estate, except Twenty dollars, which I bequeath to my son Joseph, and one hundred dollars, which I bequeath to my son Edward and one hundred dollars, which I bequeath to my son Robert. This money I bequeath to these my sons in place of a horse, briddle and saddle. I will, at the death of my wife, that fifty dollars be given to each of my children, and the balance to be equally divided between my six children, and the children of my son Henery (sic) deceased, making, in all, Seven shares. 6th I will and bequeth to my wife Elizabeth Parsons one sett of silver Teaspoons, one pair of silver Sugar Tongs and one silver Tea canister, to have and to hold and dispose of, as she may think propper at her death. I do hereby appoint my wife Executrix, and my son James G. Parsons Executor of this my last Will and Testament, signed this Twenty third day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty. Wit.: Benadict Reighley, Leonard A. Spalding. At a County Court began and held for Washington County at the courthouse in Springfield 22nd day of March 1830. This last Will and Testament was exhibited in court and proved by the Oaths of Benadict Reighly and Leonard A. Spalding subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be Recorded which is accordingly done in book D page 466. atteste John Hughes Jr. CWC. * Clement signed either jr or sr. It's hard to determine which letter it is. It's not his capital S or J and doesn't really look like a small s or j. Either Jr or Sr would apply. He was Jr to his father, Clement I and Sr to his nephew, Clement III. Today, Sr usually means the father and Jr the son, but in those days, they used Sr to show the elder and Jr for the younger man with the same name. (Clement Parsons II's Will (from web page of Mary Schumann: http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Andes/1595/clement2will.html, 11/12/2003). I haven't fully explored the webpage cited as a reference. You may want to take a closer look and see if Julia Ann is mentioned. Clement Parsons, Jr. (husband of Elizabeth Forrest), was the son of Clement Parsons who died in St. Mary's Co. in 1793. I'm not positive that Mary, wife of Clement, Sr. was the mother of all of the children of Clement, Sr. I believe that Mary had been married before 1760 to _____Bowles and was the mother of John Bowles. Don't know for sure, but I suspect that to be the case. Will of Clement Parsons, SMC, 2/18/1793-3/13/1793. Son-in-law: John Bowles, land in Charles County called "Amendment," 175 acres; a negro woman named Henny and her child which he now has in his possession; and everything else I have already given him. Everything that I have already given to my children, James Parsons, Joseph Parsons, Clement Parsons and Susanna Molohorn, is to be brought into my estate again and to be divided equally among all of my children after taking my wife's third. That is to say, my children, James Parsons, John Parsons, Joseph Parsons, Clement Parsons, Susanna Molohorn and Mary Parsons. The children of John Bowles are not to have any part of my estate except what I have already bequeathed to their father. Execs.: Sons, Joseph Parsons and Clement Parsons. Wit.: Stephen Jones, Joseph Howard, Leonard Johnson. NOTE: Joseph Parsons and Clement Parsons renounced executorship of this will. (St. Mary's County, Maryland Wills, 1791-1802 by Linda Reno and Joann Humphries). It's obvious, at least to me, that John Bowles was an adult at the time of the will of Clement Parsons and I would presume he was born prior to 1761 based on this record: 4/19/1761: Athanasius Windder was baptized at St. Joseph's RCC. GP: Clement and Mary Parsons. (Catholic Families of So. MD by O'Rourke). There was a William Bowles had a wife named Mary _____and they had two daughters baptized first at St. Andrew's and then again at St. Francis Xavier RCC. The godparents of both girls were Ignatius Bowles and Anastasia Cissell. There's a possibility that Clement Parsons was married to two different women named Mary. I just don't know at this point. Elizabeth Bowles, dau. of William and Mary, baptized at St. Andrew's 3/9/1776. Also baptized 4/28/1776 at St. Fr. Xav. RCC. GP: Ignatius Bowles, Anastasia Cecil. (Jesuit Missions). Mary Ann Bowles, dau. of William and Mary, baptized at St. Andrew's, 6/1/1778. Also baptized 6/18/1778 at St. Fr. Xav. RCC. GP: Ignatius Bowles, Anastasia Cecil. (Jesuit Missions). I show the ancestry of Clement Parsons (d. 1793) below. Linda Reno Ancestors of Clement Parsons Generation No. 1 1. Clement Parsons, born Bef. 1733 in St. Mary's Co., MD; died 1793 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He was the son of 2. Cosmos Parsons. He married (1) Mary Bef. 1766 in St. Mary's Co., MD. She was born Bef. 1746, and died Aft. 1793. Generation No. 2 2. Cosmos Parsons, born Bef. 1688 in St. Mary's Co., MD; died 1733 in St. George's Hundred, St. Mary's Co., MD. He was the son of 4. John Parsons and 5. Mary. Generation No. 3 4. John Parsons, born Bef. 1654; died 1688 in St. Mary's Co., MD. He married 5. Mary Bef. 1674. