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Re: Daughter of Daniel and Ada Bowser

Tyanne22 — 2012-05-13 14:06:32Z

I am bobs brother. My Mamet is Jim I live here in kittanning pa there are 10 of us lois bowser 55 gray bowser,Dan bowser Paul bowserme Jim and your dad janet Mary Ann. Sara and Evelyn u can call me at 724 954 2219.

Re: Daughter of Daniel and Ada Bowser

Tyanne22 — 2012-05-13 13:17:41Z

i am the youngese son of daniel and ada bowser i my phone no is 724 954 2219 my email is tyash33@gmail.com

Re: Indian Lineage

Troup_Bobby — 2012-03-18 17:04:21Z

My direct line is Mathias Bausser b 1670 m. Esther Borth; Mathias Bausser b 1711 m. Anna Edelmann; John "Hopewell" Bowser b 1740 m. Mary UNK; Mary Bowser b ca 1779 m. John Burnhimer. My mother was a Burnheimer. On your line, Mathias Bausser m. Anna Edelmann; Valentine Bowser (was a brother to my John "Hopewell" Bowser. I have Valentine m. 1 Mary Ann Harris and they had 5 children, he m.2 Esther Walter and they had 4 children. I have birth dates for these 9 children but no death dates etc so I can use anything on Valentine's descendants. Your Daniel was b ca 1796, do you have dates for him. Who did he m. first? with one child. He m. 2 Anne Anders with 8 children. I have birth dates for 6 of the children so anything on Daniel's descendants would be appreciated. Again, I can be reached at robert.e.troup@verizon.net too.

Re: Indian Lineage

Sdurfee001 — 2012-03-14 22:49:15Z

I will be glad to help with what I can. So I was wondering what is your connection in my line thus far?

Re: Indian Lineage

Troup_Bobby — 2012-03-14 16:46:26Z

I have heard about the Indian connection too but don't have any proof of it. I do need some additional info on your part of the family so would like to make contact with you. I can be reached at robert.e.troup@verizon.net if you wish.

Re: Indian Lineage

Troup_Bobby — 2012-03-14 16:44:05Z

Would like to make contact with you re your direct Bowser line as I need some additional information to fill in some of the gaps. You can contact me at robert.e.troup@verizon.net if you wish.

Re: Indian Lineage

Sdurfee001 — 2012-03-13 17:04:19Z

Barry,

I too am a Bowser and not to long ago I had a conversation with another Bowser. I asked him if he had ever heard of any Indian blood in the Bowser Line, his response was a definiate no. I on the other hand disagreed, while searching my family line which is as follows:

Grand-father Daniel Ward Bowser married Ada Evelyn Hoak
Great Grand-Father was David Q. Bowser married Mary Cousins
GG Grand Father was James C. Bowser married Pheobe Bowser
GGG---Valentine Bowser
GGGG ---Daniel Bowser
GGGGG----Valetine Bowser
GGGGGG----Mathis Bowser

I found many Native American records that would indicate Indian blood line but I could never verify for sure. Growing up and even to this day I have been asked if I have Indian blood, my response was always not that I know of. In turn they would reply well you look as though you do. I have Brown eyes, brown hair, and in the summer time when my skin tans to a darker tint it has more of a red appearence than any other color. I begin to really look at the picture of my father and of myself and could see what they were talking about. Moving on to pitures of my grand parents both Daniel and Ada (Hoak) I could see it there as well. More so on my grandmother than on my granfather, therefore, I assumed that it could have some from the Hoak side. In the last few months I have begin to re-research the Bowser line for Native American Heritage once again have been unable to confirm or deny, but still left with the feeling that there is in fact Indian heritage through the Bowser line.
In regards to the Booher name I did find this article which is copied and pasted below. Hopefully this will aid in your search. Good Luck!

