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Family tree▼ Facts and Events
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20 Nov 1741 |
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Wilson, Edith King. Bowne family of Flushing, Long Island. (New York: unknown, 1948)
p. 14.
Samuel Bowne [#93], s/o Samuel Bowne [#55] and , m. "20 or 22.9.1741" Abigail Burling, d/o James Burling and Elizabeth Gale.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Thompson-Stahr, Jane, and Harry Macy. The Burling books: ancestors and descendants of Edward and Grace Burling, Quakers (1600-2000). (Baltimore [Maryland]: Gateway Press, c2001)
p. 143.
Abigail Burling [#45], d/o James Burling and Elizabeth Gale, m. 20 Nov 1741 Samuel Bowne, s/o Samuel Bowne and Sarah Franklin. "Apparently first married 'out of unity with Friends'", then again through Quaker channels: intentions on 14 May 1741 and 7 Jun 1742, reported married on 3 Feb 17[42/]43. Footnote appears to cite Wilson for the date of 20 Nov, and the date 22 Nov comes from Source:Hoff, Henry Bainbridge. Long Island Source Records, p. 447, "Family Records: Bowne Family" which is based on "This leaf I Matthew Bowne Cutt out of the Bible that was my Father's". Matthew was Samuel and Abigail's son.]
- Hoff, Henry Bainbridge. Long Island Source Records: from the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record. (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1987)
p. 447.
This leaf I Matthew Bowne Cutt out of the Bible that was my Father's
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[This is followed by a list of the children of Samuel and Abigail Bowne. However, the three children born between Abigail and William, in the gap 1754-1763, namely Sarah, Samuel and Mary, who all died in their infancy, aren't listed. Knowledge of these three children come from the Friends' records. It is not clear why these births are missing from the Bible, as other children dying in their infancy were faithfully recorded?]
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