Person Page 13
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Her married name was Eunice Bowerman. She was born on 24 October 1769 Date extrapolated from Death record at Raisin MM. She was the daughter of Edward Dexter and Mary (?).
Eunice married Moses Bowerman, son of Samuel Bowerman and Jemima Wing, before 1805.
Eunice Dexter died on 18 May 1849 in Raisin River, Monroe, MI, USA,, at the age of 79 years, 6 months and 24 days Aged 79y 6m 25d.
Eunice married Moses Bowerman, son of Samuel Bowerman and Jemima Wing, before 1805.
Eunice Dexter died on 18 May 1849 in Raisin River, Monroe, MI, USA,, at the age of 79 years, 6 months and 24 days Aged 79y 6m 25d.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of Eunice Dexter and Moses Bowerman- Eunice Bowerman
Margaret Bowerman b. 11 Sep 1804, d. 16 Feb 1845
Moses Bowerman+ b. 27 Nov 1811, d. 15 Dec 18961
Samuel Bowerman+ b. 5 Feb 1814, d. 22 Mar 1880
Citations
- [S126] Anonymous, Portrait and Biographical album of Lenawee County, Mich., Pg 323; " His [Moses Bowerman] father, also Moses, was a native of Massachusetts, and was twice married, his second wife being Miss Eunice Dexter, who became the mother of our subject.".
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Richard Warren Bowman
Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Benjamin Swift was born in 1682. He was the son of Willliam Swift and Elizabeth Swift.
Benjamin married Hannah Wing on 24 February 1703/4 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Benjamin married Hannah Wing on 24 February 1703/4 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Last Edited=8 Apr 2005
Children of Benjamin Swift and Hannah Wing- Hannah Swift
Elizabeth Swift
Samuel Swift b. 11 Sep 1704
Mary Swift+ b. 11 Oct 1706, d. 10 Oct 17771
Content Swift+ b. 12 Dec 1708
Zebulon Swift+ b. 15 Apr 1712
Benjamin J. Swift , Jr.+ b. c 1718, d. 27 Apr 1802
Citations
- [S59] New England Historical and Genealogical Society NEHGR, 129:229.
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Richard Warren Bowman
Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Willliam Swift was born on 28 August 1654 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2,3 He was the son of William Swift and Ruth (?).1
Willliam married Elizabeth Swift after 1660 in Prob. Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Research Note: Katherine Swift, in her "Swift Family: Historical Notes," claims that William "married Elizabeth Thomson, who was born in 1654. She was the daughter of Lieutenant John Thomson, who married Mary, daughter of Francis Cooke of the Mayflower."
Elizabeth Thomson, b. Barnstable on 28 January 1654, dau. of Lt. John Thomson. She was married in Wyemouth, MA., after 22 September 1687, to Thomas Swift, b. in Dorchester, MA., 30 July 1659. He was the son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Vose) Swift.
THIS Elizabeth Thomson did NOT marry William Swift. See TAG 36:164-170 for further information.
He was a Grand Jury member in 1680 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.4
Town of Sandwich voted to Pay William £1 for eight days of jury duty. On 18 August 1681 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.4
Willliam Swift was appointed in 1682 "Supervizor of ye hieways."5 He left a will dated 17 June 1700 at Plymouth Co., MA, New England, in which he names his wife, Elizabeth, his sons William, Benjamin and joseph, and "their bothers and sisters." His sons William, Thomas, Josiah, and Ebenezer are named in their grandfather's will.1
Willliam Swift died between April 1701 and May 1701 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.6 His estate was probated on 12 May 1701 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1
Willliam married Elizabeth Swift after 1660 in Prob. Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Research Note: Katherine Swift, in her "Swift Family: Historical Notes," claims that William "married Elizabeth Thomson, who was born in 1654. She was the daughter of Lieutenant John Thomson, who married Mary, daughter of Francis Cooke of the Mayflower."
Elizabeth Thomson, b. Barnstable on 28 January 1654, dau. of Lt. John Thomson. She was married in Wyemouth, MA., after 22 September 1687, to Thomas Swift, b. in Dorchester, MA., 30 July 1659. He was the son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Vose) Swift.
THIS Elizabeth Thomson did NOT marry William Swift. See TAG 36:164-170 for further information.
