Dudley was the son of Dudley Mitchum Bowman and his wife Virginia Smith.
He married Mary Dunlap on September 9, 1891 in Danville, Boyle, KY. She was the daughter of Dr. Richard Dunlap and his wife Sallie.
They had two children, Catherine D. and Dudley M. Bowman. In the late 1890s, Dudley and Mary moved to Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri where Dudley was a salesman in the silk wholesale business.
Dudley was still a resident of Kansas City, but he spent the last seven days of his life at the State Hospital in St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri, where he died.
OBITUARY
Dudley Mitchum Bowman, former resident of Mercer county, died Wednesday, August 24, 1938 at Kansas City, Mo., where he had made his home for about forty years. Mr. Bowman was a son of Dudley and Virginia Smith Bowman and was born about 73 years ago at the family homestead, Bellevue, near Burgin, this county. His ancestors were among the first settlers of this community and were prominently identified with its development for several generations. Mr. Bowman attended Centre College and married Miss Mary Dunlap, of Danville, who survives, with one daughter, Mrs. Harold Batchelor, a grandson Dudley Bowman Batchelor, all of Kansas City, who with Col. Batchelor accompanied the remains here. Mr. Bowman is also survived by a sister, Mrs. H. C. Cassell, Fort Worth, Tex., and a brother, A. Smith Bowman, of Fairfax, Va., both of whom were former well known citizens of Harrodsburg.
Mr. Bowman was engaged in the real estate business in Kansas City, but was forced from continuing his active career some time ago by a breakdown in health. Pneumonia developed a few days before the end. The funeral was at the family lot in Spring Hill Cemetery, where members of his kindred for several generations, are buried. Rev. T. Hassell Bowen, pastor of the Christian church, conducted the service.
Active bearers, Charles Cecil, III, Danville; Capt. Bacon R. Moore, Dr. J. Tom Price, Will Smock, Jr., Douglass Curry, John Buster; honorary, R. E. Goddard, Judge C. A. Hardin, H. C. Wood, James T. Cooke, Lafon Riker, Lee Smock, D. M. Hutton, W. B. Lowe, Henry Cassell.
(courtesy of Harrodsburg Herald, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, Ky, Fri Sep 2, 1938)
He married Mary Dunlap on September 9, 1891 in Danville, Boyle, KY. She was the daughter of Dr. Richard Dunlap and his wife Sallie.
They had two children, Catherine D. and Dudley M. Bowman. In the late 1890s, Dudley and Mary moved to Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri where Dudley was a salesman in the silk wholesale business.
Dudley was still a resident of Kansas City, but he spent the last seven days of his life at the State Hospital in St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri, where he died.
OBITUARY
Dudley Mitchum Bowman, former resident of Mercer county, died Wednesday, August 24, 1938 at Kansas City, Mo., where he had made his home for about forty years. Mr. Bowman was a son of Dudley and Virginia Smith Bowman and was born about 73 years ago at the family homestead, Bellevue, near Burgin, this county. His ancestors were among the first settlers of this community and were prominently identified with its development for several generations. Mr. Bowman attended Centre College and married Miss Mary Dunlap, of Danville, who survives, with one daughter, Mrs. Harold Batchelor, a grandson Dudley Bowman Batchelor, all of Kansas City, who with Col. Batchelor accompanied the remains here. Mr. Bowman is also survived by a sister, Mrs. H. C. Cassell, Fort Worth, Tex., and a brother, A. Smith Bowman, of Fairfax, Va., both of whom were former well known citizens of Harrodsburg.
Mr. Bowman was engaged in the real estate business in Kansas City, but was forced from continuing his active career some time ago by a breakdown in health. Pneumonia developed a few days before the end. The funeral was at the family lot in Spring Hill Cemetery, where members of his kindred for several generations, are buried. Rev. T. Hassell Bowen, pastor of the Christian church, conducted the service.
Active bearers, Charles Cecil, III, Danville; Capt. Bacon R. Moore, Dr. J. Tom Price, Will Smock, Jr., Douglass Curry, John Buster; honorary, R. E. Goddard, Judge C. A. Hardin, H. C. Wood, James T. Cooke, Lafon Riker, Lee Smock, D. M. Hutton, W. B. Lowe, Henry Cassell.
(courtesy of Harrodsburg Herald, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, Ky, Fri Sep 2, 1938)
Dudley was the son of Dudley Mitchum Bowman and his wife Virginia Smith.
