1st wife of Langdon Bowie
Langdon Bowie and his 1st wife Eliza, had John Andrew Bowie in 1833. She would died before 1850 in Charlottesville Co, SC
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From Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.)
Maj John Bowie, (b 1740-1827), was captain in the Continental Line at Savannah, where he was wounded. He acted as major in Williamson's brigade and served to the close of the war. He was born in Scotland; died in Abbeville, South Carolina.
Major John Bowie (b 1740-1827) (8185969) and Rosa Reid (b 1743) (8185867) , his wife
~~Andrew Bowie (b. 1773) (20796470) and Rosey Ann Watt, his wife (b 1780) (22669123)
~~~~Langdon Bowie (b 1806) (52302479) and Eliza Coffin, his first wife (177897726)
~~~~~~John Andrew Bowie (b 1833) and Lucy J. Smith (b 1838), his wife
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The Charleston Daily News (Charleston, South Carolina) · Fri, Jul 29, 1870
The Savannah papers announce the sudden death of Mr Langdon Bowie, Sr, agent of the Equitable Life Insurance Company of New York, who fell dead in his office in that city on Wednesday, from disease of the heart. Mr Bowie had complained of feeling unwell in the morning before going to his office, and he had hardly entered upon the duties of the day before he was suddenly called from this life. The deceased was a member of a large and highly respected family of Bowies in Abbeville District, S.C.
Previous to the war, he moved to Charleston, and was for some time in this city engaged in mercantile pursuits. When the war ceased, he became identified with the life insurance business in Savannah as agent of the company above mentioned.
His friends will be glad to learn that he was insured in two companies - in the Equitable for $5,000 and in Universal Life of New York for $10,000. Mr Bowie's remains were forwarded to his afflicted wife and family, who reside in Rome, GA.
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The 1850 Census of Charleston Co, SC shows Langdon (and his 2nd wife) and his brother Jamie S Bowie.
Langdon Bowie Age 44 (1806-1870) SC
Merchant 52302479
James S Bowie Age 45 (1804-1860) SC
Merchant 43583615
Contributed by PME 49156885
Langdon Bowie and his 1st wife Eliza, had John Andrew Bowie in 1833. She would died before 1850 in Charlottesville Co, SC
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From Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.)
Maj John Bowie, (b 1740-1827), was captain in the Continental Line at Savannah, where he was wounded. He acted as major in Williamson's brigade and served to the close of the war. He was born in Scotland; died in Abbeville, South Carolina.
Major John Bowie (b 1740-1827) (8185969) and Rosa Reid (b 1743) (8185867) , his wife
~~Andrew Bowie (b. 1773) (20796470) and Rosey Ann Watt, his wife (b 1780) (22669123)
~~~~Langdon Bowie (b 1806) (52302479) and Eliza Coffin, his first wife (177897726)
~~~~~~John Andrew Bowie (b 1833) and Lucy J. Smith (b 1838), his wife
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The Charleston Daily News (Charleston, South Carolina) · Fri, Jul 29, 1870
The Savannah papers announce the sudden death of Mr Langdon Bowie, Sr, agent of the Equitable Life Insurance Company of New York, who fell dead in his office in that city on Wednesday, from disease of the heart. Mr Bowie had complained of feeling unwell in the morning before going to his office, and he had hardly entered upon the duties of the day before he was suddenly called from this life. The deceased was a member of a large and highly respected family of Bowies in Abbeville District, S.C.
Previous to the war, he moved to Charleston, and was for some time in this city engaged in mercantile pursuits. When the war ceased, he became identified with the life insurance business in Savannah as agent of the company above mentioned.
His friends will be glad to learn that he was insured in two companies - in the Equitable for $5,000 and in Universal Life of New York for $10,000. Mr Bowie's remains were forwarded to his afflicted wife and family, who reside in Rome, GA.
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The 1850 Census of Charleston Co, SC shows Langdon (and his 2nd wife) and his brother Jamie S Bowie.
