===================================================================== Match: Bowls Source: GA-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com From: Virginia Crilley <varcsix@hot.rr.com> Subject: 1861 "Soldiers' Aid Society Mary Ann Willoughby shared this article with me some time ago, and I found it so interesting. Does anyone know what this was? Ga R & H Asso, Augusta Where was this hospital? Staunton Hospital Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle & Sentinel Saturday, November 23, 1861 Contributions from "Soldiers' Aid Society of Shoals of Ogeechee", Mrs. Mary Cheeley of Glascock Co., Pres't, per J.. J.. Sparks, Sec'y From Mrs. F. C. Beal, Glascock, co., 1 yarn blkt, 1 counterpane, 2 sheets, 2 p cases, 2 shirts, 1 pair drawers, 1 towel. From Mrs. S. M. Verdery, Warren co., 3 shirts, 2 towels. From Mrs. R. T. Coleman, Glascock co., 1 pillow, 2 p cases, 1 long shirt, 2 towels From Mrs. M. T. Jenkins, Warren co., 1 counterpane, 2 shirts, 2 towels, 1 pr drawers. From Mrs. Wm. Neal, Warren co., 1 sheet, 1 p cases, 1 towel From Mrs. Mary Cheely, Glascock co., 2 blank's, 2 sheets, 2 pillows, 4 p cases, 5 towels, 1 shirt From Mrs. J. Clarke, Glascock co., 1 lin table cloth, 7 bdls bandages, 2 p cases, 5 towels. From Mrs. M. L. Coleman, Hancock co., 1 lin tbl cloth, 1 towel, 2 sheets, 2 p cases, 1 pillow, 1 pair drawers. From Mr. L. Cheely, Hancock co., 1 shirt, 1 bdl rags, 1 p cases, 1 sheet, 1 towel, 1 tbl cloth From Miss Fannie Jones, Warren co., 2 sheets From R. H. Clarke, Glascock co., 1 bx medicines. From J. J. sparks, Hancock co., 1 pr blankets From Mrs. L. Spiers, Warren co, 1 counterpane, 2 p cases, 1 towel., 1 pr socks. From Mrs. Charles Halk, 1 pr socks From Mrs. Richd Peters, Calhoun, Ga. Box No 1, sent to Staunton Hospital in September, 12 comforts, 1 pkg slippery elm. Box No. 2 sent to Dr. Logan at Richmond in September, 21 comforts, 14 small pillows for wounded limbs, 1 bag hops, 1 gab sage, slippery elm, old rags. Box No. 3, sent to Dr. Logan, Richmond, Oct 1, 20 bed ticks, 2 bed spreads, 5 pr old drawers, ‡ doz. Tumblers, 4 small cups a3 bibles, 4 lb epsom salts, 1 bdl corn starch, 1 paper of tapioca, 1 bdl old rags. Box No. 4, sent to Ga R & H Asso, Augusta, Nov 6, 1 bag rice, 1 bag meal, 1 bag shorts, 1 bag white beans, 1 bag table salt, 1 bag hops, 1 pkg spices, 1 paper tea, q pkg gelatine, 2 pks corn starch, 3 lb epson salts. 4 bots tomato catsup, o bot pickles, 1 bdl tyhme, 3 bots catawba wine, 8 bowls jelly, 1 doz candles, ‡ bu shockley apples. From Wm H. Griffith, Secty, Danielsville, Madison Co., Box no. 3, 86 quilts, l8 pillows and cases, 8 sheets, 2 pr socks, 3 p cases, 1 bdl sage Box No. 6, 1 mattress, 16 quilts, 17 sheets, 2 blankets, 28 towels, 62 p cases, 51 pillows, 2 hdkfs, 7 counterpanes, 4 coverlets, 13 pr socks, 2 shirts, 5 pr drawers, 8 bdl sage, 1 bag elm bark, 2 sacks flour, No. 1 and 2.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: KSRENO-L@rootsweb.com From: gdhobgen@aol.com Subject: Floyd N. Griffin, Rev. (1907 - 1962) Obit This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Griffin, Thompson, Stout, Bowles, Knosp, Phillips, Singleton Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Vm.2ADE/1303 Message Board Post: From The Hutchinson News Hutchinson, Kansas (Reno County) Friday, June 1, 1962 Rev. Floyd N. Griffin Rev. Floyd N. Griffin, 54 of St. Francis, died Thursday afternoon in Grace Hospital in Hutchinson after a year's illness. He was born July 1, 1907 in Mooreland, Okla. He was a member of the Pilgrim Holiness church and was at St. Francis several years. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Vivian Griffin, of the home; two sons, John O., 705 East 7th, and Dennis N., Peoria, Ill.; one daughter, Mrs. Verla Thompson, Ava, Okla.; two brothers, Charlie, Mooreland, Okla., and Gene, Roswell, N.M.; five sisters, Mrs. Iva Stout, Denver, Mrs. Eva Bowles, Hawthorne, Calif., Mrs. Velma Knosp, The Dalles, Ore.; Mrs. Beulah Phillips, Woodward, Okla., and Mrs. Lena Singleton, Wheaton, Ill.; and six grandchildren. Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Volkland Chapel with Revs. Howard Busby, Francis Hobbs and W. A. Strong officiating. Burial will be in Fairlawn Cemetery.

