daughter of
William Bronson and Amelia Newman Bowen
Born at 16 W. Babcock (located on the present site of the Elks parking lot, the house burned after 1960.) She was 5 when her Mother died. Her step-mother was Agnes Develin. She sewed well and made her own wedding dress. She did dressmaking, tailoring, alternations, knitted, crocheted for many of the finer families in Bozeman.She was very fond of children and active in the Pythian Sisters organization.
William Bronson and Amelia Newman Bowen
Born at 16 W. Babcock (located on the present site of the Elks parking lot, the house burned after 1960.) She was 5 when her Mother died. Her step-mother was Agnes Develin. She sewed well and made her own wedding dress. She did dressmaking, tailoring, alternations, knitted, crocheted for many of the finer families in Bozeman.She was very fond of children and active in the Pythian Sisters organization.
daughter of
William Bronson and Amelia Newman Bowen
Born at 16 W. Babcock (located on the present site of the Elks parking lot, the house burned after 1960.) She was 5 when her Mother died. Her step-mother was Agnes Develin. She sewed well and made her own wedding dress. She did dressmaking, tailoring, alternations, knitted, crocheted for many of the finer families in Bozeman.She was very fond of children and active in the Pythian Sisters organization.
William Bronson and Amelia Newman Bowen
Born at 16 W. Babcock (located on the present site of the Elks parking lot, the house burned after 1960.) She was 5 when her Mother died. Her step-mother was Agnes Develin. She sewed well and made her own wedding dress. She did dressmaking, tailoring, alternations, knitted, crocheted for many of the finer families in Bozeman.She was very fond of children and active in the Pythian Sisters organization.
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