Individual Details
Joseph William BOWLSBEY
(1 AUG 1874 - 14 APR 1973)
Joseph attended Zion academy until his mother died and he went to live with his sister, Elizabeth, at Havre de Grace, MD. After he married Jamesanna they settled in Cecil County where Joseph became a tenant farmer. About 1900, the family moved to Elkton where Joseph worked as a carpenter at Landing Lane Boat Yard. About 1904, Joseph bought a 36 acre farm near Leeds, MD., where the family lived until "Minnie's" death. Joseph's family was closely affiliated with the Methodist Church at Leeds where some of his descendants are to this day members of the congregation.
Events
Families
Spouse | Jamesanna "Minnie" POWELL (1879 - 1943) |
Child | Mary Mercedes BOWLSBEY (1898 - ) |
Child | Sarah Elizabeth BOWLSBEY (1901 - 1901) |
Child | Leonard Stanley "Stan" BOWLSBEY (1902 - 1958) |
Child | Lee Miller BOWLSBEY (1906 - 1975) |
Child | James Curry BOWLSBEY (1907 - 1964) |
Child | Harry BOWLSBEY (1910 - 1910) |
Child | Pearl Evelyn "Anna" BOWLSBEY (1911 - ) |
Child | Joseph William BOWLSBEY Jr. (1913 - 1913) |
Child | John Raymond BOWLSBEY (1916 - ) |
Child | Ruth LaVerne BOWLSBEY (1919 - 1989) |
Spouse | Sarah WEISS ( - 1961) |
Father | Sylvester BOWLBY (1836 - 1921) |
Mother | Elizabeth ASTLE (1840 - 1894) |
Sibling | Mary "Elizabeth" BOWLSBEY (1859 - 1936) |
Sibling | Lucy Carrie BOWLSBEY (1861 - 1907) |
Sibling | Christina BOWLSBEY (1863 - 1934) |
Sibling | Rachel Adaline BOWLSBEY (1865 - 1912) |
Sibling | Henry or Harry BOWLSBEY (1867 - 1903) |
Sibling | Rebecca Rittenhouse BOWLSBEY (1870 - 1932) |
Sibling | John Sylvester BOWLSBEY (1872 - 1935) |
Sibling | Harry Walter BOWLSBEY (1877 - 1903) |
Sibling | Charles BOWLSBEY (1878 - 1893) |
Sibling | Aaron Stanley BOWLSBEY (1879 - 1943) |
Sibling | Grace BOWLSBEY (1882 - 1882) |
Sibling | Ruth BOWLSBEY (1884 - 1884) |
Endnotes
1. Compiled by Blanche C. Ford Bowlsbey, Laverne Bowlsbey Abel and Raymond E. Bowlby, The Bowlsbeys of Maryland, Page 39.
2. Compiled by Blanche C. Ford Bowlsbey, Laverne Bowlsbey Abel and Raymond E. Bowlby, The Bowlsbeys of Maryland, Page 40.