Brian {Age 3} is recorded on the
1900 census at Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts
dwelling in the household of his parents.
Occupation - Newspaper reporter.
Brian and Maude married 17 June 1921
at Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
They were the parents of one daughter;
Beverly June.
The family is recorded on the 1930 census
at Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
Brian and Maude divorced.
They married for a 2nd time on 15 June 1963 at Boothbay Harbour, Lincoln, Maine.
On 27 April 1942 Brian signed up for the
draft at Somerville for service in WW II.
BOOTHBAY REGISTER - 25 February 1965:
**********************************
Brian Paul Gowen, age 68, died suddenly on Monday, February 22 in his home at Boothbay Harbor.
He was educated in Somerville schools.
He served in the Army Medical Corp during World War I.
After World War I, he worked for the Boston Recorder for 43 years. He was a caption writer for the Boston Recorder and American Sunday Advertiser. He was considered an expert in his field.
He was a frequent visitor in the Region and made Boothbay Harbor his year-round home following his retirement in 1963.
He was a member of Charles E. Sherman Jr. Post; American Legion in Boothbay Harbor.
Interment in Union Cemetery at Southport.
1900 census at Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts
dwelling in the household of his parents.
Occupation - Newspaper reporter.
Brian and Maude married 17 June 1921
at Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
They were the parents of one daughter;
Beverly June.
The family is recorded on the 1930 census
at Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
Brian and Maude divorced.
They married for a 2nd time on 15 June 1963 at Boothbay Harbour, Lincoln, Maine.
On 27 April 1942 Brian signed up for the
draft at Somerville for service in WW II.
BOOTHBAY REGISTER - 25 February 1965:
**********************************
Brian Paul Gowen, age 68, died suddenly on Monday, February 22 in his home at Boothbay Harbor.
He was educated in Somerville schools.
He served in the Army Medical Corp during World War I.
After World War I, he worked for the Boston Recorder for 43 years. He was a caption writer for the Boston Recorder and American Sunday Advertiser. He was considered an expert in his field.
He was a frequent visitor in the Region and made Boothbay Harbor his year-round home following his retirement in 1963.
He was a member of Charles E. Sherman Jr. Post; American Legion in Boothbay Harbor.
Interment in Union Cemetery at Southport.
Brian {Age 3} is recorded on the
1900 census at Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts
dwelling in the household of his parents.
Occupation - Newspaper reporter.
Brian and Maude married 17 June 1921
at Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
They were the parents of one daughter;
Beverly June.
The family is recorded on the 1930 census
at Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
Brian and Maude divorced.
They married for a 2nd time on 15 June 1963 at Boothbay Harbour, Lincoln, Maine.
On 27 April 1942 Brian signed up for the
draft at Somerville for service in WW II.
BOOTHBAY REGISTER - 25 February 1965:
**********************************
Brian Paul Gowen, age 68, died suddenly on Monday, February 22 in his home at Boothbay Harbor.
He was educated in Somerville schools.
He served in the Army Medical Corp during World War I.
After World War I, he worked for the Boston Recorder for 43 years. He was a caption writer for the Boston Recorder and American Sunday Advertiser. He was considered an expert in his field.
He was a frequent visitor in the Region and made Boothbay Harbor his year-round home following his retirement in 1963.
He was a member of Charles E. Sherman Jr. Post; American Legion in Boothbay Harbor.
Interment in Union Cemetery at Southport.
1900 census at Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts
dwelling in the household of his parents.
Occupation - Newspaper reporter.
Brian and Maude married 17 June 1921
at Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
They were the parents of one daughter;
Beverly June.
The family is recorded on the 1930 census
at Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
Brian and Maude divorced.
They married for a 2nd time on 15 June 1963 at Boothbay Harbour, Lincoln, Maine.
On 27 April 1942 Brian signed up for the
draft at Somerville for service in WW II.
BOOTHBAY REGISTER - 25 February 1965:
**********************************
Brian Paul Gowen, age 68, died suddenly on Monday, February 22 in his home at Boothbay Harbor.
He was educated in Somerville schools.
He served in the Army Medical Corp during World War I.
After World War I, he worked for the Boston Recorder for 43 years. He was a caption writer for the Boston Recorder and American Sunday Advertiser. He was considered an expert in his field.
He was a frequent visitor in the Region and made Boothbay Harbor his year-round home following his retirement in 1963.
He was a member of Charles E. Sherman Jr. Post; American Legion in Boothbay Harbor.
Interment in Union Cemetery at Southport.
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BRIAN PAUL GOWEN
October 3, 1896 - February 27, 1965
Massachusetts; Sergeant;
Medical Department
World War I
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