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: KansasCity-L@rootsweb.com From: "John O'Brien" <JohnOBrien@kc.rr.com> Subject: Mrs. Kate C. KIRKLAND d. 26 July 1934 - Kansas City, MO BOWLES, BRIDGES, KERNS, KIRKLAND, SCHERER, SILVERNAIL, THREADCRAFT Death of: Mrs. Kate C. KIRKLAND Date: Thursday, July 26, 1934 Place: at home Age: 78 years Residence: 622 Benton Blvd., Kansas City, MO Survivors: Niece: Mrs. Rose T. SCHERER, 1804 Grandview Blvd, Kansas City, KS Niece: Mrs. Grace BOWLES, Long Beach CA Niece: Mrs. Pearl KERNS, Detroit, MI Niece: Mrs. George THREADCRAFT, Lincoln, NE Niece: Mrs. Charles B. BRIDGES, Overland Park, KS Niece: Mrs. Lula T. SILVERNAIL, 307 North Sixteenth St., Kansas City, KS Services: graveside, 4 p.m., July 27, Mt. Muncie Cemetery, Leavenworth- Reference: "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Friday, July 27, 1934 ====================================================== (I have no connection with this family but I'd appreciate knowing if you found this posting helpful.) johnobrien@kc.rr.com ========================================

============================================= -Message: #7 Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2005 15:44:22 +0000 (GMT) From: Nigel Ritchie <nigelr123@btinternet.com To: LEICESTERSHIRE-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <20050116154422.46772.qmail@web86610.mail.ukl.yahoo.com Subject: Sock Factory & Wheel Pub in Oadby Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Hello everyone Can anyone help me locate an address for a sock factory in Oadby? One of my ancestors is listed on the 1881 census as owning a sock factory employing 15 people. His home address is given as Leicester Road in Oadby, so I am assuming the sock factory would also be in Oadby. Similarly a Kelly's Trade Directory from around this time lists 'John Bowles (fancy & sock)' under Hosiery & Sock Manufacturers in Oadby but gives no address for the factory. Likewise another ancestor is shown in the same Kelly's Trade Directory as being the landlord of the 'Wheel Inn' public house. The 1881 census lists this as being on Main Street in Oadby. The full text from Kelly's Directory reads "Hill, Zacharia, Butcher & BHS, Wheel " under Publicans. Any help in locating where either of these premises were would be much appreciated. Does the local Library in Oadby have any photo's of Oadby around 1881? Regards Linda ===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: LEICESTERSHIRE-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com From: Halfajigsaw@aol.com Subject: Re: Sock Factory & Wheel Pub in Oadby Linda, Can't help you with a sock factory - tho there was a children's clothing factory on the same side of the road as The Wheel, but closer to Oadby town recently (think it's now closed). The Wheel is still there - on what is now Leicester Road - been chucked out of there several times when younger for minor misdemeanours!! The link below should take you to a pic and info. http://www.pubutopia.com/pubs/L/Leicester/Oadby/The%20Wheel%20Inn/index.html Maggie P.S. Not sure about pics in library of old Oadby - I have seen some postcards of old Oadby in one of the photoshops, and think there might be at least one local history book that may be of interest - if I come across it will let you know. Mail to Halfajigsaw bouncing because of aol spam controls? Please try OzDais@hotmail.com Thanks ===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: LEICESTERSHIRE-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com From: Halfajigsaw@aol.com Subject: Re: Sock Factory & Wheel Pub in Oadby Linda, Have you checked 1871? John Bowles, same sock employer is at 28 London Road (North side), where Black Dog Inn is number 25. Not sure exactly where London Road changes into Leicester Road - but maybe it's the same place they were at 10 years later except with a different address?? Can send image if you like. Maggie Mail to Halfajigsaw bouncing because of aol spam controls? Please try OzDais@hotmail.com Thanks