Langdon Bowie Age 44 (1806-1870) SC
Merchant 52302479
James S Bowie Age 45 (1804-1860) SC
Merchant 43583615
Contributed by PME 49156885
1st wife of Langdon Bowie
Langdon Bowie and his 1st wife Eliza, had John Andrew Bowie in 1833. She would died before 1850 in Charlottesville Co, SC
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From Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.)
Maj John Bowie, (b 1740-1827), was captain in the Continental Line at Savannah, where he was wounded. He acted as major in Williamson's brigade and served to the close of the war. He was born in Scotland; died in Abbeville, South Carolina.
Major John Bowie (b 1740-1827) (8185969) and Rosa Reid (b 1743) (8185867) , his wife
~~Andrew Bowie (b. 1773) (20796470) and Rosey Ann Watt, his wife (b 1780) (22669123)
~~~~Langdon Bowie (b 1806) (52302479) and Eliza Coffin, his first wife (177897726)
~~~~~~John Andrew Bowie (b 1833) and Lucy J. Smith (b 1838), his wife
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The Charleston Daily News (Charleston, South Carolina) · Fri, Jul 29, 1870
The Savannah papers announce the sudden death of Mr Langdon Bowie, Sr, agent of the Equitable Life Insurance Company of New York, who fell dead in his office in that city on Wednesday, from disease of the heart. Mr Bowie had complained of feeling unwell in the morning before going to his office, and he had hardly entered upon the duties of the day before he was suddenly called from this life. The deceased was a member of a large and highly respected family of Bowies in Abbeville District, S.C.
Previous to the war, he moved to Charleston, and was for some time in this city engaged in mercantile pursuits. When the war ceased, he became identified with the life insurance business in Savannah as agent of the company above mentioned.
His friends will be glad to learn that he was insured in two companies - in the Equitable for $5,000 and in Universal Life of New York for $10,000. Mr Bowie's remains were forwarded to his afflicted wife and family, who reside in Rome, GA.
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The 1850 Census of Charleston Co, SC shows Langdon (and his 2nd wife) and his brother Jamie S Bowie.
Langdon Bowie Age 44 (1806-1870) SC
Merchant 52302479
James S Bowie Age 45 (1804-1860) SC
Merchant 43583615
Contributed by PME 49156885
Langdon Bowie and his 1st wife Eliza, had John Andrew Bowie in 1833. She would died before 1850 in Charlottesville Co, SC
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From Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.)
Maj John Bowie, (b 1740-1827), was captain in the Continental Line at Savannah, where he was wounded. He acted as major in Williamson's brigade and served to the close of the war. He was born in Scotland; died in Abbeville, South Carolina.
Major John Bowie (b 1740-1827) (8185969) and Rosa Reid (b 1743) (8185867) , his wife
~~Andrew Bowie (b. 1773) (20796470) and Rosey Ann Watt, his wife (b 1780) (22669123)
~~~~Langdon Bowie (b 1806) (52302479) and Eliza Coffin, his first wife (177897726)
~~~~~~John Andrew Bowie (b 1833) and Lucy J. Smith (b 1838), his wife
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The Charleston Daily News (Charleston, South Carolina) · Fri, Jul 29, 1870
The Savannah papers announce the sudden death of Mr Langdon Bowie, Sr, agent of the Equitable Life Insurance Company of New York, who fell dead in his office in that city on Wednesday, from disease of the heart. Mr Bowie had complained of feeling unwell in the morning before going to his office, and he had hardly entered upon the duties of the day before he was suddenly called from this life. The deceased was a member of a large and highly respected family of Bowies in Abbeville District, S.C.
Previous to the war, he moved to Charleston, and was for some time in this city engaged in mercantile pursuits. When the war ceased, he became identified with the life insurance business in Savannah as agent of the company above mentioned.
His friends will be glad to learn that he was insured in two companies - in the Equitable for $5,000 and in Universal Life of New York for $10,000. Mr Bowie's remains were forwarded to his afflicted wife and family, who reside in Rome, GA.
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The 1850 Census of Charleston Co, SC shows Langdon (and his 2nd wife) and his brother Jamie S Bowie.
Langdon Bowie Age 44 (1806-1870) SC
Merchant 52302479
James S Bowie Age 45 (1804-1860) SC
Merchant 43583615
Contributed by PME 49156885
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