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About William iii Bowen, UEL
Centennial of the Settlement of Upper Canada: UE list. Centennial of the Settlement of Upper Canada: UE list.
Added by robertbrucemacdonald on 21 Feb 2009 Originally submitted by Rosalie_Kimmerly to Kimmerly on 24 Jul 2008
The Centennial of the Settlement of Upper Canada: UE List.
William Bowen: Fredericksburgh: Soldier Royal Yorkers: Land Board Mecklinburg (LBM) 1790 - 650 acres. Provision List
Kingston 1786, muster rol.
William Bowen: Kingston: son of William Bowen of RRNY
Abraham Bowen: Fredericksburgh: son of William of RRNY
John Bowen: Fredericksburgh: son of William Bowen of RRNY
Peter Bowen: Fredericksburgh: son of William Bowen of RRNY
Victor Bowen: Fredericksburgh: son of William Bowen of RRNY
This shows William and five of his sons as UEL. Perhaps Daniel was the youngest and so not considered of adult age.
Additional information about this story Description Date Location Attached to William Bowen (1730 - 1803) Other trees this object is saved to Marston Family Tree Burley Family Tree BWFT
William Bowen:United Empire Loyalist In 1786, William Bowen, along with his sons, John, William, Petrus, Daniel, and Victor are listed on the "Provision List Kingston 1786 Muster Rolls". They are listed as soldiers in the Royal Yorkers, and also in the Butler's Rangers. This listing can be found in "The Centennial of the Settlement of Upper Canada", by the UNITED EMPIRE LOYALISTS, 1784-1884, Rose Publishing
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William iii Bowen, UEL's Timeline
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June 11, 1734
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Fort Hunter, Florida, Montgomery, New York, United States
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August 11, 1758
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Fort Hunter, Florida, Montgomery, New York, United States
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1759
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Ft Hunter, Montgomery, New York, United States
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June 29, 1760
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Hunter, Greene County, New York, United States
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June 29, 1760
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Fort Hunter, Montgomery County, New York, United States
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September 19, 1762
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Tryon, , New York, USA
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April 7, 1764
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Ft Hunter, Tryon, New York, USA
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1765
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Ft Hunter, Tryon, New York, USA
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1769
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Ft Hunter, Tryon, New York, USA
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