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: SOUTH-AFRICA-IMMIGRANTS-BRITISH-L@rootsweb.com From: "Ellen Stanton" <harprulz@bellsouth.net> Subject: Methodist Parish Records: KWT Christenings 1881 Greetings to All, This is installment #40 of the Methodist Parish Records for Kingwilliamstown, Cape Province, South Africa. Dates follow American convention of MMDDYY. Some of the handwriting was very difficult to decipher, so entries with a ? denote my best guess. Microfilm# 1560855 Methodist Parish Records Kingwilliamstown Christenings: 1873-1912 Item 19 Entry #786 Child: Ethel Lilian Maria MORIARTY Parents: Thomas and Mary Louise Born: 7/22/1880 Baptized: 1/7/1881 Entry #787 Child: Carey Gordon KEEN Parents: Thomas and Eliza Born: 9/29/1868 Baptized: 1/8/1881 Entry #788 Child: William Alfred Harold DAVIS Parents: Alfred Edwin and Emily Agnes Born: 11/20/1880 Baptized: 1/9/1881 Entry #789 Child: Ethel May PIKE Parents: George and Emily Born: 1/3/1881 Baptized: 1/23/1881 Entry #790 Child: Ernest Walter BROWN Parents: Oliver Roston and Thomasine COSTALL Born: 12/23/1880 Baptized: 1/24/1881 Entry #791 Child: Ivy Maude KEEVY Parents: Matthew Francis and Mary Elizabeth Born: 11/29/1880 Baptized: 1/25/1881 Entry #792 Child: Gertrude Blanche THOMAS Parents: John Charles and Johanna Caroline Born: 10/25/1880 Baptized: 2/8/1881 Entry #793 Child: William John WATTRUS Parents: John and Isabella Ann Born: 12/15/1880 Baptized: 2/10/1881 Entry #794 Child: Elizabeth Mary Ann JAMES Parents: William Henry and Sarah Ann Rebecca Born: 1/20/1881 Baptized: 2/18/1881 Entry #795 Child: Annie Agnes FULLER Parents: William James and Martha Mary Anne Born: 12/23/1880 Baptized: 2/20/1881 Entry #796 Child: Lydia Lavinia FULLER Parents: William James and Martha Mary Anne Born: 12/23/1880 Baptized: 2/20/1881 Entry #797 Child: Alice Mandy BREMNER Parents: Andrew James Henry and Mary Ann Born: 1/29/1881 Baptized: 2/20/1881 Entry #798 Child: Mary Elizabeth HOWSE Parents: Thomas and Wilhelmina Born: 1/19/1881 Baptized: 2/21/1881 Entry #799 Child: Worthy Orchard CARTER Parents: Daniel Parker and Elizabeth Born: 5/2/1857 Baptized: 3/3/1881 Entry #800 Child: Charles Edward BAKER Parents: Edward and Maria Born: "two years and two months" Baptized: 3/7/1881 - Mrs. HONEY's house, Breidbach Entry #801 Child: Edward Henry BAKER Parents: Edward and Maria Born: "four months" Baptized: 3/7/1881 - Mrs. HONEY's house, Breidbach Entry #802 Child: Margaret Lesley KEEN Parents: Thomas and Eliza Born: 9/18/1863 Baptized: 3/15/1881 Entry #803 Child: Alice May CAMPBELL Parents: Alexander and Elizabeth Born: 11/16/1880 Baptized: 3/9/1881 Entry #804 Child: Jane Elizabeth SPENCELY Parents: George and Henrietta Maria Born: 3/11/1881 Baptized: 3/12/1881 Entry #805 Child: Edith Ruth BUDGE Parents: George and Martha Born: 12/26/1880 Baptized: 3/20/1881 Entry #806 - 809 - Skipped - Native Entry #810 Child: Maud Isabella Rosamond WILLIAMS Parents: Charles Thomas and Mary Born: 2/24/1881 Baptized: 3/29/1881 Entry #811 Child: Ethel Charlotte BUTLER Parents: John and Johanna Esther Born: 2/24/1881 Baptized: 