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BOWNE OF MONMOUTH COUNTY
Issue by first wife
327 Hannah Bowne; married William Campbell.
Issue by second wife
328 Ann Bowne; married E. L. Coward. Issue, perhaps by first wife,
329 A. Spafford Bowne: married Ann Denise, and had David Craig Bowne, living near Freehold, N. J., who married a daughter of Dr. Polhemus; also Maria C. Bowne, who married Nelson Schenck.
188 JAMES BOWNE, son of Joseph Bowne, 110, was born Sept. 20, 1775; died, Apr. 22, 1853, aged 77, 7, 2, and is buried in Tennent Churchyard. He married, first, Miss Thomp- son; second, Mary Craig, sister of Major James Craig, who died, Feb. 3, 1869, aged 88, 10, 7, and is buried in Tennent Churchyard.
Issue by first wife
330 Molly (Mary) Bowne, born Jan, 14, 1802; married William Bowne.
331 Cornelia Ann Bowne, born Feb. 7, 1803; married James Reid, and had a son, Bowne Reid.
332 Lydia Bowne, born Aug. 7, 1804; married Simon Abrams. Issue by second wife.
333 Richard Bowne, born Feb. 21, 1810; died an infant.
334 Eleanor (Ellen) Bowne, born Feb. 8, 1814; died Apr. 2S (4?), 1882; married Ezek Hartshorn, born Nov. S, 1799; died Dec. 23, 1876.
335 Hannah Bowne, born July 24, 1816; died July 9, 1900; married Schureman Nevius. She was the mother of Judge Nevius.
336 William C. Bowne, born December, ISI8; married Sarah Ann Vandevere.
337 Joseph Holmes Bowne, born Jan. 26, 1827; died, Aug. 30, 1848, aged 21, 7, 0, and is buried in Tennent Churchyard.
James Bowne's Bible is in existence. See J. W. S. Campbell, of Freehold, N. J.
189 DAVID I. BOWNE, son of Joseph Bowne, 110, married Abigail, daughter of Thomas and Mary (Embree), Willet of near Trenton. She died, Jan. 9, 1847, aged 72 years, and is buried in Tennent Churchyard. Mary Willet, her sister, married Abram Stout, of Middletown. The families of Willets and Stouts were Tories. David Bowne lived in Nut- swamp, and had by his wife, Abigail Willet, the following
Issue
337a Willet Bowne, married, first, Julia, daughter of Dr. William Stillwell; she died, s. p., and he married again and moved to Lockport, N. Y., and had issue. At one time Willet Bowne lived near or in New Egypt, Monmouth County, N. J.
338 Lydia Bowne; married and lived in Lockport, N. Y.
339 Joseph Bowne
340 Mary Bowne; died single.
341 Marinus Bowne
342 James Bowne; died, Sept. 23, 1823, aged 23, 0, 19, and is buried in Tennent Churchyard.
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193 DELIVERANCE BOWNE, daughter of David Bowne, 111, [ should read Deliverance. though the church record seemingly says Delilah] born Sep. 21, 1785; married, Jan. 5, 1806, James Baird. He was the son of Zebulon Bard (or Baird). They early moved to Ohio. James Baird, died Mch. 14, 1819.
Issue
343 Joseph Baird 344 Andrew Baird
345 David Baird 346 Zebulon Baird 347 Mary Ann Baird
348 Amanda Baird, born near Freehold, N. J., Feb. 20, ISI1; died Nov. 24, 1891; married, Dr. John Randolph Hunt, Nov. 4, 1827, at Franklin, Ohio. He was a graduate of Princeton and the New York College of Physicians and Surgeons. He practised his profession for over forty years in the Miami Valley, near Cincinnati, and was considered one of the best physicians of his day. They were the parents of Mrs. Weatherby, Trenton, N. J.
195 ANNA BOWNE, daughter of David Bowne, III, born Feb. 29, 1792; married Judge John Hull.
Issue 349 Isabella Hull; married Charles H. Mitchell of White Plains, N. Y. 350 Margaretta Hull; married Judge Amzi C. McLane.