February 12, 1990
Vol. 33
No. 6

General Custer Loses at Little Big Horn Again as An Indian Activist Becomes Keeper of His Legend

By William Plummer, Bill Shaw

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Barbara Booher is clearly uncomfortable, standing beside the marker where Gen. George Armstrong Custer was felled by an Indian bullet 114 years ago. "I don't like the man," she says. "But I don't have to like him to do my job."

Booher, 49, is the new superintendent of the Custer Battlefield National Monument outside Crow Agency, Mont.—and, according to a small but vocal group of Custer buffs across the country, she is manifestly unfit for the job. Not to say they are right, but the Custer loyalists insist they have a point: Booher is a full-blooded Ute and Cherokee Indian who vows to cut through what she calls the Custer myth and tell the Indian side of the famous Battle of Little Big Horn. "The story is out of balance," she says. "It doesn't take much to look at the exhibits and see that everything is tilted toward Custer, who was the loser in that battle."

"I don't want to sound racist and chauvinist," says Jerry Russell of Little Rock, Ark., a member of the Little Big Horn Associates, a national group that guards the old warrior's memory. "But I want the lady out of there. She's not qualified."

Custer was a dashing, saber-wielding cavalry officer, a Civil War hero who distinguished himself with reckless forays into Confederate strongholds. His men died by the hundreds in these attacks, but—thanks to what came to be called Custer's luck—he always emerged unscathed and covered with dime-novel glory. His luck ran out on June 25, 1876. While waging a campaign against the Sioux and Cheyenne, he ignored warnings that Indian tepees stretched for eight miles along the Little Big Horn River. He and his 225 men were wiped out when they charged into the midst of as many as 40,000 Sioux and Cheyenne.

Booher, who is the only Indian woman superintendent in the U.S. Park Service, contends that the monuments at the battlefield lionize Custer, thereby distorting history and slighting Native Americans. She notes that the names of Custer's soldiers are inscribed on one monument, but no mention is made anywhere of the deeds of the triumphant Sioux Indian chiefs Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull. And she points out that while Custer's men are memorialized as "fallen heroes," the Sioux and Cheyenne are described only as "hostile Indians." The marker also fails to explain the reason the Indians were hostile: For decades they had been forcibly driven from their homelands and onto reservations.

Booher herself grew up on the Uintah and Ouray Ute reservation in northeast Utah and still remembers a junior high school teacher telling her class that "the only good Indian is a dead Indian." Booher, whose parents worked for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, spent the last 10 years working for the bureau in Anchorage, negotiating intricate land-allotment programs for Native Alaskans. Her skills as a mediator deeply impressed Lorraine Mintzmeyer, the Park Service's Rocky Mountain regional director in Denver, who hired her. "Custer is a delicate situation," says Mintzmeyer, "and with her connections in the Native American community, Barbara was the right person for the job."

Booher was not so sure herself—at first. She liked her life in Anchorage. She and her husband, Hal, 56, a former Bureau of Land Management employee, own a home there, and she is a fanatic salmon fisherman and deer hunter. While vacationing in 1988, she visited the 760-acre Custer Battlefield for the first time and was moved by the eerie beauty of the place. She couldn't help noticing too that among the myriad white grave markers there was just one that commemorated an Indian death. "It looked like a No Parking sign," she says, adding, "This will all change."

Booher promised as much to the surrounding Indian communities of eastern Montana and northern Wyoming, whom she met shortly after taking over last year. She advised them of her plans to install a permanent exhibit of Native American culture as well as monuments to Indians who died in the battle. "We were never made to feel welcome up there," says Janine Windy Boy, President of the Little Big Horn Community College in Crow Agency. "When we heard she was hired, we thought a miracle had happened."

While her husband tries to sell their home in Anchorage, Booher lives alone in the superintendent's house below the battlefield. Her dining room window looks north toward a series of hills rising from the banks of the Little Big Horn River. "I sit here in the morning and look out on those hills," she says, "and I try to imagine what Crazy Horse was thinking and feeling that day. It reminds me that the Battle of the Little Big Horn is really an Indian story."

