Find a Grave contributor, Charles Bachman
Suggested edit: The 1900 census for Union Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania (attached to his memorial) has Frank as 55 years old and born July 1844.
Suggested edit: David C Bowen, born January 4, 1821, was married to Priscilla Jacobs. He died on April 28, 1860. The 1860 census for Saint Clair Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania was enumerated on June 12, 1860. The 1860 census listed: Priscilla Bowen 39, John Bowen 5, and Martin Bowen 2. The John Bowen (age 5 in 1860) is the brother of Benjamin Franklin, both died of small pox in 1903.
Contributor: Charles Bachman (50838287)
Thanks so much for creating this memorial for Benjamin Franklin Bowen. Although I am not a Bowen descendent, a member of our West Jefferson Hills Historical Society has done research on those buried at Lobbs Cemetery and I have some additions/corrections I would like to suggest for his biography. "B. F. Bowen was a soldier in Co. E, 22nd Pennsylvania Cavalry. He enlisted in the Union Army on 11 February 1864 and was discharged 15 August 1865 on a Disability Discharge. He died of smallpox on 21 March 1903, leaving a wife and 7 children. He was buried at Lobbs Run Cemetery on 22 March 1903. Source: The Elizabeth Herald" I greatly appreciate your efforts in this endeavor. Deb Morinello
Suggested edit: The 1900 census for Union Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania (attached to his memorial) has Frank as 55 years old and born July 1844.
Suggested edit: David C Bowen, born January 4, 1821, was married to Priscilla Jacobs. He died on April 28, 1860. The 1860 census for Saint Clair Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania was enumerated on June 12, 1860. The 1860 census listed: Priscilla Bowen 39, John Bowen 5, and Martin Bowen 2. The John Bowen (age 5 in 1860) is the brother of Benjamin Franklin, both died of small pox in 1903.
Contributor: Charles Bachman (50838287)
Thanks so much for creating this memorial for Benjamin Franklin Bowen. Although I am not a Bowen descendent, a member of our West Jefferson Hills Historical Society has done research on those buried at Lobbs Cemetery and I have some additions/corrections I would like to suggest for his biography. "B. F. Bowen was a soldier in Co. E, 22nd Pennsylvania Cavalry. He enlisted in the Union Army on 11 February 1864 and was discharged 15 August 1865 on a Disability Discharge. He died of smallpox on 21 March 1903, leaving a wife and 7 children. He was buried at Lobbs Run Cemetery on 22 March 1903. Source: The Elizabeth Herald" I greatly appreciate your efforts in this endeavor. Deb Morinello
Find a Grave contributor, Charles Bachman
Suggested edit: The 1900 census for Union Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania (attached to his memorial) has Frank as 55 years old and born July 1844.
Suggested edit: David C Bowen, born January 4, 1821, was married to Priscilla Jacobs. He died on April 28, 1860. The 1860 census for Saint Clair Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania was enumerated on June 12, 1860. The 1860 census listed: Priscilla Bowen 39, John Bowen 5, and Martin Bowen 2. The John Bowen (age 5 in 1860) is the brother of Benjamin Franklin, both died of small pox in 1903.
Contributor: Charles Bachman (50838287)
Thanks so much for creating this memorial for Benjamin Franklin Bowen. Although I am not a Bowen descendent, a member of our West Jefferson Hills Historical Society has done research on those buried at Lobbs Cemetery and I have some additions/corrections I would like to suggest for his biography. "B. F. Bowen was a soldier in Co. E, 22nd Pennsylvania Cavalry. He enlisted in the Union Army on 11 February 1864 and was discharged 15 August 1865 on a Disability Discharge. He died of smallpox on 21 March 1903, leaving a wife and 7 children. He was buried at Lobbs Run Cemetery on 22 March 1903. Source: The Elizabeth Herald" I greatly appreciate your efforts in this endeavor. Deb Morinello
Suggested edit: The 1900 census for Union Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania (attached to his memorial) has Frank as 55 years old and born July 1844.
Suggested edit: David C Bowen, born January 4, 1821, was married to Priscilla Jacobs. He died on April 28, 1860. The 1860 census for Saint Clair Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania was enumerated on June 12, 1860. The 1860 census listed: Priscilla Bowen 39, John Bowen 5, and Martin Bowen 2. The John Bowen (age 5 in 1860) is the brother of Benjamin Franklin, both died of small pox in 1903.
Contributor: Charles Bachman (50838287)
Thanks so much for creating this memorial for Benjamin Franklin Bowen. Although I am not a Bowen descendent, a member of our West Jefferson Hills Historical Society has done research on those buried at Lobbs Cemetery and I have some additions/corrections I would like to suggest for his biography. "B. F. Bowen was a soldier in Co. E, 22nd Pennsylvania Cavalry. He enlisted in the Union Army on 11 February 1864 and was discharged 15 August 1865 on a Disability Discharge. He died of smallpox on 21 March 1903, leaving a wife and 7 children. He was buried at Lobbs Run Cemetery on 22 March 1903. Source: The Elizabeth Herald" I greatly appreciate your efforts in this endeavor. Deb Morinello
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