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|James Bowman
|James Bowman
|31 Oct 2014
|Louis Philipp Bowman
|May 20, 1855 Franklin Ohio
|Allan Carruthers
|30 Oct 2014
|Mary Bowman
|April 14, 1847 17 Aldwark. York
|John Pattison
|29 Oct 2014
|William Bowman
|1735 Huntington, Yorkshire, England
|28 Oct 2014
|Thomas Bowman
|April 11, 1783 Huntington, Yorkshire, , England
|Moses Bowman
|April 8, 1815
|Ebenezer Bowman
|October 20, 1752 West Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts
|Robert Keniston
|Henry Bowman
|1730 Germany
|Jude Crook
|27 Oct 2014
|James Bowman
|November 18, 1806 Greene County, PA
|Sarah Bowman
|January 29, 1831 West Virginia
|Unlisted BOWMAN 1
|Julia Bowman
|George Alexander Bowman
|Martha Delphina (Mendenhall) Bowman
|February 2, 1859 Xenia, Union, Indiana
|Jacqueline Clark
|25 Oct 2014
|Sarah (Mason) Bowman
|7 June 1714
|Chris Hoyt
|Deborah Bowman
|Catherine V
|Honora Bowman
|Louisa Bowman
|Lucinda Bowman
|Selina (Broyles) Bowman
|January 19, 1811
|Mary Bowman
|Sarah Bowman
|John Bowman
|Isaac Bowman
|Robert Keniston
|Francis Bowman
|November 26, 1752 Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts
|Jane (Bowman) McNaughton
|1809 Ballnreech, (Glenmuick) Scotland
|Lorna Batteson
|Francis Bowman
|September 14, 1662 Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts
|Robert Keniston
|Winnie (Davis) Bowman
|1895 Kentucky
|Martha Riley
|23 Oct 2014
|Robert G Bowman
|May 13, 1926 Hawthorne, Wisconsin, United States
|Susan Tye
|22 Oct 2014
|Cornelius Bowman
|Martha Riley
|Winifred E (Draper) Bowman
|February 8, 1882 Amesville, Ohio
|Michael James
|Nancy (Unknown) Bowman
|Tom Wilson
|21 Oct 2014
|Cora Belle (Eskew) Bowman
|Randy Huskey
|Amos Oscar Bowman
|May 10, 1881
|Robert I * Bowman
|1509 Scotland
|Ken Broughton
|James Bowman
|1536 Scotland
|Robert Bowman
|1561 Scotland
|John Bowman
|1630 Bermuda, Henrico, Virginia, United States
|Elizabeth Bowman
|1655 Chesterfield, Henrico Co, Virginia, USA
|Robert W. Bowman IV 2
|Robert Bowman
|Mrs Elena D. (Boulos) Bowman 50
|Elena Bowman
|Sophia (Hammond) Bowman
|December 3, 1792
|Andrea Linton
|Mary (Bowman) Segrott
|August 10, 1813 Exning, Suffolk, England
|Melinda K. (Marks) Bowman 626
|Melinda Bowman
|20 Oct 2014
|Sandra J. (Colby) Bowman 122
|Sandra Bowman
|Nancy Bowman 3
|Nancy Bowman
|19 Oct 2014
|Elisha W. Bowman
|1811 Madison Co., Ky
|Mark Phillips
|Levi Bowman
|January 15, 1870 Woolwich Township, Ontario
|Gwen Troutner
|18 Oct 2014
|Elizabeth (Neuert) Bowman
|July 28, 1870 Woolwich Township, Ontario
|Arthur Ralph Bowman
|January 9, 1928 Herschel, Battleford Census Division, Saskatchewan, Canada
|Marty Acks
|Muriel Annabel (Porterfield) Bowman
|1929 Ontario, Canada
|Mary (Bowman) Morrison
|July 26, 1840 Knox County, Illinois
|Robin Kabrich
|17 Oct 2014
|Harold J. Bowman
|Elaine Workman
|16 Oct 2014
|Linda L. (Bowman) Singletary
|Frances Kate (Bowman) Bashford
|1876 Brentwood, Essex
|Theresa Bashford
|Bessie Jean (Unknown) Bowman
|Baltimore, MD
|Vicki Faith
|Mary Roof R. (Wessinger) Bowman
|David Bowman
|14 Oct 2014
|David E. Bowman 11
|Tim J. Bowman
|W. W. Bowman
|March 2, 1870
|John Crossfield
|Susan (Bowman) Northrup
|1791 Mahoopany Township, Wyoming County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Amy X
|12 Oct 2014
|Selma Ruth (Bowman) Wilhoit
|June 22, 1894 Camp Creek Area, Greene County, Tennessee
|Catherine V
|11 Oct 2014
|Ertle Estis (Bowman) Reeve
|Sarah Ann Bowman
|1840 Georgia
|Nancy Hoy
|Mary J (Bowman) Wilhoit
|October 6, 1861
|Catherine V
|UNKNOWN Bowman
|Patience (McKenny) Bowman
|Barbara Behl
|Thomas Bowman Sr.
|John Bowman
|1684 Kent, Delaware, USA
|Thomas Bowman Sr.
|1714 Kent Co. De.
|Dale Dart
|Mary (Unknown) Bowman
|Henry Bowman
|1660 England
|Nathan Bowman
|William Bowman
|1740 Kent Co. De.
|Mary Bowman
|Elizabeth Bowman
|1745 Mispellion Hundred, Kent, Delaware, USA
|John Bowman
|Ruth Bowman
|Thomas Bowman
|Sarah (Clark) Bowman
|1716 Kent Co. De.
|Priscilla Bowman
|Sarah (Bowman) New
|May 25, 1764 Kent, De.
|Amella Bowman
|Anna Bowman
|Henry Bowman
|William Bowman
|Mary Bowman
|Patience Bowman
|John Bowman
|William Bowman
|Paul Bech
|Susan Jane (Wilhoit) Bowman
|June 29, 1848 Greene County, Tennessee
|Catherine V
|10 Oct 2014
|George Washington Bowman
|June 4, 1839
|Josephine (Harman) Bowman
|May 13, 1861 King twp, York co, Canada West
|Marie Svedahl
|Ruth G. (Bowman) Plott
|Catherine V
|Ira Edward Bowman
|April 13, 1873 Greene County, Tennessee
|Max Edward Bowman
|February 7, 1909 Asheville, North Carolina
|Mae (Bowman) Williamson
|Cora Ellen (Calloway) Bowman
|March 16, 1873
|Gideon Bowman
|Minnie Bowman
|September 12, 1870
|Samuel L Bowman
|George William Bowman
|September 3, 1862 Ontario, Canada
|Marie Svedahl
|Eliza Colvill Bowman
|July 22, 1895 Aurora, York Co, Ontario, Canada
|Ellsworth Hudson Bowman
|March 21, 1893 Aurora, York Co, Ontario, Canada
|Theresa M. Bowman
|September 17, 1890 Ontario, Canada
|James Alvin Bowman
|February 20, 1888 Aurora, York Co, Ontario, Canada
|Sarah Ann (Bowman) Renfroe
|August 20, 1854 Bluff Springs, Escambia Co., Fl
|Margaret Acree
|9 Oct 2014
|Wealthy (Beasley) Bowman
|February 10, 1836 Lowndes Co., Al
|Blanche Bowman
|Lorrain Leckliter
|Lottie Bowman
|Elizabeth Bowman
|August 6, 1817 Kentucky, USA
|Greg Hays
|Robert D. Bowman 4
|Robert Bowman
|Eric Bowman
|David Salvaggio
|Sandy J. Bowman
|Cordellia (Sutliff) Bowman
|Lorrain Leckliter
|William Bowman
|1750 Exning, Suffolk, England
|Andrea Linton
|8 Oct 2014
|Francis Bowman
|July 8, 1790 Exning, Suffolk, England
|Alora Bowman
|Alora Bowman
|7 Oct 2014
|Jane (Smith) Bowman
|Lorna Batteson
|6 Oct 2014
|John Bowman
|Jessie Myrtle Bowman
|1913 Cohuna, Victoria, Australia
|Julie Dworak
|4 Oct 2014
|Margaret M. (Bowman) Korell
|Gwen Troutner
|Lauren L. (Bowman) Heart
|Jan Pratt
|3 Oct 2014
|Vaughn A. Bowman
|Lloyd G. Bowman
|Jason Bowman
|Jason Bowman
|Don Bowman 36
|Don Bowman
|2 Oct 2014
|Mary Isabell (Gaskill) Bowman
|November 5, 1893 Harlan County, Nebraska
|Suda (Collett) Bowman
|Hannah E (Davis) Bowman
|Darci Bowman
|Darci A. Bowman 26
|William Alexander Bowman
|June 1821 Butler county, Ohio
|Tiffiny Tennyson
|Maude Fillmore Bowman
|April 19, 1881 Oxford, Butler County, Ohio
|Esther Bowman
|Darci Bowman
|William James Bowman
|Chirstopher Bowman
|Salmer Bowman
|Lonnie Wild
|Barbara (Bowman) Hunter
|Amy Gray
|Ezra Bowman
|1745 St. Austell, Cornwall, England
|Brandon Lloyd
|1 Oct 2014
|Matilda (Bowman) Gillespie
|1824 Virginia or North Carolina
|Maria Angels Mas-Andreu
|29 Sep 2014
|Marjorie J. (Bowman) Adams 3
|Marjorie Adams
|Ankah (Bowman) Veach
|April 13, 1863
|Deb Bowers
|28 Sep 2014
|Sarah (Veach) Bowman
|February 4, 1844 Henry Co., Indiana
|Autry Bowman
|Earl Bowman
|Matt Bowman
|January 17, 1876
|Earl Bowman 15
|Richard Bowman Sr.