—William Plummer, Bill Shaw at the Custer Battlefield

So Barry, here I show you proof that there are Native American Indians with the Last Name Booher full blooded at that. Now, tbe challenge will be to be able to link your Booher to someone like this Barbara Booher who is a known full blood indian then you should be able to calculate the percentage of Native American Blood.

I hope some of this was of help.

Sherry

Bowser/Isenor

wfountain176 — 2012-02-21 17:51:19Z

Looking for information on Florence Alma Isenor who married a Bowser.From the informatio I have they had 2 sons and she died in Toronto in 1987.
She was from Nova Scotia and was was married to Lewis Obrey Fountain.

Re: Indian Lineage

cebycraft — 2012-01-29 03:01:10Z

I am really new at this, but this might help a bit. My grandfather was Lloyd Bowser. My mother is Doris (Bowser) Smith. She was born in Cairnbrook (sp?)PA. Her grandfather was Joseph Bowser. I had always been told that there was a family Native American connection, but had no proof other than stories until last year. (My parents moved to Indiana shortly after they married and I know almost nothing about my family.) That's why I am looking on the Internet. My daughter had her DNA tested at Notre Dame for a class project and she carries a fairly strong Native American allele. We were surprised that the family story must be true. I'll keep looking but there might be a distant connection here. I also know someone wrote a Bowser family history. Have you heard about this? Do you know who wrote it? Camille Bycraft

Re: bremen,In.

citygray — 2012-01-03 00:11:57Z

Hi,
I am a descendant of Everett Bowser of N.C. but born in Va. Anyone familiar?

Re: Maryland Bowsers

Troup_Bobby — 2011-12-14 15:27:54Z

Hi, Don't have much on this family but I have George Henry Bowser in my misc file. He m. Veronica Kelsey and they had 10 children. I have their names but not much more. Contact me at robert.e.troup@verizon.net

Re: Greene Co., PA Bowsers

Troup_Bobby — 2011-12-14 15:19:36Z

I can't add a lot, I don't think, but this is what I have on the names mentioned: I have a Jacob Bowser m. Elizabeth Sweitzer, he was born 1802 in Somerset Co, PA and d 1875 Garrett Co, MD. They had 15 children and one was a Hiram b 1839. I also have a David Calvin Bowser in my misc info b 1860 son of David and Malinda Leonard Bowser. And I have a William H. Bowser b 1843 in Alleghany Co, MD d 1882 m. Christina Diana Lenhart. Some of the spellings are a little different than what was posted here. I can be reached at robert.e.troup@verizon.net if you want to discuss further.

Re: Greene Co., PA Bowsers

bowsersa — 2011-12-14 14:25:08Z

The Parents of Charles M. Bowser m. Delilah Mosshoder were William H. b. 1/18/1843 in Garrett County, MD d. June 6, 1882 buried St. John's German Cemetery, Garrett County, MD.

William H. Bowser's wife was Christina Dianna Lenhart, b. July 22, 1834 in Somerset County, PA d. before 1880 in the Accident District of Garrett County, MD.

It appears this is a different line from yours; because there is no David Calvin or Hiram Valentine Bowser in this line.

Sam

Maryland Bowsers

tklloyd — 2011-12-14 04:26:27Z

I am looking for my gr.gr.grandfathers family. His name George Henry Bowser b.1822 Maryland, that is all I know.

Re: Mathias Bowser/Bausser/Bauser

Heidi15461 — 2011-12-13 17:18:48Z

what line are u looking for my great grandmother was anna bowser daughter of david calvin boswer

Re: BOWSER mailing list on Rootsweb

Heidi15461 — 2011-12-13 16:55:02Z

He's not the the BOwser family book if thats what u mean, he was my gg-grandfather maybe we can share some info. heidi15461@msn.com

Re: Greene Co., PA Bowsers

Heidi15461 — 2011-12-13 16:34:41Z

I have a paper that my Aunt had given me that had some Bowser history on it. But it doesnt show all generations. I have a few Charles Bowser in that papers I have,but no Clyde because the info isnt that recent. DO u know the names of Charles's parents? They might be on here. My line goes back to David Calvin Bowser, they came from Greene Co. near 10 mile creek. But I have a lil info about the Hiram Valentine Boswer the other person asked about he was David's brother.

