Nope! Sorry...it's the one I mentioned: "Pioneer Baptist Church Records of South-Central Kentucky and the Upper Cumberland of Tennessee, 1799-1899." That's the only one I have. Linne >Is your book- >Minutes of Dripping Springs Baptist Church of Metcalfe Co (Fomerly >Barren Co) > >Ludema Bowles > > > >-------- Original Message -------- > >==> From: Linne Gravestock <linne@gravestock.name> >==> Date: Sun, 6 Mar 2005 16:26:52 -0800 > > I looked in the one book that I have that refers to the >Dripping Springs Baptist Church, Ludema, and on pages 28, 29 and 46 >there is no Lucy or William. We must not have the same books. > Yours, Linne > > >Linne, look on pages 28,29 and 46 of Dripping Springs church...it >>says...Sister Lucy-servant of William Bowles-November 1808. Also in >>1808, Sarah must've bought Lucy from William, since it says she was >>dismissed from the church on consequence of being sold. She was >>received back in the church as a servant of Sarah Bowles, only a >>month later, December 1808. Then, Br. Ben a servant of William >>Bowles-May 1815, but a bro Ben was first mentioned as being owned >by >Lowry Bishop. And we know that Stocktons, Bishops and Bowles >relate. >Though William Bowles wasn't mentioned as a member of >Dripping >Springs church. He was mentioned in the records of the >church. So >there was a connection, somewhere. > >Sincerely, >Ludema >Bowles > > > >-------- Original Message -------- > >==> From: Linne >Gravestock <linne@gravestock.name> >==> Date: Sun, 6 Mar 2005 >11:33:25 -0800 > > Leathel, in the book, "Pioneer Baptist Church >Records of >South-Central Kentucky and the Upper Cumberland of >Tennessee, 1799- >1899," it says on page 96: > > "History of Mt. >Pisgah Baptist Church (Barren County, >Kentucky) > > Mt. Pisgah was >a daughter of Dripping Spring Baptist Church. >In the Dripping >Spring Church Book on the first Saturday in April >1809, the >following was recorded: > > "'After divine service 1st. a number of >the brethren made >excuses for neglecting to attend church meeting >and took their seat. >2nd. Received Ann a servant of C. Hitches by >experence. [sic.] >3rd. From a petition from the following >bretheren viz: John & Ann >Warder, Joseph & Esther Warder, Clement >& Elizabeth Hitch, Joseph >Warder, Sarah Bowles, John & Elizabeth >Bowles, Sibella Longdon, >William Warder, Walter and Polly Warder, >Sarah & Polly Maddox, Nancy >Settle, Jack (a servant of T. James), >Baptist (serv. of J. Warder) >Lucy (ser. of Sarah Bowles) letter of >dismission and granted in >order to form a constitution at a meeting >house by John Warder & >dismissed in order.'" > > On the fourth >Sunday in April the following was recorded: > > "'at a meeting at >Brother John Warders dismissed Moses & >Hannah Cox, Frederic & Lucy >Smith, Elizabeth Settle, Sally Bailey, >Elisha Deweese, Wm. Beard, >Michael & Fanny Hall, Manuel (a serv. of >Lucy Settle) in order to >join the above const.'" > > In 1856 Mt. Pisgah was dismissed by >letter from the Green >River Association to join some other >association in that area. The >church appears to have united with >the Original Barren River >Association at this time. However by >1879 there is no mention of >the church in the minutes of that >association. In 1855, a church >called Mt. Pisgah, joined the >Barren River Association with a >membership of 26, and continued >with that body until 1860." (snip) > [Next is an accounting of the >men who were the >representatives of the church at larger >association meetings. In >1814, W. Bowles is mentioned, and there >were 93 members. No other >Bowles are mentioned in the other >years.] > > [Just for the record, I'm going to list all the Bowles >in >the book, their churches and the years they attended, so we can >have >it in one place.] > > Page 112: Three Springs Baptist Church >(Barren County, >Kentucky) Messengers 1876 I. N. Mouser, Alex. >Ford, Jno. F. >Bowles, Pastor: M. P. Goofin, Clerk: A. A. Poynter >> > Page 123: Dripping Springs Baptist Church (Metcalfe County, > >Kentucky) Additions to Dripping Springs Baptist Church by Year and >>Month > >October 1807 Salley Bouls, Lucy, serv. Mrs. Bouls >December 1808 >Elizabeth Bowls January 1809 John Bowls > > Page >282: Cedar Springs Baptist Church (Edmonson County, >Kentucky) >1893 Palvena Boles Cross > > Page 455: Cumberland River >Baptist Church (Monroe County, >Kentucky) Messengers 1813 >John B. Longdon, Thos. Ray, >John Bowls > > page 458: McFarland >Creek (Pleasant Run) Church, (Monroe >County, Kentucky) Messengers >1815 John Bowles, Jesse Scott 1816 > John Bowles, John Coe, Jesse >Scott 1817 Jno. Bowles, Jno. >Coe, Hamiliton [sic] Savage 1818 >Hamolton [sic] Savage, J. >Bowles > > That's it! Linne > > > > > >> >Lue, you are in the Thomas Phillip Bowles and Sarah Bacon group >>when >you mention Dripping Springs Church.I don't remember William >>or >Benjamin going to Dripping Springs Church? John and his wife >>>Elizabeth, Sarah and Lucy her servant, Mary and husband are the >>only >ones I remember going to Dripping Springs Church? >Leathel, > >>>----- Original Message ----- From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> >>>To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2005 1:55 AM >>>Subject: Re: Re: William Anderson Bowles > >>Ludema Bowles >> >> >>> >>>-------- Original Message -------- >> >>==> From: "Ludema" >><skyking@scrtc.com> >>==> Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 23:21:42 -0600 >> >>>>1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson >>>>Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, >>23 >>Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 >> >>>>Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 >> >>James Bowles, 17 >> >>>>William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 >> >>Elbert >>Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 >>>>Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, >>>>3 .......................................... >> >>If this is the >>William and Sarah of Barren and Metcalfe Co,Ky's, >>Dripping >Springs >church, and if William's middle name was Anderson, >>could >this also >be the Anderson Bowles who died in 1809? I think it >>>was. >> >>>Apparently, William Bowles was alive until 1809. Since, >in 1807, >>>sister Lucy was his servent, as recorded in Dripping >Springs >church >>records. But, by 1809 of April, sister Lucy was >then a >servent of >>Sarah Bowles. Also recorded in Dripping Springs >church >records. >> >>Sincerely, Ludema Bowles >>>>............................................................ >>>>Back to the drawing board. >> >>A William Bowles is mentioned in >>Dripping Springs church in 1815, as >>the owner of Ben. So, which >>William this is...don't know. >>But it is strange that Lucy was >>first, servant of William Bowles. >>Later she was servant of Sarah. >>Don't know if wording, meant >>anything, or not. >> >>Sincerely, >>>>Ludema Bowles >> >> >> >>-------- Original Message -------- >> >>>>==> From: "Leathel Bowles" <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> ==> Date: >>Sat, >>5 Mar 2005 22:08:07 -0500 >> >>William Anderson Bowles is >the >son of Hughs and Mary (Shipp) Bowles. >>Hughs Bowles is the son >of >Gedion and Charity Ann (Hughes) Bowles. >>My guess the William >>Bowles 55 years old in 1850 was probably 45 >>years old and son of >>William Anderson Bowles? Anderson and Elbert >>Bowles are also sons >>of William Anderson Bowles. With correct dates >>should match DNA >>#31906. Leathel, >> >>Bowles DNA Project Kit #31906 >> >>1850 >Census >Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson >>Bowles >m Sarah >in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 >>>Hughs, 21 >James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 >> >>>Anderson Bowles, 27 >Emily, 22 Edy, 1 >> >>James Bowles, 17 >> >>>William Boles, 55 >Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 >> >>Elbert >Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 >James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 >>>Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 >Daniel, 3 > > > >

