He was the son of William Arthor Bowen and Elizabeth Burton. He married Mary Mollie Ross Skinner on October 13, 1868 in Franklin County, Alabama. His second wife was Eliza Eva Hurst. He married her on January 13, 1889, in Franklin County, Alabama. He served in the Civil War as: PVT CO H 16TH ALA INF
According to Confederate Military records, William D. Bowen was promoted to Ensign {Color Bearer} of the 16th Alabama Regiment in 1864. William carried the colors of the regiment at Franklin when the colors of the 16th Alabama were captured by members of the 104th Ohio Infantry.
He was the son of William Arthor Bowen and Elizabeth Burton. He married Mary Mollie Ross Skinner on October 13, 1868 in Franklin County, Alabama. His second wife was Eliza Eva Hurst. He married her on January 13, 1889, in Franklin County, Alabama. He served in the Civil War as: PVT CO H 16TH ALA INF
According to Confederate Military records, William D. Bowen was promoted to Ensign {Color Bearer} of the 16th Alabama Regiment in 1864. William carried the colors of the regiment at Franklin when the colors of the 16th Alabama were captured by members of the 104th Ohio Infantry.
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