Russell De Vere BOWLBY (13) was born 1 Feb 1892 in Sidney OH. He died in 2 Feb 1973; buried Hillside Cemetery, St. Clair MI.**** He married Lois Belle BERNHARDT.

>From Ruth BOWLBY CARLETON (excerpts from autobiography):
My father, Russell De Vere BOWLBY, was born in Sidney, Ohio. His mother was Charlotte (LOMBARD) + his father Roland De Vere BOWLBY. He lived his childhood yrs in Findlay... My dad played the flute. He had an older sister Neta + a younger one Doris. Left high school before graduating to work on the oil + gas wells with his father. During WWI he was in the Army + was in France when the Armistice was signed. On his return he + mother spoke their wedding vows. She had given up her teaching career during the war + was working in a dept store in Toledo, where Uncle Del was living at the time. The wedding took place at Aunt Jessie's who lived in Saline, Mich.

The 4th of July was always a fun time when I was a child. Fireworks were legal for anyone to buy in those days, + there were always accidents, but my parents followed all the safety rules + were very careful in what we 3 were allowed to do. We had sparklers + "snakes" + some of the smaller explosives like the tiny firecrackers to set off ourselves during the day. In the evening we were kept on the porch, sitting in the swing or on the steps or railing, while dad put on our pyro technical display. I remember pin wheels attached to the maple trees + rockets that lit up the sky, + I suppose other families were doing the same thing. There was always a parade down Main St during the day, with my dad marching with other WWI veterans who belonged to the American Legion. [end excerpts]

He quit school after eighth grade against his father's wishes to work as an oil driller; his father withheld his pay until he was of legal age. After WWI, he worked as a pipe fitter for Diamond Crystal Salt Co. in St. Clair.**

Enlisted in Army at Findlay OH 4 Oct 1917; assigned 158 Depot Brigade to 12 Nov 1917; Co B 336 Machine Gun Battalion to 14 Oct 1918; 20th Co 1st Provisional Regiment to Discharge Private, 1st class 9 Mar 1918; American Expeditionary Forces 24 Aug 1918 to 21 Feb 1919; Honorable discharge 7 Mar 1919.***

** Robert R. BOWLBY
***Ohio Military Men 1917-18. Vol 2 Parents: Roland DeVere BOWLBY-13608 and Charlotte Blanch LOMBARD-38761.

Spouse: Minnie Belle "Lois" BERNHARDT-46544. Minnie Belle "Lois" BERNHARDT and Russell DeVere BOWLBY were married on 18 November 1919 in Saline, Washtenaw Co., MI.^1376,4594 Children were: Ruth Evelyn BOWLBY-46552, Robert Roland BOWLBY-46553, Lois Margaret BOWLBY-46554.

Spouse: Mary DENE-144254. Mary DENE and Russell Frank BOWLBY were married on 9 January 1918. Children were: George Molewsorth Salvin BOWLBY-144259, Imogen Anne BOWLBY-144260.

Spouse: Margaret Teresa MARTIN-147524. Margaret Teresa MARTIN and Russell Lorimer BOWLBY were married on 11 August 1926. Children were: Russell Lorimer BOWLBY-147525.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Henry Clay "Hal" PURDY-133340. Ruth BOWLBY and Henry Clay "Hal" PURDY were married in 1924. Children were: Channing Lee "Chan" PURDY-133341, Mary Jo PURDY-133359, Malcolm Mills "Mal" PURDY-133366, Living.

Spouse: Sigmund COOPERSMITH-125426. Ruth BOWLBY and Sigmund COOPERSMITH were married.

Spouse: James LYNCH-147577. Ruth A. BOWLBY and James LYNCH were married. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: William Franklin HADY Sr.-277. Ruth Elizabeth BOWLBY and William Franklin HADY Sr. were married on 7 June 1923.

William and Ruth were second cousins. Children were: Jean HADY-282, William F HADY Jr.-287.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Edwin E. ABBOTT-125794, Living.

Spouse: Anthony Louis CAPIZZI-124914. Ruth Elizabeth BOWLBY and Anthony Louis CAPIZZI were married on 24 December 1934. Children were: Living.

