Asbury Bowman, one of the leading citizens of north Warren township,died on Wednesday of flux. Mr.Bowman was proprietor of a sawmill near Deer Creek and was about forty years of age. Mr. Bowman was born December 29, 1858, and died Sept.6, 1893.
He was united in marriage with Miss Alice Garner April 12, 1874, and three children are the result of this union.
In 1882 Mr. Bowman uulted with the M.E. church. He was the son of Alfred and Sarah J. Bowman and was an upright and Christian gentlemen dyeing in the prime of life.
He was united in marriage with Miss Alice Garner April 12, 1874, and three children are the result of this union.
In 1882 Mr. Bowman uulted with the M.E. church. He was the son of Alfred and Sarah J. Bowman and was an upright and Christian gentlemen dyeing in the prime of life.
Asbury Bowman, one of the leading citizens of north Warren township,died on Wednesday of flux. Mr.Bowman was proprietor of a sawmill near Deer Creek and was about forty years of age. Mr. Bowman was born December 29, 1858, and died Sept.6, 1893.
He was united in marriage with Miss Alice Garner April 12, 1874, and three children are the result of this union.
In 1882 Mr. Bowman uulted with the M.E. church. He was the son of Alfred and Sarah J. Bowman and was an upright and Christian gentlemen dyeing in the prime of life.
He was united in marriage with Miss Alice Garner April 12, 1874, and three children are the result of this union.
In 1882 Mr. Bowman uulted with the M.E. church. He was the son of Alfred and Sarah J. Bowman and was an upright and Christian gentlemen dyeing in the prime of life.
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