|Anita L. (Bowman) McCullough
|Sue L. (Sease) Bowman 1590
|Sue Bowman
|Edna E. (Pearson) Bowman
|Earl Bowman
|27 Sep 2014
|Philip Casper Bowman
|October 25, 1755 York, Pennsylvania, USA
|Brian Long
|26 Sep 2014
|James F. Bowman
|Dena Terry
|25 Sep 2014
|Theda Bowman
|Lee Bowman
|June 1899 New York, United States
|Brandon Lloyd
|Frank Bowman
|1875 New York, United States
|Daisey Bowman
|1873 New York, United States
|Fred Bowman
|1869 New York
|Sarah Bowman
|October 1863 New York
|Clarendon Bowman
|1784 Massachusetts
|William Alexander Bowman
|1829 Windsor, Broome, New York, United States
|Henry Bowman
|February 1876 Windsor Twp., Broome County, New York
|Lewis Bowman
|September 11, 1862 Conklin, Broome, New York, United States
|Charles Bowman
|1871 New York
|Charles Hendrick Bowman
|Allan Carruthers
|22 Sep 2014
|John George Bowman
|Maria Barbara Bowman
|Maria Magadalena Bowman
|Frederick Johann Bowman
|1853 Columbus Ohio
|Magadalena (Held) Bowman
|October 24, 1834 Kirscheim Weuttemburg Germany
|Loukinsey Bowman
|December 16, 1801 Tennessee, USA
|Deb Howard
|19 Sep 2014
|Nancy Bowman
|1802 Iredale County, North Carolina, USA
|Debra Bertram
|Selman Sanford Bowman
|January 24, 1849 Henry CO., Indiana
|18 Sep 2014
|Lorraine L. (Kidman) Bowman
|Christina Chicks
|Teresa R. (Bowman) Blankenship
|Bill J. Bowman
|Mary Bowman
|1640 Virginia, USA
|Grady Lucas
|Lorraine L. (Bowman) McDonald
|Dianne Clark
|Christina L. Bowman 2
|Christina Bowman
|16 Sep 2014
|Elizabeth (Smith) Bowman
|1770 Carter, Tennessee, United States
|Jerry Bowman
|Nell (Bowman) Thompson
|Peter Knowles
|15 Sep 2014
|Lillian Estella Bowman
|June 28, 1862 Preble County, Ohio
|John Hale
|14 Sep 2014
|Tena (Petersen) Bowman
|Lonnie Wild
|David A. Bowman
|Heath A. Bowman
|Steve A. Bowman
|Sue (Hill) Bowman
|David T. Bowman
|Barbara Bowman
|Conewego, York, Pennsylvania, USA
|Admin WikiTree
|13 Sep 2014
|Kenneth Wayne Bowman
|1914 Ohio
|Juanita Mae (Vandermark) Bowman
|April 30, 1915 Lancaster, Fairfield Co., Ohio
|Douglas Simmons
|Lydia (Bowman) Sessions
|1808 South Carolina
|Rachael Leslie
|12 Sep 2014
|John Allebaugh Bowman
|September 2, 1851 Dayton, Rockingham, Virginia, USA
|Betty Hewett
|Mary (Bowman) Stickley
|May 9, 1844 Dayton, Rockingham, Virginia, USA
|David Bowman
|May 22, 1842 Dayton, Rockingham, Virginia, USA
|Samuel Bowman
|January 9, 1841 Dayton, Rockingham, Virginia
|Cecil D. Bowman
|Kay Wilson
|Barbara (Unknown Bowman) Bowman
|Geneadiva Mere
|10 Sep 2014
|John Bowman
|Frederick County, Virginia
|Kathy (Bowman) Nafziger
|Mark Myles
|Lydia (Stone) Bowman
|November 25, 1665
|Robert Keniston
|John Bowman
|Bill Huitt
|9 Sep 2014
|Vida Larue Bowman
|October 23, 1900 Near Eves Mills, Monroe, Tennessee
|Paul Carpenter
|Shirley C. (Bowman) Walton Mrs 6
|Shirley Walton
|8 Sep 2014
|Wilma D. Bowman
|June 1, 1903
|Bob Symons
|Thomas Bowman
|Kaye Mansfield
|Sara Florence (Nedrow) Bowman
|July 30, 1916 Ora, Freemont Ct., Idaho
|al Latil
|7 Sep 2014
|Hannah Margaret (May) Bowman
|January 16, 1779
|E. Lauraine Syrnick
|6 Sep 2014
|Eve (Beamer) Bowman
|1765 New York
|Jo Gessford
|5 Sep 2014
|Elizabeth (Price) Bowman
|1798 Rutherford County North Carolina
|Allan Carruthers
|Elizabeth Bowman
|1822 White County Tennessee
|Lillie Pearl Bowman
|November 8, 1907 Ladoga, Indiana
|Brenda Rogers
|4 Sep 2014
|Eva Lillian Bowman
|August 10, 1909 Indiana
|Ada Gertrude (Bowman) Peeler
|1889 Tennessee
|Vincent Piazza
|Hugh Ruben Bowman
|May 27, 1911 Ladoga, Indiana
|Brenda Rogers
|Martin Obed Bowman
|June 16, 1882 Ladoga, Indiana
|Nancy Bowman
|May 14, 1815 Grantham, Lincoln, Ontario, Canada
|Jo Gessford
|Bill B. Bowman 448
|Bill Bowman
|David F. Bowman
|January 16, 1896 Washington County, Virginia
|De Anna Overcast
|3 Sep 2014
|Margaret P. Bowman
|April 25, 1894 Washington County, Virginia
|William Gibson Bowman
|April 27, 1891 Washington County, Virginia
|Elizabeth Bowman
|September 16, 1888 Washington County, Bristol, Virginia
|Ira Bowman
|May 15, 1882 Washington Counnty, Virginia
|Sterlin Bowman
|October 31, 1880 Washington County, Virginia
|Oliver Bowman
|March 25, 1921 Dickenson County, Virginia
|Samuel Sidney Bowman
|December 1885 Washington County, Virginia
|Samuel Sidney Bowman Jr
|January 8, 1919 Crane's Nest, Virginia
|Alvah Marion Bowman
|January 30, 1917 Crane's Nest, Virginia
|Clarence Bowman
|January 16, 1915 Lipps, Wise, Virginia,
|Claud Bowman
|1915 Lipps, Wise, Virginia
|Mary E. Bowman
|Barbara Summerville (Bowman) Gilliam
|June 21, 1853 Andrew, Missouri, United States
|Beth Gilliam
|Adam Bowman
|September 4, 1775 Tunkhannock, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, United States
|Jo Gessford
|Elijah T. Bowman
|June 25, 1849 Lowland, Virginia
|De Anna Overcast
|2 Sep 2014
|Samuel L. Bowman
|May 13, 1788 Tennessee
|Rebecca (Canady) Bowman
|December 1859 Virginia
|Sarah (Cox) Bowman
|December 1898 McDowell County, West Virginia
|Catharine Bowman
|May 26, 1797 Philidalphia, Pennsylvania
|Mary Harvey
|Catherine Bowman
|July 25, 1871 Darke Co., Ohio
|Cathryn Hondros
|Catherine (Bowman) Fetterly
|Gabrielle Bagdis
|John Bowman
|Cathryn Hondros
|Elizabeth (Hollopeter) Bowman
|November 12, 1829
|Elizabeth (Bowman) Robertson
|Ellen Jennings
|Rebecca C (Bowman) Brown
|March 3, 1837 Indiana
|Patrick Coggins
|1 Sep 2014
|Henry Bowman
|September 3, 1797 Pennsylvania
|William H Bowman
|May 25, 1835
|Mary M (Bowman) Airhart
|February 11, 1829 Augusta County, Virginia
|John C Bowman
|November 3, 1827 Waynesboro, Augusta County, Virginia
|Sarah (Bowman) Miller
|March 7, 1826 Augusta County Virginia
|Elizabeth (Bowman) Stipes
|October 20, 1822 Augusta County, Virginia
|Katharine (Arehart) Bowman
|December 23, 1805 Commonwealth of Virginia, Virginia, USA
|Dale Smith
|Nancy Bowman
|May 4, 1824 Virginia
|Patrick Coggins
|Michael Bowman
|Michael Bowman
|31 Aug 2014
|William Bowman
|1871 Ohio
|Don Stone
|James Bowman
|1862 Ohio
|Charles Bowman
|1876 Ohio
|Maggie Bowman
|1874 Ohio
|William Bowman
|1831 Ohio
|Rosabell Bowman
|1839 Ohio
|Ruhamia Jane Bowman
|January 22, 1860 Wood, OH
|Walter Franklin Bowman III
|Kimberly Huff
|30 Aug 2014
|Walter Franklin Bowman II
|Walter Franklin Bowman I
|Roy Walter Bowman
|Robert Jay Bowman
|Nora Evelyn Bowman
|George Elsworth Bowman
|Gayle Marie Bowman
|Charles Benjamin Bowman
|Valerie Bowman
|Valerie Bowman
|Lucy Ann (Bowman) Sturtevant
|December 12, 1855
|Pamjoy Major
|28 Aug 2014
|Maria Bowman
|October 9, 1783 Conestoga Twp., Lancaster Co., PA
|Ed Wynn
|Alice Suzetta (Eber) Bowman
|September 7, 1861 Marshalltown Iowa
|Allan Carruthers
|27 Aug 2014
|Hazela Alica (Bowman) Carruthers
|June 13, 1893 Butte SilverBow Montana
|Rachel (Bowman) Waddle
|1786 Greene County, Tennessee
|T McCullough
|Mary Jane (Bowman) VanDemark
|September 24, 1841 Pennsylvania
|24 Aug 2014
|Virginia Ruthella (Bowman) Campbell
|August 27, 1919 Cleveland, Bradley, Tennessee
|Carol Thompson
|Zachary S. Bowman 1
|Zachary Bowman
|Rebeca Bowman
|1869 Poland
|Bri B
|23 Aug 2014
|Miranda C Bowman
|Michael Ferris
|Mary Ann (Unknow) Bowman
|1770 Washington, Virginia
|De Anna Overcast
|Esaias Bowman
|August 26, 1763 Augusta County, Virginia
|Elizabeth (Collins) Bowman
|1807 Tennessee
|Mary (Bartle) Bowman
|January 1, 1802
|Craig Henderson
|22 Aug 2014
|John Bowman
|January 1, 1802
|John Bowman
|January 1, 1824
|Mercy (Slack) Bowman
|January 1, 1824
|Robert Marshall Bowman
|January 1, 1866
|Mary Ann (Marshall) Bowman
|January 1, 1876
|Ida M. Bowman
|Edna (Welch) Bowman
|June 12, 1885 California
|Wendy Bowman
|21 Aug 2014
|Ms Wendy M. Bowman 33
|Mary (Bowman) Stearns
|August 14, 1806
|Charles Patterson
|19 Aug 2014
|Catherine (Fetter) Bowman
|June 18, 1845
|Sharon Jones
|Violet Mabel (Bowman) Jones
|January 22, 1887 Puslinch
|Joseph Bowman
|January 18, 1842
|Nancy Jane Stevens Bowman
|1845 Michigan
|Ruth Dean
|18 Aug 2014
|Sarah (Loring) Bowman
|July 13, 1714 Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony
|Charles Patterson
|17 Aug 2014
|Captain Thaddeus Bowman
|Bett (Lewry) Bowman
|Kaye Mansfield
|Charles C. Bowman
|Michelle McShane
|16 Aug 2014
|Daughter Bowman
|Gwendoline Vera (Prosser) Bowman
|January 5, 1908 Parkside, South Australia
|Eve (Bowman) Morden
|1770 Ontario
|Wayne Burnie
|Mary Jane (Bowman) Schroll
|August 13, 1858 Cumberland Co., PA
|Dan Thompson
|15 Aug 2014
|Martha (Bowman) Brazier
|Patrick Donaghy
|Karen Bowman
|Karen Bowman
|Charles B. Bowman 639
|Charles Bowman
|14 Aug 2014
|K. Bowman
|Kaylie M.