He was a Grand Jury member in 1680 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.4
Town of Sandwich voted to Pay William £1 for eight days of jury duty. On 18 August 1681 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.4
Willliam Swift was appointed in 1682 "Supervizor of ye hieways."5 He left a will dated 17 June 1700 at Plymouth Co., MA, New England, in which he names his wife, Elizabeth, his sons William, Benjamin and joseph, and "their bothers and sisters." His sons William, Thomas, Josiah, and Ebenezer are named in their grandfather's will.1
Willliam Swift died between April 1701 and May 1701 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.6 His estate was probated on 12 May 1701 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1
Last Edited=7 Apr 2005
Children of Willliam Swift and Elizabeth Swift- Josiah Swift 7
Ebenezer Swift 7
William Swift b. 24 Jan 16798
Benjamin Swift+ b. 1682
Joseph Swift b. Nov 16879
Samuel Swift b. Dec 169010
Joanna Swift b. 9 Mar 169211
Thomas Swift b. bt Dec 1693 - Dec 169512
Elizabeth Swift b. 11 Jan 169613
Thankful Swift b. 11 Jan 1696
Citations
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:241.
- [S206] Katharine Whitin Swift, Swift Family, Pg. 1; "William Swift was born August 28, 1654 and was a carpenter by trade".
- [S55] Jr. Caroline Lewis Kardell and Russell A. Lovell, Sandwich VR 1, :25; "Wiliam Swift the sonn of william Swift was bor[ne] the 28th of agust.... 1654 ["last of September" was crossed out and "the 28th of agust" interlined, in the same hand.].
- [S206] Katharine Whitin Swift, Swift Family, Page 1.
- [S206] Katharine Whitin Swift, Swift Family, Page 1-2.
- [S206] Katharine Whitin Swift, Swift Family, Page 2.
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:242.
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:241; "William, born Jan. 24, 1679...".
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:241; "Joseph, born Nov. 1687...".
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:241; "Samuel, born Dec. 1690...".
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:241; "Joanna, born March 9, 1692, married Thomas Gibbs (Sandwich) OCt. 22, 1714".
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:241; "Thomas, born December 169_, married Thankful Morey (Plymouth) Jan. 23, 1718-19".
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:242; "Elizabeth, gem[?], born Jan. 11, 1696, married Jpohn Gibbs, Sandwich, Nov. 9, 1719".
Elizabeth Swift (F)
#247
#247
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Richard Warren Bowman
Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Elizabeth married Willliam Swift, son of William Swift and Ruth (?), after 1660 in Prob. Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Last Edited=7 Apr 2005
Children of Elizabeth Swift and Willliam Swift- Josiah Swift 1
Ebenezer Swift 1
William Swift b. 24 Jan 16792
Benjamin Swift+ b. 1682
Joseph Swift b. Nov 16873
Samuel Swift b. Dec 16904
Joanna Swift b. 9 Mar 16925
Thomas Swift b. bt Dec 1693 - Dec 16956
Elizabeth Swift b. 11 Jan 16967
Thankful Swift b. 11 Jan 1696
Citations
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:242.
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:241; "William, born Jan. 24, 1679...".
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:241; "Joseph, born Nov. 1687...".
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:241; "Samuel, born Dec. 1690...".
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:241; "Joanna, born March 9, 1692, married Thomas Gibbs (Sandwich) OCt. 22, 1714".
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:241; "Thomas, born December 169_, married Thankful Morey (Plymouth) Jan. 23, 1718-19".
- [S146] Leonard H. Smith Jr. Cape Cod Library, 1:242; "Elizabeth, gem[?], born Jan. 11, 1696, married Jpohn Gibbs, Sandwich, Nov. 9, 1719".
Hannah Wing (F)
#248
#248
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Richard Warren Bowman
Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Her married name was Hannah Swift.
Hannah married Benjamin Swift, son of Willliam Swift and Elizabeth Swift, on 24 February 1703/4 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Hannah married Benjamin Swift, son of Willliam Swift and Elizabeth Swift, on 24 February 1703/4 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Last Edited=8 Apr 2005
Children of Hannah Wing and Benjamin Swift- Hannah Swift
Elizabeth Swift
Samuel Swift b. 11 Sep 1704
Mary Swift+ b. 11 Oct 1706, d. 10 Oct 17771
Content Swift+ b. 12 Dec 1708
Zebulon Swift+ b. 15 Apr 1712
Benjamin J. Swift , Jr.+ b. c 1718, d. 27 Apr 1802
Citations
- [S59] New England Historical and Genealogical Society NEHGR, 129:229.
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Sylvanus Swift was born on 28 June 1743. He was the son of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman.
Sylvanus, age 21, married Elizabeth Tripp on 19 November 1764.
Sylvanus married Experience Landers in 1799.
Sylvanus, age 21, married Elizabeth Tripp on 19 November 1764.
