father: William P. Bucklin
mother: Mary A. Bucklin
married Benjamin Sanford Bowling on Apr 1, 1871 in Dowagiac, Cass Co., MI Hiram D. & Marion Bowling witnesses.
children: Clarence Bowling, b. 1873
Dowagiac, March 6
The funeral services of Mrs. Laura Bowling, wife of Benjamin S. Bowling, were conducted at the Universalist Church on Sunday afternoon, the 4th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Fall. Mrs. B. died at her residence in Marcellus on Friday, the 2d inst, of diphtheria. Her remains were brought here for internment, and although the day was cold and stormy, the house was filled with friends and relatives among whom the deceased had spent the most of her life. Mrs. Bowling was a daughter of Mrs. Bucklin who lives just of town on McKinney's prairie.
The Cassopolis Vigilant, March 8, 1877 pg 1.
mother: Mary A. Bucklin
married Benjamin Sanford Bowling on Apr 1, 1871 in Dowagiac, Cass Co., MI Hiram D. & Marion Bowling witnesses.
children: Clarence Bowling, b. 1873
Dowagiac, March 6
The funeral services of Mrs. Laura Bowling, wife of Benjamin S. Bowling, were conducted at the Universalist Church on Sunday afternoon, the 4th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Fall. Mrs. B. died at her residence in Marcellus on Friday, the 2d inst, of diphtheria. Her remains were brought here for internment, and although the day was cold and stormy, the house was filled with friends and relatives among whom the deceased had spent the most of her life. Mrs. Bowling was a daughter of Mrs. Bucklin who lives just of town on McKinney's prairie.
The Cassopolis Vigilant, March 8, 1877 pg 1.
father: William P. Bucklin
mother: Mary A. Bucklin
married Benjamin Sanford Bowling on Apr 1, 1871 in Dowagiac, Cass Co., MI Hiram D. & Marion Bowling witnesses.
children: Clarence Bowling, b. 1873
Dowagiac, March 6
The funeral services of Mrs. Laura Bowling, wife of Benjamin S. Bowling, were conducted at the Universalist Church on Sunday afternoon, the 4th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Fall. Mrs. B. died at her residence in Marcellus on Friday, the 2d inst, of diphtheria. Her remains were brought here for internment, and although the day was cold and stormy, the house was filled with friends and relatives among whom the deceased had spent the most of her life. Mrs. Bowling was a daughter of Mrs. Bucklin who lives just of town on McKinney's prairie.
The Cassopolis Vigilant, March 8, 1877 pg 1.
mother: Mary A. Bucklin
married Benjamin Sanford Bowling on Apr 1, 1871 in Dowagiac, Cass Co., MI Hiram D. & Marion Bowling witnesses.
children: Clarence Bowling, b. 1873
Dowagiac, March 6
The funeral services of Mrs. Laura Bowling, wife of Benjamin S. Bowling, were conducted at the Universalist Church on Sunday afternoon, the 4th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Fall. Mrs. B. died at her residence in Marcellus on Friday, the 2d inst, of diphtheria. Her remains were brought here for internment, and although the day was cold and stormy, the house was filled with friends and relatives among whom the deceased had spent the most of her life. Mrs. Bowling was a daughter of Mrs. Bucklin who lives just of town on McKinney's prairie.
The Cassopolis Vigilant, March 8, 1877 pg 1.
Inscription
Laura L.
Wife of B.S. Bowling
April 3, 1852
Gravesite Details
inst. means instant, or this month - within the same month.
Family Members
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