Obituary (Lansing State Journal 18 Feb 1992):
CARLETON, Ruth Evelyn
Lansing
Formerly of East Lansing
Born August 15, 1920 to Lois B. and Russell D. BOWLBY and, on December 2,
1942, married to Monroe Richard CARLETON who died on December 27, 1989. She
is survived by 3 sons and daughters-in-law, Lawrence R. (Lynne E.) CARLETON
of San Diego, CA, Douglas J. (Vicki E.) CARLETON and Gordon R. CARLETON and
Lori L. CHAPEK-CARLETON, all of Lansing; brother, Robert R. BOWLBY of St.
Clair, MI; sister Lois M. (Donald G.) RANDOLPH of Springvale, ME; aunt,

Nellie STEBNER of Freeland, MI; and many cousins, nieces, nephews and
friends. Ruth was Valedictorian of her St. Clair High School class of 1938
and worked as a doctor's receptionist and then as a secretary at a Chrysler
Parts Depot in Marysville, MI. Later in life, she renewed her education at
the then Port Huron Jr. College where she received a scholarship to MSU in
1965 and moved with her family to East Lansing. There, she received her B.A.
in English and Education in 1967 and her M.A. in English in 1969 and also
taught English as a second language to foreign students at MSU. Ruth was a
member of the First Congregational Church in St. Clair where she taught

Sunday school for 7 years; served on the Education Committee; and was a

member of Winthrop Circle. She also a Cub Scout Den Mother. She was a past
Matron and Life Member of Cornell Chapter #93 O.E.S. in St. Clair. In East
Lansing, she became a duel member and secretary of Red Cedar Chapter #434
O.E.S. After serving in various other capacities in Community Volunteers for
International Programs, Ruth became Treasurer and served for many years. She
was active in various circles of Peoples Church; was a member of Greater
Lansing Orchid Society; East Lansing Womens Club; Friends of Kresge Art

Museum; and for years, was secretary of Ikebana International's local
chapter. She and her husband moved to Lansing in 1987 but Ruth continued her
interest in her club and volunteer work. She loved flowers, birds, music,
her collections of dolls, and most of all, her family and her many friends.
Memorial services will be held Sunday, February 23, 1992 at 7 p.m. at the
Gorsline-Runciman Co., East Chapel, East Lansing, with the Rev. Dr. Mary A.
HANSEN, Associate Pastor of Peoples Church, officiating. The family will
receive friends at the Chapel Saturday from 7-9 p.m. Memorials of your
choice would be appreciated for anything that could make the world a better
place.******

She was buried at Deepdale Memorial Gardens in Lansing, Ingham Co., MI.¹³⁷⁵

>From Ruth Bowlby CARLETON (excerpts from autobiography):
I was born in August 15, 1920, in the white frame hospital in St. Clair that
still stands today, but as an apt. house. We lived on N. Third St. at that
time.
The only reason I was not named Beth (from "Little Women") was because Aunt
Jessie + Uncle Clint had their baby first. I was named after Ruth BIDDLE,
with whom my mother lived for a time before her marriage. Where the Evelyn
came from I do not know... But I was called Ruth + sometimes nicknamed
"Sunny."

Parents: Russell DeVere BOWLBY-38762 and Minnie Belle "Lois" BERNHARDT-46544.

Spouse: Monroe Richard "Dick" CARLETON-46555. Ruth Evelyn BOWLBY and Monroe Richard "Dick" CARLETON were married on 2 December 1942.

Ruth Evelyn BOWLBY (14)***** was born 15 Aug 1920 in St. Clair MI. She died 15 Feb 1992 in Lansing MI and is buried in Deepdale Memorial Gardens, Lansing MI. She married Monroe R. CARLETON 2 Dec 1942.

>From Ruth Bowlby CARLETON (excerpts from autobiography):
I was born in August 15, 1920, in the white frame hospital in St. Clair that still stands today, but as an apt. house. We lived on N. Third St. at that time.

