BOWLES,Cicero Randolph, Sr.
Oldest of nine children born to
Anderson Bowles (1804-1878)
& Nancy Ann Eads (1816-1850).
Cicero R. Bowles married
Elizabeth Williams 28 Aug 1859
in Jackson County Georgia.
They had 6 children.
Cicero served in the Georgia
Confederate Calvery during the
Civil War.
Cicero & Elizabeth's son,
Cicero R.,Jr moved his family to
Smith County, Texas in a covered
wagon abt.1890, creating a new line
of Bowles' in Texas.
Oldest of nine children born to
Anderson Bowles (1804-1878)
& Nancy Ann Eads (1816-1850).
Cicero R. Bowles married
Elizabeth Williams 28 Aug 1859
in Jackson County Georgia.
They had 6 children.
Cicero served in the Georgia
Confederate Calvery during the
Civil War.
Cicero & Elizabeth's son,
Cicero R.,Jr moved his family to
Smith County, Texas in a covered
wagon abt.1890, creating a new line
of Bowles' in Texas.
BOWLES,Cicero Randolph, Sr.
Oldest of nine children born to
Anderson Bowles (1804-1878)
& Nancy Ann Eads (1816-1850).
Cicero R. Bowles married
Elizabeth Williams 28 Aug 1859
in Jackson County Georgia.
They had 6 children.
Cicero served in the Georgia
Confederate Calvery during the
Civil War.
Cicero & Elizabeth's son,
Cicero R.,Jr moved his family to
Smith County, Texas in a covered
wagon abt.1890, creating a new line
of Bowles' in Texas.
Oldest of nine children born to
Anderson Bowles (1804-1878)
& Nancy Ann Eads (1816-1850).
Cicero R. Bowles married
Elizabeth Williams 28 Aug 1859
in Jackson County Georgia.
They had 6 children.
Cicero served in the Georgia
Confederate Calvery during the
Civil War.
Cicero & Elizabeth's son,
Cicero R.,Jr moved his family to
Smith County, Texas in a covered
wagon abt.1890, creating a new line
of Bowles' in Texas.
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Name on Headstone 'Cicero R. Boles'
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