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin M. Campbell" <kevi@ivnet.com> To: <MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 27, 2005 10:03 AM Subject: [MDSTMARY-L] Julia PARSONS/ Arnold BICKETT > Linda, > I have Julia Ann PARSONS, b. 23 mar 1804, d/o of Clement and Elizabeth > [FORREST] PARSONS, m. Arnold BICKETT 5 Feb 1825. > Is this correct as far as you know? > If so, then James had a daughter named Julette (aka Juliet) (aka Julia) b. > 1787, m. 1804 and that a 35 year old Clement had a Daughter the same year > named Julia? > While we are on the subject of PARSONS what do you know of Clement's > father and mother? > Thanks, > Kevin > > Linda Reno wrote: > >> Thanks Judith--and also thank you for the baptismal information you >> posted before this. >> >> Yes, I think that this would confirm that Thomas Forrest who m. Julia >> (aka Juliet) Parsons was the son of Zepheniah Forrest and Ann Mary >> Fenwick. >> >> I know that Julia Parsons had to be connected to Clement Parsons. >> Anybody know how? >> >> Linda Reno >> >> > ================== ===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Jerry L. Clark" <jerry876@comcast.net> Subject: Clement Parsons who died 1793 Linda, As I was noticing this Will: Will of Clement Parsons, SMC, 2/18/1793-3/13/1793. Son-in-law: John Bowles, land in Charles County called "Amendment," 175 acres; a negro woman named Henny and her child which he now has in his possession; and everything else I have already given him. Everything that I have already given to my children, James Parsons, Joseph Parsons, Clement Parsons and Susanna Molohorn, is to be brought into my estate again and to be divided equally among all of my children after taking my wife's third. That is to say, my children, James Parsons, John Parsons, Joseph Parsons, Clement Parsons, Susanna Molohorn and Mary Parsons. The children of John Bowles are not to have any part of my estate except what I have already bequeathed to their father. Execs.: Sons, Joseph Parsons and Clement Parsons. Wit.: Stephen Jones, Joseph Howard, Leonard Johnson. NOTE: Joseph Parsons and Clement Parsons renounced executorship of this will. (St. Mary's County, Maryland Wills, 1791-1802 by Linda Reno and Joann Humphries). Who does this Joseph Howard belong to? Is he a son of Bennett Howard and Elizabeth ? Do we know who Joseph Howard married? Which Leonard Johnson is This? Joseph Howard son of Bennett Howard and Elizabeth ? Had a sister Mary Howard who married a ? Johnson Was Mary Howard married to this Leonard Johnson? Was the Joseph Howard who married ? and had a daughter Charity Howard who married George Norris son of William Norris and ? was this Joseph Howard the son of Bennett Howard and Elizabeth ? If one of Clement Parsons daughter Susanna Parsons married a Mollihorn, which one did she marry? This is getting very close to those Howards in Kentucky. Think I need to know more concerning Parson Family. ===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Linda Reno" <lindareno@comcast.net> Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY-L] Clement Parsons who died 1793 Since Leonard Johnson is also a witness, my best guess would be that it was Joseph Howard, son of Bennet and Elizabeth who witnessed this will. Leonard Johnson (husband of Mary Howard) was his brother-in-law. I don't know who Charity Howard was. I do have a Charity Howard in my files, but don't know if she's the one you're seeking. Will of Ralph Pearcy, No County named, 4/25/1768-9/1/1768. To: Charity Howard, 1 chintz gown that was her mother's and the rest of my estate to Sarah Gray. Wit: William Barton Smoot, John Williams, Judith Williams. (Maryland Calendar of Wills). NOTE: I believe this was a Charles County will. Susanna Parsons, dau. of Clement and Mary Parsons, married James Mollyhorn, Jr. before 1786. Susanna's named in her father's will in 1793 as Susanna Mollyhorn and then we have this deed: Deed from James and Susanna Mollyhorn to Joseph Parsons for "Grub Street" and "Amendment" in Charles Co., and "Long Looked For Come at Last", "Powell's Addition", "Gardiner's Grove and Addition", "Knighthood", and "Basford" in SMC, 6/14/1796 (Chr. of SM). Linda Reno ===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com From: Kathleen Mills Woodring <katwoodring@yahoo.com> Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY-L] Julia PARSONS/ Arnold BICKETT List There is an Inventory for this will but it only mentions: Parsons, Clement Appr: Allen Shuttlesorth, Robert H. Fogle, Peter Staton, Samuel Ryan Apprasal dates: 5 Apr 1830 - 25 Jun1832 Sales occur: 2 Jun 1832 by J.G. Parsons However, after that inventory, a settlement record appears. 1 Oct 1835 Exec: James G. and Elizabeth Parsons.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: MOSTLOUI-L@rootsweb.com From: beth@swilson.com Subject: James Mackey---Heirs---1838 This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Mackey, Guion, Coleman, Bowles Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WMB.2ACE/4938 Message Board Post: Lincoln County Missouri Land Deeds Volume F, page 308 23 May 1838 James Mackey, deceased, of St. Louis County Widow: Isabella Mackey; Heirs: Son, John Zenon Mackey and Maria his wife; Son, George Anthony Mackey; Son, James Bennet Mackey; Reuben Coleman and wife Eliza Lucy; William A. Coleman and wife Amelia Ann; Louis Guion and wife Mary Catherine; David Bowles and wife Julia Jane; Isabella Louise by her guardian James Bennet Mackey;