Re: Greene Co., PA Bowsers

bowsersa — 2011-12-13 16:10:28Z

Hello Heidi:

Are you referring to Clyde Edward Bowser, b. Feb. 25, 1983 in Somerset
County, PA; Son of Charles M. and Delilah Mossholder Bowser?

Samuel Bowser, bowsersa@embarqmail.com

Re: Greene Co., PA Bowsers

Heidi15461 — 2011-12-12 04:51:23Z

this is a old post but ill try anyway I have info on this line of Bowsers. I can fill u in if u want

Nova Scotia/ New Brunswick Bowser/Hergert

bowsersnyder — 2011-12-05 16:38:37Z

I am a Bowser and would love more information on my family. My grandfather Horld R. Bowser was born in kingston. His father Harold R. was also born in Kingston, NY and was a police officer. Harold Sr. Father was Herman Bowser born 1869 in New Brunswick and Herman married Emma Hergert who was from Nova Scotia (I believe Lunenburg) born 1867. I believe Emma's father is Edward Hergert born in Nova Scotia. This is where I cannot go any further. Harold R Sr left his family when my grandfather was just a child. He really did not know much about him or his family. Harold Sr was married to Agnes Cahill and Harold Sr never divorced her. I would love any information you might be able to provide.... thanks in advance :)

Re: Harry Bowser

Troup_Bobby — 2011-11-07 22:32:31Z

Hi, I could use some help from you too re your ancestors. Please contact me at robert.e.troup@verizon.net

Re: Harry Bowser

Troup_Bobby — 2011-11-07 22:29:57Z

Hi, Think I have some information on your family but I need some too. Is your father Robert Lewis Bowser? Please contact me at robert.e.troup@verizon.net so we can discuss the family.

Re: Harry Bowser

flyaway2 — 2011-10-16 17:49:28Z

Who was your father? My great grandparents were Harry and Florence Bowser/Tulsa, OK.

Re: Mathias Bowser cir. 1670 and following

RobertBowser26 — 2011-10-04 22:39:53Z

Hello, are you talking about Mathias Bausser 1670-1730????

Bob Bowser
rbowwow34@msn.com

Re: Mathias Bowser cir. 1670 and following

cjsperl — 2011-09-25 13:46:51Z

I recently found the link between the Bowser Family (Mathias Sr, Mathias Jr, Valentine, Daniel, Jacob A) between his great grandmother (Olive (Maud) Bowser b. 1874. Is anyone out there researching this line. I have seem many trees with Jacob A and Mary Ann Murphy but many are conflicting.

I was also glad that Jim posted the LDS # of the family in Switzerland. I had make inquirys and the answer I found most often is I copied the information from an online tree.

Claudia

Re: Mathias Bowser cir. 1670 and following

mszig11 — 2011-09-25 10:56:53Z

Hello again.
mys e mail is mszig at mac dot com I would love to hear from you to correct any mistakes I have in the Bowser family tree. Thank you.

Daughter of Daniel and Ada Bowser

Sdurfee001 — 2011-08-25 18:02:04Z

I am looking for anyone that can help with information on Evelyn Bowser Bellas daughter of Daniel Ward Bowser and Ada Evelyn Hoak Bowser, Grand daughter of Everett McKinley Hoak.
Evelyn's birth was abt 1960 in Kittanning, Armstrong, Pennsylvania. She is listed on her mothers death certificate as Evelyn Bellas and after contact with the funeral home it was confirmed that she was Ada's daughter. I know that some of Ada and Daniels children were sent to an orphanage, so I am unsure if Bellas is a married name or an adoptive name. ANy help will be very much appreciated.

