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Please contact the project leader Cynthia Cloyd or post a comment at the foot of the page. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks!
Goals
This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect.
Name Variants: Bowman, Baumann, Bauerman from the German Bauer Mann for Farmer
Teams/Research Pages
- The Palatine and Loyalist Bowmans Greg Bowman's page of Palatine and Loyalist Bowmans
Members
- Cynthia Cloyd
- Don Bowman [[1]]
- Pam Sulzer
- Arthur Van Riper Jr.
Task List
- Add [[Category:Bowman Name Study]] to the oldest, well sourced Bowman Profiles
DNA Connections
- Bowman DNA Takers in WikiTree
- Bauman DNA Takers in WikiTree
- Bowman Y DNA Takers in Wikitree
- BAUMAN Y DNA Takers in Wikitree
Bowman References and Useful Links
- DAR Search for Bowmans, Link, There are 97 Bowmans in the DAR database.
- Reference: Family account from 1861 of Loyalist Bowman activities in the American Revolution, leading to emigration to Canada (PDF) - Biography of Jacob Bowman
- Source: Historical Sketches of Alexander County, N.C., This book was published in 1905 and authored by Rev. A.L. Crouse, Subtitles is Friendship Lutheran, Hopewell Reformed , and Charity Baptist Churches and of the Bowman & Fry Families. Copies are located in Friendship Library and with descendants. Good early Bowman compilation from family members and cemetery records available in 1905.
- Source: Bowman, Charles Wesley, 1840-. Bowman Genealogy: Fragmentary Annals of a Branch of the Bowman Family; to Which Is Appended Data Relating to Other Bowmans And the Spencers. Washington, D. C.: Law reporter printing company, 1912. Link
- Source: Bowman Family Genealogy. [n. p.], 1905. Link
- Merge of two Bowman Name Study Spaces Jan 2, 2019.
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https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/b/o/w/James-L-Bowman/index.html
Jim Bowman's Family Home Page Updated August 27, 2011 James Leslie Bowman 1150 Mary's Grove Church Road
Cherryville,NC 28021
[email address removed] Robert Bowman, Senior, is the original colonist founder of a Virginia line of Bowmans settled originally in the Bermuda Hundred, then Henrico County and now Chesterfield County. One line of descent preserved the story that Robert arrived during the very early days of the Virginia colony as a ship's carpenter.Robert or his son Robert Jr. established a plantation known as Rocksdale or Roxdale by 1670. From this base the family spread to other parts of Virginia and adjoining colonies and states. Associated Virginia names appear to include GILBERT, ROYALL, SUTTON, SHERROD/SHERWOOD, SHEPHERD, VINCENT, PLEASANT, COCKE, COOK, FARMER, KNIBB, HUDSON, COSBY, FORE/FORD, McHAN, HARRILL. My line stems from William Bowman (1755-1808)and Mary Cosby who married Dec. 28, 1779 in Goochland County, Va., and who came to Rutherford County, NC about 1795. I am researching: BOWMAN, COSBY, MCHAN, HARRILL, ROLLINS, MORRISON, FORD, PASTEUR, RICHARDSON, YOUNG, SUTTLE, BAXTER, BERRYHILL, BRIDGES, HAMRICK, MCBRAYER, STREET, DELLINGER, WACASTER, RINEHART, HULL, ANTHONY, BEAM, REYNOLDS, KISER, STROUP, BLACK, VAUGHAN, MELTON, SMITH, HAINS, WHISNANT, and others. I am eager to hear from other Bowman researchers who might be working on this family or one of its many branches. I look forward to exchanging information with newly discovered cousins.
edited by Jim Bowman