Staunton Daily News September 1, 1898
Mt. Crawford - Aug. 31 - Amos Bowers and Miss Eliza Waggy, of Sugar Grove, were married in Washington, D C., Tuesday, the 23rd and arrived here yesterday afternoon, the guests of A. Shutters. Mr. and Mrs. Bowers left this morning for Staunton and will return tomorrow.
Highland Recorder August 1, 1919
John Bowers received a message Sunday from Sugar Grove, stating that his brother, Amos Bowers had died suddenly, having been paralyzed. Mr.-Bowers went to Sugar Grove yesterday, to attend the funeral.
Evening News, Harrisonburg, Virginia, January 6, 1903
Amos Bowers, postmaster at Sugar Grove, Pendleton County, W. Va., arrived here yesterday on his way to Washington to spend several days.
Co.K,25th Va.Inf.Regt.
Mt. Crawford - Aug. 31 - Amos Bowers and Miss Eliza Waggy, of Sugar Grove, were married in Washington, D C., Tuesday, the 23rd and arrived here yesterday afternoon, the guests of A. Shutters. Mr. and Mrs. Bowers left this morning for Staunton and will return tomorrow.
Highland Recorder August 1, 1919
John Bowers received a message Sunday from Sugar Grove, stating that his brother, Amos Bowers had died suddenly, having been paralyzed. Mr.-Bowers went to Sugar Grove yesterday, to attend the funeral.
Evening News, Harrisonburg, Virginia, January 6, 1903
Amos Bowers, postmaster at Sugar Grove, Pendleton County, W. Va., arrived here yesterday on his way to Washington to spend several days.
Co.K,25th Va.Inf.Regt.
Staunton Daily News September 1, 1898
Mt. Crawford - Aug. 31 - Amos Bowers and Miss Eliza Waggy, of Sugar Grove, were married in Washington, D C., Tuesday, the 23rd and arrived here yesterday afternoon, the guests of A. Shutters. Mr. and Mrs. Bowers left this morning for Staunton and will return tomorrow.
Highland Recorder August 1, 1919
John Bowers received a message Sunday from Sugar Grove, stating that his brother, Amos Bowers had died suddenly, having been paralyzed. Mr.-Bowers went to Sugar Grove yesterday, to attend the funeral.
Evening News, Harrisonburg, Virginia, January 6, 1903
Amos Bowers, postmaster at Sugar Grove, Pendleton County, W. Va., arrived here yesterday on his way to Washington to spend several days.
Co.K,25th Va.Inf.Regt.
Mt. Crawford - Aug. 31 - Amos Bowers and Miss Eliza Waggy, of Sugar Grove, were married in Washington, D C., Tuesday, the 23rd and arrived here yesterday afternoon, the guests of A. Shutters. Mr. and Mrs. Bowers left this morning for Staunton and will return tomorrow.
Highland Recorder August 1, 1919
John Bowers received a message Sunday from Sugar Grove, stating that his brother, Amos Bowers had died suddenly, having been paralyzed. Mr.-Bowers went to Sugar Grove yesterday, to attend the funeral.
Evening News, Harrisonburg, Virginia, January 6, 1903
Amos Bowers, postmaster at Sugar Grove, Pendleton County, W. Va., arrived here yesterday on his way to Washington to spend several days.
Co.K,25th Va.Inf.Regt.
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