Phillip Pipkin Bowen, minister of the gospel, was born to John and Anna Pipkin Bowen in Kershaw County, South Carolina in 1799.
Phillip married Frances "Fanny" M. DuBose in 1831, she was the daughter of Amos and Elizabeth Vaughan Dubose. In 1832 after her marriage to Phillip, Fanny opened the Sumterville Female Academy, and in 1835 opened the Bishopville Academy in Bishville, South Carolina. Prior to these schools she had been principal of the Fayette Female Academy.
Phillip and Fanny had a daughter Julia Pauline Bowen (1832-1911). After the death of Fanny, Phillip married her younger sister Mary Matilda DuBose. Phillip and Mary raised seven children:
Oscar DuBose 1843-1920
Joesphine 1845-1850
Virginia 1847-1941
Wiley 1848
Anna 1851-1945
Phillip 1856
Eveline 1858
Phillip married Frances "Fanny" M. DuBose in 1831, she was the daughter of Amos and Elizabeth Vaughan Dubose. In 1832 after her marriage to Phillip, Fanny opened the Sumterville Female Academy, and in 1835 opened the Bishopville Academy in Bishville, South Carolina. Prior to these schools she had been principal of the Fayette Female Academy.
Phillip and Fanny had a daughter Julia Pauline Bowen (1832-1911). After the death of Fanny, Phillip married her younger sister Mary Matilda DuBose. Phillip and Mary raised seven children:
Oscar DuBose 1843-1920
Joesphine 1845-1850
Virginia 1847-1941
Wiley 1848
Anna 1851-1945
Phillip 1856
Eveline 1858
Phillip Pipkin Bowen, minister of the gospel, was born to John and Anna Pipkin Bowen in Kershaw County, South Carolina in 1799.
Phillip married Frances "Fanny" M. DuBose in 1831, she was the daughter of Amos and Elizabeth Vaughan Dubose. In 1832 after her marriage to Phillip, Fanny opened the Sumterville Female Academy, and in 1835 opened the Bishopville Academy in Bishville, South Carolina. Prior to these schools she had been principal of the Fayette Female Academy.
Phillip and Fanny had a daughter Julia Pauline Bowen (1832-1911). After the death of Fanny, Phillip married her younger sister Mary Matilda DuBose. Phillip and Mary raised seven children:
Oscar DuBose 1843-1920
Joesphine 1845-1850
Virginia 1847-1941
Wiley 1848
Anna 1851-1945
Phillip 1856
Eveline 1858
Phillip married Frances "Fanny" M. DuBose in 1831, she was the daughter of Amos and Elizabeth Vaughan Dubose. In 1832 after her marriage to Phillip, Fanny opened the Sumterville Female Academy, and in 1835 opened the Bishopville Academy in Bishville, South Carolina. Prior to these schools she had been principal of the Fayette Female Academy.
Phillip and Fanny had a daughter Julia Pauline Bowen (1832-1911). After the death of Fanny, Phillip married her younger sister Mary Matilda DuBose. Phillip and Mary raised seven children:
Oscar DuBose 1843-1920
Joesphine 1845-1850
Virginia 1847-1941
Wiley 1848
Anna 1851-1945
Phillip 1856
Eveline 1858
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