I looked in the one book that I have that refers to the Dripping Springs Baptist Church, Ludema, and on pages 28, 29 and 46 there is no Lucy or William. We must not have the same books. Yours, Linne >Linne, look on pages 28,29 and 46 of Dripping Springs church...it >says...Sister Lucy-servant of William Bowles-November 1808. Also in >1808, Sarah must've bought Lucy from William, since it says she was >dismissed from the church on consequence of being sold. She was >received back in the church as a servant of Sarah Bowles, only a >month later, December 1808. Then, Br. Ben a servant of William >Bowles-May 1815, but a bro Ben was first mentioned as being owned by >Lowry Bishop. And we know that Stocktons, Bishops and Bowles relate. >Though William Bowles wasn't mentioned as a member of Dripping >Springs church. He was mentioned in the records of the church. So >there was a connection, somewhere. > >Sincerely, >Ludema Bowles > > > >-------- Original Message -------- > >==> From: Linne Gravestock <linne@gravestock.name> >==> Date: Sun, 6 Mar 2005 11:33:25 -0800 > > Leathel, in the book, "Pioneer Baptist Church Records of >South-Central Kentucky and the Upper Cumberland of Tennessee, 1799- >1899," it says on page 96: > > "History of Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church (Barren County, >Kentucky) > > Mt. Pisgah was a daughter of Dripping Spring Baptist Church. >In the Dripping Spring Church Book on the first Saturday in April >1809, the following was recorded: > > "'After divine service 1st. a number of the brethren made >excuses for neglecting to attend church meeting and took their seat. >2nd. Received Ann a servant of C. Hitches by experence. [sic.] >3rd. From a petition from the following bretheren viz: John & Ann >Warder, Joseph & Esther Warder, Clement & Elizabeth Hitch, Joseph >Warder, Sarah Bowles, John & Elizabeth Bowles, Sibella Longdon, >William Warder, Walter and Polly Warder, Sarah & Polly Maddox, Nancy >Settle, Jack (a servant of T. James), Baptist (serv. of J. Warder) >Lucy (ser. of Sarah Bowles) letter of dismission and granted in >order to form a constitution at a meeting house by John Warder & >dismissed in order.'" > > On the fourth Sunday in April the following was recorded: > > "'at a meeting at Brother John Warders dismissed Moses & >Hannah Cox, Frederic & Lucy Smith, Elizabeth Settle, Sally Bailey, >Elisha Deweese, Wm. Beard, Michael & Fanny Hall, Manuel (a serv. of >Lucy Settle) in order to join the above const.'" > > In 1856 Mt. Pisgah was dismissed by letter from the Green >River Association to join some other association in that area. The >church appears to have united with the Original Barren River >Association at this time. However by 1879 there is no mention of >the church in the minutes of that association. In 1855, a church >called Mt. Pisgah, joined the Barren River Association with a >membership of 26, and continued with that body until 1860." (snip) > [Next is an accounting of the men who were the >representatives of the church at larger association meetings. In >1814, W. Bowles is mentioned, and there were 93 members. No other >Bowles are mentioned in the other years.] > > [Just for the record, I'm going to list all the Bowles in >the book, their churches and the years they attended, so we can have >it in one place.] > > Page 112: Three Springs Baptist Church (Barren County, >Kentucky) Messengers 1876 I. N. Mouser, Alex. Ford, Jno. F. >Bowles, Pastor: M. P. Goofin, Clerk: A. A. Poynter > > Page 123: Dripping Springs Baptist Church (Metcalfe County, >Kentucky) Additions to Dripping Springs Baptist Church by Year and >Month > >October 1807 Salley Bouls, Lucy, serv. Mrs. Bouls December 1808 >Elizabeth Bowls January 1809 John Bowls > > Page 282: Cedar Springs Baptist Church (Edmonson County, >Kentucky) 1893 Palvena Boles Cross > > Page 455: Cumberland River Baptist Church (Monroe County, >Kentucky) Messengers 1813 John B. Longdon, Thos. Ray, >John Bowls > > page 458: McFarland Creek (Pleasant Run) Church, (Monroe >County, Kentucky) Messengers 1815 John Bowles, Jesse Scott 1816 > John Bowles, John Coe, Jesse Scott 1817 Jno. Bowles, Jno. >Coe, Hamiliton [sic] Savage 1818 Hamolton [sic] Savage, J. >Bowles > > That's it! Linne > > > > > > >Lue, you are in the Thomas Phillip Bowles and Sarah Bacon group >when >you mention Dripping Springs Church.I don't remember William >or >Benjamin going to Dripping Springs Church? John and his wife >>Elizabeth, Sarah and Lucy her servant, Mary and husband are the >only >ones I remember going to Dripping Springs Church? >Leathel, > >>----- Original Message ----- From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> >>To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2005 1:55 AM >>Subject: Re: Re: William Anderson Bowles > >>Ludema Bowles >> >> >> >>>-------- Original Message -------- >> >>==> From: "Ludema" ><skyking@scrtc.com> >>==> Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 23:21:42 -0600 >> >>>1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson >>>Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, >23 >>Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 >> >>>Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 >> >>James Bowles, 17 >> >>>William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 >> >>Elbert >Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 >>>Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, >>>3 .......................................... >> >>If this is the >William and Sarah of Barren and Metcalfe Co,Ky's, >>Dripping Springs >church, and if William's middle name was Anderson, >>could this also >be the Anderson Bowles who died in 1809? I think it >>was. >> >>>Apparently, William Bowles was alive until 1809. Since, in 1807, >>>sister Lucy was his servent, as recorded in Dripping Springs >church >>records. But, by 1809 of April, sister Lucy was then a >servent of >>Sarah Bowles. Also recorded in Dripping Springs church >records. >> >>Sincerely, Ludema Bowles >>>............................................................ >>>Back to the drawing board. >> >>A William Bowles is mentioned in >Dripping Springs church in 1815, as >>the owner of Ben. So, which >William this is...don't know. >>But it is strange that Lucy was >first, servant of William Bowles. >>Later she was servant of Sarah. >Don't know if wording, meant >>anything, or not. >> >>Sincerely, >>>Ludema Bowles >> >> >> >>-------- Original Message -------- >> >>>==> From: "Leathel Bowles" <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> ==> Date: >Sat, >>5 Mar 2005 22:08:07 -0500 >> >>William Anderson Bowles is the >son of Hughs and Mary (Shipp) Bowles. >>Hughs Bowles is the son of >Gedion and Charity Ann (Hughes) Bowles. >>My guess the William >Bowles 55 years old in 1850 was probably 45 >>years old and son of >William Anderson Bowles? Anderson and Elbert >>Bowles are also sons >of William Anderson Bowles. With correct dates >>should match DNA >#31906. Leathel, >> >>Bowles DNA Project Kit #31906 >> >>1850 Census >Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson >>Bowles m Sarah >in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 >>Hughs, 21 >James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 >> >>Anderson Bowles, 27 >Emily, 22 Edy, 1 >> >>James Bowles, 17 >> >>William Boles, 55 >Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 >> >>Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 >James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 >>Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 >Daniel, 3 > >

