===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-MAT-HX-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Indiana Militia & National Guard - See Names Indiana's Citizen Soldiers, The Militia and National Guard in Indiana History, William J. Watt and James R. H. Spears, 1980, stated First Printing. Blue hardback with gilt printing, illustrated dustcover, 6-1/4x9-1/4, 232 pages, illustrated, indexed, appendices, maps. The book is in very clean unmarked condition with no known flaws; the dust cover shows wear, and is wrinkled at the top with a couple of very small tears. But this is a very nice book with a number of chapter contributors. Contents include: The Militia As a National Institution Indiana's Frontier Militia The Mexican War Era Hoosier Militiamen and the Civil War The Origins of a Modern Militia The National Guardsman in a New Century Indiana Guardsmen in the Great War Surviving a Military Recession Indiana's Air Guardsmen in Peace and War The Army Guard in World War II Citizen Soldiers in an Unsettled World Appendices: Indiana's Adjutants General Commanders, 38th Infantry Division Commanders, Indiana Air National Guard Principal Staff Officers, Military Department of Indiana Principal Staff Officers, 38th Infantry Division Roster of Units and Commanders Recipients of the Indiana Distinguished Service Cross Recipients of the Indiana Distinguished Service Medal Biographical sketches of contributors Index Ahner, Anderson, Atkinson, Black, Blum, Bowen, Bowles, Boyle, Bragg, Branigin, Brewer, Bridges, Brown, Buell, Campbell, Coats, Chase, Conner, Cook, Coulter, Craig, Cruft, Davis, DeBard, Dern, Dick, Dillon, Durbin, Elrod, Fagley, Fesenfeld, Garrison, Gavin, Goodrich, Gore, Gorman, Greenwalt, Gresham, Grubbe, Handley, Hannegan, Harrison, Hatcher, Hay, Healey, Henderson, Herron, Hershey, Hettlinger, Hill, Himsel, Hitchcock, Hobson, Hoover, Hopkins, Hovey, Howze, Hughes, Irving, Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Jordan, Katz, Kean, Kleiber, Knox, Koontz, Kronenberg, Kuhlman, Lane, Lane, Larkins, Leslie, Lewis, Lilly, Lincoln, Love, Manson, Matthews, Maxwell-2, Moorhead-2, Millis, Mills, Morgan, Morris, Morton, Mount, MacArthur, McConnell, McCoy, McIntosh, McKee, McKinley, Naftzger, Noble, Owen(s), Palmer, Perry, Pershing, Petercheff, Phillippi, Polk, Ralston, Ray, Reynolds-3, Rhea, Robbins, Roosevelt, Root, Rosecrans, Russell, St. Clair, Santa Anna, Schlatter, Scott-2, Sefton, Sherman, Sherwood, Shyrock, Shuler, Smith-4, Spencer, Stanton, Stephanus, Steuben, Stimson, Stout, Straub, Taylor, Tipton, Tombaugh, Townsend, Tyndall, Upton, Villa, Wagner, Wallace-2, Washington, Watt, Weigley, Welsh, Whitcomb, Wickersham, Wilcox-2, Wilder, Williams-2, Wilson, Woodring, Wool. A nice book.

Dear Lists, I have changed my email address from mjgough@cablelynx.com to ltcolmichaelj@bellsouth.net. In the process I lost my old address lists and mail. If you have my old address please update your address book and send me your addresses. Thanks, Mike -- Michael J. Gough ltcolmichaelj@bellsouth.net

As of this moment we have 14 participants with 11 kits returned to Family Tree DNA. Of the 11 returned kits, we have Y-DNA results on two. These are posted at our project website at [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/bowlesdna.html]. Of our 14 participants, 1 ordered the DNA Plus Kit which includes the 37 marker Y-DNA test, 11 have ordered the 25 marker kit, and 2 ordered the 12 marker kit. The lab at Family Tree DNA posts results for the first 12 markers of any Y-DNA test before they post the remaining markers. For that reason if you order the 25 marker (or higher) kit, you will get your results in batches. For those whose kits were received by Family Tree DNA on or before 7 Jan 2005, I anticipate getting your 12 marker results this week or early next week. Your 13-25 marker results should arrive a week or so after that. Remember however that the testing procedure is very exact, and may take a bit longer in some cases. For those whose kits were received later in January, you can probably expect to see your first results near the end of February or the first week of March. Regarding the two results that have come in thus far, it is obvious from looking at them that they do not match, so we already have two distinct groups of Bowles ancestors. It will be interesting to see what arrives during the next few weeks. If you have not yet decided to order a kit, I encourage you to visit the webpage at http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=W26816&special=true and get involved in this opportunity. If you have questions, ask me. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]

