Ancestors

Lucinda C. Bowen

1850-1904 · Double Spring Knob GA → Scarbrough Cross Roads GA → Honey Creek GA
Born 1850, in Georgia
Died 1904
Father: Solomon Bowen
Mother: Mary (Cook) Bowen
Children include Samuel

Lucinda C. Bowen was born on 16 March 1850 in Georgia and grew up at Knob in Henry County, in the house of Solomon and Mary Bowen, with her sister Sarah, her brother Dickson and the younger Ellen and Eliza. She was nineteen when the 1870 census taker came round and still at home.

She married Douglas Alfred Puckett, called Dug, about 1875, and they stayed in the same corner of Georgia for the rest of her life, working land on both sides of the Henry and Rockdale county line. In 1880 she is in militia district 491 of Henry County with four children in the house: Henry, Ida R., John S. and James. She named a son John Solomon, after her father.

By 1900 the family was at Honey Creek in Rockdale County and there were eight children round her: John S., Beokia, Jim, Rollie, Ollie, Bab, William and Grady. Ten in all, and the youngest of them was seventeen years younger than the eldest.

She died on 19 August 1904, aged fifty four, and was buried at Scarbrough Cross Roads in Henry County. Dug outlived her by thirty one years, married again, and was carried to the same ground in 1935.

Parents

Solomon Bowen (b. 1817)

Mary (Cook) Bowen (b. 1827)

Children

Sources

the federal censuses of 1870, Henry County, 1880, Henry County, and 1900, Rockdale County, Georgia; the Georgia death certificates of her sons John Solomon, Robert F., Elzy Rollie and William D. Puckett; and the burial record at Scarbrough Cross Roads, which gives her full name and both dates
the Clayton County News and Farmer, Jonesboro, Georgia, Georgia Historic Newspapers lccn sn89053526, issue of 14 May 1953 page 1; and The Forest Park news, lccn sn89053525, issue of 26 November 1958 page 5

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Cite: Heirology, "Lucinda C. Bowen (1850-1904)", https://heirology.com/ancestors/lucinda-c-bowen-1850-1904-66d099.