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: MCGEHEE-L@rootsweb.com From: "Jack McGehee" <jackmcgehee@cnbcom.net> Subject: James and Jane This info is from Addie Harris. Hi I have no proven information that Patterson was the maiden name of Jane McGehee. All I have is handed down by family members. In the 1850 Federal Census of Lawrence Co. Mo., there is an Elijah McGuhe age 55 b Tenn. Sarah age 53 born in Va. Asa 18 born in Tenn and Caroll 6 born in Tenn both are listed as males. I have it that Sarah was the daughter of Asa and Rachel(Lane) Pennington. I also have that Elijah and Sarah had a daughter Luyza who married Samuel Underwood. In the 1850 census, there is Samuel Underwood 33 born in Tenn, Louisa 21 born in Tenn. Sarah J. 9 born in Tenn, William C. 5 born in Tenn, Jonah 4 born in Mo. and Nancy E. 1 born in Mo. This pretty well says they came to Mo in '45 or'46. I have another Lawrence Co history that has a lot of early marriages and see one for Marion McGehee to Mary E. Boles. They were married by Jonthan Hunt J.P. on December 11, 1854. There are marriages from 1845 to 1854. There are several Penningtons and McGehees marriages listed. Hope this helps you. Addie

The facts that Elizabeth Young in her will 1695 claims Bowles Tyler as her grandson. This means that Elizabeth Young was a mother to Rebecca Bowles or James Tyler? William Bowles, son of Edward, in his will 1662 lists Uncle John Bowles and kinsman James Tyre. It took me awhile to figure out which John Bowles he was calling uncle, (John died 1664 or John died 1675). When I found that it was 1673 when John Bowles was granted (Bowles Purchase), I knew which one was uncle.Now Uncle John gave to his nephew (James Tyler,Tyre)(Bowles Purchase). If that was true then John, Edward, and Rebecca Bowles were brothers and sister, and their mother Elizabeth died after 1695. The word nephew meant different things back then and since James Tyre was married to Johns niece, (Simon and Elizabeth Bowles daughter)he called (James Tyre d.1686 who married Rebecca) nephew. Confussed yet? Leathel, William Bowles Pickiawaxen, Chas. County 15 Apr 1662- 27 Feb 1662 " to wife Sarah execx,, and hrs. ,1/2 estate, real and personal. Robert Robbins, personalty. Uncle John Bowles and kinsman James Tyre, Residuary legatees. Test: Jas. Smith, Wm. Ayliffe, Wm. Lewis. 1.171. CALENDER OF MARYLAND WILLS, VOL 1 John Bowles Charles County 8 Apr 1675-25 Apr 1676 To nephew James Tyler ex. and hrs. 500 A. "Bowles Purchase" plantation, 700A. " O'Neal's Desert": in St Mary's Co. and 500A. "Bowlstone". to George Newman, Jr. son of George Newman of Chas. county and hrs. afsd. "Bolstone" in event of death of sd. James without issue Test: Thos. Harris, Jno. Taylor. Henry Adams 5.39. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Reno" <lindareno@comcast.net> To: <leathel@sbcglobal.net>; <MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 12:49 PM Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY-L] Virginia-Maryland Bowles > Hi Leathel, > > Why do you believe that Simon Bowles was the husband of Elizabeth, mother > of John Bowles and Rebecca Bowles? > > Elizabeth, widow of _____Bowles, probably married second, Lawrence Young. > She most likely wasn't married to Nicholas Young. The Nicholas Young (d. > 1669 in St. Mary's Co.) to whom you refer did have a wife named Elizabeth, > widow of Edward Parker, but she died between 1671-1679. > > Will of Nicholas Young, SMC 1/11/1669-1/29/1669. Wife: Elizabeth, Exec. > and sole legatee of estate, real and personal including land at Cedar > Point, Charles Co. and "Fresh Pond Neck" bequeathed testator by > son-in-law, Edward Parker, deceased. Wit: Humphrey Warren, Robert > Carville. > > 9/17/1679: Elizabeth Young, relict of Edward Parker, died seized of a > parcel of land called "Fresh Pond Neck" in St. Michael's Hundred, SMC by > virtue of a devise to her made by her son, Edward Parker in his will. > William Claw and John Smallpiece were Execs. She had no apparent heirs. > Shortly after proving the will, Smallpiece died. Afterward, sd. William > Clawe was slain before the Susquahannough fort, having made his will with > his wife Sarah, sole Exec. Said Elizabeth conveyed "Fresh Pond Neck" to > John Reignolds (Reynolds) who by his will dated 8/24/1673 directed that > the land be sold. Edward Jolly and his wife Margaret and John Stevens who > m. sd. Margaret Jolly still hold the land. (Extracts from Chancery Court > Records of Maryland, 