Linne, look on pages 28,29 and 46 of Dripping Springs church...it says...Sister Lucy-servant of William Bowles-November 1808. Also in 1808, Sarah must've bought Lucy from William, since it says she was dismissed from the church on consequence of being sold. She was received back in the church as a servant of Sarah Bowles, only a month later, December 1808. Then, Br. Ben a servant of William Bowles-May 1815, but a bro Ben was first mentioned as being owned by Lowry Bishop. And we know that Stocktons, Bishops and Bowles relate. Though William Bowles wasn't mentioned as a member of Dripping Springs church. He was mentioned in the records of the church. So there was a connection, somewhere. Sincerely, Ludema Bowles -------- Original Message -------- ==> From: Linne Gravestock <linne@gravestock.name> ==> Date: Sun, 6 Mar 2005 11:33:25 -0800 Leathel, in the book, "Pioneer Baptist Church Records of South-Central Kentucky and the Upper Cumberland of Tennessee, 1799- 1899," it says on page 96: "History of Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church (Barren County, Kentucky) Mt. Pisgah was a daughter of Dripping Spring Baptist Church. In the Dripping Spring Church Book on the first Saturday in April 1809, the following was recorded: "'After divine service 1st. a number of the brethren made excuses for neglecting to attend church meeting and took their seat. 2nd. Received Ann a servant of C. Hitches by experence. [sic.] 3rd. From a petition from the following bretheren viz: John & Ann Warder, Joseph & Esther Warder, Clement & Elizabeth Hitch, Joseph Warder, Sarah Bowles, John & Elizabeth Bowles, Sibella Longdon, William Warder, Walter and Polly Warder, Sarah & Polly Maddox, Nancy Settle, Jack (a servant of T. James), Baptist (serv. of J. Warder) Lucy (ser. of Sarah Bowles) letter of dismission and granted in order to form a constitution at a meeting house by John Warder & dismissed in order.'" On the fourth Sunday in April the following was recorded: "'at a meeting at Brother John Warders dismissed Moses & Hannah Cox, Frederic & Lucy Smith, Elizabeth Settle, Sally Bailey, Elisha Deweese, Wm. Beard, Michael & Fanny Hall, Manuel (a serv. of Lucy Settle) in order to join the above const.'" In 1856 Mt. Pisgah was dismissed by letter from the Green River Association to join some other association in that area. The church appears to have united with the Original Barren River Association at this time. However by 1879 there is no mention of the church in the minutes of that association. In 1855, a church called Mt. Pisgah, joined the Barren River Association with a membership of 26, and continued with that body until 1860." (snip) [Next is an accounting of the men who were the representatives of the church at larger association meetings. In 1814, W. Bowles is mentioned, and there were 93 members. No other Bowles are mentioned in the other years.] [Just for the record, I'm going to list all the Bowles in the book, their churches and the years they attended, so we can have it in one place.] Page 112: Three Springs Baptist Church (Barren County, Kentucky) Messengers 1876 I. N. Mouser, Alex. Ford, Jno. F. Bowles, Pastor: M. P. Goofin, Clerk: A. A. Poynter Page 123: Dripping Springs Baptist Church (Metcalfe County, Kentucky) Additions to Dripping Springs Baptist Church by Year and Month October 1807 Salley Bouls, Lucy, serv. Mrs. Bouls December 1808 Elizabeth Bowls January 1809 John Bowls Page 282: Cedar Springs Baptist Church (Edmonson County, Kentucky) 1893 Palvena Boles Cross Page 455: Cumberland River Baptist Church (Monroe County, Kentucky) Messengers 1813 John B. Longdon, Thos. Ray, John Bowls page 458: McFarland Creek (Pleasant Run) Church, (Monroe County, Kentucky) Messengers 1815 John Bowles, Jesse Scott 1816 John Bowles, John Coe, Jesse Scott 1817 Jno. Bowles, Jno. Coe, Hamiliton [sic] Savage 1818 Hamolton [sic] Savage, J. Bowles That's it! Linne >Lue, you are in the Thomas Phillip Bowles and Sarah Bacon group when >you mention Dripping Springs Church.I don't remember William or >Benjamin going to Dripping Springs Church? John and his wife >Elizabeth, Sarah and Lucy her servant, Mary and husband are the only >ones I remember going to Dripping Springs Church? >Leathel, > >----- Original Message ----- From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> >To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2005 1:55 AM >Subject: Re: Re: William Anderson Bowles > >>Ludema Bowles >> >> >> >>-------- Original Message -------- >> >>==> From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> >>==> Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 23:21:42 -0600 >> >>1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson >>Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 >>Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 >> >>Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 >> >>James Bowles, 17 >> >>William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 >> >>Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 >>Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, >>3 .......................................... >> >>If this is the William and Sarah of Barren and Metcalfe Co,Ky's, >>Dripping Springs church, and if William's middle name was Anderson, >>could this also be the Anderson Bowles who died in 1809? I think it >>was. >> >>Apparently, William Bowles was alive until 1809. Since, in 1807, >>sister Lucy was his servent, as recorded in Dripping Springs church >>records. But, by 1809 of April, sister Lucy was then a servent of >>Sarah Bowles. Also recorded in Dripping Springs church records. >> >>Sincerely, Ludema Bowles >>............................................................ >>Back to the drawing board. >> >>A William Bowles is mentioned in Dripping Springs church in 1815, as >>the owner of Ben. So, which William this is...don't know. >>But it is strange that Lucy was first, servant of William Bowles. >>Later she was servant of Sarah. Don't know if wording, meant >>anything, or not. >> >>Sincerely, >>Ludema Bowles >> >> >> >>-------- Original Message -------- >> >>==> From: "Leathel Bowles" <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> ==> Date: Sat, >>5 Mar 2005 22:08:07 -0500 >> >>William Anderson Bowles is the son of Hughs and Mary (Shipp) Bowles. >>Hughs Bowles is the son of Gedion and Charity Ann (Hughes) Bowles. >>My guess the William Bowles 55 years old in 1850 was probably 45 >>years old and son of William Anderson Bowles? Anderson and Elbert >>Bowles are also sons of William Anderson Bowles. With correct dates >>should match DNA #31906. Leathel, >> >>Bowles DNA Project Kit #31906 >> >>1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson >>Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 >>Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 >> >>Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 >> >>James Bowles, 17 >> >>William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 >> >>Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 >>Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, 3

Leathel, Lucy was first mentioned as the servant of William Bowles. In 1809 she was mentioned as belonging to Sarah Bowles. That's the reason I thought, maybe William had died. William also owned a servant, Ben. Sometimes slaves were named after their owners. Maybe William had a Ben relative somewhere. But a servant, Ben was also owned by Lowry Bishop, first. Don't know if this was the same Ben. Probably was. Also if many of these people related, it's possible that more than 1 line of Bowles went to Dripping Springs church. Look at the Holsclaws and Melinda Bowles. They were members there. People came from miles arouind, to Dripping Springs. It wasn't like it is now, where we can go to a church that is near. But there were also many well known preachers back in the 1800s, and people followed them, from everywhere. It was stated in the Dripping Springs records that the Dales and Shirleys were always fighting. (maybe fueding) They related through marriage. Sincerely, Ludema Bowles -------- Original Message -------- ==> From: "Leathel Bowles" <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> ==> Date: Sun, 6 Mar 2005 13:33:13 -0500 Lue, you are in the Thomas Phillip Bowles and Sarah Bacon group when you mention Dripping Springs Church.I don't remember William or Benjamin going to Dripping Springs Church? John and his wife Elizabeth, Sarah and Lucy her servant, Mary and husband are the only ones I remember going to Dripping Springs Church? Leathel, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2005 1:55 AM Subject: Re: Re: William Anderson Bowles > Ludema Bowles > > > > -------- Original Message -------- > > ==> From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> > ==> Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 23:21:42 -0600 > > 1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson > Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 > Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 > > Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 > > James Bowles, 17 > > William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 > > Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 > Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, > 3 .......................................... > > If this is the William and Sarah of Barren and Metcalfe Co,Ky's, > Dripping Springs church, and if William's middle name was Anderson, > could this also be the Anderson Bowles who died in 1809? I think it > was. > > Apparently, William Bowles was alive until 1809. Since, in 1807, > sister Lucy was his servent, as recorded in Dripping Springs church > records. But, by 1809 of April, sister Lucy was then a servent of > Sarah Bowles. Also recorded in Dripping Springs church records. > > Sincerely, Ludema Bowles > ............................................................ > Back to the drawing board. > > A William Bowles is mentioned in Dripping Springs church in 1815, as > the owner of Ben. So, which William this is...don't know. > But it is strange that Lucy was first, servant of William Bowles. > Later she was servant of Sarah. Don't know if wording, meant > anything, or not. > > Sincerely, > Ludema Bowles > > > > -------- Original Message -------- > > ==> From: "Leathel Bowles" <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> ==> Date: Sat, > 5 Mar 2005 22:08:07 -0500 > > William Anderson Bowles is the son of Hughs and Mary (Shipp) Bowles. > Hughs Bowles is the son of Gedion and Charity Ann (Hughes) Bowles. > My guess the William Bowles 55 years old in 1850 was probably 45 > years old and son of William Anderson Bowles? Anderson and Elbert > Bowles are also sons of William Anderson Bowles. With correct dates > should match DNA #31906. Leathel, > > Bowles DNA Project Kit #31906 > > 1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson > Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 > Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 > > Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 > > James Bowles, 17 > > William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 > > Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 > Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, 3 > > > >

