Died. Alfred Bowser, one of the early settlers of this county, died at his home southwest of Holton, Monday June 9th. Mr. Bowser was born and raised in Tennessee, and came to Jackson county among the first. He was 63 years old at his death, and was generally respected as an honest, hard-working good citizen.
--The Holton Weekly Recorder, June 12, 1890.
Personal. Mrs. Green Blosser and Mrs. Rowlin Blosser, of Lamar, Colorado, who. came in to attend the funeral of their father, Alfred Bowser.
--The Holton Weekly Signal, June 18, 1890.
Unable to verify Civil War service.
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Came to Atchison county in Nov 1856 from TN: Holton Recorder, 13 Sep 1906, pg 11
Died. Alfred Bowser, one of the early settlers of this county, died at his home southwest of Holton, Monday June 9th. Mr. Bowser was born and raised in Tennessee, and came to Jackson county among the first. He was 63 years old at his death, and was generally respected as an honest, hard-working good citizen.
--The Holton Weekly Recorder, June 12, 1890.
Personal. Mrs. Green Blosser and Mrs. Rowlin Blosser, of Lamar, Colorado, who. came in to attend the funeral of their father, Alfred Bowser.
--The Holton Weekly Signal, June 18, 1890.
Unable to verify Civil War service.
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Came to Atchison county in Nov 1856 from TN: Holton Recorder, 13 Sep 1906, pg 11
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Charles R. Bowser
1822–1908
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John Wesley Bowser
1823–1895
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Emmaline Bowser
1826–1890
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Caroline Bowser Hale
1827–1879
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Napoleon Bonaparte Bowser
1831–1909
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George Washington Bowser
1833–1890
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Sara Jane Bowser Copas
1835–1872
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Mary Elizabeth Bowser Jackson
1837–1915
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James K. Polk Bowser
1839–1916
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Nancy Ellen Bowser Brawner
1841–1926
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Martha Louise Bowser Robertson
1844–1917
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William Columbus "Dick" Bowser
1846–1916
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