----- Original Message ----- From: Pat Campbell To: CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 12:01 AM Subject: Re: BOWLES-KERR information MS-AR My husband's great-grandparents were: David Oscar BOWLES, born in Arkansas City, Desha,AR Caroline SOFGEE, born in AR They had: David Oscar BOWLES, b 4 July 1868, d 10 April 1939 in Rolling Fork, Sharkey, MS, was a contractor He married Willie Eugenia KERR, b.?, d. 26 July 1908 in Hinds Co., MS They Had: 1. Marion Elizabeth, b 22 July 1896, d 24 Aug 1953 2. Ora A., b. 28 Feb 1898, md Will CROWDER 3. David Oscar, b. 6 May 1899, d.? 4. Willie Eugene, b. 26 Apr 1900?, d. in New Orleans 5. Malcolm Kerr, b. 22 Sept 1902, md __?__, Virgie 6. Eva Kerr, b. 8 May 1904, d. 22 June 1964, md TURNER 7. Ann, b. 6 Mar 1906, d ? 8. Ouna C., b. 26 July 1908, d. 1 Sept 1908 Upon the death of Willie Eugenia Kerr Bowles, her husband married her sister "Dottie" Eva KERR and they had two children: 1. Theodore S., b. 19 Oct 1912, d. 7 Oct 1968 2. Delores Olga, (called Olga), b.30 June 1915, d. 20 Jan 1964, unmd, an art teacher in the Natchez City School system. Child number one in the first group, above, Marion Elizabeth was my husband's mother. She married Lonnie Adolphus CAMPBELL. Marion Elizabeth was born 22 July 1896 in Jackson, Hinds, MS and died 24 August 1953 in Mobile, Mobile, AL.

Leathel Issac Bowles b 1785 in Va d 1852 in Ky m Mary ? b1787 d 1871 Do you know who his father was? He was Thomas 1761's nephew. My cousin. William b 1690 d 1755 Valentine b 1720 d1780 Thomas b 1761 d1841 Brick wall Thomas T. b 1795 d 1842 Peter M. b1820 d 1905 Joe Francis b 1877 d 1966 Dale Bowles b 1926

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: KYCLAY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Becky Selva" <theselvas@comcast.net> Subject: Siblings of Squire Marcum b. 1804 Hi Emily, This is what I have for the siblings of my Squire Marucum b. 1804. This is info I have picked up on the internet mostly, so it isn't documented by me. My Squire is a different one than mentioned by Winston Bowling. I did see the road named Squire Marcum and wondered about it, so I was glad to hear some background on THAT Squire. ;-) Which one of his siblings is yours?? Becky Descendants of Thomas Marcum, Sr. 1 Thomas Marcum, Sr. b: 1775 in Fauguier Co., VA d: Aft. 1860 in Travelers Rest, Owsley Co., KY .. +Mary "Polly" Wilson b: 03 Sep 1782 in NC d: 31 Dec 1853 in Owsley Co? Cows Creek, KY m: 30 Dec 1800 in Stokes Co., North Carolina ........ 2 William " Wilson" Marcum b: Dec 1801 in Buncombe Co., NC d: in Buchanan, MO ............ +Edy Baker b: Abt. 1805 d: Bet. 1850 - 1860 m: 04 Nov 1822 in Clay Co., KY ........ *2nd Wife of William " Wilson" Marcum: ............ +Poleca m: Abt. 1859 ........ 2 Alfred Marcum b: 02 Mar 1803 in Wild Cat Creek, Buncombe Co., NC d: 23 Oct 1888 in Breathitt, KY ............ +Fannie York ........ *2nd Wife of Alfred Marcum: ............ +Joanah Strong b: 02 Mar 1821 in Clay Co., KY d: 25 Sep 1875 m: 18 Jan 1837 in Breathitt Co., KY ........ 2 Squire Marcum b: 1804 in NC d: Aft. 1880 in Clay Co., KY ............ +Susan Herd b: 1806 in VA d: Bet. 1870 - 1880 in Clay Co., KY m: 15 Oct 1829 in Clay Co., KY ........ 2 James Marcum b: 1810 in KY d: 10 Dec 1892 in Jackson Co., KY ............ +Elizabeth Lnu Parker b: WFT Est. 1797-1823 d: WFT Est. 1858-1913 m: Abt. 1832 ........ 2 Nancy "Mips" Marcum b: 1814 in Clay Co., KY d: WFT Est. 1803-1906 ............ +Samuel Cooper b: 1816 m: 01 Oct 1835 in Clay Co., KY ........ 2 Thomas Marcum, Jr. b: 30 Jun 1814 in Big Creek,Clay Co., KY d: 29 Nov 1892 in Big Creek,Clay Co., KY ............ +Nancy Roberts b: 01 Jun 1819 in Big Creek, Clay Co., KY d: 27 Sep 1903 in Big Creek, Clay Co., KY m: 30 May 1837 ........ 2 Lewis Marcum b: 11 Jun 1816 in Owsley County, Ky. d: 24 May 1891 in Driprock, Jackson Co., Ky. ............ +Jane Bowles b: 1825 in Owsley County, Ky. d: 06 Apr 1886 in Driprock, Jackson Co., Ky. m: 07 Mar 1843 in Madison Co., KY ........ 2 Rachel Marcum b: 01 Jan 1819 in Clay Co., KY d: 27 Sep 1908 in Big Creek,Clay Co., KY ............ +Jessie Roberts b: 17 Oct 1822 in Big Creek, Clay Co., KY d: 20 Jun 1872 in m: 12 Jan 1842 in Clay Co., KY ........ 2 John Marcum b: 11 Mar 1820 in Clay Co., KY d: 04 Apr 1896 in Jackson Co., KY ............ +Sara Asher b: WFT Est. 1804-1824 d: WFT Est. 1839-1908 m: WFT Est. 1839-1873 ........ *2nd Wife of John Marcum: ............ +Mary Rector d: 31 Dec 1853 in Owsley Co., KY m: 1850 in Madison Co., KY ........ *3rd Wife of John Marcum: ............ +Mahala Anglin m: 02 Jan 1855 in Owsley Co., KY ........ 2 Hiram A. Marcum b: 29 Dec 1820 in Clay Co., KY d: 18 Nov 1892 in Clay Co., KY ............ +Sarah Roberts b: 29 Feb 1824 d: 27 Jan 1917 m: 20 Jan 1841 ........ 2 Philip Marcum b: 22 Jul 1822 in Clay Co., KY d: 18 Dec 1919 in Wilson, Carter Co., OK ............ +Mahala Asher b: 1826 in KY m: 11 Jan 1851 ........ 2 Mahala Marcum b: 1826 in Clay Co., KY d: 04 May 1913 in Crawford, AR ............ +Jacob Gabbard b: WFT Est. 1787-1822 d: WFT Est. 1828-1901 m: 06 Nov 1845 ============