Lue, you are in the Thomas Phillip Bowles and Sarah Bacon group when you mention Dripping Springs Church.I don't remember William or Benjamin going to Dripping Springs Church? John and his wife Elizabeth, Sarah and Lucy her servant, Mary and husband are the only ones I remember going to Dripping Springs Church? Leathel, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2005 1:55 AM Subject: Re: Re: William Anderson Bowles > Ludema Bowles > > > > -------- Original Message -------- > > ==> From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> > ==> Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 23:21:42 -0600 > > 1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson > Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 > Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 > > Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 > > James Bowles, 17 > > William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 > > Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 > Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, > 3 .......................................... > > If this is the William and Sarah of Barren and Metcalfe Co,Ky's, > Dripping Springs church, and if William's middle name was Anderson, > could this also be the Anderson Bowles who died in 1809? I think it > was. > > Apparently, William Bowles was alive until 1809. Since, in 1807, > sister Lucy was his servent, as recorded in Dripping Springs church > records. But, by 1809 of April, sister Lucy was then a servent of > Sarah Bowles. Also recorded in Dripping Springs church records. > > Sincerely, Ludema Bowles > ............................................................ > Back to the drawing board. > > A William Bowles is mentioned in Dripping Springs church in 1815, as > the owner of Ben. So, which William this is...don't know. > But it is strange that Lucy was first, servant of William Bowles. > Later she was servant of Sarah. Don't know if wording, meant > anything, or not. > > Sincerely, > Ludema Bowles > > > > -------- Original Message -------- > > ==> From: "Leathel Bowles" <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> ==> Date: Sat, > 5 Mar 2005 22:08:07 -0500 > > William Anderson Bowles is the son of Hughs and Mary (Shipp) Bowles. > Hughs Bowles is the son of Gedion and Charity Ann (Hughes) Bowles. > My guess the William Bowles 55 years old in 1850 was probably 45 > years old and son of William Anderson Bowles? Anderson and Elbert > Bowles are also sons of William Anderson Bowles. With correct dates > should match DNA #31906. Leathel, > > Bowles DNA Project Kit #31906 > > 1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson > Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 > Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 > > Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 > > James Bowles, 17 > > William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 > > Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 > Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, 3 > > > >

WOW, I hit the jackpot with the William Anderson Bowles post, thanks to Ralph Bowles.I was not sure on some things and needed to find out. I had both Williams as one in my Madison Co, Ky folder and tracking them from there.Anyway Ralph Bowles wrote and I think straighten me out and the 1850 census. If Ralph don't mind, I would like for him to post his answer to the list? Are they related? I think so. Are they related to Elijah Bowles in Barren Co? I think so. Jane Bowles, William Anderson Bowles sister and Zachariel Bowles of Barren Co have two things in common, Madison Co, Ky and Falmouth, Ky. (I think William and Jane were brother and sister?)(Not sure where Zachariel and Anderson Bowles of Barren Co fit in?) Leathel, 8. 1789 Mason - Bourbon --- Maysville. It was cut 8 times after it was formed;1794 Cambell;1797 Bracken;1798 Fleming;1800 Floyd;1800 Nicholas;1804 Greenup;1807 Lewis;1867 Robertson. 18. 1794 Cambell - Harrison, Mason, Scott --- Newport. It was cut 4 times after it was formed;1797 Bracken;1799 Boone;1799 Pendleton;1840 Kenton. 37. 1799 Pendleton - Bracken, Campbell --- Falmouth. It was cut 2 times after it was formed;1819 Owen;1820 Grant.

Sorry, I don't have anymore proof than anyone else. The post did brang in some new information on the two Williams that I had as one. Leathel, ----- Original Message ----- From: "L Larsen" <l_a_larsen@yahoo.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 10:51 PM Subject: Re: William Anderson Bowles >I am a descendant of William Anderson Bowles and have been searching for >proof that he is the son of Hughes. Do you have documented proof that you >would like to share please? > Thank you, > Lesa Larsen > > Leathel Bowles <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> wrote: > William Anderson Bowles is the son of Hughs and Mary (Shipp) Bowles. Hughs > Bowles is the son of Gedion and Charity Ann (Hughes) Bowles. My guess the > William Bowles 55 years old in 1850 was probably 45 years old and son of > William Anderson Bowles? Anderson and Elbert Bowles are also sons of > William > Anderson Bowles. With correct dates should match DNA #31906. > Leathel, > > Bowles DNA Project Kit #31906 > > 1850 Census Owsley/Estil > William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy > Ann > Thomas 1821) > Lucy > Thomas, 23 > Hughs, 21 > James, 19 > William, 14 > Sarah, 8 > Margaret, 5 > > Anderson Bowles, 27 > Emily, 22 > Edy, 1 > > James Bowles, 17 > > William Boles, 55 > Elizabeth, 35 > Edy, 22 > Garrardo, 20 > > Elbert Boles, 37 > Nancy, 35 > James, 16 > Jeddy, 14 > Elizabeth, 12 > John, 8 > Stephen, 5 > Thomas, 5 > Daniel, 3 > > > > > --------------------------------- > Celebrate Yahoo!'s 10th Birthday! > Yahoo! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web > >

Leathel, in the book, "Pioneer Baptist Church Records of South-Central Kentucky and the Upper Cumberland of Tennessee, 1799-1899," it says on page 96: "History of Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church (Barren County, Kentucky) Mt. Pisgah was a daughter of Dripping Spring Baptist Church. In the Dripping Spring Church Book on the first Saturday in April 1809, the following was recorded: "'After divine service 1st. a number of the brethren made excuses for neglecting to attend church meeting and took their seat. 2nd. Received Ann a servant of C. Hitches by experence. [sic.] 3rd. From a petition from the following bretheren viz: John & Ann Warder, Joseph & Esther Warder, Clement & Elizabeth Hitch, Joseph Warder, Sarah Bowles, John & Elizabeth Bowles, Sibella Longdon, William Warder, Walter and Polly Warder, Sarah & Polly Maddox, Nancy Settle, Jack (a servant of T. James), Baptist (serv. of J. Warder) Lucy (ser. of Sarah Bowles) letter of dismission and granted in order to form a constitution at a meeting house by John Warder & dismissed in order.'" On the fourth Sunday in April the following was recorded: "'at a meeting at Brother John Warders dismissed Moses & Hannah Cox, Frederic & Lucy Smith, Elizabeth Settle, Sally Bailey, Elisha Deweese, Wm. Beard, Michael & Fanny Hall, Manuel (a serv. of Lucy Settle) in order to join the above const.'" In 1856 Mt. Pisgah was dismissed by letter from the Green River Association to join some other association in that area. The church appears to have united with the Original Barren River Association at this time. However by 1879 there is no mention of the church in the minutes of that association. In 1855, a church called Mt. Pisgah, joined the Barren River Association with a membership of 26, and continued with that body until 1860." (snip) [Next is an accounting of the men who were the representatives of the church at larger association meetings. In 1814, W. Bowles is mentioned, and there were 93 members. No other Bowles are mentioned in the other years.] [Just for the record, I'm going to list all the Bowles in the book, their churches and the years they attended, so we can have it in one place.] Page 112: Three Springs Baptist Church (Barren County, Kentucky) Messengers 1876 I. N. Mouser, Alex. Ford, Jno. F. Bowles, Pastor: M. P. Goofin, Clerk: A. A. Poynter Page 123: Dripping Springs Baptist Church (Metcalfe County, Kentucky) Additions to Dripping Springs Baptist Church by Year and Month October 1807 Salley Bouls, Lucy, serv. Mrs. Bouls December 1808 Elizabeth Bowls January 1809 John Bowls Page 282: Cedar Springs Baptist Church (Edmonson County, Kentucky) 1893 Palvena Boles Cross Page 455: Cumberland River Baptist Church (Monroe County, Kentucky) Messengers 1813 John B. Longdon, Thos. Ray, John Bowls page 458: McFarland Creek (Pleasant Run) Church, (Monroe County, Kentucky) Messengers 1815 John Bowles, Jesse Scott 1816 John Bowles, John Coe, Jesse Scott 1817 Jno. Bowles, Jno. Coe, Hamiliton [sic] Savage 1818 Hamolton [sic] Savage, J. Bowles That's it! Linne >Lue, you are in the Thomas Phillip Bowles and Sarah Bacon group when >you mention Dripping Springs Church.I don't remember William or >Benjamin going to Dripping Springs Church? John and his wife >Elizabeth, Sarah and Lucy her servant, Mary and husband are the only >ones I remember going to Dripping Springs Church? >Leathel, > >----- Original Message ----- From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> >To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2005 1:55 AM >Subject: Re: Re: William Anderson Bowles > >>Ludema Bowles >> >> >> >>-------- Original Message -------- >> >>==> From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> >>==> Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 23:21:42 -0600 >> >>1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson >>Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 >>Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 >> >>Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 >> >>James Bowles, 17 >> >>William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 >> >>Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 >>Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, >>3 .......................................... >> >>If this is the William and Sarah of Barren and Metcalfe Co,Ky's, >>Dripping Springs church, and if William's middle name was Anderson, >>could this also be the Anderson Bowles who died in 1809? I think it >>was. >> >>Apparently, William Bowles was alive until 1809. Since, in 1807, >>sister Lucy was his servent, as recorded in Dripping Springs church >>records. But, by 1809 of April, sister Lucy was then a servent of >>Sarah Bowles. Also recorded in Dripping Springs church records. >> >>Sincerely, Ludema Bowles >>............................................................ >>Back to the drawing board. >> >>A William Bowles is mentioned in Dripping Springs church in 1815, as >>the owner of Ben. So, which William this is...don't know. >>But it is strange that Lucy was first, servant of William Bowles. >>Later she was servant of Sarah. Don't know if wording, meant >>anything, or not. >> >>Sincerely, >>Ludema Bowles >> >> >> >>-------- Original Message -------- >> >>==> From: "Leathel Bowles" <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> ==> Date: Sat, >>5 Mar 2005 22:08:07 -0500 >> >>William Anderson Bowles is the son of Hughs and Mary (Shipp) Bowles. >>Hughs Bowles is the son of Gedion and Charity Ann (Hughes) Bowles. >>My guess the William Bowles 55 years old in 1850 was probably 45 >>years old and son of William Anderson Bowles? Anderson and Elbert >>Bowles are also sons of William Anderson Bowles. With correct dates >>should match DNA #31906. Leathel, >> >>Bowles DNA Project Kit #31906 >> >>1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson >>Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 >>Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 >> >>Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 >> >>James Bowles, 17 >> >>William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 >> >>Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 >>Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, 3

