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1	!ANNIVERSARY: "American Fork couple awaits 60th anniversary. American Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowen will be honored Saturday at an open house reception in honor of their 60th wedding anniversary. The event will be held at the second ward chapel from 2 to 5 p.m. A family dinner and reunion will be held at noon. Mr. Bowen was born in Malad Idaho the son of David and Annie Bowen. Mrs. Bowen also a native of Malad is the daughter of Fred and Ruth Thomas. They were married in Logan Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Later-Day Saints March 9, 1898. They lived in Malad until coming to American Fork. Mr. Bowen followed the occupation of farming and stock raising until his retirement. Both have been active workers in the church. Mr. Bowen once served in the bishopric. Mrs. Bowen served as counselor in both the Primary and Relief Society and has been a Relief Society teacher. They have 10 children. Clyde Bowen, Provo; Mrs. Ruth Warburton, Salt Lake; Mrs. Olin Verda Garrett; Mrs. Larry Stella Vause, Ogden; Victor Bowen, Great Falls, Montana; Mrs. Leslie Norma Brown, Richland, Washington; Mrs. Glen Edna Evans, Lehi; Leo, Fred, Vilate Bowen all American Fork. They have 40 grandchildren and 39 great-grand children." Hand written copy, by Esther Bowen, of the newspaper article about their 60th Wedding Anniversary. There are a few errors in the article. The marriage date is correct, for the civil marriage. The sealing in the Logan Temple was 14 Oct 1927. The original hand copy by Esther Bowen is in the possession of Vicki Evans Rasmussen, grandaughter.	Family: F11595
2	!ORDINANCES: STS-Family File Card.	Family: F11883
3	Death: Lincoln Wills; FHL #198,811. Ordinances: Baptism-Ogden Temple Family File Record. Endowment-Ogden Temple Family File Record. !Note: -Agnes is a widow at the time of her will in 1547. She names her son Sir William Isacke in her will. -The will of Robert Wardon of Long Bennington: "In the name of God, Amen. On the fourth day in the month of October in the year of our Lord 1531, I Robert Wardon of Bennington, husbandman, in possession of a sound mind and memory do write my will in the manner following: First, I bequeath to my (Heavenly) Father, almighty and the blessed Mary and every holy saint; my body to be buried in the church yard of the sacred St. Swythini of Bennington, aforesaid. Item, I bequeath to the alter of the blessed Mary, 6 pence. Item, to the alter of St. Thomas, 6 pence. Item, to the repair of the church of Bennington, 3 shillings and 4 pence. Item , cawsy(?) 18 pence. Item, to the fen bridege, 2 pence. Item, to the reapair of the church of Lincoln, 12 pence. Item, I bequeath to the guild of Bennington 20 pence. Item, I bequeath to the churches of Cottam, Freston, Staynton, Westburgh, Dodyngton, Alyngton, Valdenewton, Normanton, the same to all churches, 2 pence. Item, I bequeath to the suitable minister 23 shillingss, 4 pence in celebration or behalf of my soul. Item, I bequeath to Newarke on account of service one measure of corn (or grain). Item, I bequeath to Johanni Panne on (?). Item, to all of the children of Pannys one lamb (each?). Item, Johannis Hunt's children one lamb (each?). Item, Thome Hunt one lamb. The residue or remaining of my estate I leave to my wife Agneti. Johanni Gamill, Michaeli Gylberde are appointed to settle and manage and set in order on this very day as my executors and Richard Ysac as my supervisor. With witnesses Ricardo Smyth, vicor, Johanne Hunt and others, etc. Lincoln Wills, 942.53 S2, Vol. III, pg. 167 This will leaves some questions: Usually the supervisor is a relative or friend. Is it possible that Robert Wardon and Agnes, his wife, are the parents of Anges Isacke, wife of Richard Ysac? The name "Agnes" makes this seem possible. Especially since Robert Wardon does not leave anything to his children, if he had any, as though he might have already divided out to his children their inheritance.	Agnes
4	Burial: 1. St. Peter. Sources of Information: 1. St. Peter, Bolton par reg (GS ser no 559176, 559179, 559183). 2. St. Mary, Radcliffe par reg (Call no Lancs L22R, vol 60 Cache Branch Lib).	Alice
