69 E 5TH KY CAV. John Bow was born circa 1825.1 He was the son of Jacob Bow and Eliza Shuelts.1 He married Elizabeth Williams circa 1845. He died on 8 June 1904.
Children of John Bow and Elizabeth Williams
Clay Bow b. c 1845
James Bow b. c 1846
Jacob Bow b. c 1849
Josephine Bow b. c 1852
Victoria Bow b. c 1854
Robert R. Bow b. 16 Oct 1854
Sarah C. Bow b. c 1856
Ellen Douglas Bow b. 8 Oct 1856
Mary F. Bow b. Aug 1861
Albert Bow b. c 1867
Christmas during the Civil War served both as an escape from and a reminder of the awful conflict rending the country in two. Soldiers looked forward to a day of rest and relative relaxation, but had their moods tempered by the thought of separation from their loved ones. At home, families did their best to celebrate the holiday, but wondered when the vacant chair would again be filled.
Children of John Bow and Elizabeth Williams
Clay Bow b. c 1845
James Bow b. c 1846
Jacob Bow b. c 1849
Josephine Bow b. c 1852
Victoria Bow b. c 1854
Robert R. Bow b. 16 Oct 1854
Sarah C. Bow b. c 1856
Ellen Douglas Bow b. 8 Oct 1856
Mary F. Bow b. Aug 1861
Albert Bow b. c 1867
Christmas during the Civil War served both as an escape from and a reminder of the awful conflict rending the country in two. Soldiers looked forward to a day of rest and relative relaxation, but had their moods tempered by the thought of separation from their loved ones. At home, families did their best to celebrate the holiday, but wondered when the vacant chair would again be filled.
69 E 5TH KY CAV. John Bow was born circa 1825.1 He was the son of Jacob Bow and Eliza Shuelts.1 He married Elizabeth Williams circa 1845. He died on 8 June 1904.
Children of John Bow and Elizabeth Williams
Clay Bow b. c 1845
James Bow b. c 1846
Jacob Bow b. c 1849
Josephine Bow b. c 1852
Victoria Bow b. c 1854
Robert R. Bow b. 16 Oct 1854
Sarah C. Bow b. c 1856
Ellen Douglas Bow b. 8 Oct 1856
Mary F. Bow b. Aug 1861
Albert Bow b. c 1867
Christmas during the Civil War served both as an escape from and a reminder of the awful conflict rending the country in two. Soldiers looked forward to a day of rest and relative relaxation, but had their moods tempered by the thought of separation from their loved ones. At home, families did their best to celebrate the holiday, but wondered when the vacant chair would again be filled.
Children of John Bow and Elizabeth Williams
Clay Bow b. c 1845
James Bow b. c 1846
Jacob Bow b. c 1849
Josephine Bow b. c 1852
Victoria Bow b. c 1854
Robert R. Bow b. 16 Oct 1854
Sarah C. Bow b. c 1856
Ellen Douglas Bow b. 8 Oct 1856
Mary F. Bow b. Aug 1861
Albert Bow b. c 1867
Christmas during the Civil War served both as an escape from and a reminder of the awful conflict rending the country in two. Soldiers looked forward to a day of rest and relative relaxation, but had their moods tempered by the thought of separation from their loved ones. At home, families did their best to celebrate the holiday, but wondered when the vacant chair would again be filled.
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only john m bow that I can find for this time period to serve in civil war
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