Ludema Bowles -------- Original Message -------- ==> From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> ==> Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 23:21:42 -0600 1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 James Bowles, 17 William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, 3 .......................................... If this is the William and Sarah of Barren and Metcalfe Co,Ky's, Dripping Springs church, and if William's middle name was Anderson, could this also be the Anderson Bowles who died in 1809? I think it was. Apparently, William Bowles was alive until 1809. Since, in 1807, sister Lucy was his servent, as recorded in Dripping Springs church records. But, by 1809 of April, sister Lucy was then a servent of Sarah Bowles. Also recorded in Dripping Springs church records. Sincerely, Ludema Bowles ............................................................ Back to the drawing board. A William Bowles is mentioned in Dripping Springs church in 1815, as the owner of Ben. So, which William this is...don't know. But it is strange that Lucy was first, servant of William Bowles. Later she was servant of Sarah. Don't know if wording, meant anything, or not. Sincerely, Ludema Bowles -------- Original Message -------- ==> From: "Leathel Bowles" <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> ==> Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 22:08:07 -0500 William Anderson Bowles is the son of Hughs and Mary (Shipp) Bowles. Hughs Bowles is the son of Gedion and Charity Ann (Hughes) Bowles. My guess the William Bowles 55 years old in 1850 was probably 45 years old and son of William Anderson Bowles? Anderson and Elbert Bowles are also sons of William Anderson Bowles. With correct dates should match DNA #31906. Leathel, Bowles DNA Project Kit #31906 1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 James Bowles, 17 William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, 3

1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 James Bowles, 17 William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, 3 ......................................... If this is the William and Sarah of Barren and Metcalfe Co,Ky's, Dripping Springs church, and if William's middle name was Anderson, could this also be the Anderson Bowles who died in 1809? I think it was. Apparently, William Bowles was alive until 1809. Since, in 1807, sister Lucy was his servent, as recorded in Dripping Springs church records. But, by 1809 of April, sister Lucy was then a servent of Sarah Bowles. Also recorded in Dripping Springs church records. Sincerely, Ludema Bowles -------- Original Message -------- ==> From: "Leathel Bowles" <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> ==> Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 22:08:07 -0500 William Anderson Bowles is the son of Hughs and Mary (Shipp) Bowles. Hughs Bowles is the son of Gedion and Charity Ann (Hughes) Bowles. My guess the William Bowles 55 years old in 1850 was probably 45 years old and son of William Anderson Bowles? Anderson and Elbert Bowles are also sons of William Anderson Bowles. With correct dates should match DNA #31906. Leathel, Bowles DNA Project Kit #31906 1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 James Bowles, 17 William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, 3

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http://www.sos.state.il.us/GenealogyMWeb/CivilWarSearchServlet Database of Illinois Civil War Veterans Rank Company Unit Residence BOWLES, ANDREW J PVT E 143 IL US INF VANDALIA BOWLES, BENJAMIN PVT G 149 IL US INF JOHNSTOWN BOWLES, BENJAMIN PVT E 62 IL US INF FAYETTE CO BOWLES, BENJAMIN B PVT A 91 IL US INF MONTGOMERY CO BOWLES, C B PVT H 92 IL US INF LANE STATION BOWLES, CHARLES CPL C 69 IL US INF CHICAGO BOWLES, CHARLES F E PVT E 68 IL US INF CLINTON BOWLES, CHARLES H PVT C 106 IL US INF BOWLES BOWLES, CHARLES W PVT K 9 IL US INF JACKSON CO BOWLES, CRAWFORD QMSGT HQ 92 IL US INF LANE BOWLES, CRAWFORD B 2LT H 92 IL US INF LANE STATION BOWLES, DANIEL REC B 32 IL US INF LINCOLN BOWLES, DANIEL R PVT I 120 IL US INF JOHNSON CO BOWLES, ELIJAH P PVT G 120 IL US INF JOHNSON CO BOWLES, FRANKLIN PVT H 56 IL US INF WAYNE CO BOWLES, GEORGE J PVT A 91 IL US INF MONTGOMERY CO BOWLES, HENRY H REC K 1 IL US ART (NEW) CLINTON BOWLES, JAMES PVT D 117 IL US INF LAMB'S POINT BOWLES, JAMES W PVT H 31 IL US INF WILLIAMSON CO BOWLES, JOHN J REC H 32 IL US INF MEREDOSIA BOWLES, JOHN S REC H 7 IL US CAV SHELBYVILLE BOWLES, JOSEPH PVT E 3 IL US CAV BOWLES, JOSEPH A CPL F 49 IL US INF RICHVIEW BOWLES, JOSEPH N PVT D 152 IL US INF BOYNTON BOWLES, LILBURN PVT E 143 IL US INF VANDALIA BOWLES, PETER H PVT K 1 IL US ART (NEW) CLINTON BOWLES, ROBERT B PVT E 68 IL US INF CLINTON BOWLES, ROBERT H PVT C 106 IL US INF BOWLES BOWLES, SIDNEY W PVT A 123 IL US INF COLES CO BOWLES, WILLIAM PVT B 62 IL US INF CON BOWLES, WILLIAM REC B 62 IL US INF BOWLES, WILLIAM REC E 56 IL US INF SALINE CO BOWLES, ZACHARIAH C PVT G 120 IL US INF WILLIAMSON CO

