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Lockport NY Union Sun Journal - 8/3/1921

George H. Bowler died this Wednesday
morning August 3rd at the home
123 N Transit Road. He i s survived by
his wife, Harriett, one daughter, Mrs.
Fred Seelof, Tonawanda; four sons,
George, Paul, Norval. and Albert Bowler,
Lockport; four sisters and four
brothers. Funeral on Friday afternoon
at 2.30 from the home. Interment will
be In Cold Springs cemetery.

George married MORTON, Harriet E on 26 Nov 1884 in Lockport, Niagara County, NY. Harriet was born in Apr 1860 in MI; died on 29 Oct 1945 in Lockport, Niagara County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Lockport NY Union Sun Journal - 10/30/1945

Harriet E. Bowler, widow of
George Bowler passed away at the
home of her niece, Mrs. Ray Warren,
31 Marshall Place, Monday
evening October 29, 1945. She is
survived by four sons, one daughter,
George V. of .Rochester, N. Y,
Paul C, Norval L., Albert L. Bowler,
and Mrs. Fred Seeloff of Lockport,
eight grandchildren, two great
grandchildren, one brother, William
Morton of Buffalo. Friends may
call at Prudden Funeral Home, 242
Oenesee Street, where funeral senices
will be held Thursday afternoon,
November 1st at two o'clock.
Burial In Cold Springs Cemetery.

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Lockport NY Union Sun Journal - 11/1884

BOWLER-MORTON-At t h e home of t h e bride
No. 26 Olcott s t r e e t , East Lockport, Wednesday
evening, Nov. 26th by Rev. A. M. Bancroft, Mr.
George Bowler ond Miss H a t t i e E. Morion.

Vincent + MAPES, Eliza. Eliza was born about 1841 in New York; died on 27 Feb 1917 in Lockport, Niagara County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Buffalo NY Courier - 2/28/1917

Lockpioxt. Feb, 17.-Mrs. Eliza Mapes
Bowler, who was fatally burned at her
home in North Transit road yesterday,
her seventy-sixth birthday, died early
today at her home. No one was present
in the kitchen where It is presumed
het dress caught fire, it is believed
while seh was taking meat from the
even or fixing the fire, although her
sister, Mrs. Mary Smith, who lived with
her was in another part of the house
at the time. *
Mrs. Bowler was first noticed by a
daughter, Mrs Edward Weaver, who
lives on the opposite side of the road,
from her home, who saw, her rolling
in the snow. She ran to her mother's
assistance and extinguished flames
which enveloped her. but not before
the woman was badly burned in all
parts of the body. Although partly
conscious at first. Mrs. Bowler was unable
to tell how she received her burns,
owing to her sufferings.
Deceased was the widow of Vincent
Bowler and is survived by five sons,
George, Samuel, Richard and Garfield
Bowler and Former Supervisor Vincent
Bowler, all of Lockport; four daughters.
Mrs. Edward Weaver and Mrs.
Frank Lambert, this city; Mrs. William
Bennett, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs.
George Robinson, Titusville, Pa., and.
one brother, James Mapes of North
Dakota. Also by two sisters, Delia.
Mapes of North Dakota and Mrs. Mary
Smith, this city. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon from the residence
of her son, Vincent Bowler, Old
Niagara road, with Interment at Cold
Spring cemetery.