Hi, I am working on my husband's Bowles line but just cannot seem to get anything but faithfully read your emails. Thank you, Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "Stronnie McBride" <smcbride1@gt.rr.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 2:49 PM Subject: CHECKING MY ADDRESS BOOK FOR CURRENT > HIYOU ALL, JUST WONDERING HOW CURRENT MY BOOK IS ALL THAT BOUNCE i'LL > DELETE. I"M DOING MUCH BETTER AND WOULD APPRECIATE A NOTE FROM YOu. > > Stronnie >

We should start seeing a number of results in the next week to 10 days if all goes well. I expect to be busy this week updating the webpage. Charlie >Hey Charlie, >Is there any news from FamilyTree DNA on the Bowles DNA Project? >14 members but only one set of results? >Thanks, >Jim #29356

Hey Charlie, Is there any news from FamilyTree DNA on the Bowles DNA Project? 14 members but only one set of results? Thanks, Jim #29356 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Hartley" <hartley@iglou.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 9:46 PM Subject: Bowles DNA Project Update > We now have 10 participants in the Bowles DNA Project. > > Briefly, they are connected with the following Bowles ancestors: > > Kit #29356 - James William Bowles, b. abt 1804 in NC; family in Wythe and > Bland Counties VA > Kit #29401 - William Boles, b. bef 1735 in Stokes County NC > Kit #29409 - Joseph L. Bowles, b. abt 1818, probably Henry County VA > Kit #29524 - John Bowles, b. 1777 VA, family in Louisa and Albermarle > Counties VA > Kit #29557 - Benjamin Bowles, b. bef 1767 in Montgomery County NC > Kit #29596 - Thomas Bowles, b. 1761 in Hanover County VA > Kit #29634 - David J. Bowles, b. 1860 in VA; in Montgomery County VA in > 1900 > Kit #30104 - Elijah Bowles, b. in VA; moved to Barren County KY in early > 1800's > Kit #30721 - John Fleming Bowles, b 1790 in VA; spent most of life in > Barren County KY > Kit #30760 - Jeremiah Bowles, b. 1816 in Franklin County VA; moved to West > Virginia

HIYOU ALL, JUST WONDERING HOW CURRENT MY BOOK IS ALL THAT BOUNCE i'LL DELETE. I"M DOING MUCH BETTER AND WOULD APPRECIATE A NOTE FROM YOu. Stronnie

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com From: "Raymond A. Ringer" <raringer@melbpc.org.au> Subject: Bunwell One of the most frustrating things for me is the knowledge that the Buxton Papers which includes information on many of the places I am researching and that they are not able to be accessed here in Australia. These are held in the Camridge University Library. I have just been reading L.D.S. Film 45221 which contains a partial index of these papers which was abandoned in 1924 when the author moved. However here is a gem . I will enter Carleton (Rode) which is much longer later> BUXTON DOCUMENTS These were transcribed in 1924 and are a bit piecemeal but have this interesting piece. Box 86 Book 1 Surveys of Bunwell and Carleton were made by John Brew surveyor. Every holding, whether house or land is given in geographical order with name of Ocupier. Following are listed alphabetically. BUNWELL ALLDRIDGE Robert BAKER John BARBER Thomas (Late Wm BOWLES) BARNEY(BERNEY) Sir Richard BENSLEY Josua BLAKE Frances BLAKE Peter BLAKE Samuel BLASYE William BOTYE Frances BRETT William BROWNE Richard BROWNE Robert BROWNE Thomas BUTTELL William CANN Stephen CARMAN Edward CARTER Henry CLEERE Richard COLE John CROTCH John DAWDRY John DAWDRY Robert EATO Edmund EDWARDS Frances EDWARDS Robert ELDRED John FEEKE Anne FEEKE Stephen GALLARD Elizabeth GALLARD John GALLARD William GARROLD Robert GAYE George GOOCH Stephen KEMPE Edward KEMPE John KEMPE Richard LOCKE Elizabeth LOCKE Peter LONGE Henry LONGE Thomas LONGE William LONGE Co-heirs of GREENE Christopher De GREYE Sir James Esq GREY James GREY James the Elder GREY Alice GREY John GREY Robert HALLS Henry HORNE Richard HOUSE John HUNTER Nicholas JECKES John JECKES Thomas JECKES Timothy LYNCLONE John and ux LYNCOLNE Robert LYNCOLNE Thomas LYNCOLNE William MARTEN Richard MAY Richard MAY Thomas MAYHEWE Richard MOORE John MOORE Robert MOORE Samuel MOORE William NEWBY William Jnr NUNN Charles PEEKE John POTTER Richard PURSER William RANDES Robert RANDOLF Richard REYNOLDS Robert RICHARDES Richard RICHARDES John SADD Grace SADD John SADD William SMYTH John SMYTH Thomas SMYTH William SPENCER Henry TALBOTT Thomas TAYLOR John THURSTON Richard THURSTON Sarah THURSTON William TOOKE William UMPHREY Edward WADSWORTH Nathaniel WARBURTON Daniel WARD Prudence wid WARD Samuel WARNE Thomas WATERS Edward WICKES Samuel WICKES Timothy WICKES William WILLYAMS Sarah YOLE Agnes YOLE Thomas YONGMAN Stephen