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: IRL-CAVAN-L@rootsweb.com From: "Kay Stanton" <kay-stanton@cfl.rr.com> Subject: Anglo-Celt - June 15, 1849 Anglo-Celt, Thursday, June 15, 1849 COUNTY OF CAVAN DIVISION OF COOTEHILL. A list of Applications received by the Clerk of the Peace from persons seeking Excise Licenses, for sale of Beer, Spirits, &c. by Retail, within said county, to be heard and enquired into at BAILIEBOROUGH, on MONDAY, the 18th day of JUNE instant, immediately after the Grand Jury is sworn:- No./Name/Residence 1/M'CANN, Felix/ Virginia 2/O'CONNELL, Margaret/Cootehill Cavan, 1st June 1849. DIVISION OF CAVAN A list of Applications for a similar purpose, to be heard and enquired into at CAVAN, on MONDAY, the 25th day of JUNE instant, immediately after the Grand Jury is sworn:- No./Name/Residence 1/BRADY, Anne/Ballyjamesduff 2/BAXTER, John/Ballinagh 3/COPELAND/ Robert/Blacklion 4/FEE, Stephen/Swanlimbar 5/FLANIGAN, Terence/Maugheracunny 6. GILCHREEST, James/Ballyjamesduff 7/GAFFNEY, Bernard/do. 8/KENNEDY, Bernard/Cavan 9/KELLY, John/Miltown 10/KENNY, Michael H./Cavan 11/M'GUINESS, William/do. 12/PHILLLIPS, Thomas/Belturbet 13/REILLY, James, junior,/CAVAN 14/SMITH, Phill/do. 15/SHANNON, John/Ballyconnell 16/Thompson/Edward/Belturbet CAVAN COMMITTEE FOR THE RELIEF OF THE WEST. The members of this committee assembled on Monday, for the first time. Present Messrs. Jas. FAY, Edward KENNEDY, Francis M'CABE, Z. Wallace. The other members were unavoidably absent. Mr. Fay was appointed chairman, Mr. Kennedy, treasurer, and Mr. Wallace, secretary. After framing rules for their guidance and settling other preliminaries, the committee adjourned to Thursday. On Thursday the committee re-assembled, when a number of subscriptions were handed in. The committee then went round the town, to canvass, and met with great success so far as they went. The following is are (sic) turn of the subscriptions received. (Note: I am unable to put all the amounts in because of a "fold" in the newspaper prior to microfilming, so have elected to list the names only.) Mrs. James FAY (to be renewed monthly for three months) Mr. Fay's children: Master John FAY " Thos. FAY " Patk. Fay Miss Anne Fay " Mary Fay " Susan Fay " Kate Fay Mr. Edward KENNEDY Mr. Kennedy's children: Master James Kennedy " Michael Kennedy (per Mr. M'Cabe) " Hugh Kennedy'" John Kennedy " Thos. Kennedy " Edwd. Kennedy Mr. Patrick FAY (to be renewed monthly for three months) Mr. John M'DOWELL, Liverpool, (per Mr. WALLACE) A friend (per Mr. Fay) P.C.A. )per Mr. Wallace A Friend (per Mr. Wallace Mr. Francis M'CABE Mr. Alexander ARMSTRONG Mr. Henry HUMPHREYS Mr. Edward DOBBIN Mr. WALLACE Dr. Thos. O'CONNOR Mr. John SMITH Mr. Patt M'MAHON Mr. John SMITH, jun. Mr. Blayney GRIER Mr. Charles MAGUIRE (pawnbroker) Mr. KELLY Mrs. Thomas BROWNE Mr. P. Walsh Mr. E. E. MAYNE Mr. James REILLY (hotel) Mr. Mathew LOUGH Mr. James MONTGOINER (sp?) Mrs. Catherine BRADY Mrs. BANNON Mr. Patt SMITH Mr. Edward SMITH Mr. Arthur ELLIS Miss DAVIS Mr. E. O'CONNOR Mr. Corneilus PHILLIPS Mr. James M'GAURAN Mr. James O'BRIEN Mrs. William HAGUE, jun. Mr. John REILLY (crane) Mr. John STOKES Mr. M'KENNA Mr. P. CAFFREY Mrs. ELLIOTT Mr. James REILLY, (baker) Dr. MEASE Dr. HALPIN Mr. Thomas HINDS Mr. James SMITH, (auctioneer) Mr. John BRADY Mr. N. KIRWAN Miss BURROWES Mr. Phil BAXTER Mr. C. CAHAGHAN Mrs. KEOGAN Mr. P. GALLAHER Mrs. Phil SMITH Mrs. Richard REILLY Mr. John KING Mr. Michael REILLY Mr. Francis CARROLL Mrs. Smith (seamstress) Mrs. MAGUIRE do. Mr. Thomas DARBY Mrs. M. CARROLL Mr. P. I. SMITH Miss SMITH Mr. F. CLINTON Mrs. T. W. MATHEWS Mr. James SOMERVILLE Mr. Charles MAGUIRE, (Publican) Mr. Peter LYNCH Mr. Bell, (watchmaker) Mr. John MURRAY A Sinner Dr. NALTY Mrs. William JOHNSTON Miss LOWRY Mr. John PRIOR Mr. Wm. M'GENNIS Mr. John M'GENNIS Mr. Peter BRADY Mr. RAFFERTY Mr. James JOHNSTON Mr. Wm. TOOLE Mr. J. J. FITZPATRICK Mr. Patt NAULTY Mr. James PARKER Mr. Stephen BRADY Denis M'GRORY Peter M'GAURAN James KITCHUSON (sp?) Dougald M'PHALE John WILLIAMS Mrs. Bernard REILLY Mr. DOWNEY Mr. KETTYLE Mrs. HAUGHTON The late hour at which we got the returns precludes us from giving a detailed account to-day. Subscriptions may be forwarded to any member of the committee. The secretary will attend to all communications forwarded to his address, "Anglo-Celt office, Cavan." CAVAN CHURCH. - The Rev. Charles LESLIE will preach in the Church of this town on Sunday next, in aid of the Distressed Curates' Fund. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR THE FAMILY OF THE LATE J. C. GRANT, VIRGINIA. Name/£/s.d. Marquis of Headfort/ 5/0/0 Rev. H. HUNT, Virgnia/ 2/0/0 Rev. H. W. WINDER/ 0/5/0 Rev. S. MARTINn/ 0/10/0 Rev.A. CAFFREY/ 0/10/0 Rev. H. O'NEILL/ 0/10/0 Rev. W. PEYTON/ 0/7/6 Henry SARGENT, Esq./ 5/10/0 Ralph HARMON, Esq./ 1/0/0 H. T. RATHBORNE/ 5/10/0 Richard SCOTT/ 1/0/0 Mrs. C. H. SARGENT/ 2/0/0 Chas. MORTIMER, Esq./ 0/5/0 J. M. ATKIN, M.D./ 0/10/0 LeeM'KINSTRY, Esq./ 0/5/0 Mrs. FOLLIOTT 0/10/0 Richard CLARKE, Esq./ 1/0/0 Jas. JAMIESON, Esq./ 0/10/0 Davaid KELLET, Esq./ 1/0/0 D. KELLET, Virginia/ 1/0/0 Robt. KELLETT, Esq./ 0/5/0 Arthur M'MAHON/ 0/2/6 Alexander STRONG/ 0/5/0 Thomas O'REILLY/ 0/5/0 Thomas LYNCH/ 0/5/0 James BOWLES/ 0/2/6 Charles BROWNE/ 0/5/0 John DAVIS/ 0/2/6 W. G.,/ 1/0/0 Rev W. C.,/ 0/2/6 Terence CARROLL/ 0/2/6 Dr. L.,/ 0/2/6 J. R./ 0/2/6 James SMITH/ 0/10/0 Phill BRADY/ 0/1/6 F. M'CABE, Cavan/ 0/10/0 P. M'CANN/ 0/5/0 John BRADY/ 0/1/6 P. GALLAGHER/ 0/5/0 W. TOOLE/ 0/2/6 J. M'GAURAN/ 0/2/6 (County Cavan Newspaper Transcription Project) ============================

Is this the William and Sarah mentioned in the earliest census of Barren Co,Ky? Also wasn't a William and Sarah mentioned in the Dripping Springs church? Ludema Bowles -------- Original Message -------- ==> From: L Larsen <l_a_larsen@yahoo.com> ==> Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 19:51:23 -0800 (PST) I am a descendant of William Anderson Bowles and have been searching for proof that he is the son of Hughes. Do you have documented proof that you would like to share please? Thank you, Lesa Larsen Leathel Bowles <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> wrote: William Anderson Bowles is the son of Hughs and Mary (Shipp) Bowles. Hughs Bowles is the son of Gedion and Charity Ann (Hughes) Bowles. My guess the William Bowles 55 years old in 1850 was probably 45 years old and son of William Anderson Bowles? Anderson and Elbert Bowles are also sons of William Anderson Bowles. With correct dates should match DNA #31906. Leathel, Bowles DNA Project Kit #31906 1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 James Bowles, 17 William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, 3 --------------------------------- Celebrate Yahoo!'s 10th Birthday! Yahoo! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web