He married Mary Dunlap on September 9, 1891 in Danville, Boyle, KY. She was the daughter of Dr. Richard Dunlap and his wife Sallie.
They had two children, Catherine D. and Dudley M. Bowman. In the late 1890s, Dudley and Mary moved to Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri where Dudley was a salesman in the silk wholesale business.
Dudley was still a resident of Kansas City, but he spent the last seven days of his life at the State Hospital in St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri, where he died.
OBITUARY
Dudley Mitchum Bowman, former resident of Mercer county, died Wednesday, August 24, 1938 at Kansas City, Mo., where he had made his home for about forty years. Mr. Bowman was a son of Dudley and Virginia Smith Bowman and was born about 73 years ago at the family homestead, Bellevue, near Burgin, this county. His ancestors were among the first settlers of this community and were prominently identified with its development for several generations. Mr. Bowman attended Centre College and married Miss Mary Dunlap, of Danville, who survives, with one daughter, Mrs. Harold Batchelor, a grandson Dudley Bowman Batchelor, all of Kansas City, who with Col. Batchelor accompanied the remains here. Mr. Bowman is also survived by a sister, Mrs. H. C. Cassell, Fort Worth, Tex., and a brother, A. Smith Bowman, of Fairfax, Va., both of whom were former well known citizens of Harrodsburg.
Mr. Bowman was engaged in the real estate business in Kansas City, but was forced from continuing his active career some time ago by a breakdown in health. Pneumonia developed a few days before the end. The funeral was at the family lot in Spring Hill Cemetery, where members of his kindred for several generations, are buried. Rev. T. Hassell Bowen, pastor of the Christian church, conducted the service.
Active bearers, Charles Cecil, III, Danville; Capt. Bacon R. Moore, Dr. J. Tom Price, Will Smock, Jr., Douglass Curry, John Buster; honorary, R. E. Goddard, Judge C. A. Hardin, H. C. Wood, James T. Cooke, Lafon Riker, Lee Smock, D. M. Hutton, W. B. Lowe, Henry Cassell.
(courtesy of Harrodsburg Herald, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, Ky, Fri Sep 2, 1938)
He married Mary Dunlap on September 9, 1891 in Danville, Boyle, KY. She was the daughter of Dr. Richard Dunlap and his wife Sallie.
They had two children, Catherine D. and Dudley M. Bowman. In the late 1890s, Dudley and Mary moved to Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri where Dudley was a salesman in the silk wholesale business.
Dudley was still a resident of Kansas City, but he spent the last seven days of his life at the State Hospital in St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri, where he died.
OBITUARY
Dudley Mitchum Bowman, former resident of Mercer county, died Wednesday, August 24, 1938 at Kansas City, Mo., where he had made his home for about forty years. Mr. Bowman was a son of Dudley and Virginia Smith Bowman and was born about 73 years ago at the family homestead, Bellevue, near Burgin, this county. His ancestors were among the first settlers of this community and were prominently identified with its development for several generations. Mr. Bowman attended Centre College and married Miss Mary Dunlap, of Danville, who survives, with one daughter, Mrs. Harold Batchelor, a grandson Dudley Bowman Batchelor, all of Kansas City, who with Col. Batchelor accompanied the remains here. Mr. Bowman is also survived by a sister, Mrs. H. C. Cassell, Fort Worth, Tex., and a brother, A. Smith Bowman, of Fairfax, Va., both of whom were former well known citizens of Harrodsburg.
Mr. Bowman was engaged in the real estate business in Kansas City, but was forced from continuing his active career some time ago by a breakdown in health. Pneumonia developed a few days before the end. The funeral was at the family lot in Spring Hill Cemetery, where members of his kindred for several generations, are buried. Rev. T. Hassell Bowen, pastor of the Christian church, conducted the service.
Active bearers, Charles Cecil, III, Danville; Capt. Bacon R. Moore, Dr. J. Tom Price, Will Smock, Jr., Douglass Curry, John Buster; honorary, R. E. Goddard, Judge C. A. Hardin, H. C. Wood, James T. Cooke, Lafon Riker, Lee Smock, D. M. Hutton, W. B. Lowe, Henry Cassell.
(courtesy of Harrodsburg Herald, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, Ky, Fri Sep 2, 1938)
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