|13 Aug 2014
|R. (Goff) Bowman
|Arnold Bowman
|Sabienna Bowman 1
|Sabienna Bowman
|12 Aug 2014
|Catherine Bowman
|November 21, 1806 Rockingham, Virginia
|Shelley Burleyson
|11 Aug 2014
|Tina B Bowman
|January 18, 1889 Muskegon, Muskegon, Michigan
|Eric Wells
|Thomas Bowman
|1775 South Carolina
|Rachael Leslie
|9 Aug 2014
|Milton Bowman
|Leonard White
|William Hahn Bowman Sr
|November 20, 1871 Virginia
|Carol Thompson
|Rebecca (Hahn) Bowman
|January 8, 1842 Virginia
|Jacob Bowman
|August 10, 1840 Virginia
|William H Bowman
|July 21, 1826 Escambia Co., Fl
|Margaret Acree
|7 Aug 2014
|Mary (Bowman) Crichton
|1831 Scotland
|Jacque Gill
|Robert Francis Bowman
|May 28, 1924 St Paul, Minnesota, United States
|6 Aug 2014
|Stella (Houghton) Bowman
|1899 Iowa, United States
|Francis Bowman
|1899 Minnesota, United States
|Lorraine H (Hammon) Bowman
|January 7, 1924 St Paul, Minnesota, United States
|Iva M. (Wilson) Bowman
|Treat Snagger Wilson
|Margaret E (Bowman) Evans
|1770 Abbeville District, South Carolina
|Sheri Havens
|Andrew Bowman
|Stephen Mulick
|Opal Pearl (Bowman) Morton
|September 28, 1908 Oklahoma, USA
|Brad Baker
|Mary Ann Bowman
|June 7, 1822
|James Yeaw
|4 Aug 2014
|Esther (Bowman) Miller
|March 31, 1783
|Christopher Soriano
|Susanna (Bowman) Flint
|1736 Sprout Brook, Montgomery, New York, United States
|Jo Gessford
|Elizabeth (Flint) Bowman
|1745 Canajoharie, Montgomery, New York, USA
|Elizabeth (Harrington) Bowman
|March 6, 1696 Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA
|Robert Keniston
|3 Aug 2014
|Margaret Olive (Marsch) Bowman
|1911 Kansas City, MO USA
|Anne Johanson-Wright
|2 Aug 2014
|Martha Mae Bowman
|September 9, 1908 Wessington, South Dakota
|George Washington Bowman
|July 11, 1872 North Carolina, United States
|Matthew Reese
|1 Aug 2014
|Brady Cordelia Bowman
|Mrs. Nicole A. (Kramer) Bowman 3
|Nicole Bowman
|Michael Bowman
|Michael Bowman
|31 Jul 2014
|Evelyn Marie (Pasko) Bowman
|February 8, 1931
|Lillie Dailey
|Gladys (Bowman) Hewish
|Carroll Woods
|Lorraine Bowman
|Dallas Bowman
|December 1, 1892 Bowmantown PA
|Dallas A Bowman
|1862 Pennsylvania
|Clara L M (Zeigler) Bowman
|February 27, 1896 New Mahoning Pennsylvannia
|Thomas R Bowman
|1854 Egremont Twp., Ontario, Canada
|Sarah Leeves
|30 Jul 2014
|William R Bowman
|1854 Egremont Twp., Ontario, Canada
|James Bowman
|1854 Egremont Twp., Ontario, Canada
|Margaret Bowman
|Hannah Bowman
|William Bowman
|1828 Northumberland, England
|Jane Elizabeth (Bowman) Mountain
|April 24, 1855 Egremont Twp., Ontario, Canada
|Elizabeth (Walker) Bowman
|Howard Bowman
|Karla Dennis
|Bill H. Bowman
|Rev Ruth A. (Bowman) Solo
|Grace (Jarrell) Bowman
|Merry H. (Bowman) Roach
|Victoria Bell
|29 Jul 2014
|Lindsey D. (Maddox) Bowman 3
|Lindsey Bowman
|Lloyd A. Bowman 15
|Lloyd Bowman
|Jeanna Bowman
|Jeanna Bowman
|Dick L. Bowman
|Sandra Bowman
|28 Jul 2014
|Esther Bowman
|1810 Carlisle, Pennsylvania
|Alexander Topchy
|Annie Bowman
|1810 Carlisle, Pennsylvania
|Mary Bowman
|1810 Carlisle, Pennsylvania
|Henry Bowman
|1810 Carlisle, Pennsylvania
|Abraham Bowman
|1810 Carlisle, Pennsylvania
|Christian Bowman
|1810 Carlisle, Pennsylvania
|John Bowman Jr.
|1810 Carlisle, Pennsylvania
|John Bowman
|Magdalene (Herr) Bowman
|August 15, 1788 Millersville, Pennsylvania
|William Bowman
|Jim Vondrak
|Willard E Bowman
|December 22, 1910 Illinois
|Joe Sneed
|Susan (Bell) Bowman
|November 15, 1879 Greene, Illinois, USA
|William M Bowman
|June 9, 1881 Illinois
|Bernice Olive (Bowman) Chism
|July 31, 1907 Illinois
|Ellis E Bowman
|September 30, 1854 IA
|Tom Greene
|General A. Bowman
|James Bowman
|Ellen Bowman
|William P. Bowman
|October 16, 1846 IL
|Amanda Bowman
|Frances Bowman
|John C Bowman
|Sr Sparling Bowman
|1752 Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA
|Sandra Bowman
|27 Jul 2014
|Jr Sparling Bowman
|1781 Washington Co, Pennsylvania
|III Sparling Bowman
|January 7, 1826 Greene County, Tennessee
|Daniel Bowman
|August 21, 1846 Greene County, Tennessee, USA
|Thomas H. Bowman
|Stacey Ann (Bowman) Whaley
|February 20, 1892 Washington County, Tennessee
|Karen Johnson
|26 Jul 2014
|Mary Agnes (Kennedy) Bowman
|25 Jul 2014
|Freddie Leonard Bowman
|June 26, 1892 Moline, Rock Island County, Illinois, US
|Keith Baker
|June (Bowman) Haley
|June 25, 1894 Moline, Rock Island County, Illinois, US
|Juanita J. (Bowman) Satterlee
|Don Rothfuss
|24 Jul 2014
|Boni Adams Bowman
|March 5, 1922
|Lloyd Earl Bowman
|Rosey Ethel (Adams) Bowman
|January 27, 1903
|Carl Johan Bowman
|April 21, 1844 Sweden
|Keith Baker
|Edward Bowman
|1879 Illinois, US
|Annie (Johnson) Bowman
|1855 Illinois, US
|Mayme Bowman
|1897 Illinois, US
|Carl Herbert Bowman
|April 3, 1890 Moline, Rock Island County, Illinois, US
|Mary Elizabeth Bowman
|December 26, 1860
|Gilly Wood
|Betty L. Bowman
|Kay Wilson
|Larry Bowman
|Treat Snagger Wilson
|Eliza C. (Bowman) Lampman
|Ontario, Canada
|Annette Allen
|21 Jul 2014
|Ella L. (Bowman) Lemon
|April 1883 Vassar, Tuscola Co., Michigan
|Cathryn Hondros
|Florence Emma Bowman
|Kena Nicholson
|20 Jul 2014
|Karen Sue (Hurley) Bowman
|1943 Lima, Allen Co., OH
|19 Jul 2014
|Terry Bowman
|Robert C. Vandermark
|Bryan A. (Bowman) Green
|Kristina Green
|Patty K. (Bowman) Sites
|Elwood L. Bowman
|November 30, 1917 Chambersburg, PA
|Elwood L. Bowman
|Patty K. (Bowman) Sites
|Helen (Bowman) Fletcher
|1847 Scotland
|Jacque Gill
|18 Jul 2014
|Charles Guthrie Bowman
|1844 Scotland
|Catherine (Bowman) Duncan
|1841 Scotland
|George Bowman
|1839 Scotland
|James Bowman
|1834 Scotland
|Thomas Bowman
|1829 Scotland
|Isabel Bowman
|1827 Scotland
|Ann (Bowman) Roger
|1825 Scotland
|Helen Eleanor (Guthrie) Bowman
|1802 Scotland
|David Bowman
|1807 Scotland
|James Scott Bowman
|January 31, 1805 Scotland
|Ann Scott Bowman
|1802 Scotland
|Andrew Bowman
|1802 Scotland
|David Bowman
|1770 Scotland
|Thomas Bowman
|1775 Scotland
|Unnamed Father Bowman
|Michael Bowman
|Michael Bowman
|Minnie Dell Bowman
|1874 West Virginia
|Mark Berner
|17 Jul 2014
|Faye A. (Bowman) Mobley
|Stephanie Grohol
|15 Jul 2014
|William Bowman
|March 5, 1742
|David McKnight
|14 Jul 2014
|Thankful Bowman
|April 17, 1753
|Phebe Bowman
|May 7, 1747
|Lydia Bowman
|July 19, 1736
|Joseph Bowman
|January 21, 1734
|James Bowman
|December 25, 1736
|Francis Bowman
|June 19, 1744
|Joseph Bowman
|13 Jul 2014
|Francis Bowman
|Phineas Bowman
|April 18, 1750
|Peter Bowman
|1772 New York, USA
|William W. Bowman
|1798 New York, USA
|Anne (Litchfield) Bowman
|April 15, 1755 Canterbury, Windham, Connecticut USA
|Kathy Heriford
|12 Jul 2014
|Barbara (Frick) Bowman
|1770 Williamsville, New York
|Alexander Topchy
|10 Jul 2014
|John Richard Bowman
|George Stradtman
|9 Jul 2014
|Clara Leona (Cartwright) Bowman
|July 16, 1886 Tennessee
|Carol Thompson
|Minnie Lee (Mayes) Bowman
|July 16, 1877 Texas, USA
|Lisa Mansell
|Mary (Bowman) Wright
|1704 Durham, England
|Kaye McArdle
|Samuel Bowman
|September 10, 1779 Virginia, United States
|F.Jay Harrell
|Elizabeth Bowman
|February 12, 1778 Virginia, USA
|Daniel Bowman
|March 5, 1781 Pulaski, Pulaski, Virginia, United States
|Mary Bowman
|Lindsay Coleman
|6 Jul 2014
|Joseph Bowman
|September 16, 1697 Westboro, Ma.
|David McKnight
|Daniel Bowman
|September 12, 1819 New York, USA
|John Bowman Sr.