"Mrs. Hull (Anna Bowne) was the sole survivor of nine children of David Bowne, an old-time citizen of what was then Freehold-now Marlboro-township, the third wife of the well-remembered Judge John Hull, of the Monmouth Bench. One of the rare relics of a generation that is all too rapidly becoming extinct, she could trace a long, unbroken line of ancestry far up the ages to "Merrie England" of the olden times. Indeed she came of a race long-lived and strong of frame, upright in character, and orthodox in faith. Family tradition saith, in truth, that one of her remote progenitors was engaged with the celebrated Tyndale in his early translation of the Scriptures, that after the sudden and violent death of Tyndale, many of his co- laborers, among them Mrs. Hull's great-grandfather, alarmed, fled to the Bermudas, whence, about the year 1668, an ancestor came to this country, settled, lived and died, etc."
198 HULDAH BOWNE, daughter of David Bowne, III, was born May IS, 1790; died Apr. 13, 1867; married William R. Bariclow, born June 17, 1788.
Issue
351 Mary Bariclow, born Feb. 20, 1813; married Hendrick Conover.
352 John Reid Bariclow, born Feb. 23, 1815; died unmarried.
353 Sarah A. Bariclow, born Aug. 14, 1818; married Rev. Mr. Millspaugh. 354 Elizabeth Bariclow, born Oct. 9, 1820; married Mr. McClure.
From the same Bible were obtained the following items: John Bariclo, born Jan. 16, 1752. Anna R. Bariclo, born Nov. 9, 1752.
Sarah Bariclo, born Feb. 25, 1786. John Bariclo, born July 29, 1790. Daniel Bariclo, born Sept. 18, 1793. Elizabeth Bariclo, born Mch. 15, 1796. Lydia R. Bariclo. born Sept. 19, 1799.
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BOWNE OF MONMOUTH COUNTY
201 JOHN BOWNE, son of Jonathan Bowne, 114; born Aug. 8, 1793; died March 8, 1869. He married, in 18:3, Mary Clark, born Dec. 22, 1793; died Feb. 24, ISS8.
Issue
355 Jane A. Bowne; married James M. Hartshorne.
356 Margaretta Bowne; married James P. Crawford.
357 Eleanor Bowne; married Henry C. Edwards.
358 Christina Bowne; married Sidney C. Gennin.
359 John Bowne; married Anne Reid.
"Death of an Aged Woman.
Mrs. Mary Clark Bowne, died at her home, near Freehold, on Feb. 24, in the 95th year of her age. She was born in Dublin, on Dec. 22, 1793, and was a daughter of Alexander Clark, a Scotch Highlander. Her parents came to this country when she was an infant, and located in New York, where her father, who was an architect, entered upon the business of a builder. Here she passed her childhood and then entered a French school, where she received a liberal education. A sister of hers had been previously married to William Bowne, and on May 1, 1823, Mary became the wife of John Bowne, a brother of William, the two being associated in business in Freehold. The husband of Mary became a prominent citizen, and at one time held a judgeship in the county courts. He died here in 1869. Mrs. Bowne was a remarkably well informed woman; she had an extensive knowledge of important historical events, and could converse intelligently upon a variety of subjects. She was always of a cheerful disposition, unselfish in her acts of kindness, and patient and submissive in suffering. She was greatly esteemed for her many good qualities of mind and heart. About five years ago she met with an accident which prevented her from walking without assistance. During her helplessness she was kindly watched and waited upon by a nurse specially engaged for that purpose. Her last illness was brief. It was occasioned by a cold. Her great age and her enfeebled condition prevented her from withstand- ing its severity, and she succumbed to its attack. She leaves a son, Mr. John Bowne, who resides on the home- stead farm, and three widowed daughters, namely-Mrs. J. A. Hartshorne, of New York, and Mrs. Marga- retta Crawford and Mrs. Eleanor Edwards, of Brooklyn. Funeral services were held at St. Peter's Epis- church (of which the deceased was a member) on Monday afternoon, and were conducted by Rev. Mr. Cullen. The remains were interred beside those of her husband in the Freehold Cemetery."
Monmouth Democrat, Freehold, N. J.
