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Created page with "right '''Edward Bowman''' ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/126680731/edward-bowman 1841-1914]) was a younger brother of Gustavus Bowman, and younger brother (or nephew?) of John Bowman. Edward Bowman acquired the Foster & Lake carriage-maker business on Front Street, changing the name to "Santa Cruz Carriage Works" in ~1884 ([https://cdnc.ucr.edu/?a=d&d=SCSW18840209.1.2 firs..." |
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'''Edward Bowman''' ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/126680731/edward-bowman 1841-1914]) was a younger brother of [[Bowman, Gustavus|Gustavus Bowman]], and younger brother (or nephew?) of [[Bowman, John|John Bowman]]. Edward Bowman acquired the Foster & Lake carriage-maker business on Front Street, changing the name to "Santa Cruz Carriage Works" in ~1884 ([https://cdnc.ucr.edu/?a=d&d=SCSW18840209.1.2 first "'Sentinel'' ad found with "E. Bowman" as proprietor; image at right]). | '''Edward Bowman''' ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/126680731/edward-bowman 1841-1914]) was a younger brother of [[Bowman, Gustavus|Gustavus Bowman]], and younger brother (or nephew?) of [[Bowman, John|John Bowman]]. Edward Bowman acquired the [[Foster, Edward|Foster & Lake]] carriage-maker business on Front Street, changing the name to "Santa Cruz Carriage Works" in ~1884 ([https://cdnc.ucr.edu/?a=d&d=SCSW18840209.1.2 first "'Sentinel'' ad found with "E. Bowman" as proprietor; image at right]). | ||
According to the Find-a-Grave page, the Bowman parents emigrated from Germany to Ohio, where the son/sons were born, and changed the name spelling from Bauman to Bowman. Daughter Eva Bowman married [[Judah, Henry R. Jr.|H. R. Judah, Jr.]], a future senator. | According to the Find-a-Grave page, the Bowman parents emigrated from Germany to Ohio, where the son/sons were born, and changed the name spelling from Bauman to Bowman. Daughter Eva Bowman married [[Judah, Henry R. Jr.|H. R. Judah, Jr.]], a future senator. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:08, 7 July 2025
Edward Bowman (1841-1914) was a younger brother of Gustavus Bowman, and younger brother (or nephew?) of John Bowman. Edward Bowman acquired the Foster & Lake carriage-maker business on Front Street, changing the name to "Santa Cruz Carriage Works" in ~1884 (first "'Sentinel ad found with "E. Bowman" as proprietor; image at right).
According to the Find-a-Grave page, the Bowman parents emigrated from Germany to Ohio, where the son/sons were born, and changed the name spelling from Bauman to Bowman. Daughter Eva Bowman married H. R. Judah, Jr., a future senator.