Samuel W. Bowen records 1921-1930 1921-1930.

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Samuel W. Bowen records 1921-1930 1921-1930.

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Biographical material supplied by Jack Temple Kirby, August 4, 1981; 14 account books, ledgers received and paid out, reveal a diversified and successful agricultural operation using one tenant and a number of sharecroppers, mainly on "Hamilton place." Cotton was the principal cash crop, but he and his tenants grew and sold hay, oats, corn, and garden-truck crops. His principal tenants/share croppers were W.A. Miller and the Belton, Benton and Brown families. Personal expenses for members of his family and cash advances to his tenants are also in these records.

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Williams, Ellis E.

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Belton family.

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Cain, J. P.

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Brown, Clarence.

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Miller, W. A. (William A.), 1900-1990

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Bowen, Mildred.

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Jackson family.

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Belton, Gilbert.

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Bowen family.

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Belton, Calvin.

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Bowen, Samuel Wakefield, 1868-1933

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Born Abbeville County, November 12, 1869 and died June 21, 1933. Wakefield is his mother's family name. He had a grammar school education, and after his father's death he worked the family farm. Married Sallie Anderson of Broadway Lake Road and they had two daughters, Mildred (Mrs. James Beatty) and Gertrude (Mrs. Frank Thompson). The family were Presbyterians who donated church site for Varennes Presbyterian Church. From the description of Samuel W. Bowen records 1921-1930 1921-1930...