202 WILLIAM J. BOWNE, son of Jonathan Bowne, 114, married Ellen Clark; she, "Eleanor," died, Feb. 16, 1875, aged 79, 1, 22. He died, Apr. 15, 1858, aged 67, 7, o. They are both buried in St. Peter's Churchyard, Freehold, N. J.
Issue
360 William A. Bowne; married Hannah Schenck.
361 Charles C. Bowne; married Ann E. Schenck.
362 John Bowne; a bachelor, living at Windsor, N. J.
363 Caroline Bowne; married Dr. Whittington, and had a daughter Corinna Whit- tington.
204 PHEBE BOWNE, daughter of Daniel Bowne, 116, born Nov. 20, 1792; died, in Monmouth County, Jan. 19, 1861; married Luther G. Burnum; living in 1868, in San Fran- cisco.
Issue 364 Edward T. Burnam; married Mary ..... and had issue: three of whom, Edward, Thomas and Jacob were living, in New York, in 1868.
205 EDWARD BOWNE, son of Daniel Bowne, 116, was born Nov. 5, 1794; settled in Cheraw, S. C., forty years ago, (about 1828). He was living in 1868, without issue, probably.
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206 HANNAH BOWNE, daughter of Daniel Bowne, 116, born Oct. 5, 1796; died May 15, 1864; married John I. Beatty.
Issue
365 Worden Beatty 366 Amanda Beatty
367. Henrietta Beatty twins married John Bullock; had issue.
married Daniel Earle; had issue.
207 ANN MARIA BOWNE, daughter of Daniel Bowne, 116, born Jan. 8, 1799; died between 1840-1847, in New Jersey; married Jefferson Sandford.
Issue
368 Joseph Webster Sandford; married Mary Auston, both living in 1869.
208 RACHEL BOWNE, daughter of Daniel Bowne, 116, born Jan. 28, 1801; married William Wright. She died Nov. 5, 1851, without issue.
210 PRUDENCE ANN BOWNE, daughter of Daniel Bowne, 116, born May 21, 1806; married Joseph Whitfield.
Issue
369 Joseph Whitfield
370 Amanda Whitfield; married Geo. P. Collard.
211 WORDEN BOWNE, son of Daniel Bowne, 116, born Dec. 4, 1808. He was known as "Walter," and married, first, Almerer Craft Whitfield, a sister of Joseph Whitfield, above mentioned.
Issue seven or nine children of whichi, in 1869, there were living:
371 Joseph Whitfield Bowne
372 Walter Bowne
373 Sarah Bowne; unmarried in 1869.
374 Almerer Craft Bowne; unmarried in 1868.
Worden Bowne married, second, Fleckner Jane Sedgfield, and had
Issue
375 Theodore Bowne; living in 1868.
376 Charles Bowne; living in 1868.
377 Daniel Bowne; living in 1868.
378 Frederick Bowne; living in 1868.
Worden Bowne married, third, about 1867, Kate Burroughs.
212 CHARITY BOWNE, daughter of Daniel Bowne, 116, born May 9, 1811; died Mch. 31, 1834; married Daniel Odell.
Issue
379 Moses Odell; died prior to 1868.
380 Daughter Odell; married and had issue prior to 1868.
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BOWNE OF MONMOUTH COUNTY
213 GEORGE WASHINGTON BOWNE, son of Daniel Bowne, 116, born June 9, 1813; married Elizabeth P. Horton. Had eleven children; two living in 1868.
He was living in 1868.
Issue
381 Jeremiah Bowne; married, and had two boys, in 1868.
382 Minton B. Bowne; married, and had one boy, in 1868.
There was a George Washington Bowne, of Baltimore or Washington, born in New York, a minister of the Protestant Episcopal Church, who, in 1886, according to the news- papers, became a pervert to the Church of Rome, with a view of taking holy orders therein.
In January, 1892, there was a Rev. George William Bowne, M. A., pastor of an Episcopal church, in Philadelphia, who had differences with his superiors concerning church affairs. It appears he had previously been stationed at Salisbury, MId., and in June, ISS9, after some difficulty with his vestry, withdrew and joined the Roman Catholic Church, and was stationed for a brief period at an institution in Baltimore. He did not remain long in the Roman Catholic faith, etc.