Sylvanus married Experience Landers in 1799.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of Sylvanus Swift and Elizabeth Tripp- Abial Swift+
Hannah Swift+ d. 28 Nov 1818
Elizabeth Tripp (F)
#250
#250
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Her married name was Elizabeth Swift.
Elizabeth married Sylvanus Swift, age 21, , son of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman, on 19 November 1764.
Elizabeth married Sylvanus Swift, age 21, , son of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman, on 19 November 1764.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of Elizabeth Tripp and Sylvanus Swift- Abial Swift+
Hannah Swift+ d. 28 Nov 1818
Experience Landers (F)
#251
#251
Her married name was Experience Swift.
Experience married Sylvanus Swift, son of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman, in 1799.
Experience married Sylvanus Swift, son of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman, in 1799.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Paul Swift was born on 15 November 1744. He was the son of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman.
Paul, age 33, married Chloe Wing on 15 January 1778.
Paul, age 33, married Chloe Wing on 15 January 1778.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Chloe Wing (F)
#253
#253
Her married name was Chloe Swift.
Chloe married Paul Swift, age 33, , son of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman, on 15 January 1778.
Chloe married Paul Swift, age 33, , son of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman, on 15 January 1778.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Silas Swift was born on 18 July 1746. He was the son of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman.
Silas, age 26, married Elizabeth Bumpas on 11 November 1772.
Silas, age 26, married Elizabeth Bumpas on 11 November 1772.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Elizabeth Bumpas (F)
#255
#255
Her married name was Elizabeth Swift.
Elizabeth married Silas Swift, age 26, , son of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman, on 11 November 1772.
Elizabeth married Silas Swift, age 26, , son of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman, on 11 November 1772.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Joseph Bowerman was born on 31 March 1739 in Falmouth, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, Date extrapolated from death record.1 He was the son of Thomas Bowerman and Jane Clefton.
Research Note: Sandwich Monthly Meeting Marriage Certificates, 1762-1841, Volume III - Second Book (Original Page 16), shows this as a marriage, not intentions:
"Joseph Bowerman of falmouth, yeoman, Son to Thomas Bowerman of falmouth and Jean his wife and Rest Swift Daughter to Benja Swift of falmouth and wait his wife .... [were married] Seventeenth Day of the Ninth month Called September one thousand Seven hundred and Sixty Six 1766"
[Source: Caroline Lewis Kardell and Russell A. Lovell, Jr., compilers, Vital Records of Sandwich, Massachusetts to 1885, Volume 2: (Boston MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, Feb 1996), pgs.1344-1366].
Joseph Bowerman and Rest Swift published marriage intentions on 17 September 1766 in Falmouth, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, "int of Joseph Bowerman of Falmouth (s/o Thomas Bowerman and his wife Jeane) and Rest Swift (d/o Benjamin Swift of Falmouth and Wait his wife) (SMM). [See Research note below].2
Research Note: The old windmill of West Falmouth is now only a dim memory in the minds of few villagers ...They say that is was located on the north side of the present Windmill Lane ...John Dillingham remembered it this way. "We know it as the 'constitution' wind-mill, not only because its rye and Indian meal has built up many a West Falmouth constitution," but because "the mill and the United States were framed in the same summer of 1787." Built by Jesse Gifford, the mill's principal owner was Joseph Bowerman. It was told that in a good wind, 50 to 75 bushels of corn might be ground in a day. During the summer of 1887 the mill was festooned in honor of its centennial celebration ...An inscription on one of its 50 foot canvas sails read, "Ye come and go, ye die and are born, I stick to my work of grinding corn." At this time, Silas Swift (was the owner) ...this majestic structure stood 40 feet high with sails 50 feet tip to tip and the "mill tail" extended another 50 feet to the rear. In.the summer of 1922 the mill was sold... moved to Brockton ...and burned on Hallowe'en of 1924 (BOF 432).
"The first mill in the town of Falmouth was a watermill, built about 1700 by Philip Dexter on the Coonamessett River in East Falmouth. Although Dexter took advantage of being the only mill in the area for grinding corn and charged excessive rates, it was not until 1717 that people from West Falmouth grew tired of carrying their grain to East Falmouth and decided that a little competition to the Dexter mill would be a healthy and gratifying undertaking.
At times Cape Cod and nearby islands were ringed with windmills. The assumption is that the pilgrims had learned about windmills while in Holland and had brought knowledge of this laborsaving structure to the new world. Here they used it to grind feed for livestock and flour for breadmaking. Later as salt became scarce and expensive during and after the Revolutionary War, windmills provided power to pump salt water into storage tanks on the shore. "Solar evaporation completed the process. In 1845, according to Commonwealth records, Falmouth had 42 salt-works in operation, producing 24,500 bushels of salt. William Hewins, Town Clerk and Treasurer in 1930, described seeing, in his youth, 'over a dozen windmills with canvas sails, scattered over the shores of Little Harbor at Woods Hole, Quissett Harbor and West Falmouth Harbor and on to Falmouth Heights. A fine sight in a southwest breeze.'
