Viola Bowen was the daughter of Elias Bowen and Lucinda (Clark) Bowen, b. VT.
She married Simmons E. VERY, and they lived for sometime in Cattaraugus County, NY, at least 1860-1880 censuses. In 1900, they were in Illinois.
Sometime after 1900, they moved to Wisconsin where they lived until their deaths and are buried here as confirmed by cemetery records.
[There are obits of both Viola, 1935, and her husband, 1925, in the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern. The Winnebagoland Gen. Society has them available.]
She married Simmons E. VERY, and they lived for sometime in Cattaraugus County, NY, at least 1860-1880 censuses. In 1900, they were in Illinois.
Sometime after 1900, they moved to Wisconsin where they lived until their deaths and are buried here as confirmed by cemetery records.
[There are obits of both Viola, 1935, and her husband, 1925, in the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern. The Winnebagoland Gen. Society has them available.]
Viola Bowen was the daughter of Elias Bowen and Lucinda (Clark) Bowen, b. VT.
She married Simmons E. VERY, and they lived for sometime in Cattaraugus County, NY, at least 1860-1880 censuses. In 1900, they were in Illinois.
Sometime after 1900, they moved to Wisconsin where they lived until their deaths and are buried here as confirmed by cemetery records.
[There are obits of both Viola, 1935, and her husband, 1925, in the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern. The Winnebagoland Gen. Society has them available.]
She married Simmons E. VERY, and they lived for sometime in Cattaraugus County, NY, at least 1860-1880 censuses. In 1900, they were in Illinois.
Sometime after 1900, they moved to Wisconsin where they lived until their deaths and are buried here as confirmed by cemetery records.
[There are obits of both Viola, 1935, and her husband, 1925, in the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern. The Winnebagoland Gen. Society has them available.]
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