217 ELIZA ANN BOWNE, daughter of Conover Bowne, 124, was born May 22, 1804; married Mr. Hinchman.
She married, second, Dr. John S. Darcy, of Newark, N. J.
Issue by first husband 383 John C. Hinchman 3S4 Augustus Hinchman 385 William Hinchman
219 ALFRED T. BOWNE, son of Conover Bowne, 124, was born Feb. 7, 1810. He moved to Georgia in 1836, and settled at Bainbridge. He was a practicing physician, worth prior to the war, $150,000. At the end of it he had nothing. He had a son, Alfred, who was in Princeton, at the opening of the Rebellion, who left and joined the Southern Army. He served four years and was killed in Lee's retreat from Richmond, at Salor's Creek, three days before the surrender, "in a just cause I believe." He was aged twenty-one years.
Alfred T. Bowne married Emeline Davis. He supplied this information of this branch of the Bowne family to J. T. Bowne, Esq., April, 1869.
Issue
386 Alfred Bowne 4 Daughters
237 OBADIAH BOWNE, son of Capt. Andrew Bowne, 141, lived on Staten Island, N. Y. He was sent to Congress. He married a daughter of a health officer of the port. He was divorced from his first wife; married a second wife, and then finally his first wife again. He was dissipated and died unnaturally. He had sons, one of whom was a car conductor, in 1879; a bad lot.
Issue
387. Andrew Bowne; died Apr. 27, 1897.
271 CHARLES E. BOWNE, son of Gershom Bowne, 165, was born June 19, ISIS; married, about 1816, Mary Haggerty, niece of the late John Haggerty, Esq.
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In 1869, he was connected with his uncle, James Bowne, in the mercantile business in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. They enjoyed great credit as men of striet integrity.
Issue 388 Emma Bowne 389 Charles Bowne
390 Henry Bowne 391 Frank Bowne
392 Frederick Bowne
393 Josephine Bowne
272 FRANCIS H. BOWNE, son of Gershom Bowne, 165, was born Apr. 14, 1820; married, in 1839, Susan, daughter of the late John I. Storm, Esq., of Fishkill, N. Y.
He was left an orphan at the age of five. He commenced life in a mercantile business, when but twelve years old, in a country store in his native town of Fishkill, in 1832. In 1835, he came to New York and elerked in a store till IS38, when he returned to his native place, and at the age of eighteen commenced trading on his own account. In 1853, he removed to New York, and has since been an active merchant in that city.
Issue 394 John S. Bowne 395 Charles E. Bowne 396 Olivia Bowne
397 Walter F. Bowne
398 James Bowne; died Mch. 23, 1852.
399 Susan Bowne; died Nov. 4, 1850. 400 Sarah Bowne
401 Abbie Bowne; died Feb. 29, 1860.
402 Francis B. Bowne
273 ANN ELIZABETH BOWNE, daughter of Gershom Bowne, 165, born Nov. 28, 1821; married James D. Colver. Her husband was a brother of Hon. E. D. Colver, of New York. James D). Colver died Oct. 3, 1866. His widow survived him.
Issue A large family
"Gershom Bowne, I, I am led to believe, emigrated from Westchester County to Fishkill, as early as 1770, or before. His papers fell into the hands of his executors as early as 1825," etc.
The descendants of Gershom Bowne have become numerous and among them have been men of talents, much esteemed in their day.
Obadiah, Gershom and Samuel Bowne, all residents of Fishkill, N. Y., were all called to offices of honor and trust in their native town.
Obadiah Bowne was a sprightly man and the life of social gatherings. About the year 1810, at a family meeting, he ventured the remark that in thirty years the name of Bowne would be unknown in America. The male members at that time appeared few and the pros- pect of increase not flattering. Had he lived to our day, he would have thought otherwise. It is a noted fact, that scarcely without an exception, the Bowne family are splendid natural penmen, in fact, it is in our day, called the "Bowne gift."
From Francis H. Bowne, Esq., Grocer, West St., New York City, 1869, to J. T. Bowne, Esq.