1669-1679, MD Gen. Soc. Bulletin, Fall 1994). > > Lawrence Young was a resident of Charles County and he was one of the > witnesses to the will of John Pope of Charles Co. on September 5, 1684. > John Pope was the son of Francis Pope and Margaret Porter. > > Will of John Pope, Charles Co. 9/5/1684-10/18/1684. He devised 400 ac. > "Rome" to Bathsheba and Mary Harris; 350 ac. "Battin's Clift" to Joseph > Cornell; and 250 ac. "Bryan's Clift" to Elizabeth Burford, his kinswoman > (sister of Thomas Burford). To: Mary Peter, Edward Baxter, Chris. > Shadwell, personal estate. Exec: Joseph Carville. Wit: Lawrence Young, > Joseph Hallimon, William Wader, Edward Boteler. (Maryland Calendar of > Wills). > > As you may recall, Joseph Carnell (aka Cornell) was the father of Margaret > Carnall who married James Tyer, Jr. (and I don't think their family name > was Tyler). > > There was a Lawrence Young who died about 1700 in Somerset Co., but I > believe he was a different man. > > Linda Reno > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <leathel@sbcglobal.net> > To: <MDSTMARY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, March 27, 2005 11:23 PM > Subject: [MDSTMARY-L] Virginia-Maryland Bowles > > >> The first thing I'm going to point out is Edwards wife was name Isabel >> ( look in his will). Next Edward, John and Simon were brothers. Simon >> Bowles and Elizabeth Bowles (servants)were husband and wife.Simon and >> Elizabeth had a daughter Rebecca Bowles that married James Tyler. James >> Tyler and Rebecca had 3 sons; Bowles Tyler, James Tyler and John >> Tyler.Elizabeth married a Young after Simon died. I believe Nichlas >> Young? George Newman was Margery Battin's son in law. Edward, John, and >> Simon are sons of John Bowles that made Will 1664 in Elizabeth City Co, >> VA giving all his land to his son John. John had other sons including >> Henry Bowles with Anne Southall, whom he was married to when he died in >> 1664. I'm going to stop here for now. >> Leathel, >> >> Maryland Immigrants 1650-1677 >> Edward Bowles Immigrated 1650 with wife, two children and a servant >> Elizabeth Bowles Transported 1650 >> Joana Bowles Transported 1650. Daughter of Edward >> William Bowles Transported 1650, Son of Edward >> Simon Bowles Transported 1650, Servant >> John Bowles Immigrated 1661. Married Margery, widow of Wm. Battin who d >> 5/29/1662. >> >> Edward Bowles, Pickiawaxen Chas. Co. 6 Nov 1659- 19 Jan 1659 >> To son William Bowles, ex., entire estate, out of which he is to maintain >> his mother Isabel Bowles. >> Test: Edward Watons, Thos. Garvin, John Douglas. >> >> William Bowles Pickiawaxen, Chas. County 15 Apr 1662- 27 Feb 1662 >> " to wife Sarah execx,, and hrs. ,1/2 estate, real and personal. >> Robert Robbins, personalty. Uncle John Bowles and kinsman James Tyre, >> Residuary legatees. >> Test: Jas. Smith, Wm. Ayliffe, Wm. Lewis. 1.171. >> >> CALENDER OF MARYLAND WILLS, VOL 1 >> John Bowles Charles County 8 Apr 1675-25 Apr 1676 >> To nephew James Tyler ex. and hrs. 500 A. "Bowles Purchase" plantation, >> 700A. " O'Neal's Desert": in St Mary's Co. and 500A. "Bowlstone". >> to George Newman, Jr. son of George Newman of Chas. county and hrs. afsd. >> "Bolstone" in event of death of sd. James without issue >> Test: Thos. Harris, Jno. Taylor. Henry Adams 5.39. >> > >

In 1664 when John Bowles gave all his land to his son John, his wife Anne said not so fast and filed suit for the land she had brought into the marriage for her children. Henry Southy died 1623 in Elizabeth City Co. leaving his wife Elizabeth and daughter Anne. Anne married a Littleton and a White(Waite) before she married John Bowles who died 1664 in Elizabeth City Co. With Littleton, Anne had a son Southy Littleton and with White a son John White.John Bowles may have married a sister of Anne sometime before Anne because Elizabeth (Anne's mother) made a gift to John Bowles in 1636 in Elizabeth City Co. Elizabeth married several times after the death of her husband Henry Southy. Servants Thomas, Mary, and Elizabeth are Henry Southy children.They died in 1623 also. (Southy, Southall, ect.). More later with Richard Jones and Whites. Leathel, LAND CERTIFICATES FOR NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA Court Oct. 30, 1643 Cert. granted to Mrs. Anne Littleton in right of her father Henry Southy, Esqr. for following: Henry Southy Esq., Roger Delke, Tho. Lewis Elizabeth his wife, Tho. Shoare, Robt. Swamp, Henry Southy his child, Valentine Sentell, Roger Marshall, Thomas ), Mary ), Elizabeth ) Servants, Tynak Woolley, Anne Simes, Will Bricklayer, Richd Willows,John Davenport, Alice Dammock, John Rose, Thos Browne, Elleno Paynter, Margarett Chartier, Sarah Sharley, Dynah Glower Northampton Co, VA Tithables: 4 Nov 1674, Capt. Southy Littleton's Dist. Thomas Bowles, Rich. Jones, Sr, & John Rowles 1678 John Tirry (Tyler), headright of Col. Southy Littleton for part of 1000A, Accomac Co., Va. Note: Probably son of James Tyler and Rebecca Bowles of Maryland.