The only reason I was not named Beth (from "Little Women") was because Aunt Jessie + Uncle Clint had their baby first. I was named after Ruth BIDDLE, with whom my mother lived for a time before her marriage. Where the Evelyn came from I do not know... But I was called Ruth + sometimes nicknamed "Sunny."

Obituary (Lansing State Journal 18 Feb 1992):
CARLETON, Ruth Evelyn
Lansing
Formerly of East Lansing
Born August 15, 1920 to Lois B. and Russell D. BOWLBY and, on December 2, 1942, married to Monroe Richard CARLETON who died on December 27, 1989. She is survived by 3 sons and daughters-in-law, Lawrence R. (Lynne E.) CARLETON of San Diego, CA, Douglas J. (Vicki E.) CARLETON and Gordon R. CARLETON and Lori L. CHAPEK-CARLETON, all of Lansing; brother, Robert R. BOWLBY of St. Clair, MI; sister Lois M. (Donald G.) RANDOLPH of Springvale, ME; aunt, Nellie STEBNER of Freeland, MI; and many cousins, nieces, nephews and friends. Ruth was Valedictorian of her St. Clair High School class of 1938 and worked as a doctor's receptionist and then as a secretary at a Chrysler Parts Depot in Marysville, MI. Later in life, she renewed her education at the then Port Huron Jr. College where she received a scholarship to MSU in 1965 and moved with her family to East Lansing. There, she received her B.A. in English and Education in 1967 and her M.A. in English in 1969 and also taught English as a second language to foreign students at MSU. Ruth was a member of the First Congregational Church in St. Clair where she taught Sunday school for 7 years; served on the Education Committee; and was a member of Winthrop Circle. She also a Cub Scout Den Mother. She was a past Matron and Life Member of Cornell Chapter #93 O.E.S. in St. Clair. In East Lansing, she became a duel member and secretary of Red Cedar Chapter #434 O.E.S. After serving in various other capacities in Community Volunteers for International Programs, Ruth became Treasurer and served for many years. She was active in various circles of Peoples Church; was a member of Greater Lansing Orchid Society; East Lansing Womens Club; Friends of Kresge Art Museum; and for years, was secretary of Ikebana International's local chapter. She and her husband moved to Lansing in 1987 but Ruth continued her interest in her club and volunteer work. She loved flowers, birds, music, her collections of dolls, and most of all, her family and her many friends. Memorial services will be held Sunday, February 23, 1992 at 7 p.m. at the Gorsline-Runciman Co., East Chapel, East Lansing, with the Rev. Dr. Mary A. HANSEN, Associate Pastor of Peoples Church, officiating. The family will receive friends at the Chapel Saturday from 7-9 p.m. Memorials of your choice would be appreciated for anything that could make the world a better place.******

Monroe Richard "Dick" CARLETON was born 8 Oct 1917 in Birmingham MI. He died 27 Dec 1989 in Lansing MI and is buried in Deepdale Memorial Gardens, Lansing MI. He was the son of Monroe P. CARLETON and Mary Edna FACER.

He graduated from Birmingham High School 1935.

He served in WWII in the Merchant Marine in Suriname and as Master of rescue boat QS-58 in the Army Transport Service in the South Pacific (New Guinea, Philippines, Okinawa). After WWII he served in the National Guard. His primary occupation was deck officer on Great Lakes freighters, and there attained the rank of Captain. (from Ruth E. CARLETON letters and diaries)

>From US Coast Guard: Monroe R. CARLETON served in the Merchant Marine from 09/10/43-04/13/44 as Second mate of vessel Sandmaster. Honorable Discharge.