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: ARIZARD-L@rootsweb.com From: pabst04@comcast.net Subject: John Henry Moser To all who are interested in this Moser family: We have been checking the Fulton County Cemetery Book and have found a few birth and death dates for John Henry and Martha A. (?) Moser and their children. Below is an outline for them. Jim and Judie Montgomery Descendants of John Henry Moser 1 John Henry MOSER Source: info for John Henry Moser from Book of Cemeterie of Fulton County, Arkansas by Extension Homemakers Council 1999 Born: July 04, 1835 Died: October 13, 1912 Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Fulton County, Arkansas . +Martha A. Source: Name Martha A. from 1920 Fulton County Arkansas census and from book of Cemetery of Fulton County, Arkansas by Extension Homemakers Council 1999 Born: November 29, 1849 in North Carolina Died: December 11, 1927 Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Fulton County, Arkansas ....... 2 John W. MOSER Source: Info for John W. Moser from Book of Cemeteries of Fulton County, Arkansas by Extension Homemakers Council 1999 Born: May 15, 1874 in North Carolina Source: Place of birth and Middle name for John W. Moser from 1910 Fulton County Arkansas Census Died: November 05, 1970 Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Fulton County, Arkansas Source: Cemetery information for John W. Moser found in the Cemeteries of Fulton County, Arkansas by the Extension Homemakers Council, 1999. .......... +Nancy Lucretia (Nanny) MONTGOMERY Born: February 23, 1883 in Arkansas Source: Place of birth for Nancy L. Montgomery from 1910 Fulton County Arkansas Census Died: October 28, 1948 Married: July 13, 1902 in Arkansas Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Fulton County, Arkansas Source: Cemetery information for Nancy Lucretia Montgomery found in the Cemeteries of Fulton County, Arkansas by the Extension Homemakers Council, 1999. Father: John Ferguson MONTGOMERY Source: Family Information for John Ferguson Montgomery received from Paul Dean Lynch on a visit from him and James Howard Lynch at our home in the spring of 1997. Pictures of John Ferguson, his wife Sally Jane (Moser), his children Ada and Tom, Sally's daughter Lena Moser, John F. and Sally's son Paul Davis, and John F's father sent in a note from Dora Girdley Wynn October 24, 2000. She also sent a single picture of John F. with the same note. Mother: Malinda GIBBINS ................ 3 Archie MOSER ................ 3 Armilda MOSER ................... +Goldie BOOKOUT ................ 3 Lela E. MOSER Born: June 23, 1903 in Arkansas Source: Place of birth for Lela Moser from 1910 Fulton County, Arkansas Census. Birth date found in the Cemeteries of Fulton County, Arkansas by the Extension Homemakers Council, 1999. ................... +Harvey BLUE Born: July 26, 1895 Died: January 20, 1978 Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Fulton County, Arkansas Source: Birth, death, military and cemetery for Harvey Blue found in the Cemeteries of Fulton County, Arkansas by the Extension Homemakers Council, 1999 Father: Henry BLUE ................ 3 Leona M. MOSER Born: August 04, 1905 Died: December 10, 1996 Burial: Harmony Cemetery, Fulton County, Arkansas Source: Birth, death and cemetery information for Leona M. (Moser) Crouch found in the Cemeteries of Fulton County, Arkansas by the Extension Homemakers Council, 1999. ................... +Earnest CROUCH Born: 1889 Died: 1970 Burial: Harmony Cemetery, Fulton County, Arkansas Source: Birth, death and cemetery information for Ernest Crouch found in the Cemeteries of Fulton County, Arkansas by the Extension Homemakers Council, 1999. ................ *2nd Husband of Leona M. MOSER: ................... +Ernest NISBETT Born: January 24, 1901 Died: June 24, 1927 Married: January 1926 Burial: Harmony Cemetery, Fulton County, Arkansas Source: Birth, death, and cemetery informaition for Ernest Nisbett found in the Cemeteries of Fulton County, Arkansas by the Extension Homemakers Council, 1999. ................ 3 Noel MOSER Born: August 23, 1907 ................... +Lois Lanelle BOLES ................ 3 Susan A. MOSER Source: Marraige and birth date for Susan A. (Moser) Perryman taken from "Cemetries of Fulton County Arkansas". by the Extension Homemakers Council 1999 Born: September 18, 1911 Burial: Byron Cemetery- Byron, Fulton County Arkansas ................... +Clyde V. PERRYMAN Source: Both birth, death and burial information for Clyde V. Perryman taken ARIZARD-L@rootsweb.com sent by Gayle Brown. E-mail BROWN.GAYLE_A@KANSAS-CITY.NMED.VA.GOV 27 November 2001 Born: February 13, 1903 in Arkansas Died: July 15, 1993 Married: March 10, 1928 Burial: Byron Cemetery- Byron, Fulton County Arkansas Father: Willard V. PERRYMAN Mother: Sarah Elizabeth (Bessie) THOMASON ................ 3 Albert MOSER Born: April 08, 1917 ................... +Mary Elmina (Mina) CONE Died: 1991 Married: December 25, 1937 in Salem, Fulton County, Arkansas ................ 3 John Wallace MOSER Born: Abt. 1922 ................... +Geneva WARDEN ................ 3 Artie MOSER Born: February 23, 1914 Source: Birth information for Artie (Moser) Clayton found in the Cemeteries of Fulton County, Arkansas by the Extension Homemakers Council, 1999. ................... +Jack CLAYTON Born: September 21, 1911 Died: April 06, 1981 Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Fulton County, Arkansas Source: Birth, death and cemetery information for Jack Clayton found in the Cemeteries for Fulton, Arkansas, by the Extension Homemakers Council 1999. =====================================================================