William Anderson Bowles is the son of Hughs and Mary (Shipp) Bowles. Hughs Bowles is the son of Gedion and Charity Ann (Hughes) Bowles. My guess the William Bowles 55 years old in 1850 was probably 45 years old and son of William Anderson Bowles? Anderson and Elbert Bowles are also sons of William Anderson Bowles. With correct dates should match DNA #31906. Leathel, Bowles DNA Project Kit #31906 1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 James Bowles, 17 William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, 3

I am a descendant of William Anderson Bowles and have been searching for proof that he is the son of Hughes. Do you have documented proof that you would like to share please? Thank you, Lesa Larsen Leathel Bowles <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> wrote: William Anderson Bowles is the son of Hughs and Mary (Shipp) Bowles. Hughs Bowles is the son of Gedion and Charity Ann (Hughes) Bowles. My guess the William Bowles 55 years old in 1850 was probably 45 years old and son of William Anderson Bowles? Anderson and Elbert Bowles are also sons of William Anderson Bowles. With correct dates should match DNA #31906. Leathel, Bowles DNA Project Kit #31906 1850 Census Owsley/Estil William Bowles, 63 ( William Anderson Bowles m Sarah in Ky 1804, m. Lucy Ann Thomas 1821) Lucy Thomas, 23 Hughs, 21 James, 19 William, 14 Sarah, 8 Margaret, 5 Anderson Bowles, 27 Emily, 22 Edy, 1 James Bowles, 17 William Boles, 55 Elizabeth, 35 Edy, 22 Garrardo, 20 Elbert Boles, 37 Nancy, 35 James, 16 Jeddy, 14 Elizabeth, 12 John, 8 Stephen, 5 Thomas, 5 Daniel, 3 --------------------------------- Celebrate Yahoo!'s 10th Birthday! Yahoo! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web