|January 1850 VA, USA
|Joe Fitzgerald
|5 Jul 2014
|Sophia (Bailey) Bowman
|September 1855 VA, USA
|Lydia Bowman
|1850 Cellerhead, Staffordshire, England
|Earl Davis
|2 Jul 2014
|Pamela M. Bowman
|Maurice Williams
|30 Jun 2014
|Joseph William Bowman
|July 17, 1755 Chesterfield County Virginia
|Allan Carruthers
|29 Jun 2014
|Cosby Bowman
|March 23, 1788 Goochland Virginia
|Judy Bowman
|Judy Bowman
|William Wesley Bowman
|July 2, 1901
|David Hughey
|27 Jun 2014
|Brad K. Bowman 2
|Brad Bowman
|26 Jun 2014
|Mary Ann (Senteney) Bowman
|November 28, 1767
|Cheryl Rothwell
|25 Jun 2014
|Terracy Ann (Euliss) Bowman
|February 11, 1805 Orange County, North Carolina, United States
|Marion Lineberry
|Peter Bowman
|October 6, 1800 Guilford County, North Carolina, United States
|Johanna C. (Donellan) Bowman
|Jake Donellan
|24 Jun 2014
|Louisa Emmeline (Watts) Bowman
|23 Jun 2014
|William Harrison Bowman
|1760 Amherst, Amherst, Virginia, United States
|Linda Griffin
|22 Jun 2014
|Mary Ann Bowman
|April Casey
|Eliza (Bowman) Sensenig
|Jason Steiner
|21 Jun 2014
|Mary E. (UNKNOWN) Bowman
|October 7, 1920
|19 Jun 2014
|Edward Ray Bowman
|March 29, 1914
|al Latil
|Clifford Hay Bowman
|July 30, 1905 Johnstown, Cambria Ct., Pa.
|Thomas Bowman
|Hannah Rush
|16 Jun 2014
|Elizabeth Bowman
|March 24, 1774 Westmorland Co, Virginia
|Marlene Bowman
|Jared Matlock
|Christian Bowman
|Geneadiva Mere
|14 Jun 2014
|Goldie Cleo (Sipe) Bowman
|August 18, 1912 North Carolina
|13 Jun 2014
|Timothy S. Bowman
|Alan Whitman
|Andrew L. Bowman
|Sheldon Bowman
|Rose M. (Cox) Bowman
|Mary (Bowman) Dell
|Tom Bredehoft
|Mary C. (Bowman) Roberts
|1840 Georgia, USA
|11 Jun 2014
|Mary Bowman
|1705 Virginia
|Carletta Teske
|Nina Bowman
|David Hughey
|William Bowman
|William Bowman
|10 Jun 2014
|Lena (Leftler) Bowman
|1825 Baden, Germany
|John Van Deusen
|Lorenz Bowman
|Baden, Germany
|Brittany Bowman
|Brittany Bowman
|Oleda Bowman
|1912 Illinois
|David Kuhl
|9 Jun 2014
|Vernie Bowman
|1895 Illinois
|Ethel Bowman
|1900 Illinois
|Edna Bowman
|1898 Illinois
|Alma Bowman
|1897 Illinois
|Leah Bowman
|1906 Illinois
|Carroll Bowman
|1904 Illinois
|Ernest Bowman
|1903 Illinois
|William M Bowman
|February 12, 1871 Ohio
|Lola Martha Bowman
|Denise Bowman
|Denise Bowman
|8 Jun 2014
|Bonita Bowman
|Bonita Bowman
|Hyrum Webster Bowman
|August 14, 1814 Chris, Newcastle, Delaware
|Jay McAmis
|Laura Lucy Annice (Bowman) Hiatt
|October 27, 1870
|Jennifer Hiatt
|7 Jun 2014
|Joseph Collett Leventhrop Bowman
|October 30, 1862 Rutherford Co., NC
|George Stradtman
|6 Jun 2014
|Marie Bowman
|Marie Veronica Brown
|2 Jun 2014
|Lena M. (Bowman) Baxter
|James Baxter
|1 Jun 2014
|James Harvey Bowman
|Donald Walker
|30 May 2014
|Henry Bowman
|February 11, 1871
|Priscilla (Keen) Bowman
|January 9, 1803 Harford County, Maryland
|Hester Bowman
|June 13, 1779 Bracken, Kentucky, United States
|Jeff Carter
|29 May 2014
|Hannah (Bowman) Croxford
|1781 Leamington, Warwickshire, England
|Brian Stanford
|28 May 2014
|Samuel M. Bowman
|Kay Wilson
|26 May 2014
|Donald Smith Bowman
|September 11, 1907 Washington, Stark, Ohio, USA
|Diana Sutor
|Lois Reed (Lutton) Bowman
|April 14, 1914 Alliance, Stark, Ohio, USA
|Jacob Bowman Sr.
|1718 Palatinate, Germany, Switzerland
|Nae X
|25 May 2014
|Louisa Bowman
|February 25, 1859
|Donna Bjore
|Glenn Leroy (Bowman) Mellen
|February 1, 1914 Toledo, Ohio
|Allen Mellen
|24 May 2014
|Alpheus Bert Bowman
|November 22, 1891 Richland Township, Monroe County, Ohio
|Cheryl Bowman
|Cheryl Bowman
|23 May 2014
|Ann Bowman
|Mark Biggar
|John McEntee Bowman jr
|Ann Bowman
|Statira Bowman
|Bob Symons
|21 May 2014
|Esther (Herr) Bowman
|March 21, 1766 Strasburg, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
|Alexander Topchy
|Nick T. Bowman 1
|Nick Bowman
|20 May 2014
|Francis Bowman
|1630 Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts
|Michael O'Dell
|18 May 2014
|Louis Lorraine (Bowman) Powell
|April 4, 1918 Elkhorn township
|Merletta Tindle
|Harvey Bowman
|December 13, 1893 Pilot Knob Indiana
|Nellie (Bainbridge) Bowman
|April 21, 1893
|Edna (Bowman) Carlson
|17 May 2014
|Mary Ethel (Bowman) Mulverhill
|January 12, 1890 Marion County, Kentucky
|Debra Birge
|Sarah (Clark) Bowman
|Barbara Behl
|13 May 2014
|Thomas Bowman
|Elizabeth (Draper) Bowman
|Sarah Miers (Bowman) Shoemaker
|September 12, 1776
|Agatha Joris (Bowman) Nevius
|Kerena Hyler
|10 May 2014
|R B Bowman
|1874 Louisiana, USA
|Margaret Elgin
|Sarah (Stuart) Bowman
|February 8, 1800 Guilford Co., North Carolina
|John Beeson
|8 May 2014
|Phebe (Stuart) Bowman
|December 15, 1797 Guilford Co., North Carolina
|Hannah Elizabeth (Bowman) Stoddard
|October 19, 1855 Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie, Ia
|Jay McAmis
|7 May 2014
|James Wyatt Bowman
|February 1848 Mississippi, USA
|David Keys
|George Bowman
|February 9, 1707 Phildelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
|Philip Tripp
|5 May 2014
|Unlisted BOWMAN
|Amanda Norris
|4 May 2014
|John George Bowman
|April 27, 1732 Opequon Creek, Frederick, Virginia
|Jon Cunnyngham
|Col. Abraham Bowman
|October 16, 1749 Cedar Creek, Frederick, Virginia
|Col. Johannes (Baumann) Bowman
|December 17, 1738 Opequon Creek, Orange, Virginia
|Clara A (Bowman) Dezess
|1879 Michigan
|Cathryn Hondros
|Beatrice (Bowman) Sawrie
|Chris Beason
|Mary Jane Bowman
|October 15, 1836 Reha, Tennessee, United States
|Steve Dyson
|3 May 2014
|Inez Charlotte (Miller) Bowman
|March 4, 1895 Well Springs, TN
|David Long
|1 May 2014
|Martha Ellen (Smith) Bowman
|April 12, 1858 Tennessee
|Daniel Esco Bowman
|October 23, 1892 Claiborne, TN
|Susanna (Diehl) Bowman
|1777 North Carolina
|Lauren Lail
|Mary (Bowman) White
|1805 North Carolina
|Samuel D Bowman
|May 16, 1781 North Carolina
|Anne Maria (Mouser) Bowman
|January 2, 1746 Baden-Württemberg, Germany
|Johann Daniel Bowman
|December 28, 1740 Baden-Baden, Germany
|Mary Elizabeth (Simmons) Bowman
|1786 Alexander county,North Carolina
|30 Apr 2014
|Jonas Bowman
|March 5, 1809
|Daniel Bowman
|Elizabeth (Little) Bowman
|December 22, 1809
|Martha Eliza (Bowman) White
|January 11, 1846
|Ida Leona Bowman
|April 13, 1885 Tennessee
|David Long
|29 Apr 2014
|James Harvey Bowman
|December 2, 1855 La Follette, Tenn
|Essie Ola Bowman
|Charles Tyler
|Dorothy Mae Bowman
|George Stradtman
|28 Apr 2014
|James Lee Bowman
|June 30, 1864
|Dorothy Bowman
|Hannah Bowman
|Darlene Burton
|Samuel Bowman Sr
|August 14, 1679 Watertown, Massachusetts
|Sue Fitzpatrick
|Noah Bowman
|October 23, 1718 Cambridge, Massachusetts
|Kyle Dane
|Jean J. (Bowman) Hider
|Doris Casperson
|Hannah (Winship) Bowman
|August 18, 1718 Lexington, Massachusetts
|Kyle Dane
|27 Apr 2014
|Joshua Bowman
|February 15, 1747 Cambridge, Massachusetts
|Dr. Nathaniel Bowman
|Rufus G Bowman
|1808 Vermont, USA
|Scotty Welland
|26 Apr 2014
|Elizabeth Bowman
|October 31, 1818 Clairfield, Claiborne, Tennessee, United States
|Jerry Bowman
|25 Apr 2014
|John Bowman Sr
|Susan Mumford
|Henry Nicholas Daniel Bowman
|1800 Green co PA
|Samuel Israel Bowman
|Effie Luella Bowman
|Andrew Bowman
|June 1860 West Virginia
|Catherine Fisher
|22 Apr 2014
|Mary A. Bowman
|1859 Ohio
|Elizabeth Bowman
|1775 Maryland, USA
|Daniel Bowman
|October 7, 1780 Derry, Mifflin, Pennsylvania, USA
|Solomon Bowman
|January 19, 1820 Adamsville, Muskingum, Ohio, USA
|Ada May Bowman
|November 1, 1866 Adamsville, Muskingum County, Ohio
|Viola Agnes (Bowman) Monticue
|September 23, 1886 Alvertoon, Pennsylvania
|Valerie Miles
|21 Apr 2014
|James McNairy Bowman
|March 1838
|Charles Bostian
|Bruce Bowman
|Bruce Bowman
|20 Apr 2014
|Lynette (Byneveldt) Bowman 2
|Lynette Bowman
|17 Apr 2014
|Golden (Morrison) Bowman
|Bob Chandler
|Jack L. Bowman
|Laura Estelle (Fowler) Bowman
|Thomas Green Bowman
|James Curtis Bowman
|Golden (Morrison) Bowman
|William Bowman
|Randy Brown
|15 Apr 2014
|Sarah Bowman
|Samuel Bowman
|Jacob Bowman
|George Bowman
|1815 Plainfield Township
|Etna Bowman
|Ella Blanche Bowman
|May 14, 1859 Paradise Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania
|David Bowman
|Ann Mariah Bowman
|Margaret S. (Richardson) Bowman
|M. Gaulden
|10 Apr 2014
|Mary Elizabeth (Richardson) Bowman
|August 20, 1813 Wilkinson County, Mississippi
|John Bowman
|David Coulter
|7 Apr 2014
|Jane Bowman
|June 23, 1872 Lisburn, County Antrim, Ireland
|Catherine Bowman
|August 4, 1874 Lisburn, County Antrim, Ireland
|Ellen Bowman
|August 27, 1864 Lisburn, County Antrim, Ireland
|Catherine (McConville) Bowman
|Margaret (Bowman) Hunter
|December 3, 1866 Lisburn, County Antrim, Ireland
|Jean (Reid) Bowman
|Jenny Rankin
|Jane (Bowman) Brown
|Michael O'Dell
|6 Apr 2014
|Nathaniel Bowman
|Kathryn Lee
|Ann (Bernard) Bowman
|Catherine Bowman
|November 16, 1754 Frederick, Virginia
|Jon Cunnyngham
|4 Apr 2014
|Susannah Katherine Bowman
|November 30, 1804 Washington, Tennessee, United States
|Rita Davis
|3 Apr 2014
|George Bowman
|February 10, 1699 Eppingen, Kurpfalz, Germany
|Jon Cunnyngham
|Maria Elisabetha (Hite) Bowman
|January 2, 1708 Treschklingen, Germany
|Emma Maria (Bowman) Stephens
|November 9, 1735 Opequon Creek, Frederick, Virginia
|2 Apr 2014
|Capt. John Jacob Bowman
|January 2, 1733 Cedar Creek, Frederick, Virginia
|Sarah (Stephens) Bowman
|March 25, 1745 Frederick Co., VA
|Homer Hopper
|Thomas Bowman
|1800 Scotland
|Jacque Gill
|George Bowman
|1796 Scotland
|Jean (Meadow) Bowman
|1771 Scotland
|John Bowman
|1795 Scotland
|Mary Bowman
|March 11, 1783
|Jon Cunnyngham
|Deborah Bowman
|1790 Butler County, Tennessee
|Karen Adamson
|Jacob Bowman
|Rev. Thomas Bowman
|Judy Bowman
|Elisha Williamson Bowman
|December 25, 1775
|Cornelius Bowman
|William Bowman
|John Bowman
|Hezekiah Bowman
|Cornelius Bowman
|1740 Shenandoah Valley, Virginia
|Elizabeth Bowman
|Jon Cunnyngham
|Elisabeth Bowman
|March 18, 1737 Opequon Creek, Frederick, Virginia
|Henry C. Bowman Jr.
