Bond, Stephen Pennington.
William Bowers (1779-1844) was the only son of Job Bowers of Wilkes County (now Elbert County), Georgia. His father, Job, was a soldier in the Revolutionary Army and was killed by Tories while on furlough to visit his family the day before William's birth. William Bowers married Polly Cox (1786-1873) on June 22, 1802; they had 13 children.
From the description of Bowers and Cox family genealogical table, 1968. (Georgia Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 173482525
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| creatorOf | Bond, Stephen Pennington. Bowers and Cox family genealogical table, 1968. | Georgia Historical Society | |
| creatorOf | Bond, Stephen Pennington. Savannah River plantations / from the Savannah Writers' Project, Mary Granger editor, the Georgia Historical Society 1947 consolidated by Stephen P. Bond 1958. | Georgia Historical Society |
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| associatedWith | Cox family. | family |
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| associatedWith | Georgia Writers' Project. Savannah Unit. | corporateBody |
| associatedWith | Granger, Mary Lois, ca. 1897-1970. | person |
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