4/6/1881 Entry #812 Child: Julia Allen COLE Parents: Henry and Mary Jane Born: 2/26/1881 Baptized: 3/29/1881 Entry #813 Child: Jessie Elizabeth BURTON Parents: Alfred Robinson and Mary Ann Born: 2/27/1881 Baptized: 3/29/1881 Entry #814 Child: Violet Lilian WELLBELOVED Parents: William James Travers and Ellen Maria Born: 2/24/1881 Baptized: 4/13/1881 Entry #815 Child: Valentine PICKERING Parents: Thomas Henry and Susan Wood Born: 2/14/1881 Baptized: 3/6/1881 Entry #816 Child: Arthur James CROKER Parents: Charles Robert and Adelaide Born: 1/22/1881 Baptized: 4/18/1881 Entry #817 Child: Thomas Clyde BROWN Parents: Thomas and Jane Born: 3/26/1881 Baptized: 4/28/1881 Entry #818 Child: Richard Thomas ROWLES Parents: John and Rosa Ann Born: 3/13/1881 Baptized: 4/24/1881 Entry #819 Child: Edward William HONEY Parents: Daniel Newman and Sarah Ann (deceased) Born: "about 24 years old" Baptized: 5/9/1881 Entry #820 Child: Augustus Hubert ARNOLD Parents: Joachim and Wilhelmina Born: 5/20/1881 Baptized: 5/21/1881 Entry #821 Child: Henry Bartle HARTLEY Parents: Henry Frederick and Anna Matilda Born: 3/21/1881 Baptized: 5/22/1881 Entry #822 Child: Charles Henry CLACK Parents: Charles William and Mary Elizabeth Born: 4/22/1881 Baptized: 5/24/1881 Entry #823 Child: Francis Edward SAUNDERS Parents: John Henry and Jeannette Born: 3/24/1881 Baptized: 5/17/1881 Entry #824 Child: Isidora Estella TYLER? Parents: Joseph John and Margaret Born: 5/29/1881 Baptized: 6/26/1881 Entry #825-827 - Skipped - Native Entry #828 Child: Catherine Mary Ann BANKS Parents: James Henry and Mary Ann Born: 6/21/1881 Baptized: 7/5/1881 Entry #829 Child: Henry George FUTTER Parents: Joseph George and Rachel Born: 6/5/1881 Baptized: 6/19/1881 Entry #830 Child: Henry William BOWLES Parents: William Mountford and Sarah Maria Born: 6/3/1881 Baptized: 6/30/1881 Entry #831 Child: Bertha Helena May SMITH Parents: William and Agnes Born: 5/22/1881 Baptized: 7/9/1881 Entry #832 Child: Walter John HAYTER Parents: William and Annie Elizabeth Born: 5/27/1881 Baptized: 7/5/1881 Entry #833 Child: Alice Maude TATHAM Parents: Joseph Henry and Mary Jane Born: 6/16/1881 Baptized: 7/10/1881 Entry #834 Child: Anette Mable VENABLES Parents: Josiah and Sarah Ann Born: 12/31/1880 Baptized: 7/12/1881 Entry #835 Child: James Henry DUCKLES (DUCKLER?) Parents: Thomas Edward and Catherine Born: 6/6/1881 Baptized: 7/21/1881 Entry #836 Child: Charles Edward DEXTER Parents: Joseph Edward and Haidee Born: 7/26/1881 Baptized: 8/14/1881 Entry #837 Child: John Warwick Hyde TAINTON Parents: Richard George (deceased) and Amelia Lockington Born: 5/1/1864 Baptized: 8/7/1881 Entry #838 Child: Henry Archibald Thomas WICKS Parents: Thomas Robert and Eliza Jane Born: 6/21/1881 Baptized: 8/16/1881 Entry #839 Child: Kate Muriel STREET Parents: Sidney Alan and Mary Born: 7/3/1881 Baptized: 8/12/1881 Entry #840 Child: Margaret CAMPBELL Parents: George and Margaret Gordon Born: 7/2/1881 Baptized: 8/21/1881 That's all for this installment. I will start with Entry #841 on Installment #41. Regards, Ellen Stanton Email: harprulz@bellsouth.net

