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Bobbie M Bowler
- Winthrop, ME
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Bobbie M Bowler replied to Chris Dunham's discussion 'Maine Civil War Records Go Online' in the group Civil War Ancestors
This is great stuff! Thank you for posting this Chris!:-) Have you seen the new items added to the collections part of the Maine's Civil War Sesquicentennial? http://www.maine.gov/civilwar/monuments/collections.html There…
Bobbie M Bowler commented on James Lucas's photo
I have a few things I could email you both if you would like regarding Charles and his family. Curiousity got the better of me and I went hunting. I love researching and I just think Charles's story is so fascinating. I have Shaun's email…
Bobbie M Bowler replied to Shaun Neal's discussion 'cobb family'
Chipman and Eunice Tripp Cobb of Poland Maine.
Bobbie M Bowler commented on James Lucas's photo
I looked back through my emails for the listing but it no longer there. :-( It did show that the final price on the photo was $415.00 Below is a link to someone who might be able to help you with finding which tribe he came from. I had talke with…
Bobbie M Bowler commented on James Lucas's photo
Have you sent for his pension records and service record from the National Archives? If not according to his Pension index card he applied for a pension June 14th 1869 Application # 144.638 Certificate # 100.395
Also the lists his service as Company…
Bobbie M Bowler commented on James Lucas's photo
I saw this photo on ebay which I am adding here. Imagine my surprise when I saw the same fellow on here. Have you done much research on him. It must be quite the story. Incredible images. Thank you for sharing.
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Troy Jordan left a comment for Bobbie M Bowler
Glad you liked the photo.. I think my grandfather is the second guy from the far right, although tough to tell its so small. My great grandfather and a number of other ancestors would have worked there at the same time.
Bobbie M Bowler commented on Troy Jordan's photo
What a great photo! :-) Thank you for sharing.
A Confederate Yankee
I find it funny how things come full circle sometimes when doing research. I have been, for more years than I care to admit, researching the 7th Maine Regiment in hopes of doing a book on them. I came across a reference where Captain John Channing of Fairfield meets up with an old friend from Maine named Edward Drummond and who is serving with the Confederate army during the Peninsula Campaign. Today, I came across a book review from The Civil War News website…See More
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Bobbie M Bowler commented on Chris Dunham's blog post 'Finding Maine Newspapers'
Thank you Kathy I was getting a stiff neck from tipping my head sideways. :-)
Civil War Ancestors
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Profile Information
- What Maine surnames are you researching?
- Bowler, Mann, Frost, Jacobs, Clough, Clark, Burton, Weeks, Ware, Sturdevant, House, Perry, Huntington, Chick, Randall, etc.
- What locations in Maine are you researching?
- Somerset County, Kennebec County, Androscoggin County
- If you have a website, what is the URL?
- http://freepages.history.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maine7thregiment/
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A Confederate Yankee
I find it funny how things come full circle sometimes when doing research. I have been, for more years than I care to admit, researching the 7th Maine Regiment in hopes of doing a book on them. I came across a reference where Captain John Channing of Fairfield meets up with an old friend from Maine named Edward Drummond and who is serving with the Confederate army during the Peninsula Campaign. Today, I came across a book review from The Civil War News website…
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- At 4:40pm on August 30, 2010,
Troy Jordan said…
- Glad you liked the photo.. I think my grandfather is the second guy from the far right, although tough to tell its so small. My great grandfather and a number of other ancestors would have worked there at the same time.
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