Lineage of the Bowens of Woodstock, ConnecticutPrinted at the Riverside Press, 1897 - 245 pages |
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Lineage of the Bowens of Woodstock, Connecticut (Classic Reprint) Edward Augustus Bowen No preview available - 2017 |
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Abigail acres aforesaid appointed Aspinwall August Benjamin born in Roxbury born in Woodstock Boston Brookline Cambridge Capt Chandler Children chosen church Conn county of Glamorgan Court daughter Davis December Deeds Defendant Frances doth Edward Elizabeth Bowen England executors February Fee Farme Rent Francis Bowen Genealogy Glamorgan granted Griffith ¹ Griffith Bowen Hannah hath heires and assignes Henry Bowen Isaac Bowen January John Bowen John Winchester Joseph July June lands and premisses lease Lewis Tappan London March Margaret Mary Mass Matthew Bowen messuages messuages lands Muddy River Nathaniel November October orato orator Oxwich p'misses paid parcell parish pedigree Pembroke Penrice Penuel Penuel Bowen Phillip Jones Plaintiff Pomfret pounds Probate Records reprize Roxbury Samuel Samuell Mathewes Sarah seal Selectman September shillings Suffolk Susanna Tappan tenements Tenemts thereof Thomas Thomas Danforth town unto this Defendant vnto widow wife William Bowen Winchester
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