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285 SAMUEL WINTER BOWNE, son of Samuel Bowne, 170, was born Feb. 23, IS31.
"Samuel Winter Bowne, of No. 211 Berkeley place, Brooklyn, died suddenly at his home yesterday afternoon. He had suffered for some time from an organic disease. He was stricken, while driving in Prospect Park with his nephew, and died shortly after being taken home. Mr. Bowne was born in Leonardsville, N. J., sixty-six years ago, and for forty years had lived in Brooklyn, where he built up one of the largest hay and grain trades in the country. His warehouses were on the Gowanus Canal. Bowne street, in the Twelfth ward, where he formerly lived, was named for him.
"Mr. Bowne was a director of the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company. He was connected with many financial institutions. He was a member of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. A widow. two daughters and a son, Samuel Bowne, Jr., survive him. His eldest daughter is Mrs. Harrison Brooks Smith of Charleston, W. Va." From the New York Herald, June 7, 1897.
Issue
403 Daughter 404 Daughter 405 Samuel Bowne, Jr.
302 BORDEN PARKER BOWNE, son of Joseph Bowne, 172, was born Jan. 14. 1847, at Leonardsville, N. J .; graduated at New York University, in 1871; studied in Halle and Göttingen, and, in 1876, became Professor of Philosophy in the Boston University. Among his works are: Studies in Theism, 1879, and Metaphysics, 1882. He is self made and eminent.
305 WILLIAM BOWNE, son of William Bowne, 175, died of typhoid fever, in Trenton, N. J., in early manhood.
306 JOHN D. BOWNE, son of William Bowne, 175, was born Sept. 16, 1792; died July 19, 1860; married, Sarah Cronce, Jan. 6, 1819. She was born Feb. 12, 1So2; died June 3, ISSI. She was a daughter of Adam Cronce, born Jan. 23, 1776, by his wife Margaret Deats, born Sept. 21, 1776.
John D. Bowne was a wheelwright by trade, and followed that occupation for a number of years, at Cherryville, N. J. He also invented and manufactured the famous "Peacock" plow. Late in life, he removed to Sergeantsville, N. J., where he died, and is buried in the graveyard of the Flemington Baptist Church.
Issue
406 Charles C. Bowne, born Mch. 18, 1820.
407 Elias D. Bowne, born Nov. 16, 1821.
408 Emanuel K. Bowne, born Aug. 10, 1823.
409 John R. Bowne, born Aug. 7, 1825.
410 Margaret Bowne, born Apr. 8, 1827.
4II William I. Bowne, born Apr. 22, 1829.
412 Hannah H. Bowne, born Feb. 10, 1830.
413 Mary A. Bowne, born Oct. 30, 1832.
414 Geo. W. Bowne, born May 28, 1834.
415 Bartolette Bowne, born June 9, 1836.
309 CHARLES H. BOWNE, son of William Bowne, 175, was born 29 Apr., 1800; mar- ried Sarah Ann Apgar.
Issue 416 Joseph Bowne, born 7 May, 1833. 417 Charles M. Bowne, born 15 Jan., 1835.
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418 Catherine Bowne, born 17 May, 1838.
419 Monroe W. Bowne, born 15 May, 1840.
420 Mary Bowne, born 13 May, 1842.
313 WILLIAM BOWNE, son of John Bowne, 176, married Sarah Ann Card.
Issue
421 John Edgar Bowne; married Mary .....; dying he left five children, two boys and three girls. His widow married Mr. Roberts, of Atlantic Highlands.
314 THOMAS BOWNE, son of John Bowne, 176, married Betsy Brown, of Brown's Dock, Middleton, N. J
Issue, among others
422 Jane Ann Brown; married Mr. Bergen, and had John Bergen, now owner of a shoe store, Red Bank, N. J.
Thomas Bowne's old house, remodeled and removed, is now occupied by the Rev. Mr. Harris.
322 RICHARD BOWNE, son of Richard Bowne, 181, married Emeline Maxin. He lived between Navesink and Chapel Hill, N. J.
Issue
423 Richard Bowne; dissipated.
424 Aaron Bowne; a New York commission merchant; died rich; unmarried. His estate went, after litigation, to his sisters.