Hello List, I'm new to the list & I've posted this to the message board too, so apologies if you've read it twice. I would like to contact anyone researching the family of Henry & Maria Bowles, living at St Peter, Thanet, Kent in the 1871 census .Their children were: Henry born c1848 (m1871 Matilda Priscilla Potter) Thomas born c1850 Richard born c1857 William born c1862 Charlotte born c1864 Eliza born c1866 Henry jr's children were: Matilda born 1872 m1897 George Robert Lay Henry born c1874 m 1889 Alice King William born c1876 m1898 Kate Broadwood Maria Ann born 1878 James born c1880 John born 1884 Charles Alfred born 1889 Arthur George born 1894 Walter born 1897 Many of this family emigrated to Canada. Is anyone researching this line? Regards, Heather New Zealand _________________________________________________________________ There’s never been a better time to get Xtra JetStream @ http://xtra.co.nz/jetstream

Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2005 08:50:43 -0600 From: Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com> To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES 23 DEC 1897 From my publication Glasgow Weekly Times Vol 3. (c) Mr. E D MOSS, of Coral Hill, and Miss Stacie JACKSON, of this place, were married here yesterday. Mr. J. M. PACE, and Miss Clyde JOHNSON, of the New Salem country, were married yesterday. Mr. Thomas JOHNS, of Hart County, and Miss Cora PEDIGO, of the Beaver Creek country, were married Sunday. Mr. S. T. BARLOW qualified and gave his official bond as Sheriff yesterday, with E. P. BARLOW, W. H. BARLOW and E. P. GILLENWATERS as bondsmen. Messrs. Powell ARLOW and E P GILLENWATERS will be his deputies. Mr. Zion SIMMONS and Miss Agnes FORD, to __ known and excellent young couple of the Eighty Eight country will be married today. The groom is the son of Ca__ Simmons, and the bride __mable and excellent of the same section. Sam WELLS, who was cut by Ed and Henry HAYES in a drunken row at Center, Metcalfe county, a few days ago, is said to be recovering. Ed Hays, charged with the cutting, had his examining trial in Edmondon Wednesday, is in jail in default of $500 bond. While young Judge BOLES was coming up from Pageville, Tuesday, driving a team, the mules took fright at something and wheeled suddenly. Judge went out of the wagon and stood on his head in the road in mud something more or less than a foot deep. He came on to town, introduced himself to his friends and cleaned up. The team ran off after throwing him out, but were fortunately stopped before any injury was done to either them or the wagon. Mrs. WATSON, the aged mother of Dr. M. L. Watson, died at Willow Shade last Fridayh. The remains were interred in the Summer Shade cemetery Saturday. A Big Fight. ___pring, Edmunson [sic] county, __ days ago, two young men by the name of MADISON, and the other by the name of John ___ndsay [LINDSAY} became involved in a difficulty, when young Madison drew a kife and attempted to cut Lindsay. Mitchell Lindsay, a younger brother of John Lindsay, thereupon struck Madison over the head, sessriously injuring him. The Sheriff of Edmunson county was present and arrested the young men. Shot Her Sisters. A curious shooting affair took place at Pageville, Saturday. Mr. Logan ESTES, is the clever blacksmith at Pageville. Friday he killed hogs. Saturday his thirteen-year-old daughter, Carrie, was playing with her sisters five and two years old, and got into a game of "killing the hogs." In the course of the proceedings the elder child leveled her father's rifle (which she supposed was unloaded) at her two little sisters and pulled the trigger with the usual result. The gun went off and the bullet passed through the thigh of one and through both legs of the other. After inflicting three wounds, they all passed on and no trace as to where it finally imbedded itself can be found. Fortunately, the injuries inflicted are only flesh-wounds and are not regarded at all dangerous. It is not likely, however, that the game of "hog killing" will soon be again played in the Estes household. 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: ENG-SOMERSET-L@rootsweb.com From: "Mike none" <fairfieldfreck@hotmail.com> Subject: DINGLE in Wells and Frome Hello Listers, Is anyone else researching the surname DINGLE? Harriet Ann DINGLE married Frederick WHITE in 1894 in Wells. They had a daughter, Edith, and a son, Leonard, both born in Wales. Bertha DINGLE married Harry WADSWORTH in 1893 in London. They had a son, Tim (born in London), and a daughter Ida (born in Lancashire). Charles DINGLE married Amy Florence MARSH in 1895 in Wells. They had a daughter, Gertrude, and a son, Reginald, both born in Wells. Frederick DINGLE married Florence Sarah BOWLES in 1905 in Wells. They had a daughter, Florence, born in Frome. Mike Dean Freckleton Lancashire ========