|Don Bowman
|1 Apr 2014
|Martha (George) Bowman
|1852 nr Hagarville, Perry Twp, Johnson County, Arkansas
|Henry Clay Bowman Sr.
|1876 Indian Territory
|Sarah Bowman
|February 9, 1741 Opequon Creek, Orange, Virginia
|Jon Cunnyngham
|31 Mar 2014
|Mary (Chinn) Bowman
|Capt. Isaac Bowman
|April 24, 1757 Cedar Creek, Shenandoah, Virginia, United States
|Elizabeth (Gatewood) Bowman
|Maj. Joseph Bowman
|March 8, 1752 Frederick, Virginia
|Sarah Bowman
|February 9, 1741 Cedar Creek, Orange County, Virginia, USA
|Sandi Gammon
|Mary Bowman
|Steven Mix
|30 Mar 2014
|Claes Jorise Bowman
|April 29, 1678 New Amsterdam, Lewis, New York, United States
|Jacob Jorisse Bowman
|May 20, 1652 New Amsterdam, Lewis, New York, United States
|Elizabeth Bowman
|August 16, 1798 Lincoln, Kentucky, USA
|Jon Cunnyngham
|Sarah Bowman
|July 8, 1796 Fayette, Kentucky, USA
|George Bowman
|William Bowman
|November 18, 1789 Lincoln, Kentucky, USA
|Sarah Bowman
|September 18, 1788 Lincoln, Kentucky, USA
|John Bowman
|January 31, 1787 Lincoln, Kentucky, USA
|Abraham Jr Bowman
|February 27, 1785 Fayette, Kentucky, USA
|Eliza (Bowman) Gerrich
|April 19, 1840
|Donald Rutherford
|Mrs. Pearl (Davies) Bowman
|Elena Bowman
|29 Mar 2014
|Mr. Charles A. Bowman
|Mr. Jim A. Bowman
|Mrs. Pearl (Davies) Bowman
|1869 Pontiac, Illinois
|Charles Welliver Bowman
|1911 Readville, Massachusetts, USA
|Jameson Miller
|Elizabeth (Meserve) Bowman
|1911 Beaver, Pennsylvania, USA
|John Bowman
|Ellen Jennings
|28 Mar 2014
|Joyce Bowman
|Joyce Bowman
|Isabella (Bowman) Frazier
|1745 Grainville,North Carolina,U.S.A
|Bobby Frazier
|26 Mar 2014
|Sarah Bowman
|1798 Madison County, Kentucky
|Karen Adamson
|Donna L. Bowman 6
|Donna Bowman
|John Bowman
|25 Mar 2014
|Aimie Ernia Bowman
|December 14, 1832 Claiborne, Tennessee, United States
|Jerry Bowman
|24 Mar 2014
|Manerva Bowman
|December 18, 1823 Clairfield, Claiborne, Tennessee, United States
|Thursey Jane Bowman
|October 8, 1840 Clairfield, Claiborne, Tennessee, United States
|Melissa R. (Prokop) Bowman 19
|Melissa Bowman
|Janet (Bowman) Park
|November 11, 1760 East Kilbride, Lanarkshire
|Jenny Rankin
|22 Mar 2014
|John Bowman
|Olive Myrtle (Stearns) Bowman
|April 29, 1886 Hedge City, Knox, Missouri. USA
|Ron Hayes
|Lillian Margaret (Knudsen) Bowman
|Oscar Alfred Bowman
|February 15, 1903 North Platte, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
|Edna M Bowman
|1919 North Platte, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
|Henry Eric Bowman
|1820 Ohio, USA
|Charles Milo Bowman
|December 3, 1880 Nebraska, USA
|Ellen Bowman
|Donald Bowman
|July 29, 1916 Scottsbluff, Scotts Bluff, Nebraska, USA
|21 Mar 2014
|Alma L Bowman
|1913 North Platte, Lincoln, Nebraska
|Claude Alvin Bowman
|May 3, 1921 Scottsbluff, Nebraska, USA
|Barb (Bowman) Jerisek
|Mabel (Passmore) Bowman
|1878 Lawrence Co., IL
|Allie Adelle (Pierce) Bowman
|December 7, 1896 Caruthersville MO
|Chandra Placer
|Paula A. (Bowman) Levins
|Lloyd Bowman
|19 Mar 2014
|Margaret Bowman
|Margaret Bowman
|Edward F Bowman
|Leigh Murrin
|18 Mar 2014
|Floyd W Bowman
|Mary Bowman
|Melissa Hill
|17 Mar 2014
|Jane Bowman
|Jane Bowman
|Dr. John Bowman
|1630 Bermuda, Henrico, Virginia, United States
|Kathy Cason
|Elizabeth (Elam) Bowman
|Chesterfield, Chesterfield, Virginia, United States
|Allan Thomas
|Elizabeth Elam (Bowman) Robertson
|1689 Chesterfield, Henrico, Virginia, United States
|Stillborn Daughter Bowman
|1866 Scotland
|Jacque Gill
|16 Mar 2014
|Mary Ann (Bowman) Smith
|1885 Scotland
|John Gunthrie Bowman Sr.
|1837 Scotland
|Susan (Bowman) Kidd
|1880 Scotland
|Geroge Sterling Bowman
|1875 Scotland
|Alexander Bowman
|1872 Scotland
|Barbara (O'Bleness) Bowman
|Lance O'Bleness
|Mary (Younglove) Bowman
|Bill Bowman
|John Bowman Sr.
|John Bowman
|April 28, 1801
|Frederick Kline Bowman
|September 16, 1847 Dayton, Rockingham, Virginia, USA
|Kay Wilson
|Kenneth Bowman
|Kenneth Bowman
|Mary Ann (Hogg) Bowman
|1840 Scotland
|Jacque Gill
|John Gunthrie Bowman Jr
|1870 Scotland
|Rebecca (Bowman) Moomaw
|Betty Hewett
|Catherine Stover (Bowman) Miller
|Anna (Bowman) Kerlin
|Elizabeth (Bowman) Zigler
|Benjamin Franklin Bowman
|December 17, 1858 Rockingham County, Virginia, USA
|Cecelia Sterling (Bowman) Gill
|1878 Dundee, Scotland
|Jacque Gill
|15 Mar 2014
|John Bowman
|April 24, 1790 Linville Creek, Rockingham, Virginia, USA
|Betty Hewett
|Catharine (Shoemaker) Bowman
|December 25, 1752
|Benjamin Bowman Sr.
|November 1, 1754 Frederick County, Maryland, America
|Barbara (Unknown) Bowman
|Varena (Unknown) Bowman
|Diane (Bowman) Hinton
|Nancy Brown
|14 Mar 2014
|Brenda (Bowman) Tooley
|Brenda Bowman
|Brenda Bowman
|Will Bowman
|Will Bowman
|Sarah (Bowman) Winter
|November 19, 1792 Gorham, , Maine
|Stanley Wood
|Peter Bowman
|Karen Adamson
|13 Mar 2014
|Elijah Bowman
|1773 Virginia
|Ernest R. Bowman
|Stanley Greene
|JoLynn K. Bowman
|Benjamin Bowman Jr.