425 Lydia Bowne; married
426 Eupheme Bowne; married Charles Woodward, of Chapel Hill.
427 Mary Bowne; married Mr. Brown.
428 Emeline Bowne: simple.
323 GEORGE BOWNE, son of Richard Bowne, 181, was born Nov. 14, 1809; died May 30, 1891, at Middletown village. He married Lydia M. Wilson, who died at Middletown, N. J., Oct. 3, 1895. She was born Feb. 22, 1818. Both buried in Fairview cemetery.
Issue
429 Sarah Bowne, born Oct. 1, 1838; married George Crane, Oct. 1, 1895.
430 Capt. George Bowne, born May 9, 1843; married Mary Anna, daughter of Rev. .Mr. Wilson, by his wife, Miss Seabrook. Has two daughters, Jessie and Lydia Bowne.
431 Theodore E. Bowne, born July 16, 1864; married; no issue.
326 JOSEPH GARDINER BOWNE, son of Dr. John Bowne, 185, married, first, Jan. 20, 1820, Mary Susannah Barber, born Nov. 22, 1811; died Aug. 20, 1842. He married, second, Feb. 11, 1846, Sarah Kirkpatrick, born Oct. 11, 1823. He was a New Jersey State Senator, and was born and died on the farm owned by his father.
Issue by first wife
432 John Milton Bowne, born Sept. 18, 1831; died Aug. 31, 1863.
433 Cornelia Bowne, born Aug. 20, 1833.
434 Mary Barber Bowne; died Scpt. 21, 1863.
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Issue by second wife 435 Jacob Kirkpatrick Bowne, born Dec. 10, 1846.
355 JANE BOWNE, daughter of John Bowne, 201, married James M. Hartshorne. Issue
436 James M. Hartshorne; married Sarah Taylor.
437 Richard Hartshorne; married Josephine Cummings.
438 Sidney Hartshorne; married Josephine Mabbit.
439 Jeanie Hartshorne; married George Squire.
356 MARGARETTA BOWNE, daughter of John Bowne, 201, married Charles P. Crawford.
Issue
440 Ellen Crawford; married James P. Smith.
441 John Crawford
442 Rebecca Crawford
443 Mary Crawford
444 Alethea Crawford
445 Hartshorne Crawford
446 Sidney Crawford
447 Richard Crawford
357 ELEANOR BOWNE, daughter of John Bowne, 201, married H. C. Edwards. Issue
448 Randolph Edwards
449 Henry C. Edwards
450 Freeman Edwards
. 451 Mary Edwards
452 Caroline Edwards
453 Kittie Edwards
358 CHRISTINA BOWNE, daughter of John Bowne, 201, married Sidney C. Gennin. Issuc
454 Mary Gennin
455 Kate Gennin 456 Agnes Gennin
359 JOHN BOWNE, son of John Bowne, 201, married Anne Reid and had Issue
457 Jennie Bowne
458 Kittie Bowne
459 Louisa Bowne
360 WILLIAM A. BOWNE, son of William J. Bowne, 202, married Hannah Schenck. Issue 460 Jane Ann Bowne 461 Theresa Bowne
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462 Edward Bowne 463 George Bowne
361 CHARLES C. BOWNE, son of William J. Bowne, 202, married Ann E. Schenck
"An energetic, enterprising man, who in the erection of tasty residences has done more than any other citizen for the advancement and growth of Freehold. He has erected no less than fifty buildings besides assisting in the erection of several others. He has spent over $100,000. in these enterprises and thro' his liber- ality many laboring men are now the possessors of neat and attractive houses. This is a noble showing for one individual."
Monmouth Democrat, June 5, 1873.
Issue 464 E. Schenck Bowne; married Rebecca Little. They live on the corner of the turnpike and Bowne Ave., Freehold, N. J.