X-Message: #1 Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2005 08:45:30 -0600 From: Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com> To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: CONCLUSION OF GLASGOW TIMES Tuesday, 19 Nov 1901. Various ads finish up the local news for this issue. Kentucky Oil Company now Sinking Wells on the WININGER farm. Lucien PRESTON & J A BAILEY representatives, selling at 25 cents a share. Glasgow Shoe & Clothing Co, A J CHRISTMAS, manager. S T BOTTS, M.D., physician and surgeon. Office over GANTER'S Drug Store. May be found at his office when not professionally called away. Dr. S T PURCELL, offices upstairs in the PALMORE Building, eastern room. P J KNOWLES seling farm on the Bowling Green and Glasgow Graded Road near Smiths Grove; 111 1/2 acres, desirable house which has 8 rooms, two barns, two good cisterns and plenty of stock water. Warren Co farm for sale by H A GOODE - 3 1/2 miles south of Smiths Grove on the Smiths Grove and Hydro road. 290 acres, improved and well watered, graded road. W S COATS selling a farm of 200 acres, 700 yards from the depot in Rowletts KY. One large dwelling, eight rooms and hall, cistern in kitchen, 2 large barns, 2 good springs. S H BOLES selling farm "with a view of locating my wife nearer church". On Beaver Creek where I now live, 290 acres, well improved, good dwelling, 2 good tobacco barns and all necessary out buildings. Most of the farm in grass and clover. J W JONES, Insurance Agent, Glasgow. Edmund Travis DUFF, Attorney, located TRIGG Building. over DAVIDSON's Bros Wholesale Grocery. BAIRD & RICHARDSON, attorneys; in the Palmore Bldg over the furniture store. L E WILLIAMS, dentist, upstairs in the Trust Co Bldg. J A BREEDING, dentist. In the MYERS Bldg on Washington St. DEPP & HOLMAN selling stoves - the Wilson Heater and the Empire Drill. John H BOLES, Glasgow's Fancy Grocer at the Louis MORRIS Old Stand. Canned Fruits, Preserves, Meats, Pickles, Etc. Telephone your order. J B DELVAUX, dealer in fine jewelry - Gold and Silver, Watches, Clocks, Spectacles, Silverware, Plated-ware, Etc. TRIGG National Bank. H C TRIGG Director, W L PORTER, J P DEPP, T P DICKINSON, Alanson TRIGG. GANTER's selling paint - Old Dutch Process White. P E TANDY, Liveryman and proprietor of the Burkesville Stage Line. James B VAUGHAN, Feed, Sale Stable & Wagon Yard at SEAVER's Old Stand. If you enjoy old news articles let me know privately and I'll toss some in! 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/ ______________________________

