George is listed in three census years put his date of birth as 1835, we can + or - one year.
George married Martha E Price in 26 March 1862 in Crawford Co Missouri, after their marriage he enlisted in the Confederate army like his brother Caleb. Towards the end of the war, he was captured, and sent to a union prison, Martha his wife was able to plead with President Lincoln for his pardon , he granted her request.
They had children, one of them William Long Bowles married in Los Angeles and died here in 1935.
George and Martha did survive till 1900 or more in Bonhomie Twp near St. Louis
More later.
George is listed in three census years put his date of birth as 1835, we can + or - one year.
George married Martha E Price in 26 March 1862 in Crawford Co Missouri, after their marriage he enlisted in the Confederate army like his brother Caleb. Towards the end of the war, he was captured, and sent to a union prison, Martha his wife was able to plead with President Lincoln for his pardon , he granted her request.
They had children, one of them William Long Bowles married in Los Angeles and died here in 1935.
George and Martha did survive till 1900 or more in Bonhomie Twp near St. Louis
More later.
Family Members
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Joseph Thomas Bowles
1808–1872
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Anderson Bowles
1812–1891
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Jane "Jinsey" Bowles Vandover
1819–1898
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Margaret Jane Bowles Byrns
1820–1908
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Dr William Hearst Bowles
1827–1903
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John Wesley Bowles
1828 – unknown
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Elizabeth Ann Bowles
1831 – unknown
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Caleb Bowles
1832–1893
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Mary A Bowles
1833 – unknown
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Sophia Bowles
1836 – unknown
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