Son of Winnaford (Scott) & Hardy Medlin.
Married 1st wife Dorcas Scott on May 19, 1870.
7 known children were born of this union: Martha W. Medlin Benson, William, Charity E., Allen Bowlen, Jr., Estella, Maud & Udora Bell.
After Dorcas died, he married his 2nd wife Hannah Varty, Dec. 30, 1889 in Illinois. No known children were born to this union.
He was in the Union Army, first enlisting in the Missouri State Enrolled Militia and later, he enlisted in the Fourth Missouri Provisional State Militia.
(Civil War Vet)
Married 1st wife Dorcas Scott on May 19, 1870.
7 known children were born of this union: Martha W. Medlin Benson, William, Charity E., Allen Bowlen, Jr., Estella, Maud & Udora Bell.
After Dorcas died, he married his 2nd wife Hannah Varty, Dec. 30, 1889 in Illinois. No known children were born to this union.
He was in the Union Army, first enlisting in the Missouri State Enrolled Militia and later, he enlisted in the Fourth Missouri Provisional State Militia.
(Civil War Vet)
Son of Winnaford (Scott) & Hardy Medlin.
Married 1st wife Dorcas Scott on May 19, 1870.
7 known children were born of this union: Martha W. Medlin Benson, William, Charity E., Allen Bowlen, Jr., Estella, Maud & Udora Bell.
After Dorcas died, he married his 2nd wife Hannah Varty, Dec. 30, 1889 in Illinois. No known children were born to this union.
He was in the Union Army, first enlisting in the Missouri State Enrolled Militia and later, he enlisted in the Fourth Missouri Provisional State Militia.
(Civil War Vet)
Married 1st wife Dorcas Scott on May 19, 1870.
7 known children were born of this union: Martha W. Medlin Benson, William, Charity E., Allen Bowlen, Jr., Estella, Maud & Udora Bell.
After Dorcas died, he married his 2nd wife Hannah Varty, Dec. 30, 1889 in Illinois. No known children were born to this union.
He was in the Union Army, first enlisting in the Missouri State Enrolled Militia and later, he enlisted in the Fourth Missouri Provisional State Militia.
(Civil War Vet)
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