465 Caroline Bowne
466 Ann Bowne
467 Charles Bowne
468 William Bowne
469 Henry Bowne
470 Ida Bowne
471 Robert Bowne
371 JOSEPH WHITFIELD BOWNE, son of Worden Bowne, 211, married Josephine M. Gordon. Oct. 27, 1868, he was a member of Bowne, Warner & Bowne, Grain and Feed Merchants, Laight St., North River, New York. He supplied the preceding information to J. T. Bowne, Esq.
Issue 472 Mary Gordon Bowne 473 Jessie Alida Bowne 474 James Hyslop Bowne
372 WALTER BOWNE, son of Worden Bowne, 211, married Sarah Burrough.
Issue Three children
406 CHARLES C. BOWNE, son of John D. Bowne, 306, was born MIch. IS, 1820; died Nov. 17, 1882; married, first, Susan D. Hartpence, May 6, 1842; second, Margaret M. Hoppock, Jan. 20, 1844. She was born Jan. 25, 1826, and was a daughter of Henry Hoppock by his wife, Mary Moore.
Issue
475 Sophia H. Bowne, born Nov. 15, 1845. 476 George W. Bowne, born Apr. 11, 1847.
477 William B. Bowne, born Oct. 13, 1849. 478 Jeremiah E. Bowne, born Apr. 17, 1856.
407 ELIAS D. BOWNE, son of John D. Bowne, 306, was born Nov. 16, 1821; died Feb. 19, 1898; married, Elizabeth Hoppock, Oct. 10, 1844. She was born Mch. 10, 1819. and was a daughter of Henry Hoppock by his wife, Mary Moore. Elias D. Bowne and family re- moved from New Jersey, and settled in Illinois, in 1870.
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Issue
479 John H. Bowne, born Nov. 16, 1847.
480 Joseph H. Bowne, born Nov. 21, 1849.
4SI Caroline Bowne, born July 22, 1852; died Apr. 13, 1855.
482 Sarah Bowne, born Nov. 7, 1854.
483 Ella Bowne, born July 25, 1861.
408 EMANUEL K. BOWNE, son of John D. Bowne, 306, was born Aug. 10, 1823; died Nov. 27, 1897; married, Mary Ann Smith, Sept. 21, 1850. She was born July 19, 1821; died July 18, 1885. She was a daughter of Andrew Smith by his wife, Elizabeth Swazey. An- drew Smith was a son of Asher Smith by his wife, Charlotte McClary. Mr. Bowne was a soldier in the Union Army during the Civil War.
Issue
484 Henry G. Bowne, born July 20, 1851; married Susanna Rockafellow.
409 JOHN R. BOWNE, son of John D. Bowne, 306, was born Aug. 7, 1825; died, at Ohlman, Ill., Aug. 25, 1895; married, Ann E. Bird Mch. 20, 1846. She was born Apr. 25, 1830; died Aug. S, 1896. She was a descendant of Thomas and Rachel Bird, who emigrated to America from Scotland. John R. Bowne and family removed from New Jersey to Illinois, in 1870.
Issue
485 Nelson E. Bowne, born Jan. 5, 1850. 486 Lemuel A. Bowne, born Feb. 4, 1854.
410 MARGARET BOWNE, daughter of John D. Bowne, 306, was born Apr. 8, 1827; married, Asher Salter Mch. 1, 1855, son of John Salter by his wife, Elizabeth Wolverton.
Issue
487 George R. Salter, born Dec. 24, 1855. 488 John B. Salter, born Oct. 7, 1860. 489 William L. Salter, born Nov. 18, 1863.
411 WILLIAM I. BOWNE, son of John D. Bowne, 306, was born Apr. 22, 1829; died Sept. 17, 1899: married, Mch. 8, 1851, Amanda Thomas, daughter of Jacob and Susan (Marshall) Thomas. She was born Dec. 30, 1824; died Nov. 24, 1896.
Issue 490 Jonathan C. Bowne, born Apr. 22, 1854; died Oct. 19, 1857. 491 William R. Bowne, born Mch. 25, 1856.
412 HANNAH H. BOWNE, daughter of John D. Bowne, 306, was born Feb. 10, 1830; died Oct. 31, 1872; married, Oct. 30, 1854, William Wenzel, born Oct. 22, 1834, in Brunch- Kobel, Germany.
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