Thank you,
Sherry

elizabert bowser b.1899

GeneWilliams62 — 2011-08-11 13:57:18Z

elizabeth b.1899 in chicora pa. marred ralph yohe 1917*18 in butler pa. moran

Re: Harry Bowser

LINDAK131 — 2011-08-01 01:17:17Z

I have info and a pic of Harry as a little boy. Hope you get this.

Re: Harry Addison Bowser

LINDAK131 — 2011-08-01 01:15:39Z

Hi. I have some info for you, and also a picture of Harry when he was a little boy. I would be interested in any information you have found since you first posted. I also have information on the Crafts.

Re: Mathias Bowser cir. 1670 and following

JimWise55 — 2011-07-31 18:01:07Z

Try Mündwilers of Tenniken by Jules Billeter, LDS microfilm #1045498; European Region. These translated church records take the Mathias Bowser line back four generations to Hans BUSER, b. abt. 1538 in Switzerland. If you just want more information about Mathias himself though it probably won't be much help.

Re: Mathias Bowser cir. 1670 and following

mszig11 — 2011-07-31 17:02:23Z

I was hoping to get your email address in order to correct any mistakes I might have in my Bowser family tree (part of my Ellermeyer tree)

Thank you

mszig at mac dot com

Re: Mathias Bowser cir. 1670 and following

Kbowser1973 — 2011-07-31 16:39:42Z

I live in Ft. Wayne, IN and our library has a copy of The History of the Bowser Family. My question is, as a Bowser, how, could i find more out about Mathias before his immigration?

Harvey S. Bowser

babowser — 2011-07-28 19:11:47Z

I am researching Harvey S. Bowser whom I think was born in Armstrong County. He was born on June 24, 1857, and died in a sawmill accident on June 3, 1884 in Knox Twp. Jefferson County. He was married to Caroline (Carrie) Shaffer in September of 1880. I cannot find anything that tells me definitely who is parents were. I think they were Daniel Bowser and Mary Christy, but cannot say for sure. I am just wondering if anyone would have information on this. I looked in the Bowser Family History book on line, however, I cannot find anything that matches.

BOWSER Orville 1953-2011 b. Kittaning, Pennsylvania

Lace_Lynch — 2011-07-20 14:48:14Z

HOWLAND – Orville Bowser, 58, died Monday, July 18, 2011, at his home in Howland, Ohio.

He was born Feb. 16, 1953, in Kittaning, Pennsylvania, to Hulbert and Olive (Betty) Bowser.

After high school graduation, Orville continued his Education at Clarion University, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in education.
Soon after college graduation, Orville moved to Ohio, where he began a 32 year career with Jim Pace Pontiac in Niles, Ohio. He retired in 2009 as General Manager.

He is survived by his wife, Joan Bowser, whom he married May 5, 1989; his daughters, Kimberly Bowser of Cleveland, Megan Bowser of Boardman, Ohio and Amy Montgomery and her spouse, Bruce of Austintown, Ohio; and sons Douglas Bowser and his spouse, Leslie of Hudson, Ohio, Jeffrey Bowser and his spouse, Marci of Warren, Ohio and Kevin Bowser of New Castle, Pa.
He leaves five grandchildren, Kayla Bowser, Emily Montgomery, Cortni Bowser, Nathan Bowser and Julia Bowser. He is also survived by his sister, Barbara Earley and her spouse, Harry of Canonsburg, Pa.; brothers and their spouses, Ottis and Joyce Bowser of Seneca, Pa. and Larry and Joyce Bowser of Hubbard; and sisters-in-law, Nancy Bowser of Eau Claire, Pa. and Ginger Ealy of Mercer, Pa.

He was preceded in death by his father, mother, and brothers, Edward Bowser and Leroy Bowser.

He was active with the Niles First Community Church of the Nazarene and The American Cancer Society, but mostly enjoyed spending time with his family and friends.

At Orville’s request, a celebration service only will be held Saturday, July 23, at 11 a.m. at the Niles First Community Church of the Nazarene, 1822 Vienna Road in Niles.