Samuel Bowerman, Joseph Bowerman and Richard Lake engaged Jesse Gifford to construct a windmill for "grinding of grain" on what was later the Swift property at West Falmouth. "The property passed from Joseph to his sons, Seth and Thomas Bowerman, and Thomas ran the mill until 1816. At that time stories were being rumored of land for the taking to the West and the Bowermans decided to move. Thomas sold his farm to Capt. Nathaniel Eldred, and his brother sold his own property. They hitched up their oxen, loaded their families and household goods into the carts, and set out for New York State to take advantage of the golden opportunities offered there" [Source: Burrows, Fredrika. Windmills on Cape Cod & the Islands Taunton, MA, 1978, Sullwold Pub. pp85-6].3
Joseph Bowerman died on 15 March 1806 in Falmouth, Barnstable Co., MA, New England,, at the age of 66 years, 11 months and 15 days Aged 66y 11m 15d.4 He was buried after 15 March 1806.
Research Note: Sandwich Monthly Meeting Marriage Certificates, 1762-1841, Volume III - Second Book (Original Page 16), shows this as a marriage, not intentions:
"Joseph Bowerman of falmouth, yeoman, Son to Thomas Bowerman of falmouth and Jean his wife and Rest Swift Daughter to Benja Swift of falmouth and wait his wife .... [were married] Seventeenth Day of the Ninth month Called September one thousand Seven hundred and Sixty Six 1766"
[Source: Caroline Lewis Kardell and Russell A. Lovell, Jr., compilers, Vital Records of Sandwich, Massachusetts to 1885, Volume 2: (Boston MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, Feb 1996), pgs.1344-1366].
Joseph Bowerman and Rest Swift published marriage intentions on 17 September 1766 in Falmouth, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, "int of Joseph Bowerman of Falmouth (s/o Thomas Bowerman and his wife Jeane) and Rest Swift (d/o Benjamin Swift of Falmouth and Wait his wife) (SMM). [See Research note below].2
Research Note: The old windmill of West Falmouth is now only a dim memory in the minds of few villagers ...They say that is was located on the north side of the present Windmill Lane ...John Dillingham remembered it this way. "We know it as the 'constitution' wind-mill, not only because its rye and Indian meal has built up many a West Falmouth constitution," but because "the mill and the United States were framed in the same summer of 1787." Built by Jesse Gifford, the mill's principal owner was Joseph Bowerman. It was told that in a good wind, 50 to 75 bushels of corn might be ground in a day. During the summer of 1887 the mill was festooned in honor of its centennial celebration ...An inscription on one of its 50 foot canvas sails read, "Ye come and go, ye die and are born, I stick to my work of grinding corn." At this time, Silas Swift (was the owner) ...this majestic structure stood 40 feet high with sails 50 feet tip to tip and the "mill tail" extended another 50 feet to the rear. In.the summer of 1922 the mill was sold... moved to Brockton ...and burned on Hallowe'en of 1924 (BOF 432).
"The first mill in the town of Falmouth was a watermill, built about 1700 by Philip Dexter on the Coonamessett River in East Falmouth. Although Dexter took advantage of being the only mill in the area for grinding corn and charged excessive rates, it was not until 1717 that people from West Falmouth grew tired of carrying their grain to East Falmouth and decided that a little competition to the Dexter mill would be a healthy and gratifying undertaking.
At times Cape Cod and nearby islands were ringed with windmills. The assumption is that the pilgrims had learned about windmills while in Holland and had brought knowledge of this laborsaving structure to the new world. Here they used it to grind feed for livestock and flour for breadmaking. Later as salt became scarce and expensive during and after the Revolutionary War, windmills provided power to pump salt water into storage tanks on the shore. "Solar evaporation completed the process. In 1845, according to Commonwealth records, Falmouth had 42 salt-works in operation, producing 24,500 bushels of salt. William Hewins, Town Clerk and Treasurer in 1930, described seeing, in his youth, 'over a dozen windmills with canvas sails, scattered over the shores of Little Harbor at Woods Hole, Quissett Harbor and West Falmouth Harbor and on to Falmouth Heights. A fine sight in a southwest breeze.'
