Bowen, Charles, 1807-1845
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Variants
- Bowen, Charles, active 1833-1839
- Bowen, Charles, publisher
Additional Information
Birth Date
- 1807-11-24
Death Date
- 1845-12-19
Has Affiliation
- Affiliation Address: 141 Washington Street , Boston , Massachusetts
- Affiliation Address:
- City: Boston
- State: Massachusetts
Has Affiliation
- Affiliation Address: 6 Water Street , Boston , Massachusetts
- Affiliation Address:
- City: Boston
- State: Massachusetts
Birth Place
- Charlestown (Boston, Mass.)
Associated Language
- English
Field of Activity
Occupation
(itoamc) Editors
(itoamc) Legislators (State government)
(itoamc) Merchants
(itoamc) Publishers
Additional Related Forms
Exact Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
Earlier Established Forms
- Bowen, Charles, active 1833-1839
- Bowen, Charles, publisher
Sources
- found: Kingsley, S. Sunday school singing book, 1832:title-page (Charles Bowen)
- found: PP files(Charles Bowen; publisher in Boston, Mass.)
- found: OCLC, September 15, 2014(access points: Bowen, Charles; Bowen, Charles, publisher; usage: Charles Bowen; note: activity found between 1832 and 1839)
- found: Stimpson's Boston directory, 1833-1838(Charles Bowen listed as publisher at 141 Washington Street (1833-1836) and at 6 Water Street (1837-1838), after which he is not listed; he is listed prior to 1833 only as part of firm Gray and Bowen)
- found: American almanac and repository of useful knowledge, 1846:p. 323 (Charles Bowen; age 38; native of Charlestown, Mass.; resident of Boston for most of his life; publisher of the North American review, American almanac, The token, and other works; moved to Ohio in 1838 and settled at Zanesville; represented Muskingum Co. in the Ohio legislature; he, his wife and son were drowned Dec. 19, 1845 on the Mississippi River, about 500 miles north of New Orleans, by the sinking of the steamer Belle Zane)
- found: America's Historical Newspapers, via WWW, Jan. 26, 2015:Boston evening transcript, 1-5-1846 (Mr. Charles Bowen; formerly of the firm of Gray & Bowen, of this city, publishers of the North American review, American almanac, and other works; lost by the unfortunate disaster to the steamer Belle Zane)
- found: American Ancestors, via WWW, Jan. 26, 2015:Mass. vital records to 1850 (Charles Bowen; b. Nov. 24, 1807, Charlestown, son of Dijah and Elizabeth)
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Change Notes
- 1991-08-29: new
- 2017-02-03: revised
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