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: VAAMHERS-L@rootsweb.com From: MFitzge745@aol.com Subject: Re: [VAAMHERS] Gannaway, Cunningham, Tait, Blauvelt, Mead and Coleman Maurice Gannaway was born at Sandidges, VA in 1899 to Gideon and Minnie Alice (Bowles) Gannaway. The house and farm where he was raised was purchased in 1915 by my g-grandfather George A. Mays when Gideon Gannaway and his younger children moved to Lynchburg. The Gannaway story and other family members are in Vol. I of Amherst County Heritage. Martha Emma Gannaway, sister to Maurice and now deceased, wrote fondly of her family life at Sandidges. Her story is published in Vol. II of the above mentioned book. Lots of Cunninghams in Vol. I of above book but a quick scan did not connect with any of your mentioned names. Robert Tait is mentioned briefly in Vol. I of above book as selling Spring Garden Estate in September 1921. William Coleman mentioned briefly as son of Lindsey and other siblings in same book. I am not connected to any of these families other than currently owning the Gannaway farm at Sandidges/Mt. Pleasant. Marlene M. Fitzgerald

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: ALCHAMBE-L@rootsweb.com From: AlArchives <poohbos@poohbos.com> Subject: Al-Chambers Co. Military (The 1st Battalio) Chambers County AlArchives Military Records.....The 1st Battalion Of Hilliardís Legion Company C Civilwar - Rosters Company C Hilliard's Legion ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/al/alfiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Linda Ayres WwLSARANDOLPH@aol.com January 19, 2005, 8:14 am The 1st Battalion Of Hilliardís Legion Company C The 1st Battalion of Hilliardís Legion Company C Chambers County Alabama Muster roll dated Jul 3, 1862 Camp Mary Hughley, George Whitfield Captain [Died 1889 Chambers County] William, Thomas H 1st Lieut Floyd, Charles 2nd Lieut [Died in Chambers County in 1886] Smith, John W. 2nd Lieut Yarbrough, Franklin 3rd Lieut [Died 1875 Chambers County] Wood, Benjamin F. 1st Sergeant Collins, Eli J. 2nd Sergeant Davidson, Whitfield Sergeant Echols, Milton F. Sergeant Holt, Samuel H. Sergeant Mills, Charles C. Sergeant Nolan, John H. Sergeant Thurman, Clement J. Sergeant Chambers, Joseph S. Corporal Hudman, William E. Corporal [Filed for pension in Lee County] Hunt, Allen T. Corporal Mills, John W. Corporal Privates: Abney, Sylvester S. [Filed for pension in Chambers County] Adams, Thomas M. Adams, William A. [Widow filed for pension in Lee County] Avaunt, John A. Bagley, Joseph C [Born 1845, died 1915 Chambers AL] Barber, George T. [Still in Chambers County in 1910] Blackmon, George W. Boles, Americus Bridges, David L. Cherry, Charles S Clemons, John A. Copeland, John T. Crawford, Joseph T [Filed for pension in Chambers County] Dallas, V.S Davis, E.L. Dixon, John E. Dowd, John Dunkins, John C. Echols, John H. Fears, Algernon Finch, James M [Also member of the 47th Al, filed for pension in Chambers County] Finch, Jeptha Finch, Thomas H. Foster, J. W. Gibson, James M. [Died in Troup County GA] Gibson, Legget [Died in Lee County?] Gibson, William Gunn, Simeon Henderson, William E. Higginbotham, William B. Holt, Henry M. Holt, John B. Holt, Martin T. Howard, H.H. Howell, Henry Hudman, James F. Hudson, Isaac McDaniel, Willis McCullough, Calvin H. [Filed for pension in Lee County] Mills, Benjamin D. Mills, G.T. Mitchell, L.L. Monk, John Murray, John S. Neally, Benjamin F. Newman, Crawford W. [Born 1824, died 1876 Chambers County] Nolen, Thomas F. OíBrien, William P. Parker, Leonidas W. [Died in Elmore County Alabama] Pitts, Asa [Died in Texas] Pitts, Joseph B. Potts, Franklin M Prather, Jabez M. Reed, James Reed, John W. Robinson, Leggert Robinson, Sidney J Smith, J. A. Standard, J.W Stewart, Jackson Stewart, Jeptha Stringfellow Talley, Linsey [Died during the war] Talley, Pane Thurman, William D. Todd, Andrew W. Truitt, Edmond Truitt, Henry Truitt, James T. Truitt, Walton F. Truitt, William H. Turner, Asbery W. Turner, Copeland B. Turner, Henry C. Upchurch, A.R. Upchurch, C. Upchurch, James K. Upchurch, Osborn Ward, James H. Webb, J.L. Webb, Joseph T. Webb, F.P. Webb, W.M. Webb, William H. Williams, C.H. Williams, J.F. Williams, John L. Williams, John T. Williams, Williams C. Wood, Fortunatus P. Wood, G.B. Wood, James H. Wood, John C. Yarbrough, Thomas J. Yarbrough, William F. The 60th Alabama Infantry Company K Chambers County Smith, H.W. Captain Smith, G.W. 1st Lieutenant Williams, Thomas H 1st Lieutenant Yarbrough, Franklin 1st Lieutenant Collins, E.I 2nd Lieutenant Echols, Edward F Sergeant Higginbotham, W.B Sergeant Hudmon, W.E Sergeant Nolan, J.H Sergeant Williams, J Sergeant Advent, J.A Corporal Bant, George T Corporal Chambers, J.S Corporal Upchurch, J.K Corporal Privates: Abney, Robert Abney, S.S Adams, J.J Adams, Wm A [Filed for pension in Lee County] Adams, Young [Died during the war] Avant, John Autrey, Thomas Bagley, Joseph C [Filed for pension in Chambers County] Bagley, Thomas L [Died during the war] Ball, T.S Barber, George T Barber, Thomas Bass, Wilburn M [Filed for pension in Lee County] Blackburn, T.M Blackmon, George W Bowler, A.H Bridges, D.L Clemons, Frank Clemons, J.A Copeland, J.A Copeland, John T Copeland, Samuel [Killed in a train wreak] Crawford, Joseph T [Died after 1921 Shawnut Alabama] Crawford, W.J Davis, Doc Davis, George Davis, John [Filed for pension in Chambers County] Davis, Joseph Davis, W.F Dixon, John E Dodd, John Echols, J.H Echols, M.F Fears, A.M Finch, Jep [Filed for pension in Lee County] Finch, Thomas [Died during the war] Floyd, C Foster, H.E Foster, J.W Fred, Patrick Gibson, J.M [Filed for pension in Chambers County] Gibson, Leggett Gibson, W.L Gunn, Simon Holt, B [Died during the war] Holt, Henry [Widow filed for pension in Lee County] Howell, Henry Hudmon, J.F Hudmon, Thomas P [Filed for pension in Lee County] Hunt, Allen P Leak, Samuel [Filed for pension in Lee County] McCulloch, Calvin [Filed for pension in Lee County] McDaniel, Willis McDonald, W.C Mills, George T Mills, George W Mills, J.N Mills, James T Neely, Benjamin Newman, C.W Parker, L.W [Filed for pension in Elmore County] Payne, J.H Pitts, A.W Pitts, J.B Prather, J.M Reed, James Reed, John W Robertson, S Robinson, Leggett Robinson, S.J Standard, J.W Talley, L.D Tankersley, Ben Todd, A.W Todd, Wade Truitt, C Truitt, Edmond Truitt, Henry C Truitt, James Truitt, William Turner, A.W Turner, C.B Turner, H.C Upchurch, Osborne Ward, James H Webb, F.P Webb, J.L Webb, T.A Webb, T.P Williams, C.H Williams, George T [Died in Virginia during the war] Williams, James Wood, Benjamin Wood, Greenberry Wood, J.C [Died in Ark] Yarbrough, Thomas Yarbrough, Wiley File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/chambers/military/civilwar/rosters/gmt64ucompanyc.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/alfiles/ File size: 6.5 Kb