Instead of flowers, any donations were requested to be sent to Mission of Sight, 1723 Marion-Mt. Gilead Road, Marion, OHIO 43302 with a check memo of Jamaica/Brunk, a mission ministry very dear to his heart.

Re: Bowser

DaylilyFan — 2011-07-15 22:30:59Z

Just wondered if there was any connection to Mary Stuart Bowser (1901-1995)?

Re: fighting bowsers

DaylilyFan — 2011-07-15 22:28:31Z

Is there any chance your Uncle Paul had a connection to Mary Stuart Bowser (1901-1995)?

Bowser / Brown Garrett Co MD

CoveRoad1890 — 2011-04-29 19:31:07Z

Eli J Brown m. Amanda Bowser
Barbara Jane Brown? m. Hiram Bowser
Susan Brown m. Jacob Emory Bowser

Does anyone have their parents, other Brown siblings?

I would be most appreciative of any assistance that may be offered. Thank you.

Bausser, Bauser, Bowser - PA, MD

CoveRoad1890 — 2011-04-29 19:30:47Z

Does anyone have information relating to the following? They were living in Summit Twp, Somerset Co., PA 1850. If you do, could you please fill me in? Any assistance is most appreciated. Parents names, siblings, anything would be most appreciated. Thank you.

Bowser Jacob 39 M . Wagonmaker . Penna
Bowser Charlotte 40 F . . . Penna
Bowser Catherine 12 F . . . Penna
Bowser Samuel 6 M . . . Penna
Bowser Martin 18 M . Wagonmaker . Penna

Bowser John 54 M . Cooper Germany
Bowser Margaretta 49 F . . . Germany
Bowser Margaretta 23 F . . . Germany
Bowser Lorenze 21 M . Cooper . Germany
Bowser John 13 M . . . Germany

Thank you.

Ken

Looking for information about John and Clarissa Bowser of Curtisville,

amidd67 — 2011-04-27 03:16:00Z

Alcona, Michigan. Also, Clarissa's parents, George and Sarah Merritt from the same place.

Thank you.

Re: Eva Bowser m. Peter Emich, early 1800's PA

richmichels66 — 2011-04-09 00:02:06Z

I have a picture of Eve Bowser, and I have her last name as Amick.
holly@michels5.com

Paul and/or Mary Stuart Bowser

DaylilyFan — 2011-03-16 22:19:11Z

My grandmother's best friend in Indianapolis was Mary Stuart Bowser (1901-1995). After my grandmother died, we lost touch. I remember Mary mentioning "Paul," but I don't know if that was a husband or a brother. She also lived in Columbus, Ohio, for a time because our family visited her there in 1957. I have a full-length photograph, and two copies of her book of poems, "Bright Shells," which is dedicated to her grandchildren "Michael Stuart and Melinda" which certainly indicates she was married at one time! Please email me if you can help. trishcallis@hotmail.com
(put her name in the subject line, please).

chame and mary ann stott bowser family

billman_susan — 2011-03-16 04:34:13Z

I am researching my family lines and my mother was married to Chambers Amos Bowser..they had 4 children...betty bowser cravenor, charles james bowser, robert edward bowser, james lewis bowser..
the info I am needing is marriage infor for chame and mary...birth announcements for the children..death record and info on drowning of Charles "Chuckie" Bowser who drowned in allegheny river at Kittanning, armstrong county, pa in 1945.
three boys drowned in a boating accident..one of the boys last name was Waugaman...all the boys were from EAst Kittanning.
would love to have any information on this boating accident and any info on this family that is out there
thank you,
susan stouffer billman

charles bowser drowning

billman_susan — 2011-03-16 04:13:41Z

I am doing research for my family history book(s)..my 4 lines are Stouffer, Muir, Stott, Zellefrow.
my mother was married to Chame Bowser of Leechburg and they had 4 children before she married my father Audley Stouffer.
Chame and Mary had Betty, Charles, Jim, Bob
Charles "Chuckie" and 2 other boys drowned in the Allegheny RRiver at Kittanning in 1945.
I was born the year after Chuckie drowned.
I want to find newspaper clippings, death information and any other information pertaining to Chuckie and the boys that drowned at that time. One of the boys was a Waugaman bly from EASt Kittanning..as all of the boys were from there.
thank you for anything that anyone has out there.
Susan