Last week I wrote >The Y-DNA test (25 marker) costs $169, and that is more than some >can afford. At the same time, they would be happy to take the test >if it didn't cost quite so much. I suggested that perhaps some of the rest of us could help. Since then I have received several encouraging emails including two that have offered to provide financial help to enable other Bowles lines to be tested. So here is the opportunity: if you or someone you know is a male Bowles descendent, and you want to join the DNA project, but the cost has been more than you can afford, contact me privately at [mailto:hartley@iglou.com] (you should be able to click on this link to send me a message) and we will discuss the arrangements. While many of us are interested in the Bowles lines that came through Virginia, North Carolina, and Maryland to Kentucky and beyond, this offer is not limited to those lines. I look forward to hearing from you. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]

Charley, your idea sounds great.Some of us that have done our family tree may have the info that they dont have.I have the william Anderson Bowles back to early 1800. We had to sort out them so as to get our William Bowles b1785 in N.C.Bill Bowles

The first thing I'm going to point out is Edwards wife was name Isabel ( look in his will). Next Edward, John and Simon were brothers. Simon Bowles and Elizabeth Bowles (servants)were husband and wife.Simon and Elizabeth had a daughter Rebecca Bowles that married James Tyler. James Tyler and Rebecca had 3 sons; Bowles Tyler, James Tyler and John Tyler.Elizabeth married a Young after Simon died. I believe Nichlas Young? George Newman was Margery Battin's son in law. Edward, John, and Simon are sons of John Bowles that made Will 1664 in Elizabeth City Co, VA giving all his land to his son John. John had other sons including Henry Bowles with Anne Southall, whom he was married to when he died in 1664. I'm going to stop here for now. Leathel, Maryland Immigrants 1650-1677 Edward Bowles Immigrated 1650 with wife, two children and a servant Elizabeth Bowles Transported 1650 Joana Bowles Transported 1650. Daughter of Edward William Bowles Transported 1650, Son of Edward Simon Bowles Transported 1650, Servant John Bowles Immigrated 1661. Married Margery, widow of Wm. Battin who d 5/29/1662. Edward Bowles, Pickiawaxen Chas. Co. 6 Nov 1659- 19 Jan 1659 To son William Bowles, ex., entire estate, out of which he is to maintain his mother Isabel Bowles. Test: Edward Watons, Thos. Garvin, John Douglas. William Bowles Pickiawaxen, Chas. County 15 Apr 1662- 27 Feb 1662 " to wife Sarah execx,, and hrs. ,1/2 estate, real and personal. Robert Robbins, personalty. Uncle John Bowles and kinsman James Tyre, Residuary legatees. Test: Jas. Smith, Wm. Ayliffe, Wm. Lewis. 1.171. CALENDER OF MARYLAND WILLS, VOL 1 John Bowles Charles County 8 Apr 1675-25 Apr 1676 To nephew James Tyler ex. and hrs. 500 A. "Bowles Purchase" plantation, 700A. " O'Neal's Desert": in St Mary's Co. and 500A. "Bowlstone". to George Newman, Jr. son of George Newman of Chas. county and hrs. afsd. "Bolstone" in event of death of sd. James without issue Test: Thos. Harris, Jno. Taylor. Henry Adams 5.39.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: NYMONROE-L@rootsweb.com From: GSubyak@aol.com Subject: June 10, 1880 Rochester, Monroe, NY Union & Advertiser Thurs June 10, 1880 PERSONAL --P. G. CHRYSLER, of this city, has just returned from a six months' business trip in the South. He is a safe agent for H. H. WARNER. --Wm. C. DYER, of Victor, passed through this city yesterday en route to Abilene, Kansas. Mr. DYER was accompanied by his wife and granddaughter, Miss Carrie DYER, daughter of Wm. R. DYER, cashier of the first National bank of Abilene, Kansas, and expects to return in about three weeks. --L. G. PRATT, Chicago; Harry BECKWITH, New York, J. R. WORMAN, Philadelphia, and George N. HOLMES, Boston, are at the Whitcomb House. --L. FRIEND and R. R. LYONS, New York; Henry H. PALMER, Boston; John SELBACKER, Buffalo; W. R. RATHBUN, Elmira, and Peter McINTYRE, Wilkes-barre, Pa., are registered at the Osburn House. --Hon. F. O. MASON, Geneva; Sam BOWLES, Springfield, Mass.; W. H. LOCKE, Cincinnati; G. D. WHEATON, Chicago; J. G. TAIT, W. W. BARRETT and wife, New York, are registered at Congress Hall. --C. E. ROSENBERRY and family, Alfred HALL, J. H. MEACHER, Buffalo; W. T. DUHADWAY, New York; A. J. FORBES and C. F. CURTIS, Boston, are among the guests at the Brackett House. --O. C. NEWTON and George LEVI, Buffalo; Chas. A. McKEVITH, Syracuse; T. B. RIDER, Hyde Park; R. GIBSON and D. FORD, Mohawk; A. C. ALBICHT, Philadelphia; F. D. DUDLEY, Wolcott, N. Y.; J. C. ANTHONY, Le Roy; P. A. WHITBECK, E. PALMYRA, and J. J. JACKSON, Chicago, are at