Obituary (Lansing State Journal):
CARLETON, CAPT. MONROE RICHARD "DICK"
Lansing
Formerly of East Lansing
Capt. CARLETON was born in Detroit on October 8, 1917 to Edna and Monroe P. CARLETON and died in his home December 27, 1989. He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Ruth Evelyn; 3 sons and daughters-in-law, Larry and Lynne of San Diego, CA, Douglas and Vicki, Gordon and Lori, all of Lansing; 1 brother and wife H. Eugene and Katie of Dallas TX; 2 sisters, Mary and Charles CHAPMAN of S. Yarra, Australia, Janet and Robert SHAFFER of Loveland, CO; stepmother, Naomi B. CARLETON of Bradenton, FL; many nieces, nephews, and friends. Until his retirement, Dick was a Deck Officer on Great Lakes freighters and tankers, and had spent one year as a St. Clair river pilot for foreign ships entering the lakes. During World War II he served as Master of a rescue ship for the Army Transport Corps in the South Pacific. He was a life member of Evergreen Lodge #9 F& AM in St. Clair and of Cornell Marysville Chapter #93 O.E.S. He was also a duel member, past Master, a

Footnotes:
*SSDI
**Robert R. BOWLBY
***Ohio Military Men 1917-18, Vol. 2
****St. Clair Co. MI Deaths (1959-1974); Hillside Cemetery St. Clair MI records, The Library of MI genealogical collection, Lansing MI; I attended their funerals.
*****I was appointed representative for her estate. Records in my possession include birth & death certificates, marriage license, baby book, diaries, & many letters. I also have the hand-written draft of an autobiography she started shortly before her death.
******She wrote her own obituary following a recurrence of cancer; it was run with little editing. A badly mangled version was also in the Port Huron Times Herald.
*******Lawrence R. CARLETON e-mail 3/1-2/2001 Children were: Living, Living, Living.

DAR Descendants List
Member: Ruth Helen Bowlby Schafer Nat'l #: 484755 Ancestor #: A0128661.
Claude Henry Bowlby born on 11 - Feb - 1891 at Defiance OH died at _______________ on - - and his ( 1st ) wife Helen Stratton born on 16 - Dec - 1892 at Wichita KS died at _______________ on - - married on 24 - Nov - 1911
2.The Said Claude Henry Bowlby was the child of Frank Samuel Bowlby born on 19 - Jun - 1858 at Ripleyville OH died at Hammond IN on 3 - May - 1943 and his ( 1st ) wife Carrie Hart Smith born on 16 - Mar - 1860 at Jerseyville IL died at Hobart IN on 1 - Nov - 1933 married on 28 - Nov - 1883
3.The Said Frank Samuel Bowlby was the child of Samuel L Bowlby born on 18 - Mar - 1835 at Enfield Tompkins Co NY died at La Crosse WI on 7 - Sep - 1907 and his ( 1st ) wife Cynthia McClure born on 24 - Sep - 1837 at Huron Co OH died at Chicago IL on 11 - Aug - 1916 married on 17 - Mar - 1857
4.The Said Samuel L Bowlby was the child of Samuel Bowlby born on 20 - Sep - 1777 at Hunterdon Co NJ died at Huron Co OH on 10 - Sep - 1850 and his ( 2nd ) wife Martha Garman born on 10 - May - 1795 at VA died at Huron Co OH on 21 - Dec - 1860 married on (p) 6 - Jun - 1816
5.The Said Samuel Bowlby was the child of Thomas Bowlby born on 2 - Apr - 1744 at Imlaydale NJ died at Hunterdon Co NJ on 8 - Jan - 1827 and his ( 1st ) wife Sarah Cowell born on 5 - Dec - 1747 at Wrentham MA died at Hunterdon Co NJ on 16 - Apr - 1829 married on (c) - - 1763/64
Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) RecordBOWLSBY, THOMAS Ancestor #: A012866 Service: NEW JERSEY Rank: PRIVATE Birth: 2 Apr 1744 MORRIS CO NEW JERSEY Death: 8 Jan 1827 BETHLEHEM HUNTERDON CO NEW JERSEY Service Description: 1) MORRIS CO MIL. REC'D CERT FOR PAY
2) DEPRECIATION

Parents: Claude Henry BOWLBY-123429 and Helen STRATTON-125822.