We have an Isabella Watt (b 1862) in Meaford, Grey County, Ontario, who married a D.R. Bole from Toronto--and we don't know if they had kids, etc. Isabella Watt was the daughter of Charles Watt (b May 1836 in County Tyrone, Ireland) and Isabella McGirr (d 1866) who lived in Meaford. We'd love any information about these folks--or any on the full list following: Our WATT brickwall goes back to Charles and Jane (Steenson) Watt in County Tyrone, Ireland, probably in Pomeroy and/or Donaghmore Parish about 1851. Jane (42) and children James(17), Charles(15), Margaret (14), Andrew (11) and probably Robert (20)(and maybe a Henry) immigrated to Ontario Canada around 1851-52, probably after Charles died in Ireland as Jane was a widow in Ontario. Jane and the kids first moved to Morrisburg in Dundas County, then later settled in Meaford town in Grey County, Ontario. We're still looking for other descendants of any of this group--so we can exchange information and see if anyone has pictures! Charles Watt and Margaret Watt Hurd lived most or all of their lives in Canada. James and Andrew both moved to the US in 1888. James Watt (b1835), was a farmer in Meaford and married Mary S. Rugg and they had children Nettie Watt Dafoe (b1862); Henry Watt (b1865); Minnie Watt Huff (b1867); William James Watt (b1869)who married Lydia Crowder and lived in Ross, ND; Charles Robert Watt (b1872) who married Ida Victoria Monson and lived in Mohall, ND; Margaret Watt (b1874); Egerton Watt (b1879); Herbert Hugh Watt (b 1881) who married Jennie Blackburn and lived in Cleveland; and Maude Mary Watt (b 1882) who married Amos W. Congdon and lived in Grand Rapids, MI. Charles Watt (b1836), was a fanning-mill & farm equipment maker, plus was mayor of Meaford, married Isabella McGirr and had Charles Watt (b 1858), Samuel D. Watt (b 1860), and Isabella Watt Bole (b @ 1862) who married D. R. Bole of Toronto. After wife Isabella died, Charles remarried to Margaret Kennedy and they had Edith Olive Watt (b 1868) married to Rollin C. Moore and lived in Toronto, Mary Ida Watt (b 1869) married to William James Honeyford and lived in Collingswood, Ontario, Robert Kennedy Watt (b 1870), William James Watt (b 1872)who may have lived in Cleveland, Andrew Watt (b 1875) who lived in Meaford, George Alexander Watt (b 1876) who married Sadie and lived in Pittsburgh, Robert R. Redge Watt (b 1878) who lived in Walkerville, Ontario in 1910,and Frank Watt (b 1879) who lived in Meaford. Margaret Watt (b 1837) was married to greengrocer & gentleman Kilborn Hurd in Meaford. They had children Elizabeth Hurd (b 1861) who married a ? Byron Kilborn; Charles Kilborn Hurd (b 1867) who lived in Iowa City.; William Henry Hurd (b 1869), and Andrew Edwin Hurd (b 1872). They supposedly moved to Toronto after losing their youngest sons and reportedly had 2 other children there. Andrew Watt (b 1841), baliff for the town of Meaford, married Eliza Jane Lloyd and they had Robert Wellington Watt (b 1861) who lived in Nebraska, Utah, Idaho and Oregon; Charles Edward Watt (b 1864) who married Katie V. Garson and lived in Colorado, Portland and later in Malibu) and had children Ella T. Watt (b 1884), Charles Milton Watt (b 1887), and Nate C. Watt (b 1889); Anne Watt (b 1867 who died young); Ella Watt (b 1869) who married Charles Weeks and had son Herbert Weeks (b @ 1902); Jane (Jennie) Watt (b 1872) who married Frank E. Smith and lived in Fremont, NE; William John Watt (b 1875) who married Phoebe and lived in Denver with children Ruth M. Watt (b1904) and Betty Esther Watt (b 1906); James Albert Watt (b 1878) who married Alice W. (?Thompson) and lived in Denver with children Miriam Watt (b @ 1907 and married Barrie B. Cooper), and son James A. Watt (b @ 1914). Recognize any of this crowd? It would be fun to trace them back from Ireland to their original home of Scotland--since they were Scots-Irish. Marilyn Watt

Just as an example of Bowles mis-spellings, Hattie Rool in this record is almost certainly Henrietta (Hattie) Bowles, wife of Alexander Bowles (nee Armstrong) and the Aunt of the boy getting married. Probably the Bowles was written Bool with an unclosed B by the registrar and was then transcribed as Rool. > > From: Linne Gravestock <linne@gravestock.name> > Date: 2005/02/10 Thu AM 03:53:25 CST > To: BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Alexander Bowles , Ontario, Canada, 1883 > > ===================================================================== > Match: Bowles > Source: ONTARIO-L@rootsweb.com > From: "Jean Oxley" <djoxley@rbnet.com> > Subject: 1883 Marriages Frontenac > > > Some more marriages to go on line > > Format: Registration N0 & yr; (County); Grroms name, age; birthplace; > residence; status, occupation; his parents; Bride's name; age; > birthplace; residence; her parents; witnesses; marriage date and > place' > > Status= B- bachelor S- Spinster W - Widow or widower > > 003278-83; (Frontenac); Joseph VANALSTINE; 40 ; Pittsburgh; > Pittsburgh; B; farmer; s/o William & Nancy VANALSTINE; Margaret > MORRISON; 40; Ireland; Pittsburgh; W; d/o William & Rachel GIVENS; > wit: H.E. WILSON & Lizzie ALBERT; July 31, 1883; Kingston > > 003279-83; (Frontenac); William Ernest DONALDSON; 22; Pittsburgh; > Pittsburgh; B; farmer; s/o Robert DONALDSON & Sarah ARMSTRONG; > Elizabeth BELL; 18; Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh; S; d/o John & Elizabeth > Lucy BELL; wit; Hattie ROOL & Alexander BOWLES; August 1, 1883, > Kingston City > > 003280-83; (Frontenac); John Henry CALDBACK; 20; Kingston; Kingston; > B; Grocer; s/o James CALDBACK & Martha JOHNSON; Martha Flanagan > ROBINSON; 21; Kingston; Kingston; S; d/o Thomas ROBINSON & Hannah > ANDREWS; wit: James WILLIAMSON & Hannah ROBINSON; Aug. 8, 1883; > Kingston > > 003281-83; (Frontenac); William Kirkpatrick SMITH; 21; Storrington; > Storrington; B; farmer; s/o Benjamin SMITH & Elizabeth AGNEW; Sarah > Jane SMITH; 19; Storrington; Storrington; S; d/o Hugh SMITH & Lucy > PIERCE; wit: Emily CHAMBERS & William T. GORDON; Aug 8, 1883; Kingston > > 003282-83; (Frontenac); John ANGROVE; 23; England; Kingston: B; > blacksmith; s/o Henry & Elizabeth Jane ANGROVE; Lucy Ann JENKINS; > 23; England; Kingston; S; d/o Richard & Ellen JENKINS; wit: Henry > ANGROVE & Kate ANGROVE; Aug 11, 1883; Kingston > > 003283-83; (Frontenac); Charles O'NEAL; 26; Kingston; Kingston; B; > laborer; s/o Charles & Bridget O'NEAL; Theresa CARROL; 26; Kingston; > Kingston: S; d/o Patrick & Henrietta CARROL; wit: Wm GALLAGHER & > Ellen GALLAGHER; Aug 13, 1883; St. James, Kingston > > ===================================================================== > > Tom LaPorte