the Waverly House. --M. H. FOSTER, Chicago; T. H. KEICH, Amherst, O.; Chas. A. BALDWIN, New Haven, Conn.; Chas. W. BENNET, Syracuse; Geo. M. COOK, New York; G. C. RAYMOND, Jackson, Mich.; W. A. BOTSFORD and wife, Brockville, Ont.; E. W. WILCOX, Meriden, Conn.; Lillian R. McCULLEY, Miss A. M. PETNE, Miss A. B. HINMAN, Miss F. R. RENNIE and E. WALSH, Oswego, are at the Clinton Hotel. --A party of ladies from this city, consisting of Mrs. C. M. CURTIS, Principal of the Livingston Park Seminary, Mrs. H. B. CASE, one of the Principals of the Rochester Free Academy, Misses Belle EASTMAN, Hettie HOOKER, Miss CARSON, and Mrs. BURLINGAME leave the city this afternoon on the Erie road to sail on Saturday next on the Anchoria for Europe on a tour of pleasure and observation. --Henry F. LUIBECK and wife left this morning on an extended Eastern trip. --Mrs. J. H. KELLY, Mrs. F. S. UPTON and H. Ward KELLY, left this morning for Saratoga. --A. P. LANNING, Geo. TABBOT, Buffalo; R. A. KEARNEY, Fred. LANSING, Watertown; J. R. HOXSIE, Auburn; H. F. REYNOLDS and wife, Syracuse; R. M. BAINE and wife, Toronto, are stopping at the National Hotel. ----<>---- Glenda -- GjS Find all the transcribed Monroe Co., NY Early News articles at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymonnws/

Another set of results are in. Visit http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/bowlesdna.html to see them. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: ENG-HAM-PORTSMOUTH-GOSPORT-L@rootsweb.com From: "Sharon Davage" <sm.davage@ntlworld.com> Subject: Magpie ,The Froddington and Richmond history Hi Louise, Found these details for the pubs you were interested in: The Magpie: Redesigned by Albert Edward James Guy in 1901. Ellen Bowles 1902 Alfred Watson 1910 Henry J. Denham 1935 1948/9 George Peters 1945 Edward Thomas Richman Francis Charles Spendlove 1957 Stanly Dugan up to 1979 G.A. Ballad 1918 P.H The Froddington: 55 Fratton rd Originally Plough and Spade, then Swiss Gardens J. Saunders 1902 Lewis Moore 1910 Charles Albert Bridgman 1918 John H. Smith 1945 Edward George Whitlock Victor Charles Horword Richmond Arms: 162 Lake rd J.H Crumplin 1902 John S.J. Home 1910 George Liddiard 1935 George Colwell Spillsbury 1945 Sydney Robert Harris 1957 Demolished 1971. Jan 1874,used for Liberal's meeting at election and Oddfellows 1866. Hope this helps. Sharon

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: WORLD-OBITS-L@rootsweb.com From: "Peter_McCrae" <peter_mccrae@pmccrae.co.uk> Subject: Linda Ruth Childress Linda Ruth Childress CHILDRESS, LINDA RUTH , 57, of Euless,TX a former 30 year resident of Irving, TX died Saturday, August 28, 2004 at HEB Medical Center. Born September 24, 1946 in Banner Elk, NC, she came to age with love and guidance by Bob and Joan Speake. She was an administrative assistant with Purolator, Inc. for 12 years. Survived by husband, James; daughters, Kendra Talley of Euless, Amy Crisler, and husband, Eric of Tennessee, Anne Bowles of Lewisville; sons, Casey Childress of Euless, Joey Childress of Irving, David Childress and wife, Tammy of Justin, and Rusty Childress of Florida; grandchildren, Kolby Talley, Gary Bowles, Mathew Bowles; Sister-in-law, Linda Childress of Tyler; and by Bob and Joan Speake of Kansas. Preceded in death by brother-in-law, Cookie Childress. Graveside funeral service 11:00 a.m. Wednesday 9/1/04 at Bear Creek Cemetery (Hwy 360 N) The family will receive friends at the funeral home, 6-8 PM on Tuesday. Donnelly's Colonial Funeral Home 606 W. Airport Frwy. (! 972) 579-1313 Irving, TX www.donnellyscolonial.com

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: CAN-ONT-GREY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Jopie Loughead" <jopiel@sympatico.ca> Subject: Births, Euphrasia Township WATSON, Viola, 9 March, 1899, 013761 John D. Watson and Ida Elizabeth Brown. HALBERT, William John, 10 March, 1899, 013762 Joseph A. Halbert and Margaret L. TAYLOR. LEWIS, Percy Kenneth, 3 March, 1899, 013763 Thomas Wellington Lewis and Mary Smith. DANARD, Beverly Perce, 2 April, 1899, 013764 A.L. Danard and Mary E. Williams. CUTTING, Amelia, 26 April, 1899, 013765 Benjamin Cutting and Emma Boles. WILEY, Franklin Allan, 14 April, 1899, 013766 Robert Wiley and Martha Ann Best. SMART, Sarah, 15 December, 1898, 013767 Samuel Henry Smart and Mary Leitch. RICHARDSON, Mary Elisa, 13 February, 1899, 013768 Walter N. Richardson and Elizabeth Martha Ellis. FAWCETT, Albert Lenard, 12 August, 1898, 013769 J. M. Fawcett and Mary E. McCallan. SEWELL, Clifford, Ryeral, August 12, 1898, 013770 George Lewis Sewell and Phebe Adeline Clark. ROGERS, Andrew Emerson, August 17, 1895, 013771 Andrew Rogers and Elizabeth Irwin. ROGERS, William Henry, March 2, 1898, 013772 Andrew Rogers and Elizabeth Irwin.