Spouse: Carl Edward SCHAFER-125826. Ruth Helen BOWLBY and Carl Edward SCHAFER were married on 27 May 1935 in Warsaw, Kosciusko Co., IN. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Charles Earl SPAULDING-128535. Ruth Herriott BOWLBY and Charles Earl SPAULDING were married on 23 December 1911. Children were: Pearl Eleanor SPAULDING-128536, Ralph Earl SPAULDING-129436, Glenn Edward SPAULDING-129460, Beryl Eileen SPAULDING-129471, Shirley Esther SPAULDING-129473.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Gustav Edward BLOOM-147398. Ruth Marie BOWLBY and Gustav Edward BLOOM were married on 1 September 1951 in Downers Grove, DuPage Co., IL. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: (First husband of BOWLBY, Ruth May) BRETT-124759. Ruth May BOWLBY and (First husband of BOWLBY, Ruth May) BRETT were married.

Spouse: (Second husband of BOWLBY, Ruth May) HAUSER-124760. Ruth May BOWLBY and (Second husband of BOWLBY, Ruth May) HAUSER were married.

Spouse: Stanley PAINE-91731. Ruth Naydeen BOWLBY and Stanley PAINE were married on 1 January 1939 in Ottawa, Franklin Co., KS. Children were: Living, Stanley Bryce PAINE-91741.

Spouse: Edward William PENNY-91734. Ruth Naydeen BOWLBY and Edward William PENNY were married on 17 April 1948 in Oakland, Alameda Co., CA. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Living.

Salamis was the only name known of seven children. His younger years were spent in Findlay and Carey, Ohio. He enrolled in Company A., 49th Ohio Volunteer Infantry for three years then re-enrolled in the same company for the duration of the war. He served as corporal, and was honorably discharged at Columbus, Ohio in 1865. He participated in the battles of Shiloh, Stone River, Chickamouga, Mission Ridge, and Atlanta campaign, Nashville, Tennessee, and New Hope Church. At the battle of Stone River, 31 DEC 1862, he was severely wounded and captured, being later taken to Richmond, and held in prison for 69 days. He was again wounded in the battle of Nashville. After the war he bought land and began truck farming, supplying the towns of Findlay, Carey, and Fostoria with garden produce. He was a member of the school board. He was known for his ingenuity in mechanics. He was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, being a trustee and past grand master of the order, a member of the Methodist Church, and an uncompromising Republican though independent in local elections.

Parents: John BOWLBY-13580 and Susanna/Susan STALL/STAHL-13581.

Spouse: Sophia S. THOMPSON-148555. Sophia S. THOMPSON and Salamis BOWLBY were married.

Spouse: Lucretia SOUTHERLAND-33191. Lucretia SOUTHERLAND and Salamis BOWLBY were married in 1883. Children were: William BOWLBY-68334.

Spouse: Sidney L. (THIRD WIFE OF BOWLBY, SALAMIS)-148791. Sidney L. (THIRD WIFE OF BOWLBY, SALAMIS) and Salamis BOWLBY were married before 1900.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Levi LAMBRIGHT/LAWBRIGHT-13536. Samantha BOWLBY and Levi LAMBRIGHT/LAWBRIGHT were married.

Spouse: James VAN LIEW-123261. Samantha S. BOWLBY and James VAN LIEW were married.

Samuel was living on 9 January 1724, when his grandfather, Samuel
Barker, named him as his principal heir. But, he died before the
meeting of his grandfather's heirs on 8 September, 1725. He
apparently died unmarried, since his older brother, Jordan was named his heir at law in 1726.
Parents: Thomas BOWLBY-13039 and Martha S. BARKER-13040.

There is the possibility that Samuel was born as late as 6 MAR 1770. Two newspaper articles appeared in the Neligh Leader of Neligh, NE in 1902 concerned with the life and family of a Joseph I. BOWLSBY. His grandfather's name is given as "Captain Samuel BOWLSBY", and though the names of his parents are not given, the lands described as being owned by his grandfather and father could refer only to Samuel BOWLBY (8) and Samuel BOWLBY (9). There seems little doubt that Joseph I. BOWLSBY was the son of Samuel BOWLBY (9); however, the date of Joseph I. BOWLSBY's birth is stated to be 6 MAR 1770. This could not have been Joseph's birth date -- he is said to have been one hundred and seven years old when he died, -- but it could possibly be his father's birth date.