Our first results are in! Kit #29596 has received the results for the first 12 markers. I have updated the webpage at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/bowlesdna.html to show the results in a chart form. As more results come in we will be able to compare them with this chart. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]

Descendants of George Bowles Generation No. 1 1. GEORGE1 BOWLES He married ANN HARVEY. Child of GEORGE BOWLES and ANN HARVEY is: 2. i. GEORGE2 BOWLES, b. 30 Aug 1807, Woodbridge, Suffolk. Generation No. 2 2. GEORGE2 BOWLES (GEORGE1) was born 30 Aug 1807 in Woodbridge, Suffolk. He married ELEANOR GODDARD 07 Jan 1829 in Wortham, Suffolk, daughter of JESSE GODDARD and SARAH CHURCHYARD. She was born 10 Apr 1808 in Wortham, Suffolk. Children of GEORGE BOWLES and ELEANOR GODDARD are: 3. i. GEORGE3 BOWLES, b. 27 Oct 1830, Wortham, Suffolk; d. Mar 1910, Coltishall Entire, Norfolk. ii. HARRY BOWLES, b. 1831. iii. JOHN BOWLES, b. 1834. 4. iv. SARAH BOWLES, b. 1836, Ingworth, Norfolk; d. 31 Dec 1889, 8 Carlton Grove, Battersea, Surrey. v. MARTHA BOWLES, b. 1840. vi. CATHERINE BOWLES, b. 1846, Norwich, Norfolk; m. THOMAS BRETT; b. 1844, Battersea, Surrey. Generation No. 3 3. GEORGE3 BOWLES (GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 27 Oct 1830 in Wortham, Suffolk, and died Mar 1910 in Coltishall Entire, Norfolk. He married SARAH. She was born 1840 in Walpole, Suffolk, and died Jun 1906 in Coltishall, Norfolk. Child of GEORGE BOWLES and SARAH is: i. MARTHA AGNES4 BOWLES, b. 1864, Moulton, Norfolk, England; d. 1943, Norwich, Norfolk; m. HARRY MOUNSER, Sep 1884, Norwich, Norfolk; b. 26 Sep 1864, Norwich, Norfolk, England; d. 1941, Norwich, Norfolk. 4. SARAH3 BOWLES (GEORGE2, GEORGE1) was born 1836 in Ingworth, Norfolk, and died 31 Dec 1889 in 8 Carlton Grove, Battersea, Surrey. She married JABEZ GEORGE ROPER 17 Nov 1861 in St. Marks, Lakenham, Norwich, William Higgins -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.2 - Release Date: 1/28/2005

In the 1871 census, I am looking for: George Bowles abt 63 born Woodbridge, Suffolk Wife Eleanor, Ellen or Helen abt 62 born Wortham, Suffolk In 1861 census they are at 15-16 Twenty-one Row, Lakenham, Norwich Does anyone have this George in their tree, his parents were George Bowles and Ann Harvey Hoping someone can help me, William Higgins.....in Mississauga, Ontario -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.2 - Release Date: 1/28/2005