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: ONTARIO-L@rootsweb.com From: "Jean Oxley" <djoxley@rbnet.com> Subject: 1883 Marriages Frontenac Some more marriages to go on line Format: Registration N0 & yr; (County); Grroms name, age; birthplace; residence; status, occupation; his parents; Bride's name; age; birthplace; residence; her parents; witnesses; marriage date and place' Status= B- bachelor S- Spinster W - Widow or widower 003278-83; (Frontenac); Joseph VANALSTINE; 40 ; Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh; B; farmer; s/o William & Nancy VANALSTINE; Margaret MORRISON; 40; Ireland; Pittsburgh; W; d/o William & Rachel GIVENS; wit: H.E. WILSON & Lizzie ALBERT; July 31, 1883; Kingston 003279-83; (Frontenac); William Ernest DONALDSON; 22; Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh; B; farmer; s/o Robert DONALDSON & Sarah ARMSTRONG; Elizabeth BELL; 18; Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh; S; d/o John & Elizabeth Lucy BELL; wit; Hattie ROOL & Alexander BOWLES; August 1, 1883, Kingston City 003280-83; (Frontenac); John Henry CALDBACK; 20; Kingston; Kingston; B; Grocer; s/o James CALDBACK & Martha JOHNSON; Martha Flanagan ROBINSON; 21; Kingston; Kingston; S; d/o Thomas ROBINSON & Hannah ANDREWS; wit: James WILLIAMSON & Hannah ROBINSON; Aug. 8, 1883; Kingston 003281-83; (Frontenac); William Kirkpatrick SMITH; 21; Storrington; Storrington; B; farmer; s/o Benjamin SMITH & Elizabeth AGNEW; Sarah Jane SMITH; 19; Storrington; Storrington; S; d/o Hugh SMITH & Lucy PIERCE; wit: Emily CHAMBERS & William T. GORDON; Aug 8, 1883; Kingston 003282-83; (Frontenac); John ANGROVE; 23; England; Kingston: B; blacksmith; s/o Henry & Elizabeth Jane ANGROVE; Lucy Ann JENKINS; 23; England; Kingston; S; d/o Richard & Ellen JENKINS; wit: Henry ANGROVE & Kate ANGROVE; Aug 11, 1883; Kingston 003283-83; (Frontenac); Charles O'NEAL; 26; Kingston; Kingston; B; laborer; s/o Charles & Bridget O'NEAL; Theresa CARROL; 26; Kingston; Kingston: S; d/o Patrick & Henrietta CARROL; wit: Wm GALLAGHER & Ellen GALLAGHER; Aug 13, 1883; St. James, Kingston =====================================================================

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: ILDEWITT-L@rootsweb.com From: "SA Byrd" <SA_Byrd@msn.com> Subject: DeWitt ILGenWeb Announcements ***New Additions*** February 8, 2005 DeWitt ILGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~ildewitt/index.htm 1. New Obituaries: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ildewitt/id190.htm Alvin Duckworth, submitted by Emily Moore Rev. Wm. R. Howard, submitted by Lois Fullington William Ball, Judy Simpson Jennie (Barr) Carlisle, Judy Simpson Sheldon S. Eaton, Judy Simpson Catherine Ellington, Marcia Wriggle Daniel Ellington, Marcia Wriggle Rev. I. B. Gallagher, Judy Simpson Ella (Bivens) Howard, Lois Fullington Sarah (Short) Howard, Lois Fullington Rev. William R. Howard, Lois Fullington Susan (Bowles)Kenney, Judy Simpson Charles Leeper, Judy Simpson Ann (Gideon) Parker, Judy Simpson Kate (Cobb) Shepherd, Judy Simpson William Lewis Williams, Judy Simpson Mrs. Mary Woolley, Judy Simpson Plus, Judy transcribed three additional obits that were posted to their respective counties but in case any of you DeWitt descendants have family ties to these due to their close proximity, here are the names: May (Davis) Bosler, aka Mrs. Charles Bosler (Macon Co.); Richard J. Clough (Macon Co.); Emil Lenze (McLean Co.). 2. New Photos: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ildewitt/photographs.htm Rev. James C. Rucker, submitted by Lois Fullington Rev. William R. Howard, submitted by Lois Fullington Daniel & Catherine Ellington, submitted by Marcia Wriggle Daniel Ellington and (4) Children, submitted by Marcia Wriggle Daniel Ellington and (5) Children, submitted by Marcia Wriggle 3. New Scrapbook Items: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ildewitt/id459.htm Daniel Ellington - Celebrating 85 years, submitted by Marcia Wriggle (and a special Thank You to the Pantagraph Publishing Co., for granting us permission to reprint these articles!) ******End of Announcements****** =========================================