Documented facts of Samuel's life present a meager outline. Prerogative court records show that on 19 NOV 1824, Samuel and other heirs filed suit to stop the sale of his father's lands upon which, according to witnesses, Samuel had lived during the past 30 years or better. On 11 NOV 1827, Samuel and his wife, Johanna, sold their interest in his father's estate, as yet unsettled, to David PARKS. The biographical sketch in a history of Kansas on E. H. BOWLBY, evidently another son of Samuel, states that Samuel's family moved from Newton, NJ to Fayette Co., PA when E. H. was around six, which would have been in 1825.

Colonel Herbert BOWLBY, a descendant of Samuel's older brother, John, wrote "The Bowlby Family History", apparently based upon family letters, documents, and interviews no longer available. In considering this Samuel BOWLBY, he writes:
" Actually, Samuel (9) sold shares of his father's land before the division of the property to one David PARKE. William R. REEVES wrote that he died in Harrisburg or Pittsburgh on his way by wagon train to or from the west. He and his wife, Johannah - (said in doubtful report to be Grace LUCEY) had six children -- Samuel, Aaron, Joseph, Robert, Moses, and a daughter who died in infancy. His descendants lived in southwest Pennsylvania. . ."

Since Samuel married Johanna when he was around 40 years old, it seems reasonable to believe that the six children named in the above quotation were by a previous marriage, particularly since the names of the children known to be those by Johanna are not in the list. That these six children were born in a previous marriage is supported by the fact that Aaron, one of the sons, was born in 1804, six years before Samuel's marriage to Johanna. Aaron's death certificate does not give his mother's name, but it does give the name of his father as Samuel BOWLBY. The "doubtful report" that the name of Samuel's wife was Grace LUCEY actually seems a likely name for Samuel's first wife, because two of Samuel's sisters had married into the LUCEY family; however, Joseph I. BOWLSBY's biographer suggests that the "I" in Joseph's name might stand for "INSLEY", a well known name in the district where Joseph was born. Other evidence has been found of a previous marriage that also indirectly supports the name of "INSLEY" for Samuel's first wife. William BOWLBY, evidently a grandson of Samuel through his son, Robert, tells of his family:

". . . Samuel BOWLBY was my grandfather. He was married after his father came to America. He married a Miss INSEVE and lived in New Jersey for many years. He had two sons, Samuel and Robert, and one daughter. Then his wife died in 1799. He had several sons by his second wife, then she died. Then he sold out all of his possessions and started to come to Indiana where my father lived. My grandfather was afflicted with that dreaded disease called consumption and fell a victim to it on his road to my father's place in Indiana. He died at Philadelphia in 1820 . . . "

Considering William's lack of formal education, "INSEVE" is very close to "INSLEY", and referring to Sussex County histories, the surname of INSLEY occurs in many variations. The details of William's story can not be relied upon, but his writing does support the general story of Samuel's life that is accepted in this work. Samuel married twice. He probably had six children by his first wife whose maiden name may have been INSLEY. He secondly married Johanna PARKHURST in 1810, and had other children. The family left New Jersey soon after 1827, and went to Pennsylvania where Samuel died, probably in Fayette or Somerset County where Samuel's brothers are know to have settled, and where Samuel's later children were reared.

Parents: Samuel BOWLSBY/BOWLBY-13035 and Elizabeth DUNN/DURAN/DAVIS-13036.

Spouse: Grace INSLEY OR LACEY-13904. Grace INSLEY OR LACEY and Samuel BOWLBY were married about 6 March 1770. Children were: Joseph Insley BOWLSBY-13921, Aaron BOWLBY-14084, (Daughter of Grace INSLEY and Samuel) BOWLBY-15148, Samuel L. BOWLBY-13905, Robert BOLESBY/BOWLBY-13983, Moses BOWLBY-15146.

