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Raymond Benton Bowen

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Raymond Benton Bowen
Birthdate:	April 26, 1886
Birthplace:	Pomeroy, Meigs, Ohio, United States
Death:	March 10, 1964 (77) Good Samaritan Hospital, Zanesville, Muskingum, Ohio, United States
Place of Burial:	Middleport, Meigs, Ohio, United States
Immediate Family:	Son of John Benton Bowen; John Benton Bowen; Cora Belle Bowen and Cora Belle birtcher Husband of Ethel Virginia Bowen Ex-husband of Unknown Father of Luvada Audrey Humphrey; Thelma Mae Meadows; Kathryn Lucille West; Charles Arnold Bowen; Earl Raymond Bowen, Sr and 2 others Brother of Charles C. Bowen; Lydia May Stewart; Isabelle Bowen; Margaret Seidenabel; Thos Frederick Bowen and 3 others
Occupation:	Mill Man in Autoshop & Railroad Carpenter

Managed by:	John H. Nye
Last Updated:	July 18, 2017

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About Raymond Benton Bowen

Member of Middleport Church of Christ and Modern Woodmen of America.

Raymond was born in Pomeroy and probably grew up here: "By 1846, approximately 1,600 people resided in the town, which contained four churches, one newspaper office, two iron foundries, one machine shop, and ten stores. Pomeroy continued to grow over the next several decades, attaining a population of 5,560 people in 1880. During the 1880s, most residents found employment in salt or coal mining. Two bromine factories existed in the town, as did two newspapers, seventeen churches, and two banks. Due to a declining amount of coal and salt in the region, Pomeroy’s population dropped to 4,726 residents in 1890."

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Raymond Benton Bowen's Timeline

1886	April 26, 1886	Birth of Raymond Benton Bowen Pomeroy, Meigs, Ohio, United States
1909	February 9, 1909	Birth of Luvada Audrey Humphrey Middleport, Ohio, USA, Middleport, Meigs, Ohio, United States
1910	March 2, 1910	Birth of Thelma Mae Meadows Promroy Meigs Ohio, Middleport, Meigs, Ohio, United States	Meigs County Historical Society
1913	April 13, 1913	Birth of Kathryn Lucille West Promroy Meigs Ohio
1915	August 1, 1915	Birth of Charles Arnold Bowen Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, United States
1918	September 16, 1918	Birth of Earl Raymond Bowen, Sr Middleport Meigs Ohio USA, Middleport, Meigs, Ohio, United States
1921	May 5, 1921	Birth of Norman Austin Bowen Middleport Meigs Ohio USA, Middleport, Meigs, Ohio, United States
1923	July 20, 1923	Birth of Delbert Athey Bowen Middleport Meigs Ohio USA, Middleport, Meigs, Ohio, United States
1939	December 14, 1939 Age 30	Death of Luvada Humphrey Bowen at Holden, West Virgi... Holden, West Virginia, USA, Holden, Logan, West Virginia, United States They were living here when James was working in the coal mines. They would buy stuff at the country store on credit and then pay on pay day. Dad and brothers were sitting at kitchen table, but when mom went in to the bedroom to see her mom the bed was stripped bare, so she went through the house looking for her, but no one would say anything. Lady who took care of them cleaned them up and they looked out the window and saw the hearse coming down the street. The kids had to go to the bedroom while they brought in the coffin into the house. They put Moe by her as a baby. This scared mom who was only four years old. They took her back to Middleport, but mom does not remember the funeral or the burial. - John Nye from interview with Twila Humphrey

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