Person Record
Metadata
Name |
Gowen, James, 1715-c1781 |
Othernames |
Gowing. |
Born |
Feb. 14, 1715 |
Birthplace |
Kittery, Me. |
Deceased |
c1781 |
Deceased where |
Kittery, Me. (now Eliot, Me.) |
Places of residence |
Kittery, Me. (now Eliot, Me.) |
Occupation |
Captain at Ticonderoga. Selectman, judge and member of the General court. |
Father |
Nicholas Gowen. |
Mother |
Abigail Hodsdon, 1664-c1742. |
Spouse |
1. Anna Smith, daughter of William Smith and Sarah Gowen, b. Feb. 14, 1715 in Ki |
Children |
1. Sarah Gowen. 2. Abigail Gowen. 3. Elizabeth Gowen. 4. Phebe Gowen. 5. Anna Gowen. 6. Mary Gowen. 7. Louise Gowen. |
Titles & honors |
Hon. |
Relationships |
Spouses: 1. Anna Smith, daughter of William Smith and Sarah Gowen, b. Feb. 14, 1715 in Kittery, Me., d. before 1769, m. Nov. 24, 1738. 2. Lois Woodbridge, daughter of John Woodbridge and Elizabeth Norton, b. Apr. 28, 1725, d. c1813, m. before 1769. |
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