Spouse: Johanna PARKHURST-13902. Johanna PARKHURST and Samuel BOWLBY were married on 10 November 1810 in Sussex Co., NJ.⁵⁷⁴¹ Children were: Abigail BOWLBY-13118, Elisha Hess "Hurst" BOWLBY-13903, Henry Jackson BOWLBY-13261.

Spouse: (Wife of BOWLBY, Samuel) -135156. (Wife of BOWLBY, Samuel) and Samuel BOWLBY were married. Children were: Polly BOWLBY-135157.

Spouse: Ann HENDRICKSON-123245. Ann HENDRICKSON and Samuel BOWLBY were married in 1803.¹⁸⁸ Children were: William BOWLBY-123246, George W. BOWLBY-123270, Eliza BOWLBY-123300, John H. BOWLBY-123333, Nelson BOWLBY-123335, Sarah BOWLBY-123356, Lydia BOWLBY-123358.

Spouse: Martha GARMON/GARMAN-96456. Martha GARMON/GARMAN and Samuel BOWLBY were married on 6 June 1816.^188,4271 Children were: Helen Ann BOWLBY-123364, Manuel/Emanuel BOWLBY-123387, Matilda BOWLBY-96457, David BOWLBY-123411, Adeline/Adaline BOWLBY-123412, Edward Thomas BOWLBY-96348, Samuel L. BOWLBY-50476, Dennis L. BOWLBY-96458.

Spouse: Rachel GATES-146661. Rachel GATES and Samuel BOWLBY were married. Children were: George BOWLBY-146666, Oldham BOWLBY-146667.

Spouse: Rachel ELLIOTT-146845. Rachel ELLIOTT and Samuel BOWLBY were married in 1851 in Aylesford, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada. Children were: Norman Isaac BOWLBY-146854, Jeruah BOWLBY-146902, Annie Laurie BOWLBY-146904, Ada BOWLBY-146941.

Spouse: Letitia GRAVES-146848. Letitia GRAVES and Samuel BOWLBY were married in 1868 in Aylesford, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada. Children were: Charles BOWLBY-146942, Dimock Freeman BOWLBY-146943, Charlotte BOWLBY-146945.

Spouse: Exalina F. PHINNEY-146851. Exalina F. PHINNEY and Samuel BOWLBY were married on 1 January 1872 in Aylesford, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada. Children were: Avalina BOWLBY-146947, Inegram Elverson BOWLBY-146948, Ada Blanche BOWLBY-146950, Ella G. BOWLBY-146952, Howard Elmore BOWLBY-146954, Fred C. BOWLBY-146958, Hattie BOWLBY-146960, Ernest C. BOWLBY-146962.

Spouse: Mary Ann WILCOX-123896. Mary Ann WILCOX and Samuel BOWLBY were married in 1845. Children were: Maria BOWLBY-123897, Sarah A. BOWLBY-123899, Harriet "Hattie" BOWLBY-123903, Mary Catherine "Kate" BOWLBY-123906, Elizabeth Jane BOWLBY-123908, Wilson David BOWLBY-123911, Ida BOWLBY-123918, Marguerite "Maggie" BOWLBY-123919.

Spouse: Sarah Ellen REECE-72170. Sarah Ellen REECE and Samuel BOWLBY were married on 23 October 1859 in Fairfield Co., OH. Children were: Henry Lewis BOWLBY-72171, Mary Jane BOWLBY-72172, Thomas BOWLBY-72173.

Spouse: Lue/Luisa/Lue/Lew A. (WIFE OF BOWLBY, SAMUEL-148570. Lue/Luisa/Lue/Lew A. (WIFE OF BOWLBY, SAMUEL and Samuel BOWLBY were married. Children were: Samuel Edward BOWLBY-148571, Glendora "Dora" BOWLBY-148572, Gertrude BOWLBY-148573, Harley BOWLBY-148574, Myrtle BOWLBY-148575.

Spouse: Rose KING-13110. Rose KING and Samuel BOWLBY were married. Children were: Jennie BOWLBY-13111, Gust "Gussie" BOWLBY-13112, Emma BOWLBY-13113, Frank R. BOWLBY-13114, Joseph Victor BOWLBY-13115.