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Personal data Emma Bowles 


Household of Emma Bowles

She is married to Otto John Lang.

They got married on October 2, 1906 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, she was 20 years old.

Otto J. Lang oo Emma Bowles

Marriage source: Cuyahoga County Probate Ct Marriage Index, (Cleveland OH, CCPCMI, vi Jul MMI) on their web site.

'Bride: BOWLES, EMMA Groom: LANGE, OTTO J Vol 64 Page 228'

Shared grave stone with Emma Lang. <>

Child(ren):

  1. Albert Earnest Lang  1908-1908


Notes about Emma Bowles

Emma Bowles

Sources: Author: Bowles, Viola; Title: Bowles Data Sheets, (Publication site: Cleveland OH, Publisher: VMB, Publication date: xxix Nov MCMLXXXV)

Buried with Otto in Sunset Memorial Park. Gravestone viewed by David A. Navorska. Cemetery records.

Viola Bowles writes, 'Emma is no 9 in the Family the last one.' - xxix Nov MCMLXXXV - Cleveland OH

Author: NN (Anonymous), Title: Marriage of Otto Land & Emma Bowles, (Publication site: Lehi UT, Publisher: Ancesctry.com, Publication date: xvii Feb MMXI)

" ... fhl_proxy added this on 17 Feb 2011

married in cleveland cuyahoga Ohio date 2 Oct 1906"

Author: Bridgeman, S.; Miller, Eileen; Miller, Ed; Title: "Emma Bowles," (Publication site: Salt Lk. City UT, Publisher: Family Search, Publication date: ix Nov MMXXII)

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KNZ9-X3Q

"... Emma Bowles Last Changed: May 27, 2012 Ed Miller Sex Female

Birth 3 October 1885 Brampton, Peel, Ontario, ...

Christening 4 Nov 1885 Brampton, Peel Co., Ontario, ... Last Changed: May 27, 2012 Ed Miller

Death 13 October 1949 North Olmsted, Cuyahoga, Ohio, ...

Burial 15 Oct 1949 Sunset Memorial Cem., North Olmsted, Cuyahoga, Ohio
...
Immigration 1890 Last Changed: August 11, 2017 Eileen Miller
Residence 1891 St Pauls Ward, York East, Ontario, ...
Immigration 1897 Last Changed: December 7, 2021 S. Bridgeman
Immigration 1898
Residence 1900 Precinct C Cleveland City Ward 32, Cuyahoga, Ohio, ...
Residence 1910 Los Angeles Assembly District 70, , California
Residence 1930 Fairview, Cuyahoga, Ohio, ...
Residence 1940 Fairview Village, Fairview Village, Cuyahoga, Ohio
...
Spouses & Children

Otto John Lange Male 1885 - 1965
Emma Bowles Female 1885 - 1949
Marriage 2 October 1906 Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, ...

Children (2)

[1] Elenora Olive LANGE Female 1907 - 1995
[2] Albert Earnest LANGE Male 1908 - 1908

Parents & Siblings

Joseph Bowles Male 1841 - 1891
Emma Mary Thornett Female 1843 - 1923
Marriage 30 September 1865 Minster Lovell, Oxfordshire, England, ...

Children (10)

[1] Joseph William Bowles Male 1865 - 1908
[2] James Leonard Bowles Male 1868 - 1957
[3] Leonard Bowles Male 1870 - 1871
[4] Frank Bowles Male 1873 - 1896
[5] Edward Bowles Male 1875 - 1876
[6] George Bowles Male 1875 - 1937
[7] Mary Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Bowles Female 1877 - 1970
[8] Charles Edward Bowles Male 1880 - 1917
[9] William Edward Bowles Male 1882 - 1947
[10] Emma Bowles Female 1885 - 1949"

The infant christening is a surprise. The 1881 census lists the Bowles family as Baptists. Baptists do not baptize infants. The individual being baptized must make a declaration of belief that Jesus Christ died for her/his sins & declare her/his acceptance of Christ's sacrifice. - D.A. Navorska - xxx Apr MMXXIII - in proximo Grove OK.
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Ancestors (and descendant) of Emma Bowles

Edward Thornett
± 1815-< 1881
Eliza Davis
1819-1885
Joseph Bowles
1841-1891

Emma Bowles
1885-1949

1906

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