Looking for Bowsers from Trotwood/Dayton, OH or Racine, WI area

bryant1959 — 2011-03-05 21:12:40Z

My grandfather was Lester Denlinger Bowser, b 4 Jul 1890 to a Brethren church elder (William Bowser) and his wife Ellen C. Denlinger Bowser. Lester married Arabella Ingersol around 1918 and she died in 1930 after having Jane (b 1920) and William (b 1928). He later married Marguerite Cloud Hampton in 1943 and finally passed on in 1984.

I'm looking for relatives of both Lester and Arabella. Any ideas?

Caroline J. (Preisach) Bowser, 72, Pennsylvania ,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-02-16 01:30:13Z

Caroline J. Bowser
Forest Hills

Caroline J. (Preisach) Bowser, 72, of Forest Hills, died Friday, Feb. 11, 2011. She was the beloved wife of the late Kenneth J. Bowser; loving mother of Charles (Janet) Bowser, of Ulysses; wonderful grandmother of Kimberly, Rick, Andrew, Jonathan, Charlie and Rachel; great-grandmother of Gage, Wraithe and Benjamin; sister of Arthur (Nancy) Preisach, the late Charles (surviving spouse, Edith) Preisach and the late Eleanor (Blair) Wessel; also many nieces and nephews. Caroline enjoyed ceramics and playing cards. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the JOBE FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICES INC., corner of Shaw and Triboro avenues, Turtle Creek, 412-823-1950, where a service will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday. Interment to follow at Restland Memorial.
Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune-

Kittanning Bowser

Sdurfee001 — 2010-12-20 07:13:05Z

My father is Warren and goes by Bob, if anyone could help me with this portion of my tree it would be greatly appreciated. My info is very limited, I know he was born in either Yatesboro or Kittanning Pennsylvania, he had 8 brothers and sisters, born in the 50's and/or 60's, one of whom is named Gary and I believe one that is names Mary, and they all reside in Kittenning now. I think the majority, if not all of his siblings are still living. His parents on the other hand are both deceased, I believe his father died in the 80's and his mother within the past 10 years. My father has been married twice once to my mother Karen R. McNeely Bowser 1953-2010, 2 children came of this marriage, and to his current wife of 20+ years, where 2 children came of this marriage. Unfortunately, my relationship with my father is as limited as the info I have so I'm unable to gain this information. Thank You in advance.

Pennsylvania Bowser

Sdurfee001 — 2010-12-20 06:47:33Z

If anyone could help it would be greatly appreciated. I'm looking for information on my fathers side of the family, parent, grandparents, etc.; his name is Warren R. Bowser, born in Yatesboro, PA., but I was told by someone that he could have been born in Kittanning I have the info from my birth certificate but that pretty much all I have. I know that he had 8 brothers and sisters, one of the brothers name is Gary and a sister named Mary I think, they were all either born or lived in Kittanning, Pennsylvania. I know that his dad died in the 80's in Kittanning, PA., and his mother died maybe a few years ago it may even be vice versa, my info is very limited. Thank You in advance.

Re: Bowsers in Sackville NB

noreen591 — 2010-12-16 22:09:23Z

SARAH BOWSER CRAIG HAD A SISTER FLORENCE. HER FATHER WAS DAVID BOWSER. OTHER SISTER WAS GRACE. SARAH'S DECENDENTS LIVE IN BOSTON AREA

Re: Mathias Bowser cir. 1670 and following

mszig11 — 2010-12-09 13:08:51Z

re: My history of Mathias Bausser. I would like to talk. from what I've read on online posts, mine may be inaccurate. I would like to rectify any mistakes. I created this for my son in law.
mszig@mac.com