|June 28, 1785 Linville Creek, VA
|Betty Hewett
|12 Mar 2014
|Daniel David Bowman
|August 19, 1813 Greenmount, Rockingham, Virginia, USA
|Kay Wilson
|Daniel Bowman
|1781 Linville Creek, Rockingham, Virginia, USA
|Betty Hewett
|Jacob Bowman
|September 15, 1793 Linville Creek, VA
|Joseph Bowman
|March 4, 1837 VA
|Rebecca (Wine) Bowman
|April 17, 1804 Forestvile, VA
|Stephen W. Bowman
|Wesley Bowman
|Wesley G. Bowman 22
|Ruth A. Bowman
|Jean J. (Brown) Bowman
|Elizabeth (Smith) Bowman
|1748 Virginia, United States
|Janet Harrington
|David Bowman
|November 11, 1790 Tennessee, United States
|Mary Bowman
|April 24, 1785 Virginia, United States
|George Bowman
|September 20, 1782 Berkeley, James, Virginia, United States
|Samuel D Bowman
|Barbara Bowman
|May 20, 1775 Berkeley, James, Virginia, United States
|John Bowman
|September 13, 1773 Berkeley, James, Virginia, United States
|Mary Elizabeth Bowman
|1780 Frederick, Virginia, United States
|Unlisted BOWMAN
|Wesley Bowman
|Unlisted BOWMAN
|Jackson W. Bowman
|Jennifer K. (Smith) Bowman
|Elias Bowman
|September 1, 1746 Bödigheim, Neckar-Odenwald-Kreis, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
|Janet Harrington
|John Bowman
|Betty Hewett
|11 Mar 2014
|Catherine (Bowman) Miller
|September 26, 1816 Greenmount, VA
|Mary Ann (Bowman) Rose
|1826 Indiana, USA
|Greg Rose
|10 Mar 2014
|UNKNOWN Bowman
|1835 <, Mcminn, Tennessee>
|Anthony Young
|9 Mar 2014
|J. M. Bowman
|1838 <, Mcminn, Tennessee>
|Bessie H (Bowman) Goolsby
|September 26, 1914
|Jim Smith
|Robert Bowman
|1756 Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
|Larry Ayers
|Samuel Bowman
|1789 Grayson County, Virginia
|Nicholas Bowman
|1829 Grayson County, Virginia, USA
|William Bowman
|John Ritchings
|8 Mar 2014
|Henry Bowman
|September 23, 1688 Little Torrington Devonshire England
|Arlene B. (Bowman) Shields 1
|Arlene Shields
|Ona Elizabeth Bowman
|1849 Carroll County, VA
|Larry Ayers
|6 Mar 2014
|Anne Elizabeth (Bowman) Hudson
|Langley Howse
|4 Mar 2014
|Frances (Spooner) Bowman
|March 2, 1760 new london ct
|Stanley Wood
|Jane (Bowman) Thorne
|May 30, 1711 Newton St Petrock Devonshire England
|John Ritchings
|ms Barbara A. (Stewart) Bowman 2
|Barbara Bowman
|Anna (Bowman) Horst
|1730 Germany
|Judith Painter-McGregor
|2 Mar 2014
|Anna (Bowman) House
|Herkimer, Herkimer, New York
|Timothy Wilder
|Mrs Pat L. (Stone) Bowman
|Nicole Tancred
|Mr Alf E. Bowman
|Mrs Faye F. (Bowman) Tancred
|Colin Bowman
|Andrew Whiteside
|1 Mar 2014
|Bekki (Ayling) Bowman
|Jemima S. (Bowman) Gatty
|Trevor Gatty
|Martha Bowman
|September 8, 1718 Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts
|Laura Scott
|28 Feb 2014
|Bonnie Bowman
|Treat Snagger Wilson
|Eleanor (Hixon) Bowman
|1759 Pennsylvania
|Andy Christian
|27 Feb 2014
|George Bowman Jr.
|March 24, 1747 Opequon Creek, Orange, Virginia
|Jon Cunnyngham
|Rebecca Bowman
|March 25, 1745 Opequon Creek, Orange, Virginia
|Regina Ann Bowman
|January 13, 1743 Opequon Creek, Orange, Virginia
|Amanda Bowman
|Beverly Harman
|Thomas Bowman
|Jennifer L. Bowman
|Amanda (Bowman) Coffey
|Heinrich Bowman
|1660 Germany
|Jerry Bowman
|Elizabeth Bowman
|October 28, 1768 Canajoharie, Albany, NY, USA
|Jo Gessford
|26 Feb 2014
|Elizabeth (Bowman) Herr
|Alexander Topchy
|Joseph Bowman
|Kathryn Lee
|25 Feb 2014
|Abigail Bowman
|William Bowman
|1768 Valley, Botetourt, Virginia, United States
|Jerry Bowman
|Cornelius Bowman
|1680 Philadelphia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, United States
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Lovie Smith and other members of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' staff and front office will be at the NFL Scouting Combine this week, checking out the talent available to them in the upcoming NFL Draft.
Smith spoke with Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times from the Combine, and his comments about his quarterback situation stand out from conventional wisdom about what the Buccaneers will do with their seventh pick.
Stroud quotes Smith as saying "Do I think we can win games with Mike Glennon? I'm going to say, 'yeah, we can win games with Mike Glennon.' If you ask me would you like to upgrade the position? I'm not running around the question. That's a yes, too." He also said that he believes this draft holds multiple options at quarterback, and one will be worthy of the seventh pick because "Whenever you have a chance to get a franchise quarterback, you have to consider that."
So is Glennon out of Smith's plans for the team? Not at all. Smith said that he "like[s] (Glennon) on the football team as one of our quarterbacks right now." So even if the Buccaneers add a passer in this draft, Glennon still figures to be in the mix as a backup or as a competitor for the starting job.
Glennon has made a good first impression on Smith, as the Bucs coach said "You just like the things he brings to the table. Strong arm. Great guy. He is a guy that seems like he doesn't have an off-season because he has been working his butt off in the facility." But that isn't enough to secure him a "20-year contract,' in Smith's words.
This is a topic we discussed here at the Pewter Plank in our latest podcast, as we don't believe Mike Glennon is "the guy" for the Buccaneers long-term. It's encouraging to hear that the coaching staff is keeping all options open, and not blindly sold on Mike Glennon in the lead up to a draft that holds multiple options at the quarterback position.
Blake Bortles, Teddy Bridgewater and Johnny Manziel all represent possible top-10 options at quarterback, and you can read our thoughts on these players by clicking on their names. If any of these players are available with the seventh pick, it sounds like Lovie Smith and his staff are prepared to pull the trigger, as they'd like to see an upgrade at the position.
Smith also said that he'd like to bring in a veteran to compete with the younger quarterbacks the Buccaneers will have in camp, so expect the team to enter the preseason with four or five players lining up under center and competing for roster spots.
Lovie Smith's coaching history is littered with disappointments on offense, and his year off from football likely left him with time to consider where things went wrong. Despite making it to a Super Bowl with Rex Grossman under center, Smith knows that offense, and the quarterback in particular, are an important part of a successful franchise.
That's why Smith hired Jeff Tedford, a quarterback guru, as his offensive coordinator, and that's why he's open to taking a quarterback early in the draft. He recognizes the importance of the position, and he's prepared to win at the quarterback position in Tampa, a position he lost at while in Chicago.


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DETROIT - FEBRUARY 4: Quarterback Troy Aikman speaks during a press conference after being elected to the NFL Hall of Fame February 4, 2006 at the Renaissance Center in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman did an interview with The Musers on 1310 The Ticket [KTCK-AM] and said that head coach Jason Garrett is doing whatever owner Jerry Jones wants him to do. "That's essentially what happened, or at least that's the way it looks," Aikman said, per the Dallas Morning News. "Jerry comes out and says there are going to be a lot of changes this off-season and everyone's going to be uncomfortable, I didn't hear a comment from Jason Garrett with regards to that. I didn't hear him say that during his post-game press conference or postseason press conference. "So yeah, it's got the look and feel as though Jerry's making these decisions and I don't know that that's necessarily good. When you're making staff changes and whether Jason's on board with that or not on board with that I really have no idea. I think the difficult things is that this was a team the last two years that played in the last game of the season and went into Week 17 with a chance to win a division. If they win the last game of the year, they win the division. I just wonder if they had won one or both of those games if we would be looking at this team differently. And I think that we would, even if they didn't win in the postseason." Aikman doesn't see how the coaching changes the Cowboys have made will help them win. "I haven't seen anything up to this point that's been done that makes me believe that this team is going to be better based on the changes that have happened within staff." "Maybe the plays will be called a little bit differently," Aikman said. "Maybe there will be a little bit more emphasis on running the football, but I don't think that we're going to look at this offense and really have a different feel than we had under Jason. It's going to be the same guys out there running the plays. It's going to be the same type of stuff, so I don't know. I don't know what kind of difference it makes. I don't know exactly what they're anticipating being different. You want to score more points, but that'll be a wait-and-see. I don't know what will happen there." I agree with Aikman, until Jones steps aside and brings in a general manager that can put together a well balanced roster he'll keep falling short. it also doesn't help that Jones doesn't empower Garrett as the head coach. The players simply don't respect him. Need NFL Tickets? var _CI = _CI || {}; (function() { var script = document.createElement('script'); ref = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; _CI.counter = (_CI.counter) ? _CI.counter + 1 : 1; document.write(''); script.type = 'text/javascript'; var _CI = _CI || {}; (function() { var script = document.createElement('script'); ref = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; _CI.counter = (_CI.counter) ? _CI.counter + 1 : 1; document.write(''); script.type = 'text/javascript'; script.src = 'http://widget.crowdignite.com/widgets/27484?_ci_wid=_CI_widget_'+_CI.counter; script.async = true; ref.parentNode.insertBefore(script, ref); })();
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Carmelo Anthony Calls Out Teammates
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After getting blown out by the Atlanta Hawks 110-90 Saturday evening, Carmelo Anthony voiced his opinions loud and clear about his team.
"We ain't playing worth a s--- right now," Anthony said. "We got to play harder. I am disappointed too in all of our effort. We are just not getting it done. It ain't nothing that Coach [Mike] Woodson is doing [or not doing]. It ain't got nothing to do with X's and O's out there on the basketball court. We are not getting it done from an effort standpoint. It's like we are not even trying right now."
Despite having 23 points and 12 rebounds, Anthony feels like he as to do more as the leader of the team. But even the tunnel-visioned Melo knows that he cannot win games by himself.
"You just got to do more I guess," Anthony said. "Just try to go out there and get it done as a team. I am not going to do it by myself. I don't want to do it by myself. We got to do it as a team. We keep digging ourselves deeper and deeper. It's frustrating. Messed up feeling. Nasty feeling. I really am kind of at a loss for words right now."
Sadly, this is not the only time that the Knicks have been blown out at home. Last week, they lost to the San Antonio Spurs by thirty-one points and were rained down with a chorus of boo's. The Knicks now find themselves with a record of 3-6 and may not even make the playoffs this year due to the rising competition in the Eastern Conference. With Tyson Chandler out at least another 3-4 weeks - the equivalent of another 12-14 games - the Knicks have to do something, and something fast.


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The U13 Juggling competition results are in, and there are some phenomenal scores. A new record has been set on the girls side as Kayla Kunihisa of Hawaii Rush went for 7,891 juggles! But Kayla...
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Why did Rush choose to partner with adidas as its uniform sponsor? First and foremost, Rush requires a quality product at a competitive price that is delivered on time. This is the Rush core position ...
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The U13 Hawaii Rush girls have won the State Cup and U12's have earned a Wild Card birth to the Region IV Championships in Oahu in Mid June. The U13 Nike girls came into the tournament as favorit...