I have seen this George Bowles + Ann Harvey while searching for my own George Bowles. I will go throUgh my records and see if I can Find them. Randi William Higgins <higginsw@ica.net> wrote:In the 1871 census, I am looking for: George Bowles abt 63 born Woodbridge, Suffolk Wife Eleanor, Ellen or Helen abt 62 born Wortham, Suffolk In 1861 census they are at 15-16 Twenty-one Row, Lakenham, Norwich Does anyone have this George in their tree, his parents were George Bowles and Ann Harvey Hoping someone can help me, William Higgins.....in Mississauga, Ontario -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.2 - Release Date: 1/28/2005

Dear Bowles Listers, I've been out on Scammon's Lagoon, enjoying the whales for the last ten days. It's at about the midpoint of Baja California where there's no Internet access. Whales almost as thick as sparrows on the ground, so if you get a chance to see them---go. But know that to get there, it's several days of a long, long bus ride. I'm going to start culling through the PML again for the various items that I post to the Bowles list. Going to send about ten items a day again until we get back to a normal number of two or three. So newcomers, the ten a day that I'll be posting is not our usual number of items that you'll usually see. Your exhausted but happy bus rider, Linne

I have found this several times where the wife changes her name after she names a daughter after herself. In this case Mary changed her name to Elizabeth after her daughter Mary was born. Anybody know the reason? Could John and Ann be John and Sarah Ann Knight? Leathel, PS. This a good indication husband had died. And Mary Elizabeth was living in Hanover in 1768.Want to know where Mary Elizabeth was living in Hanover Co? Goochland Co, Marriage: June 20, 1744 Benjamin BOWLES to Mary WEBBER; sec. Philip Webber; witn. H. Wood November 27, 1768 John BOWLES of Hanover, to Mary REDFORD, orphan of Wm. Redford, deceased, sec. John Cannon. Elizabeth BOWLES certifies that her son John, was 21 last May ( John born May,1747, Benjamin & Elizabeth Bowles )

I am pleased to announce that the Bowles DNA Project has added its 12th participant, joining us from England. His Bowles ancestry is detailed at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/bowlesdna/31624.html . Our first group of test results should become available in less than three weeks (mid February) and will be posted at http://www.familytreedna.com/public/BowlesDNA/ as they become available. Just a reminder to those of you who are still contemplating joining the project, you may learn more about it, and sign up for your own DNA kit by visiting the site at http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=W26816&special=true . Also feel free to contact me privately with your questions. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator [mailto:hartley@iglou.com]

Dear Leathel or anyone who can help fill the blanks. I am a descendant of Ruth BOWLES. Ruth married Benjamin THACKER around 1757 (or earlier). I believe they were married in Goochland Co. VA. Would anyone have any information that they would care to share? Thanks in advance, Donna Hines Leathel Bowles <LEATHEL@worldnet.att.net> wrote: We still have John and Ann as a maybe father of Elijah Bowles.I have added another possibable, Benjamin Bowles that had land in Henrico Co. I believe him to be Benjamin Bowles that married Mary Webber in Goochland Co 1744. Thomas Bowles b.1733, probable not. Gideon Bowles d. 1796. probable not. Not mention in either will. David Bowles, another maybe. David mentions a lawsuit family in his 1806 will. Elijah had money in 1809. David named his first son Jesse after his brother Jesse (Isaac) bastard son of Anne Bowles born April 9, 1734. Elijah could be the baby of John and Ann family and brother of David? Leathel, Who is the father of Elijah Bowles born 1751? 1. John and Ann 2. Henry 3. Thomas b.1733, d.1813 4. Gideon b.abt 1730, d. 1796 5. David b. 1732, d. 1806 6. John Bowles b. 1726 7. Benjamin Bowles

Thomas Phillip Bowles family came to Barren Co, KY before Elijah Bowles came to Barren Co. Thomas Phillip was born 1748 and Elijah born 1751. They could be brothers. Thomas Phillip died in Hanover Co 1795, Sarah left Hanover Co about 1802 with the family. What I have a problem with is this Goochland Co,Va marriage record and the first three or four children listed as Thomas and Sarah children? Are they Elijah's children by a first marriage? These children were in the company of Sarah during their stay in Barren Co. William Bowles and Valencia Branch were married to other people before they married in Henrico Co, VA, May 24, 1802.Virlynch Branch m. Charles Gill, April 24, 1788. Henrico Co, VA. and had a son Edward Gill. Leathel, Goochland Co, Marriage Records Philip-Sarah Bacon, 29 Dec 1773 Descendants of Thomas Phillip Bowles 1 Thomas Phillip Bowles 1748 - 1794 .. +Sarah Bacon - 1833 ........ 2 William Bowles 1772 - 1826 ............ +Valencia Branch ........ 2 Thomas Bowles 1773 - ........ 2 John Bowles 1774 - ............ +Elizabeth Longon ........ 2 Mary ( Polly) Bowles 1775 - ............ +John B. Longon ........ 2 Phillip Bowles 1775 - ........ 2 Sarah Bowles 1775 - ........ 2 Lyddall Bowles 1783 - 1835 ........ 2 Benjamin Bowles 1784 - ............ +Elizabeth Jefferies