5	Burial: Foston/Long Bennington, Lincoln, Bishop's Transcripts; FHL #421,919. Ordinances: Baptism-IGI. Endowment-IGI.	Alice
6	Sources of Information: 1. Cotton Mss. p. 175 & 197. From Celia Summers !Research Records in the Possesion of: Farnes Isacke Shackleton Association Burial: Cotton Manuscripts pg 175. Parish Registers, Croyden, Surrey, (No period of search specified) John Stenning buried 20 Mar 1699 & Alice Stenning 10 Sep 1728	Alice
7	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Alice
8	! (1) Sidney Lyman Emmons, Cuba, NY. Cites: (a) Eastman Family of America, by E. Nuckolls (1 895). ! Birth: (1) About 1589. Of Romsey, Southampton, England. Marriage to John Eastman: (1)	Anne
9	Ordinances: Baptism-Family File Record. Endowment-Family File Record. STS-Family File Record.	Bridget
10	GEDCOM line 112917 not recognizable or too long: (BIRT) 2 DATE EST 1560	Catherine
11	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Catherine
12	Burial: 1. St. Peter. Sources of Information: 1. Stoke-upon-Trent par reg (GS call no 942.46, B4pr, vol 32). 2. CFI--Editions: Oct 1976.	Dorothy
13	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Eleanor
14	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Elenor
15	Death: St. Helena Register of Wills, 1682-1839; FHL #1,259,107. Notes: Elizabeth is listed in her husbands will of 1721.	Elizabeth
16	Ordinances: Baptism-Family File Temple Card. Endowment-Family File Temple Card.	Elizabeth
17	Ordinances: Baptism-Mt. Timpanogos Family File Record. Notes: -St. Helena Consultation Records #1,259,113, item 2, pg 20 lists John Lufkin as a churchwarden, pg. 23, item 2, 22 Jun 1693 lists John's wife was Elizabeth and his sons John Lufkin and Stephen.	Elizabeth
18	Sources of Information: 1. CFI--Editions: Feb 1975, Oct 1976, and Aug 1978. 2. St. Philips, Birmingham bshp tr (GS ser no 56259, pt 18). 3. St. Martins, Birmingham par reg (GS ser no 919765).	Elizabeth
19	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Elizabeth
20	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Elizabeth
21	Sources of Information: 1. Stoke-upon-Trent pre reg (GS call no 942.46, B4pr, vol 32). 2. Wolstanton bshp tr (GS ser no 421621). 3. Caverswall bshp tr (GS ser no 417182). 4. CFI--Editions: Oct 1976.	Elizabeth
22	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Frances
23	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Honour
24	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586 GEDCOM line 105941 not recognizable or too long: (BIRT) 2 DATE %	Isabel
25	!NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA	Jane
26	Sources of Information 1. Farnes Notebook (miscellaneous searches). 2. Endowment House, Temple, and Index Bureau records.	Jane
27	Marriage: Great Gonerby, Lincoln Bishop's Transcript; FHL #432,504. Ordinances: Baptism-Family File Record. Endowment-Family File Record. STS-IGI.	Jane
28	Ordinances: Baptism-Family File Record. Endowment-Family File Record.	Jane
29	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Jane
30	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Jane
31	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Jane
32	GEDCOM line 58666 not recognizable or too long: (BURI) 2 DATE UNKNOWN	Joan
33	Question: 16-Mar-2007 - The following is an extracted marriage record in the IGI: THOMAS JACKEMAN; Male; Spouse: JOANE GUYE OR GILBERT; Marriage: 02 FEB 1617 Teddington, Worcester, England; Batch No.: M047571 Dates: 1560 - 1885 Source Call No.: 0465289 Type: Film Printout Call No.: NONE Type: Sheet: 00. Treddington is located just east of Tewkesbury.	Joane
34	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Joane
35	Burial: 1. St. Peter. Sources of Information: 1. Tettenhall par reg (Call no Staff, T29R, Cache branch lib). 2. Drayton Bassett par reg by corr 12 May 1980. 3. Marr lic bond & allg of #1 and 2nd wife (GS ser no 503896).	Judith
36	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Katherine
37	Sources of Information: 1. Maybeth Farr Reimann 1586 S. 200 E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84108 July 1993 via Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization 26561 Campesino Mission Viejo, California 92691 Phone: (714) 582-1852 Fax: (714) 348-9586	Katherine
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