∼Washington Democrat 12 Oct 1944
JOHN W. BOWLING TAKEN BY DEATH THIS AFTERNOON
AGED WASHINGTON MAN WAS NATIVE OF BARR TOWNSHIP
John W. Bowling, 90, retired farmer and teamster and one of the city's oldest residents, died this afternoon at 12:30 o'clock at the home of a son, Harry, in Loogootee, where he had gone three weeks ago.
Lifelong resident of Daviess County, he had been a resident of Washington since 1918 and had become well and favorably known in the community.
Taken ill about a year ago at his home here, 318 N.W. Eleventh Street, he had been in failing health since that time, a complication of ailments due to advanced age being the direct cause of his death. He had been seriously ill for about six weeks.
The aged resident was born Dec. 17, 1853 in the St. Mary's community, Barr Township and was married in that community to Cordelia Patterson, who preceded him in death in 1927. After farming for many years in Barr Township and in the vicinity of Washington, the family came here in 1918, and Mr. Bowling followed the teamer's occupation for several years before retiring.
Mr. Bowling was the father of 12 children, two infants and five other children preceding him in death. The five surviving children are George Bowling of Indianapolis, Mrs. Perry Brewer of Washington; Mrs. Al Hanan of Kansas City, Kan.; Julian L. Bowling of 318 N.W. 11th street, and Harry Bowling of Loogootee.
There are also two surviving brothers, James and Eugene Bowling, both of Washington.
The deceased was a member of St. Simon's Catholic Church of Washington.
Funeral services probably will be Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Simon's Church, with interment in St. John's cemetery.
Friends may pay respects at the Keller Mortuary, where the body was prepared for burial.
Washington Democrat 13 Oct 1944
JOHN W. BOWLING RITES SATURDAY
Funeral services for John W. Bowling, 90, who died yesterday afternoon, will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Simon's church, interment following in St. John's cemetery.
Friends may pay respects at the Keller Mortuary.
Mr. Bowling is survived by 30 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
∼Washington Democrat 12 Oct 1944
JOHN W. BOWLING TAKEN BY DEATH THIS AFTERNOON
AGED WASHINGTON MAN WAS NATIVE OF BARR TOWNSHIP
John W. Bowling, 90, retired farmer and teamster and one of the city's oldest residents, died this afternoon at 12:30 o'clock at the home of a son, Harry, in Loogootee, where he had gone three weeks ago.
Lifelong resident of Daviess County, he had been a resident of Washington since 1918 and had become well and favorably known in the community.
Taken ill about a year ago at his home here, 318 N.W. Eleventh Street, he had been in failing health since that time, a complication of ailments due to advanced age being the direct cause of his death. He had been seriously ill for about six weeks.
The aged resident was born Dec. 17, 1853 in the St. Mary's community, Barr Township and was married in that community to Cordelia Patterson, who preceded him in death in 1927. After farming for many years in Barr Township and in the vicinity of Washington, the family came here in 1918, and Mr. Bowling followed the teamer's occupation for several years before retiring.
Mr. Bowling was the father of 12 children, two infants and five other children preceding him in death. The five surviving children are George Bowling of Indianapolis, Mrs. Perry Brewer of Washington; Mrs. Al Hanan of Kansas City, Kan.; Julian L. Bowling of 318 N.W. 11th street, and Harry Bowling of Loogootee.
There are also two surviving brothers, James and Eugene Bowling, both of Washington.
The deceased was a member of St. Simon's Catholic Church of Washington.
Funeral services probably will be Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Simon's Church, with interment in St. John's cemetery.
Friends may pay respects at the Keller Mortuary, where the body was prepared for burial.
Washington Democrat 13 Oct 1944
JOHN W. BOWLING RITES SATURDAY
Funeral services for John W. Bowling, 90, who died yesterday afternoon, will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Simon's church, interment following in St. John's cemetery.
Friends may pay respects at the Keller Mortuary.
Mr. Bowling is survived by 30 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
Family Members
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Julia Ann Bowling Walker
1847–1904
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Joseph Ignatius Bowling
1849–1917
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William Gervaise Bowling
1850 – unknown
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Thomas Bowling
1851 – unknown
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Martha Jane Bowling Singleton
1852–1924
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Mary Catherine Bowling Bullock
1856–1926
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Anjeline Anna "Annie" Bowling Greenwell
1858–1896
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Richard Bowling
1860 – unknown
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James Maurice Bowling
1863–1947
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Michael Edward Bowling
1865–1941
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Eugene Bowling
1866–1957
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Lawrence Augustine Bowling
1875–1895
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Sabina Rebecca "Vina" Bowling Essig
1877–1943
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Leo John Bowling
1879–1942
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Mary Agnes Bowling Brewer
1881–1966
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James A. Bowling
1883–1883
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Martha Ellen Bowling McAtee
1884–1931
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George William Bowling
1886–1968
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Theresa Florence "Tressie" Bowling Prodzinski
1890–1969
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Michael L. Bowling
1892–1929
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Julian Lawrence Bowling
1896–1952
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Harry Joseph Bowling
1898–2000
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Infant Son Bowling
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