For John Bowles b.1726, I don't have a lot other than date of birth that could make him the father of Elijah Bowles b.1751. I have some information that might be on him in different states. There was a Charles Bowles in Woodford Co, Ky in 1810 census that probable is his son and could be this Charles Vowles: MILITARY WARRANTS TO KY CHARLES VOWLES 26661/3 161 3YRS LIEUTENANT STATE LINE 3-7-1783 Benjamin Bowles that married Mary Webber 1744 in Goochland Co. I believe is the father of Benjamin Bowles who died in NC 1780 leaving land in KY to brothers John, Thomas. Thomas being Thomas Phillip Bowles who married Sarah Bacon. Thomas Phillip lived and died in Hanover Co. There is some information on this family that is not correct that makes Benjamin and Mary possible parents of Elijah b.1751.I'll do the incorrect information next. Leathel, Who is the father of Elijah Bowles born 1751? 1. John and Ann 2. Henry 3. Thomas b.1733, d.1813 4. Gideon b.abt 1730, d. 1796 5. David b. 1732, d. 1806 6. John Bowles b. 1726 7. Benjamin Bowles

We still have John and Ann as a maybe father of Elijah Bowles.I have added another possibable, Benjamin Bowles that had land in Henrico Co. I believe him to be Benjamin Bowles that married Mary Webber in Goochland Co 1744. Thomas Bowles b.1733, probable not. Gideon Bowles d. 1796. probable not. Not mention in either will. David Bowles, another maybe. David mentions a lawsuit family in his 1806 will. Elijah had money in 1809. David named his first son Jesse after his brother Jesse (Isaac) bastard son of Anne Bowles born April 9, 1734. Elijah could be the baby of John and Ann family and brother of David? Leathel, Who is the father of Elijah Bowles born 1751? 1. John and Ann 2. Henry 3. Thomas b.1733, d.1813 4. Gideon b.abt 1730, d. 1796 5. David b. 1732, d. 1806 6. John Bowles b. 1726 7. Benjamin Bowles

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This Henry Bowles (Vowles) is a brother to Thomas Bowles of Chesterfield Co, VA. Henry had 10 whites living with him in 1783. Between Henry,Thomas and Zachariel there were over 20 Bowles that went someplace after 1783, VA,KY,NC, ECT. You will notice I left Charles, Walter, and Zachariel on the list below. Boyles Co, Ky was named after one of these Bowles. Elijah b. 1751 could be his son, I don't think so? His brother, maybe? Last week it was Henry Towles, this week Henry Vowles and Henry Boyles. Leathel, Revolutionary War: From "Virginia Colonial Militia" Land Bounty Certificates: Henry Bowles enlisted in Col. Byrd's Regt. of Regulars, raised during the late war between Great Britain and France, and served till legally discharged. Chesterfield County, 5 May 1780. Census for Chesterfield Co. 1783. Henry Boles, 10 whites MILITARY WARRANTS TO KY CHARLES VOWLES 26661/3 161 3YRS LIEUTENANT STATE LINE 3-7-1783 HENRY VOWLES 4000 162 3 YRS CAPT. ARTILLARY 3-7-1783 WALTER VOWLES 46662/3 163 SERVICE CAPT. STATE LINE 3-7-1783 HENRY VOWLS 2000 12 101 5-27-1785 MILITARY CUMBERLAND RIVER HENRY VOWLS 2666 12 102 8-7-1785 MILITARY RUSSELL CR. HENRY VOWLS 2000 12 104 12-10-1784 MILITARY BIG BARREN RIVER HENRY VOWLS 2000 1 9 8-3-1784 SURVEYED CUMBERLAND RIVER HENRY VOWLS 26662/3 1 23 8-4-1784 SURVEYED RUSSELL CR. HENRY VOWLS 2000 1 31 8-5-1784 SURVEYED BIG BARREN RIVER HENRY VOWLS 2000 1 72 8-10-1784 SURVEYED NONE My guess is that these 2000 acres are the 2000 acrs surveyed 8-10-1784. This is in southwest Barren Co, south of where Nathaniel V. Bowles settled. 1811, Charles Settle of Warren Co,Ky to Henry Carter of Barren, Ky. part of a military survey of 2000 ac for Henry Vowls. Location is west of Beaver Cr. near the mouth of Skagg's Cr. NAME ACRES BOOK PAGE DEED DATE RESIDENCE LOCATION ZACHARIEL VOWELS 3500 J 204 1-1803 FALMOUTH SKAGGS & BIG BONE LICK CR. ZACHARIEL VOWELS 3720 J 218 5-4-1805 FALMOUTH SKAGGS & BIG BONE LICK CR.