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Classic Blue-and-White Touches
Blue-and-white ginger jars frame the view from foyer to living room.
Classic Blue-and-White Touches
Blue-and-white ginger jars frame the view from foyer to living room.
Foyer Sitting Area
Below the staircase, a pair of chairs are covered in a blue-and-white damask fabric from Schumacher.
See more details of the foyer on the following slide.
Patterned Details
In the foyer, a stair runner is edged with an eye-catching Greek key pattern.
Dining Room
A pendant light from Circa Lighting contrasts with cobalt lamps atop the buffet. Klimsos chairs from Hickory Chair are upholstered in a matching blue fabric from Duralee.
Family Room
A painting by artist Saliha Staib informed the color scheme of the family room. It's flanked by Visual Comfort sconces above Hickory Chair's "Camden" sofa covered in a neutral Kravet fabric. The "Relaxor" charcoal pinstripe lounge chair is from Lee Industries, and the X-based "Park Avenue" benches are from Duralee.
See more of the family room on the following slide.
Family Room
On the other end of the room, a painting by Jen Bradley reflects a similar palette to balance the space. Two yellow urns from Tozai Home ground the artwork's bright colors.
Breakfast Room
Pal+Smith's "Antoinette" rug anchors the breakfast table, extending the black-and-yellow theme. Schumacher's statement fabric, "Chenonceau," demands attention.
Kitchen Island
In the kitchen, contemporary polished nickel pendants from Urban Archaeology offer lighting over the island.
See more of the kitchen on the following slides.
Kitchen Details
Lucite corbels and glossy vinyl seats on the kitchen stools give the room a subtly modern vibe.
Kitchen Sink Area
Existing granite in the kitchen was downplayed by the addition of Carrara marble subway tiles used for the backsplash and on the walls above the range and windows.
Kitchen Cabinetry
The room's bright touches of vibrant yellow are tempered by its neutral background palette and natural stone surfaces.
Media Room Sitting Area
"I wanted the space to be theatrical," says designer Tobi Fairley of the media room. Adding to the room's drama are noteworthy upholstery treatments, including an ottoman that pairs a leather top and a vigorous black- and-white fabric base.
Media Room Bar
Bar stools add to the room's contrasting palette, each artfully clothed in a centered, wide black stripe.
"It wasn't scary to recommend a strong palette because I knew that Julie understood color as a tool for memorable design," says designer Tobi Fairley.
Media Room Game Table
Bold stripes adorn the game table chairs as well. Black-and-white architectural photos and circle artwork by Scott Carroll add a sharp, graphic quality to the walls.
Family Portrait
Julie and Patrick Swope with sons Carter (left) and Hayden.
A custom blue finish on the walls lends texture to this red-and-blue playroom. Lucite chairs from H Studio tie in contemporary details from elsewhere in the home.
Yellow Bedroom
A chandelier from Circa Lighting reflect the room's bold stripes, which are defined in the gold-and-mint bed linens and custom area rug.
Master Bedroom
Tailored bed linens by Matouk grace the cream-colored four-poster. "Serpentine Commodes" by Amy Howard sit on either side of the bed and are topped with crystal lamps from Circa Lighting.
Master Bedroom Desk Area
A stately round mirror provides glamour above the writing desk. The desk lamp from Circa Lighting imitates the mirror's round shape.
Master Bedroom Sitting Area
Schumacher's "Aylesbury Vase" fabric was used for the master suite's draperies and Roman shades. It also covers the Lee Industries lounge chairs that flank a Hickory Chair "Eton" sofa in the seating area.
Master Bath
A beaded chandelier by Made Goods hangs above the tub, and "Imperial Trellis" by Schumacher blankets the walls with graphic pattern.
Guest Bedroom
Walls coated in Sherwin-Williams' "Rainwashed" set the stage for rest and rejuvenation. Black-trimmed linens with chic scalloped edges from Matouk adorn the bed by Oly.
See more of this room on the following slide.
Guest Bedroom Sitting Area
In the sitting area, a series of classic Greek portraits provides a whimsical backdrop for Duralee chairs in stylish Schumacher upholstery.
A family home gets an update from color maven Tobi Fairley
Family Room
A painting by artist Saliha Staib informed the color scheme of the family room. It's flanked by Visual Comfort sconces above Hickory Chair's "Camden" sofa covered in a neutral Kravet fabric. The "Relaxor" charcoal pinstripe lounge chair is from Lee Industries, and the X-based "Park Avenue" benches are from Duralee.
See more of the family room on the following slide.
Wall paint ("Wool Skein" #SW-6148): Sherwin-Williams, sherwin-williams.com.
Drapery ("Chenonceau"): Schumacher, fschumacher.com.
Drapery trim ("Brera," by Designers Guild): Osborne & Little, designersguild.com.
Area rug (custom): New River Artisans, newriverartisans.com.
Sofa ("Camden Exposed Leg Sofa" #261-88); cabinet ("Evan Display Cabinet"): Hickory Chair, hickorychair.com.
Sofa fabric: Kravet, kravet.com.
Art behind sofa (by Saliha Staib): Pryor Fine Art, prorfineart.com.
Sconces behind sofa ("Gene Swing-Arm Wall Lamp" #AH2012, by Alexa Hampton): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Wing chair ("London Wing Chair"/Lemon): Pal + Smith, palandsmith.com.
End table: owner's collection.
Coffee table ("Mulberry Cocktail table with Antique Mirror Top" #2478-71, discontinued): Hickory Chair, hickorychair.com.
Benches ("Park Avenue Bench" #50-100): Duralee, duralee.com.
Bench fabric ("Panama Stripe"/Sand, colorway discontinued, By Baker Lifestyles): Lee Jofa, leejofa.com.
Charcoal lounge chair ("Relaxor" #1961-01R): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Bowl on coffee table: 1st Dibs, 1stdibs.com.
Throw on wing chair: Andrew Morgan Collection, morgancollection.com.


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life hack: get a tattoo. if the people at the job interview notice it and look concerned, laugh a little and explain "it's just temporary." months later if your boss asks why you lied and said it was a temporary tattoo, stare off into the distance and whisper with a tremulous voice the poor excuse for truth your subconscious has been fighting for its entire insignificant existence: "everything is temporary."
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I finally saw the hiccups everyone has been talking about. They went on this afternoon for an hour straight this afternoon at about 4:00pm on multiple channels (Fox and CW in particular). It has to be something systemic...
I'm having major hiccups on ESPN HD (ch 570)... I'm in VHO4. Its happening on both the 7232 and the 7100 .
I didn't have a chance to check yesterday, but from about 3 - 5 PM yesterday all the ESPN channels (only ones I checked) were breaking up to the point I got the message "unable to tune to channel, try again later" or something like that. It did this on both 7100-P2s and my 7232. I'm in VHO 8.
I'm also seeing the hiccups on ESPN 570. It's been really bad lately.
I guess its widespread problem. A couple days ago it was almost unwatchable.
I've been getting them in VHO 7 ..
In VHO 5 ESPN 570 was real bad earlier this week and became unwatchable for a part of Wednesday as I recall. It seemed to clear up later in the day but at its worst I had to change channels to watch something else.


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Standard Aero Breaks Ground on new CF34 Facility
Turbine engine overhauler Standard Aero on Thursday celebrated the ground-breaking of a new 80,000-sq-ft facility at its Winnipeg, Canada headquarters. The new plant adjoins Standard Aero's existing 55,000-sq-ft GE CF34 repair and overhaul facility and is needed to accommodate growth in the CF34 program. The new section will open by next July and Standard Aero expects to add more employees to perform the additional CF34 work. By the end of next year, the company will add 60 to 120 employees and, if plans pan out, will hire another 150 to 200 by 2014. Standard Aero, now owned by Dubai-based DAE Engineering, launched the GE-authorized CF34 program in 2002. Standard Aero president and CEO Paul Soubry remembers signing the contract with GE at 6:01 p.m. on Sept. 10, 2001, then waking up to the terrorist attacks the next morning and wondering if it had been a wise move. Growth in the CF34 market, both for regional airlines and business aviation, justified Standard Aero's move to be the first independent GE-authorized CF34 facility and that growth is driving the expansion.
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"Imitation crab meat and mini shrimp make for a wonderful pasta salad that everyone loves!"
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1 (16 ounce) package
uncooked tri-colored spiral pasta
1/2 cup
1/4 cup
apple cider vinegar
1/4 cup
olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
1 (8 ounce) package
imitation crabmeat, flaked
1 (6.5 ounce) can
tiny shrimp, drained
1 pint
grape tomatoes, halved
English cucumber, diced
1 (4 ounce) can
sliced black olives, drained
red bell pepper, seeded and chopped
As I don't like canned shrimp, I made this with frozen salad shrimp; I also thought the tiny canned type would be lost in the salad. Although Husband really enjoyed it, he said he thought the shrimp could have been larger - he didn't really notice them. Other than that, this isn't bad at all. It looks pretty too. Thanks!
I thought this was only okay. I would definately use real shrimp next time. The tiny shrimp just seemed to get lost in the shuffle. I realize that the dressing was vinegar based, but it was a little too much for my taste.
11 Ratings
I've made this several times and it is a favorite of my family and coworkers. I use more crab meat and shrimp and either a green or red pepper. It is very savory and excellent after the flavors incorporate overnight.
We had a package of this pasta and a can of crab meat and needed a good recipe for pasta salad.
I made this for my wife, substituting some red onion for the green peppers, and she absolutely loves it. It's a keeper! Thanks.
Excellent salad! The only change I made was using salad shrimp instead of canned. Make ahead of time and let the flavors mingle in the frige. I'll make this one again and again.
Very bland and tasted like vinegar. I will not make this again.
I made this salad and it was fantastic and easy to make. My picky husband even liked it. Thanks
I added creole seasoning and old bay and this turned out perfect!!
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Crab and Shrimp Pasta Salad
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 446
Calories from Fat: 186
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i swear i've been taking pictures… sort of.
i have an awesome shoot i did a few weekends ago with my cutie patootie friend i need to go through too!
i think this has been the most consistent period of posts i've ever had.
i need to keep it up.
Coffee Time from wan-tzu on Vimeo.
ohsnap, this is pretty cool.
so usually at this moment, for the past 7 years, i would begin my packing for a week's long church trip to watsonville. instead i have been cleaning out bookmarks from my computer.
this year is different since i'm not attending.
& so i won't be rushing to fill 1 single duffel bag with my entire closet & medicine cabinet. it feels kinda weird.


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Faith might be the winning formula. The secret sauce. The tool that connects a coach and a trophy. A player and a ring.
Tom Landry would probably want you to have more faith. He had it. He had to. A winning season wasn't recorded until his seventh season. By today's standards, he would have been fired three years into the job.
The Dallas Cowboys are rolling into this season with faith. Outside of Travis Frederick (C) and Terrance Williams (WR) and Joseph Randle (RB), the core is pretty much compiled with the same players. The difference? Players are now a year older.
