Husband Benjamin Stevens "Uncle Benny" Bowser 1 2
Born: 20 Dec 1823 - East Franklin Twp, Armstrong Co, PA 3 4
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Died: Dec 1915 - Washington Twp, Armstrong Co, PA 4
Buried: - near Montgomeryville, Armstrong Co, PA
Father: Abraham Bowser (1802/1803-1852/1853) 5 6
Mother: Mary Ann Stevens (1805-1874) 3 6 7
Marriage:
Other Spouse: Elizabeth Bowser (1816-1844) 4 8 - 1843 8
Other Spouse: Katharine Yerty (1835-1914) 8
Wife Elizabeth Yerty 8 9
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Died: 1855 8 9
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Children
1 F Catharine Bowser 10
AKA: Katharine Bowser 10
Born: 17 Feb 1846 10
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Died: 20 Jun 1892 10
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Spouse: Ezekiel Ekis (1839-1900) 10
2 F Ann Eliza Bowser 11 12
Born: 18 Nov 1848 10
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Spouse: John M. Hawk (1848- ) 12 13
Marr: 1868 11
3 F Rachel Bowser 10
Born: 1850 10
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Spouse: Gideon McGreggor ( - ) 10
Spouse: Lee Stoops ( - ) 10
4 M Christian Yerty Bowser 1 10
Born: 31 Jan 1853 - Armstrong Co, PA 1 10
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Spouse: Sadie J. Helm (1853-1910) 10 14
Marr: 31 Jan 1881 14
Spouse: Delilah Salsbury ( - ) 10
5 M William Patton Bowser 15
Born: 9 May 1854 - near Kittanning, Armstrong Co, PA 15
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Died: 16 Dec 1916 - Washington, Washington Co, PA 15
Buried: - Montgomeryville, East Franklin Twp, Armstrong Co, PA
Spouse: Margaret Sindorf (1857- ) 15
Marr: 1874 16
General Notes: Husband - Benjamin Stevens "Uncle Benny" Bowser
He lived in East Franklin and Washington townships, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, engaged in farming.
After his second marriage he settled on land he bought in Washington Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, where he spent the remainder of his life. During the days of the Brady's Bend Furnace, he was constable of his township and was recognized as the fearless foe of evildoers, especially the vagrant and criminal classes who frequently haunted a public works.
With his first wife he had two children. With his second wife he had five children. With his third wife he had eight children.
With his third wife he had six sons and five daughters. [HAC 1914, 378]
He was the first president of the Bowser Reunion\emdash and was known throughout the county as "Uncle Benny."