John Bowersock was born in Greene, Indiana, according to records.
He married Iona March 13, 1916.He had one daughter, Elizabeth (b. 1917), and a son, Leo (b.1919) from his first marriage.
He lived in the Dayton, Ohio, area. Iona died on 3 Nov 1939. He married Cora Bowersock 1941 .The Coons and the Bowersocks shared a residence in the Dayton area several years prior to their spouses' deaths. They had been longtime family friends.
He was employed by Dayton Tire and Rubber Company as a foreman. His step-son Robert remembers him as a loving parent and generous provider. He passed away months before Robert's wedding.
He married Iona March 13, 1916.He had one daughter, Elizabeth (b. 1917), and a son, Leo (b.1919) from his first marriage.
He lived in the Dayton, Ohio, area. Iona died on 3 Nov 1939. He married Cora Bowersock 1941 .The Coons and the Bowersocks shared a residence in the Dayton area several years prior to their spouses' deaths. They had been longtime family friends.
He was employed by Dayton Tire and Rubber Company as a foreman. His step-son Robert remembers him as a loving parent and generous provider. He passed away months before Robert's wedding.
John Bowersock was born in Greene, Indiana, according to records.
He married Iona March 13, 1916.He had one daughter, Elizabeth (b. 1917), and a son, Leo (b.1919) from his first marriage.
He lived in the Dayton, Ohio, area. Iona died on 3 Nov 1939. He married Cora Bowersock 1941 .The Coons and the Bowersocks shared a residence in the Dayton area several years prior to their spouses' deaths. They had been longtime family friends.
He was employed by Dayton Tire and Rubber Company as a foreman. His step-son Robert remembers him as a loving parent and generous provider. He passed away months before Robert's wedding.
He married Iona March 13, 1916.He had one daughter, Elizabeth (b. 1917), and a son, Leo (b.1919) from his first marriage.
He lived in the Dayton, Ohio, area. Iona died on 3 Nov 1939. He married Cora Bowersock 1941 .The Coons and the Bowersocks shared a residence in the Dayton area several years prior to their spouses' deaths. They had been longtime family friends.
He was employed by Dayton Tire and Rubber Company as a foreman. His step-son Robert remembers him as a loving parent and generous provider. He passed away months before Robert's wedding.
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This marker is next to that of Hugh and Cora Coon. John was Cora's second husband after Hugh's passing.
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