===================================================================== Match: Bole Source: PAWESTMO-L@rootsweb.com From: "Marilynn Wienke" <lencad@citlink.net> Subject: For What It's Worth NOTICES cont'd letter "B" part 6 BLAIR, Mrs. Christian of Latrobe d 3-3-1894 age 72 years. PA ARGUS (3-7-1894) BLAIR, John of Ligonier Twp. d 1-22-1893 age 81 years. PA ARGUS (2-1-1893) BLAIR, Mrs. Margaret of Irwin d 2-28-1888 age 83 years. PA ARGUS (2-29-1888) BLAIR, Mrs. Sarah of Greensburg d 5-20-1870 age 43 years. She left her husband and seven children, one being only four days old. PA ARGUS & WESTMORELAND DEMOCRAT (5-20-1870) BLAIR, Sarah d 1-5-1876 age 23 years. TRIBUNE - HERALD (1-25-1876) BLAIR, W.L. of Latrobe d 7-20-1876 and was buried in the St. Clair Cemetery. TRIBUNE - HERALD (7-25-1876) BLAIT, William d1-10-1884 at the home of his son-in-law W.H. Stewart of Allegheny Twp. he was age 83. PA ARGUS (1-30-1884) BLAIR, Mrs. w/o William of Derry Twp. d 6-6-1882 age 77yrs 4mo 20da. PA ARGUS (7-12-1882) BLANK, Mrs. Adam of Manor d 11-24-1897 age 69 years. PA ARGUS (12-1-1897) BLANK, Catherine w/o the late George A of Hempfield Twp. d 11-5-1873 age 81yrs 3mo 20da. TRIBUNE - HERALD (11-18-1873) BLANK, George Adam of Bouquet d 7-5-1895 age 64 years. He is survived by his wife Lavina C Blank nee Baum. PA ARGUS (7-10-1895) BLANK, Louisa d 11-26-1890 age 80 years. PA ARGUS (12-3-1890) BLANK, Solomon of Hempfield Twp. d 1-21-1896 age 89 years. PA ARGUS (1-22-1896) BLOKE, William of Irwin d 7-26-1892 about 50 years. PA ARGUS (8-3-1892) BLOSE, Martha w/o the late Daniel d 4-13-1874 at the home of her son-in-law Jeremiah Walton of Salem Twp. She was 85yrs 1mo 13da. TRIBUNE - HERALD (4-21-1874) BLOSE, Mrs. Eliza w/o Daniel of Delmont d 3-1-1896 age 75 years. PA ARGUS (3-4-1896) BLUP, Conrad of Ludwick d 2-5-1876 age 79 years. TRIBUNE - HERALD (2-8-1876) BLYSTONE, Mrs. Barbara d 8-26-1890 near Kecksburg age 81yrs 2mo 27da. PA ARGUS (9-10-1890) BLYSTONE, Mrs. Julia A of Bridgeport d 3-1-1879 age 31 years. TRIBUNE - HERALD (3-25-1879) BOASE, Jacob of North Washington d 4-6-1899 age 70 years. PA ARGUS (4-12-1899) BODDER, Samuel of Manor d 8-29-1894 age 70 years. PA ARGUS (9-5-1894) BODDER, Mrs. Sarah of Harrison City d 8-3-1880 age 81yrs 1mo 23da. TRIBUNE - HERALD (8-31-1880) BOEHME, Mrs. Levina formerly of Laughlinstown d 1897 at Winchester, Virginia. PA ARGUS (11-17-1897) BOGGS, Mrs. Alexander d 1890 age 62. She was buried at Harrold's. PA ARGUS (11-5-1890) BOICE, Mrs. Nancy w/o Dr. Joseph S of Ludwick d 1-29-1866. She was buried at Congruity. PA ARGUS & WESTMORELAND DEMOCRAT (2-7-1866) BOLE, Alexander B of Lower Burrell Twp. d 2-26-1898 age 68 years. PA ARGUS (3-9-1898) BOLE, Mrs. Elizabeth w/o the late David d 7-8-1892 age 92yrs 8mo 21da. PA ARGUS (7-20-1892) BOLLERHEY, J. Conrad of Ligonier Twp. d 12-1-1886 age 86 years. PA ARGUS (12-8-1886) BOLLINGER, Mrs. Elizabeth of Burrell Twp. d 1894. PA ARGUS (1-17-1894) BOLLINGER, Mrs. John d 2-8-1893 near New Derry age 84 years. PA ARGUS (2-22-1893) BOLLINGER, Mrs. Mary w/o A.B. d 6-8-1897 age 45 years. She was the only daughter of H.P. Kifer. PA ARGUS (6-16-1897) BOLLINGSWORTH, Anna d 10-30-1897 age 25 years. PA ARGUS (11-3-1897) BOLTON, Henry of Manito d 5-10-1899 age 71 years. PA ARGUS (5-17-1899) BOLTZ, Mrs. Elizabeth w/o the late Capt. John of Mt Pleasant d 2-13-1892 age 85 years. PA ARGUS (2-24-1892) BOND, John B of Upper Burrell Twp. d 6-2-1899 age 82 years. PA ARGUS (6-14-1899) BONNER, Mrs. Beatrice w/o the late William of Morewood d 10-28-1899 age 69 years. PA ARGUS (11-8-1899) BOOHER, Mrs. of Scottdale d 3-4-1896 age 87 years. PA ARGUS (3-11-1896) BORLAND, John W of Delmont d 11-26-1895 age 68 years. PA ARGUS (12-14-1895) BORLAND, Lizzie d 9-10-1870 age 19 years. PA ARGUS & WESTMORELAND DEMOCRAT (9-30-1870) BORLAND, Mrs. Margaret Ann of Salem Twp. d 1872 age 27 years. TRIBUNE - HERALD (5-27-1872) BORLAND, Mrs. Mary Ann of Salem d 9-26-1873 age 90 years. TRIBUNE - HERALD (10-7-1873) BORLAND, Robert of Salem Twp. d 4-4-1890 age 78 years. PA ARGUS (4-16-1890) BORLAND, Samuel of Salem X Roads d 10-16-1870 about 68 years. PA ARGUS & WESTMORELAND DEMOCRAT (10-28-1870) BORLAND, Samuel of Salem Twp. d 12-27-1871 age 29 years. TRIBUNE - HERALD (1-4-1872) BORLIN, William of Franklin Twp. d 8-25-1870 about 75 years. PA ARGUS & WESTMORELAND DEMOCRAT (9-9-1870) BORTZ, George formerly of Westmoreland Co d 2-4-1880 at Carrol Co, Ohio he was 81yrs 8mo 1da. TRIBUNE - HERALD (2-10-1880) BORTZ, John of Salem Twp. d 5-9-1874 age 81yrs 1mo 6da. TRIBUNE - HERALD (5-19-1874) BORTZ, Henry d 4-24-1879 near New Alex age 91yrs 1mo 16da. TRIBUNE - HERALD (5-6-1879) BORTZ, Mrs. Marie C of Paradise d 11-1-1895 age 67 years. PA ARGUS (11-6-1895) BORTZ, Mrs. Mary d 5-4-1886 at the home of her son William of Bell Twp. She was age 89 years. PA ARGUS (5-19-1886) BORTZ, Mrs. Peter of Apollo, Armstrong Co d 12-4-1899 age 87 years. PA ARGUS (12-13-1899) BORTZ, Tracy C w/o Simon of Loyalhanna Twp. d 1-8-1885 age 29 years. PA ARGUS (1-21-1885) BORTZ, William A of Salem Twp. d 12-26-1891 age 22 years. PA ARGUS (1-20-1892) BORTZ, Mrs. William of Loyalhanna Twp. d 1-8-1894 age 60 years. PA ARGUS (1-10-1894) BOSCH, Mrs. Elizabeth of Latrobe w/o Daniel d 12-12-1896 age 32 years. PA ARGUS (12-16-1896) BOSSART, Mrs. Albert of Ludwick d 10-28-1898 age 25 years. She was the daughter of W.H. Good. PA ARGUS (11-2-1898) BOSSART, Henry d 6-9-1886 near Youngstown age 86 years. PA ARGUS (6-16-1886) BOSSART, John d 6-26-1887 age 63 years. PA ARGUS (6-29-1887) BOSSART, Leonard of Kecksburg d 7-29-1899 age 65 years. PA ARGUS (8-2-1899) BOSSART, Mrs. Mary nee Smith w/o Henry d 6-2-1888 age 84yrs 3mo 15da. PA ARGUS (6-2-1888) BOSSART, Milton of Derry d 10-20-1899. PA ARGUS (10-25-1899) BOSSART, Simon P of Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co d 10-28-1897 age 55 years. PA ARGUS (11-3-1897) BOSSART, Valentine of Murrysville d 6-5-1880 age 66 years. TRIBUNE - HERALD (6-22-1880) BOSSETT, Mrs. J.W. d 4-1-1895. PA ARGUS (4-3-1895) BOSLER, Mary d 3-28-1888 about age 30 years. PA ARGUS (4-4-1888) BOTHELL, Robert F d 1890 age 24yrs 5mo 29da. PA ARGUS (8-20-1890) BOTTS, Mrs. Charles L nee Miller d 11-10-1898 age 38 years. PA ARGUS (11-16-1898) BOTZEM, Mrs. Margaret A of Latrobe d 5-26-1898 ages 64 years. PA ARGUS (6-1-1898) BOUCHER, David of Dayton, Armstrong Co d 10-16-1872 ages 43 years. TRIBUNE - HERALD (10-29-1872) BOWEN, Mrs. Maria of New Florence d 5-18-1897 age 87 years. PA ARGUS (5-26-1897) BOWEN, Watt of Jeanette d 12-9-1893 age 50 years. PA ARGUS (12-13-1893) BOWEN, William d 9-29-1875 near New Florence age 69 years. TRIBUNE - HERALD (10-5-1875) BOWERS, Mrs. Ann of Penn d 2-5-1896 age 79 years. PA ARGUS (2-12-1896) More later. ==========================