From: <TAROCKLEIN@aol.com> Date: Fri, 4 Mar 2005 15:55:48 EST Subject: Re: L2E UNK Parents of George, David, & John L2E To: linne@gravestock.name I don't think that would be a problem to post this info. [The info in the post immediate to this one. L.G.] The following might be more helpful for Boles/Bowles researchers, but it is still very much a work in progress. I checked with one of our BP2000 "leaders", Mike Allen, and he thought it would be OK to post it also if you want. It looks like much of the info came from Ruth Beaty Holloway. Nel Generation No. 1 1. GEORGE4 BEATY was born Abt. 1785 in PA. He married LYDIA ANN WILSON Abt. 1809. She was born Abt. 1798 in TN. Notes for GEORGE BEATY: Descendant information provided by Ruth A. Holloway, January, 1997. Children of GEORGE BEATY and LYDIA WILSON are: 2. i. MATILIDA5 BEATY, b. July 12, 1810; d. January 21, 1905, bur: Bolestown, Pickett County. 3. ii. FLEMING BEATY, b. December 09, 1812, Fentress Co. TN; d. April 11, 1882, Fentress Co. TN. 4. iii. DAVID "TINKER" BEATY, b. February 19, 1817, Boatland, Fentress Co., TN; d. August 22, 1876, Fentress Co TN. iv. JOHN IV BEATY, b. Abt. 1820; m. LODICI FRANKLIN. v. ANNE BEATY, b. Abt. 1822; m. THOMAS LINDER. 5. vi. MARY ELIZABETH BEATY, b. September 26, 1825, ,Fentress, TN; d. November 15, 1915. 6. vii. CHARLOTTE BEATY, b. September 22, 1829, Fentress Co TN; d. November 02, 1915, Jamestown, Fentress Co TN. 7. viii. GEORGE BEATY, b. Abt. 1832, TN; d. Abt. 1862, Civil War. ix. JAMES BEATY, b. Abt. 1835. 8. x. JAMES BEATY, b. 1837, ,Fentress, TN; d. Bet. 1861 - 1862. xi. THOMAS BEATY, b. Abt. 1845. Generation No. 2 2. MATILIDA5 BEATY (GEORGE4, L2E UNK PARENTS OF3 GEORGE, DAVID, & JOHN L2E, NEW (L2 SUBLINEAGES)2 L2, L2 RESEARCH FILE (2 FEB 05)1) was born July 12, 1810, and died January 21, 1905 in bur: Bolestown, Pickett County. She married CAPTAIN JOHN BOLES June 1827. He was born June 16, 1802 in Blunt Co., TN, and died March 18, 1869. Notes for CAPTAIN JOHN BOLES: John Boles, served with Captain David (Tinker) Beaty's Independent Scouts. He represented Overton County in the General Assembly 1851-1853 as a representative. From 1853-1857, he was senator for Overton, Fentress, Morgen and Scott Counties. After the war he was sheriff in Overton County, 1865-1867. During this period he officiated at the only public hanging in Overton County. John BOLES Family Bible Posted by Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com> on Wed, 23 Sep 1998 In possession of George Alexander Wright, Monterey, TN. Bible originally belonged to George Alexander Wright's grandmother, Matilda (Beaty)Boles. Bible published by Meriam, Moore & Co., Troy, New York, 1850. Corrected according to the standard of the American Bible Society. Births: John Boles born June 16, 1802 Matilda (Beaty) Boles born July 12, 1810 Robert F. Boles born July 4, 1829 Polly Ann "Pop" Boles born April 3, 1831 Elizabeth Boles born July 21, 1833 Catherine "Big Katie" Boles March 17, 1836 John Boles, Jr. born June 16, 1838 Matilda Boles born November 19, 1840 George Washington Boles December 6, 1845 James C "Major" Boles born March 24, 1849 Alexander Boles born September 25, 1851 John Boles born May 2, 1852 Nancy Cathleen Boles born December 31, 1867 Cathleen "Little Katie" Boles born January 9, 1874. John Allen Wright (son of Noah) born June 7, 1869 Cathleen "Little Katie" Boles Wright born January 9, 1874. Naoma May Wright born March 16, 1893 Willia Walter Wright born September 12, 1893 Willis Wasten Wright (twin) born September 12, 1893 Charles Milton (Wilborn) Wright born April 12, 1896 James Porter Wright born May 3, 1898 George Alexander Wright born April 26, 1900 Nettie Velma Wright born June 29, 1902 George Alexander Smith born June 2, 1861 Nancy Jane Smith born September 25, 1863 (Children of Matilda (Boles) Smith born November 17, 1840 Births & Deaths: Naoma Boles died January 14, 1814 Alexander Boles born Sept 25, 1851; died April 15, 1853 John Boles Sr born June 16, 1802; died March 18, 1869 Matilda (Beaty) Boles born July 12, 1810; died January 21, 1905 Cathleen Boles Sr (Big Katie) born March 17, 1836; died April 19, 1921 Matilda (Boles) Smith born Nov 17, 1840; died Nov 7, 1926 (Died in Devel, Oklahoma) Willie Walter Wright born Sept 12, 1893; died Oct 30, 1919 John Allen Wright born June 7, 1869; died Sept 14, 1950 Marriages: John Allen Wright and Cathleen "Little Katie" Boles were married December 19, 1890, Friday Evening. Naoma Wright and Joseph N. Jones were married June 20, 1913. Katie Wright obeyed the gospel at Joppa on the Aug. 9, 1900, Thursday. Children of MATILIDA BEATY and CAPTAIN BOLES are: i. ROBERT F.6 BOLES1, b. July 04, 1829, Overton Co. TN; d. September 27, 1912, Fentress Co., TN; m. (1) NAOMI WORLEY; b. November 07, 1829; d. January 14, 1873; m. (2) MARTHA REAGAN; b. December 16, 1855; d. November 03, 1886; m. (3) SUSANNAH REAGAN; b. Abt. 1838; d. 1910. Notes for ROBERT F. BOLES: Robert and Martha and later, Susan lived in a log house at Big Piney near Wilder, in Fentress Co., Tn., and they are buried a the Boles Cemetery in the front yard of the home they shared. According to granddaughter Alice, Bob Boles was about five feet, eight inches tall, weighed about 400 pounds, and had to turn sideways to enter the front door of his home. He had an enormous appetite, and it has been said that he and his sister, Katy, ate a whole sheep at one meal. ii. POLLY ANN BOLES, b. April 03, 1831. iii. ELIZABETH BOLES, b. July 21, 1833; m. BILL ALLRED. iv. CATHERINE BOLES, b. March 17, 1836; d. April 19, 1921. v. JOHN BOLES, JR., b. June 16, 1838; m. MATILDA BEATY; b. Abt. 18362. vi. MATILDA BOLES, b. November 17, 1840; d. November 07, 1926; m. UNKNOWN SMITH. vii. GEORGE WASHINGTON BOLES, b. December 06, 1845; d. February 05, 1941; m. DEBORAH SMITH, 1864; b. February 15, 1848; d. February 14, 1933. Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON BOLES: Barren Co. Ky Bibl Forum George Washington BOLES Posted by Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com> on Wed, 23 Sep 1998 Surnames: Boles, Smith, Beaty "To Doll Bates Boles. To Fletcher Miller Boles, Albany, R.-1, Kentucky. Bible copyrighted in 1891 and printed 1893. Births: John Boles born June 16, 1802 Matilda (Bety) Boles born July 12, 1810 Robert F. Boles born July 4, 1829 Polly Ann Boles born April 3, 1831 Elizabeth Boles born July 21, 1833 Catharine Boles born March 17, 1836 John Boles Jr born June 16, 1838 Matilda Boles born Nov 17, 1840 George Washington Boles born Nov 17, 1840 James Boles born March 24, 1848 Alexander Boles born Sept 25, 1851 Births & Deaths: George Washington Boles died Feb 5, 1941 Deborah (Smith) Boles born Feb 15, 1848; died Feb 14, 1933 Sirene Boles born Dec 25, 1867; died April 12, 1917 Smith Boles born Feb 27, 1868; died June 19, 1954 John Boles born Aug 28, 1871 Mary Ann Boles born Oct 28, 1872; died May 7, 1952 Tine Boles born Aug 15, 1874; died Sept 25, 1924 James A. Barlow Boles born Aug 10, 1876; died Dec 30, 1939 Doll Bates Boles born Jan 28, 1880; died Jan 28, 1964 A Hige Boles born Mar 19, 1882 Martha Boles born Aug 20, 1885 B. Fletcher Boles born June 25, 1887; died Feb 2, 1907 Lonze Boles born March 2, 1891; died July 1965. [[ Sarah A/E. Smith is sister of Deborah Smith, wife of George Washington Boles ]] (Children of Sarah A (Smith) Beaty and James K "Cum" Tan Jim Beaty:) Lee Ann Beaty born March 31, 1876 Dorah Beaty born Jan 18, 1879. viii. JAMES C. BOLES, b. March 24, 1849. ix. ALEXANDER BOLES, b. September 25, 1851; d. April 15, 1853.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-BOOKS-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Hutchins - Several Lines - See Names Jacob Hutchins of Athol, Revolutionary Soldier, and Accounts of Other Hutchins Who Served in the Revolutionary War, Jack Randolph Hutchins, 1976. Clothcovered hardback with gilt printing, 6-1/4x9-1/4, 370 pages, maps, charts, document reproductions, index. This is a withdrawn library book with the usual pocket, markings, and it is stamped "withdrawn". The call number data has been removed from the spine and it looks like and eighth of an inch of the spine went with it! Otherwise, the book is in good unmarked condition and judging from the amount of tremendous research in the ook, it surely must have taken years to put together. Very impressive! This is an important research tool for all Hutchins who participated in the Revolutionary War, and especially those in the New England colonies.I cannot stress enough the amount of data included in this book! It also includes the "Hutchins Genealogy", and reprinted here, compiled by Charles Hutchins, printed in Boston in 1885. The third book is: "Four Generations of the Family of Strangeman Hutchins and His Wife, Elizabeth Cox, as Known January 10, 1935. An Old Virginia Family Along the James River, By Marriage Joined to Other Immigrant Families of the Colony", ed. Mrs. Gussie Waymire Crider and Edward C. Crider. Contents include: Coat of Arms Hutchins Family Origin Preface Contents Events of the Revolutionary War The Revolutionary War The Story of Jacob Hutchins of Athol, Massachusetts Introduction Mustering Ticonderoga Bunker Hill Quebec and Montreal Coastal Defense Long Island Manhattan White Plains Trenton and Princeton Brandywine and Germantown Fort Stanwix Saratoga Valley Forge and Monmouth Northern Finale South to Yorktown Naval Actions Frontier Raids Land for My Family Land for the Loyalists A Home in the Wilderness Ohio at Last Our Hutchins Heritage Appendix:: Revolutionary War Records The American Revolutionary Army Principal Regiments Forming the American Army Engagements and Historical Events Hutchins Serving in the Revolutionary Army Hutchins Revolutionary War Military Records References to Hutchins of Revolutionary Period Revolutionary War Pension Files BountyLand Warrants Revolutionary War Pension Application, Jacob Hutchins The Hutchins Families of Colonial America: Thomas Hutchins of Salem Enoch Hutchinson of Kittery John Hutchins of Haverhill Nicholas Hutchins of Lynn David Hutchins of Attleboro {Hutchins Genealogy, 1885, by Charles Hutchins-7 Generations} Nicholas Hutchins of Virginia (Strangeman Hutchins) {Four Generations of the Family of Strangeman Hutchins and His Wife, Elizabeth Cox, Crider & Crider, 1935-Info on Cox, Watkins, Hutchins, Barnett, Stanley, Quakers, many charts & other good information} John Hutchins of New Rochelle (North Carolina) John Hutchins of North Carolina Francis Hutchins of Calvert County, Maryland British, Loyalists, and Hessians Genealogical Chart, German Families Bibliography Index Abell; Alcock; Allen; Arnold; Baldwin; Batdorf; Beaty; Belknap; Bingham; Bowles; Bowlings; Boynton; Braswell; Briant; Bruhn; Burch; Burden; Burrage; Carll; Casson; Chapman; Clark; Colisss; Cowdry; Cox; Crider; Davis; Dillard; Donelson; Duncan; Emerson; Farr; Fish; Flood; Glines; Glosson; Godfrey; Goody; Goudy; Green; Griswold; Hameister; Hannaford; Henderson; Higgins; Hinkle; Hutchins; Ingerson; Johnson; Keckhafer; Krause; Lawson; Leffingwell; Lund; Mehurin; Messer; Morgan; Murphy; Ordway; Parks; Paul; Perkins; Perry; Peters; Pierce; Pintard; Proctor; Reed; Rice; Rider; Robbens; Russell; Schroeder; Shepard; Skinner; Smith; Southwick; Spalding; Stabnow; Staples; Stevens; Stevenson; Stinson; Stone; Strobach; Strong; Sweet; Thayer; Tibetts; Virgin; Walters; Wardwell; Watkins; Weaver; Weeks; Welch; Westland; Whitman; Whittier; Willey; Wilson; Wiswall; Witham. Note that the other two Hutchins genealogy books included are not indexed fully. This book would be a joy to the Revolutionary War historian as well as to Hutchins descendants.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: TXJACK-L@rootsweb.com From: dorholub@sbcglobal.net Subject: Bowles-Childress wedding This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Marriage Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HlB.2ACI/1844 Message Board Post: The Jacksboro Gazette Thursday, March 31, 1910 At the home of the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. F.R. Bowles of Graford, Miss Bertha Bowles and Rev. William Childress of Throckmorton were married 23 March 1910. They left for Walnut Springs for several weeks, they will make their home at Throckmorton.

============================================================ From: Gail Collins <gcollins@vaxxine.com> Subject: Re: British Home Children I have the Can 1881 census disks and can't and so far can't locate Boles - Bowles etc they are transcribing Ontario marriages - you might try this http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/thisisit.htm Charlotte born 1859 - so mar'd between 1879 - 1885? I tried my 81 c=Can census using first name born 1859 year range 2 - Charlotte no matches so then tried born anywhere - nothing - then tried Lottie - nothing dratssssssss where did every one go to !!!!!!!!!! even tried Boles - Bowles again - nothing - maybe he had passed away by 81? http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~maryc/thisisit.htm Good Luck - if you find her let me know Compilers of the MARIA RYE British Home Children Database 1869-1879 Gail Collins, St Catharines, Ontario, Canada Gail Collins <gcollins@vaxxine.com> 1880 - 1896 Chris Sanham, Henfield, West Sussex, England "Chris Sanham" <chris@sanham.com> "In honour of over 4100 children that we have identified by name that were brought to Canada by Maria RYE between 1868 - 1896, many of whom have no one else to speak for them at this time."