Samuel Bowerman, Joseph Bowerman and Richard Lake engaged Jesse Gifford to construct a windmill for "grinding of grain" on what was later the Swift property at West Falmouth. "The property passed from Joseph to his sons, Seth and Thomas Bowerman, and Thomas ran the mill until 1816. At that time stories were being rumored of land for the taking to the West and the Bowermans decided to move. Thomas sold his farm to Capt. Nathaniel Eldred, and his brother sold his own property. They hitched up their oxen, loaded their families and household goods into the carts, and set out for New York State to take advantage of the golden opportunities offered there" [Source: Burrows, Fredrika. Windmills on Cape Cod & the Islands Taunton, MA, 1978, Sullwold Pub. pp85-6].3
Joseph Bowerman died on 15 March 1806 in Falmouth, Barnstable Co., MA, New England,, at the age of 66 years, 11 months and 15 days Aged 66y 11m 15d.4 He was buried after 15 March 1806.
Last Edited=5 Dec 2003
Children of Joseph Bowerman and Rest Swift- Seth Bowerman+ b. 30 Nov 1767, d. c Sep 1851
Rachel Bowerman+ b. 1 Nov 1769
Deborah Bowerman b. 14 Feb 1772, d. Jun 1813
Wait Bowerman b. 16 Sep 1774
Beulah Bowerman+ b. 20 Jul 1776, d. 15 Oct 1867
Lydia Bowerman b. 6 Oct 1778
Anna Bowerman b. 20 Apr 1782, d. 29 Oct 1784
Thomas Bowerman b. 16 Mar 1784
Citations
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Rest Swift was born on 15 August 1748. She was the daughter of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman.1
Rest Swift and Joseph Bowerman published marriage intentions on 17 September 1766 in Falmouth, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, "int of Joseph Bowerman of Falmouth (s/o Thomas Bowerman and his wife Jeane) and Rest Swift (d/o Benjamin Swift of Falmouth and Wait his wife) (SMM). [See Research note below].2 As of after 17 September 1766, her married name was Rest Bowerman.
Rest Swift died on 9 July 1826 at the age of 77 years, 10 months and 24 days.3 She was buried on 11 July 1826.4
Rest Swift and Joseph Bowerman published marriage intentions on 17 September 1766 in Falmouth, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, "int of Joseph Bowerman of Falmouth (s/o Thomas Bowerman and his wife Jeane) and Rest Swift (d/o Benjamin Swift of Falmouth and Wait his wife) (SMM). [See Research note below].2 As of after 17 September 1766, her married name was Rest Bowerman.
Rest Swift died on 9 July 1826 at the age of 77 years, 10 months and 24 days.3 She was buried on 11 July 1826.4
Last Edited=5 Dec 2003
Children of Rest Swift and Joseph Bowerman- Seth Bowerman+ b. 30 Nov 1767, d. c Sep 1851
Rachel Bowerman+ b. 1 Nov 1769
Deborah Bowerman b. 14 Feb 1772, d. Jun 1813
Wait Bowerman b. 16 Sep 1774
Beulah Bowerman+ b. 20 Jul 1776, d. 15 Oct 1867
Lydia Bowerman b. 6 Oct 1778
Anna Bowerman b. 20 Apr 1782, d. 29 Oct 1784
Thomas Bowerman b. 16 Mar 1784
Citations
- [S65] A. L. Bowerman, BFH, pg 137; "d/o Benjamin J. and Waitstill (Bowerman) Swift".
- [S65] A. L. Bowerman, BFH, pg 137 [citing Sandwich MM]; "m int 17d 9m (called September) 1766".
- [S65] A. L. Bowerman, BFH, pg 137 [citing Sandwich MM]; "d 7m 9d 1826".
- [S65] A. L. Bowerman, BFH, pg 137 [citing Sandwich VR 2:1294]; "bur 11d 7m 1826".
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Her married name was Mary Coleman.
Mary married Benjamin Coleman. She was born on 7 April 1750. She was the daughter of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman.
Mary married Benjamin Coleman. She was born on 7 April 1750. She was the daughter of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Benjamin Coleman (M)
#259
#259
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Appears on charts:- Descendant Chart for Thomas Bowerman
Her married name was Hannah Wing. She was born on 1 June 1752. She was the daughter of Benjamin J. Swift , Jr. and Waitstill Bowerman.
Hannah, age 28, married Presbury Wing on 2 June 1780.
Hannah, age 28, married Presbury Wing on 2 June 1780.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Child of Hannah Swift and Presbury Wing- Joshua Wing+ b. 15 May 1781, d. 4 Jun 1861
Compiler:
Dr. Ronald L. Lahti, M.A., D.A., P.A
South Easton, MA
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