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Issue by second wife
163 Elizabeth Bowne, born Aug. 8, 1787.
164 Mary Bowne, born Sept. 5, 1788.
165 Gershom Bowne, born Dec. 10, 1789.
166 Samuel Bowne, born June 23. 1795.
167 James Bowne, born Dec. 25, 179S.
103 JONATHAN BOWNE, son of Samuel Bowne, 43, married Deborah Carman. He
died iSoQ. He was a sea captain in the mercliant service and dwelt at Portland Heights, near
where he was born; '"at one time he was the only pilot that could bring a ship inside of Sandy
Hook."
1799, Apr. 30. Jonathan Bowne quit-claimed all interest in the estate of his late father,
Samuel Bowne, to his brother, Joseph, for the sum of £15.
Issue
16S Richard Bowne; died Februar}-, 1829, aged 44 years.
169 Ursula Bowne; married Samuel Hooper, and had two children; one, in 1894,
Edward Hooper, is living, aged about 70 years, at Atlantic Highlands, N. J.
She was living, aged 81 years, in 1869; a widow.
lOG JOSEPH BOWNE, son of Samuel Bowne, 43, was born Aug. 10, 1765; died, Sept.
15, 1831, aged 66, i, 5; married Annie, daughter of William Applegate. She was born 1775;
died, Sept. 7, 1854, aged 79, 8, 5.
The Atlantic Highlands property he owned was sold by Thos. R. Stillwell and wife Mary
to Alexander Wiley, of New York, in 1801; later, Wiley sold it to Joseph Bowne.
Issue
170 Samuel Bowne, born Jan. 20, 1800; died April i, 1866.
171 Edward Bowne, born Feb. 9, 1806.
172 Joseph Bowne, born Apr. 22, iSoi; died Mch. 28, 1872.
173 Margaret Bowne, born ]\Ich. 28, 1810; died, unmarried, Apr. 28, 1872, aged
62, I, o.
174 Wilham Bowne, born Oct. 8, 1803; died Jan. 14, 1804.
1798, Jan. II. Samuel Bowne, of Middletown, to Joseph Bowne, of same place, land in
Middletown, which Sam' Bowne bought, in 1772, from Peter P'^arrah; bounded East by Thomas
Walling, South by Thomas Walling, West by Thomas Stillwell's land, formerly Da\id Stouts,
North by Edward Tilton. Witnesses: Edward Tilton, Susannah Tilton and Catharine
Debowe.
107 JAMES BOWNE, supposed son of James Bowne, 44, was "born 1720." He was a
"yeoman, of Middletown," and married, Aug. 17, 1743, Pllizabeth O. Hartshorne.
New York Genealogical and Biographical Record.
There was a "James Bound," of the crew of the sloop Charming Polly, taken May 16,
1777, committed to the Old I\Iill Prison. He was an American.
New England Genealogical Register, 1S65, p. 75.
James Bowne was an ardent patriot during the American Revolution. He had four fourhorse
teams hauling baggage for the Re\-olutionary army, and also served as a soldier in the
same v.'ar. A tradition in the famil)' is, that at the close of the war, he had "'a bushel of Coi'-
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