Faith. Somebody in the front office must have a lot of it. Should you?
Are the playoffs that far out of reach? Maybe not. That's the faith talking. Oh well.
Faith In Running
The running attack must form into an actual running game. As in: Planned out. Usable. A threat. Good. Whatever.
That means DeMarco Murray can't stay home sick earning paid leave. He'll have to come out and play. 16 times (minimum) this season, to be precise. Lance Dunbar too. If the Cowboys are to have any chance of playing in January, the two have to be in uniform and help the team finish at least 15th best in the league. Falling second to last is not an option.
But can they do it? Quizás.
Faith In Defense
For once, the defense might live up to their own resume. Critics have a propensity to eye the quarterback after a loss. It's what he did or didn't do that exemplifies a win or a loss. Just because the defense doesn't hold the ball, doesn't mean they can't be blamed.
This defense has been littered with names for years. Let's face it. (That's not the faith talking.) The problem? Nobody can read the names on the back of the jerseys because a band-aid covers it.
Sean Lee (LB) too, has a 16 game minimum requirement. Without him, the team is different. No soul. No aim. No center. Different.
But name dropping isn't enough. If the defense lives up to their quality, there's no doubt they'll have January tickets to use.
Right? Quizás.
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Chemistry isn't a stat you record. But the production these two accumulate will be totaled. And this Romo to Bryant connection must come to fruition when the season goes live. There's a tendency to credit Bryant for his accelerated maturity and natural ability. Don't forget however, the quarterback still throws the ball.
Faith In Faith
Whether you believe it or not, this team can make the playoffs. They can beat expectations — doubters too.
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Are you freaked out by the idea of eating eyeballs?
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- demitasse04 Mar 6, 2013 12:29 PM
This struck me as a little provincial (http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/2013...), but then I was quite taken aback by cured tuna heart. I quite enjoy fisheyes but can't stomach (sorry) the gristliness etc of offal etc
I've had both. Tuna heart (as served at Incanto) is exquisite and not gristly at all - of course they freeze it and shave it.
Yes and no - the idea of it bothers me to a degree, but I also know that eyeballs are considered a delicacy in enough different cultures and cuisines around the world to make me think I should try it.
I probably would never seek them out or order them, but if they appeared on a plate in front of me, I'd eat them right along with everyone else.
I'm pretty open-minded with food -- I figure if everyone else is eating it, it won't hurt me. I've eaten some pretty weird stuff (rattlesnake, alligator, emu, ostrich, bear, jellyfish -- even haggis!) and liked all of it.
Beef heart has to be slow-cooked like all big muscles, but it's very tasty. Liver isn't ever gristly, and beef cheeks are considered offal, but make the best braised beef dishes you'll ever taste.
I have to confess to really not being able to bend my mind around the concept of balut, though. Half-developed chicken embryos just don't have much appeal.
re: sunshine842
I like a lot of foods too. Have you had poi? That is a strange food (to me, at least) and "harder to like" than haggis or jellyfish.
re: plf515
Never even had the opportunity (so far!) -- It seems to be a love-it-or-hate-it dish, though.
re: plf515
Actually, I find fresh-pounded poi to be a great dish. Unfortunately, most Mainland diners in Hawai`i only get to taste the canned version, that tastes like dirt, at least to me.
re: sunshine842
Your comment about not seeking them out but giving it a try if put in from of you is exactly my opinion.
When it comes to trying new ingredients - I would say that I'm adventerous but more often in the realm of being willing to try new/different foods when they're served/offered to me. I had an ex who when we'd go to a restaurant would specifically look for an ingredient he'd never tried. I admire that degree of adventure, but admittedly don't often take such a proactive approach.
re: cresyd
the bison-emu-ostrich experience worked in my favor -- We were at the 96 Olympics in Atlanta, and all of the food trucks were always slammed at mealtimes.
We discovered one food truck with short lines - they were making sandwiches and kebabs with all sorts of exotics, served with grilled veggies, and rice with the kebabs -- it was *very* reasonably priced, and because it was all exotic, there was never a line - so we ate all kinds of "oddball" meats for our entire visit at the Games. It definitely was a great discovery -- fresh, grilled meats and veggies (in a sea of deepfried whatever), good prices, and no lines!
re: sunshine842
That sounds excellent - situations of necessity, traveling, and visiting other people's homes thus far has served me well in trying a wide number of new items.
In university, our provost was originally from Burma and would occasionally "take over" the cafeteria and make all sorts of fantastic dishes. That was the first time I tried goat and all sorts of other fantastic options not typically found in the cafeteria.
re: cresyd
I behave like your ex.h
Sometimes, this leads me astray. BUT, on the other hand, I was an early devotee of sushi (started around 1978, with the waitress telling me "White people don't eat sushi!" and then helpfully pointing out the wasabi.
I mean, steak tastes like.... steak. Really good steak is good, but there are places that specialize.
re: plf515
The first time I tried sushi was when I was a teen at a wedding where there was a sushi bar. Not the greatest, but good enough to convince me to seek out better.
While I am not often very daring regarding restaurants and new ingredients, when it's offered I'm good at giving new things a go. Also, I am far more outgoing with new types of cuisine - just not specific ingredients.
If someone at a wedding, hosted dinner, etc. said "here are fish eyeballs" - I'd try one. But I wouldn't order it off a menu.
re: sunshine842
I think the gristliness reference was to tripe in particular but there is definitely a little bravery involved for most people, inlcuding me, regarding kidney, thymus, liver and such. Interesting, the slippery slope form bone marrow to Rocky Mtn Oysters- or eyeballs
I've eaten fish eyeballs - not something I'd seek out, but it didn't freak me out. Odd texture, not much flavor.
I haven't had tuna heart.
I like most offal and it isn't gristly. Different offal has very different texture, but I've had brains, sweetbreads, tongue, tripe, kidney, chicken hearts, liver of various animals.... and other stuff I am forgetting and none of it was gristly. If I think of "gristly" food I think of some bad steaks and other cuts of "regular" beef.
re: plf515
gizzards can be pretty difficult to eat if they haven't been cooked right.
Eyeballs would be really, really tough for me to eat. I'd probably avoid it because I'm fairly certain declining something is preferable to gagging/retching at the table and I'm pretty sure that's what would happen.
Familiarity is all. 65 years ago in Argentina my (American) mother made marshmallows and proudly served them to our neighbors. We were delighted with the marshmallows, but the consistency was not what our friends expected: two people gagged and one quickly ran outdoors. So I guess that growing up with stewed eyeballs might make a difference in how you receive them. Personally, I will stick with marshmallows.
re: ipsedixit
you usually cut the head off a soft-shell crab with a pair of scissors before you deep-fry them, and I've always cut the head off sardines and mackerel and smelt.
re: ipsedixit
I don't know where you are eating soft-shell crabs, but in Virginia, Maryland, and DC they are always prepared by cutting off the face and removing the gills before cooking.
re: Virginian
that's how and where I was taught to prepare them .
re: Virginian
Same for the Gulf South.
Now the joke in South Louisiana, is that when one does crawfish, and suck the heads, the eyes should implode!
re: ipsedixit
I quit eating meat a few months ago and I have several cans of sardines in my fridge.They are beheaded:) I just fed some to my 13 pound kitty Lilly a few days ago.Just fat delicious looking little sardine bodies in there:) Actually my late Filipino father in law and husband dined on home made fish head soup all of the time that they prepared in my home.They loved the fish eyes.They were extreme eaters who hunted...gathered...foraged...fished.....etc. Their mantra was *waste not want not*. They introduced me to so many interesting foods. If only I had the appetite now that I had as a younger person:)
I have had fish eyeballs several times. The taste was fine, I hated the texture.
Offal? Had it enough that I don't care for it and will politely decline to eat most for my remaining days.
We are close friends with a multi-generation beef cattle/ butchering family and the mother (in her 70s) shakes her head at what she refers to "garbage" meat cooking, she doesn't understand why people seek out offal.
Small eyeballs on sea creatures don't bother me, but I'm not a fan of most offal. Some things just seems very gamey or irony tasting.
In Okinawa, the abasa, a non-poisonous blowfish, is served chopped up in large sections in soup. My bowl contained a portion of the head with an eyeball -- and what a big eyeball it was. I was dining with my cousin, who mentioned that her older sister liked the eye. I was a little skittish, but felt I should take the opportunity to try it. (Adding to my skittishness was the fact that I had early onset catatracts; I was "between" surgeries at that time, and it just didn't seem right to be eating an eye.)
It was different than I expected. It didn't have a particularly strong flavor, but the texture, which I thought might be crunchy, or at least gelatinous, was actually pretty smooth, in an organ-y type way. I would have it again.
Little fish eyes I don't even think twice about.
Re- the title- Hell to the Yes! Will not do it no matter what if that's all I'm eating. If it's part of something, we can talk.
Not sure if I really care, seeing as I've already eaten plenty of eyes whether in the form of the first photo of that npr link or as chirimen (little pilchards).
As for the sheep eye in Octopussy, I think I'd rather cut it than eat it whole.


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VALPARAISO | Returning to the field was just the first step for Billy Biehl.
The Chesterton junior took the pitch for the first time since suffering a head injury earlier this season and immediately made his presence felt with a goal to help lead the Trojans to their first sectional title since 2010 with a 2-0 victory over Portage.
Biehl suffered multiple facial fractures against Andrean on Sept. 16 and wore a face mask during Saturday's Class 2A Valparaiso Sectional championship match.
"I was pretty nervous going out there, not wanting to hit my nose or my cheeks again and lead to something more serious," Biehl said. "It felt great to be back out there with my teammates, and it was sweet to get this victory."
Biehl affected the outcome on both goals as he served as a decoy on a set piece that eventually led to Jared O'Dell firing a pass through the Portage defense which John Ward converted into a goal in the 51st minute. Biehl then delivered his goal on a set piece when O'Dell served as the decoy and Biehl fired a shot that found the back corner post in the 74th minute.
"We practiced set pieces throughout the offseason and all year long," Chesterton coach Jamie Sensibaugh said. "I told the guys that set pieces are what win games in the postseason."
The game was marked by physical play from the start and play was halted midway through the first quarter when Chesterton's David Gutierrez collided with Portage keeper Cody Simmons. Gutierrez was stretchered off the field with a broken leg.
"We played the second half for David," Chesterton keeper Caleb Gmyrek said. "We're going to visit him in the hospital (Saturday) and bring him the trophy."
Gmyrek was never tested by the Portage offense Saturday and the senior recorded his 11th shutout of the season, one off the program record for single-season clean sheets. The most energy that Gmyrek exerted all evening was sprinting to midfield to celebrate with the Trojans following the match.
"All the credit has to go to the defense that was in front of me," he said. "We all played individually better than the guy in front of us. We had the opportunity and we took it."