Emanuel farmed his entire life and was a very talented man as he was able to build many things on his farm in Bogard,MO, including buildings, a loom, and a wagon. He also was a skilled blacksmith.
As a musician he played the fiddle, Jews harp and Harmonica, and he sang bass at church. "Beulah Land" was his favorite hymn. His in-laws (known as "Ma" and "Pa" Douglas) lived with the family for many years before their passing.
Emanuel died suddenly of a heart attack while working in the barn on a bitterly cold February afternoon. (It was -66 in Wyoming and -23 in Texas). He was almost 61 years of age.
MO Death Cert. #4985
Emanuel farmed his entire life and was a very talented man as he was able to build many things on his farm in Bogard,MO, including buildings, a loom, and a wagon. He also was a skilled blacksmith.
As a musician he played the fiddle, Jews harp and Harmonica, and he sang bass at church. "Beulah Land" was his favorite hymn. His in-laws (known as "Ma" and "Pa" Douglas) lived with the family for many years before their passing.
Emanuel died suddenly of a heart attack while working in the barn on a bitterly cold February afternoon. (It was -66 in Wyoming and -23 in Texas). He was almost 61 years of age.
MO Death Cert. #4985
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Christie Harvey Bowen
1901–1918
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Robert Otey Bowen
1902–1936
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Lovey Eunice "Tony" Bowen Whitacre
1905–1990
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Lola Marie Bowen Cook
1907–2004
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James D. "Jimmy" Bowen
1909–1985
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John Willard Bowen
1910–1919
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Martin Jessie Bowen
1913–1993
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PFC Orval Leo Bowen
1914–1985
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Jasper Fred Bowen
1918–2010
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Earnest Carlyle Bowen
1920–1920
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