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| A.J. BOWEN AND AMANDA BOWEN FATHER AND MOTHER OF JOSEPH A. BOWEN BURIED IN HARRISON GA CHURCH CEMETERY |
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Won Presidential Unit Citation.
Purple Heart.
From Oct. 09 1941
To: Aug 23 1944
wounded in north africa sedjenane valley tunisia north africa
25 april 1943. kasba, fr morocco
left us for foreign service 23 oct 1942,
arrived EAMET 8 nov 1942
left eamet 1 aug 1944
arrived in us 18 aug 1944
got eame ribbon 10 may 1944
unit citation badge in action with 2nd bn 60th inf regt.
per WD Gen order #1 4 jan 1944 received purple heart.
honorable discharged ft mcpherson ga on 23 aug 1944.
character excellent
5 9 1/4" tall
machine-gunned through lower left leg and foot.
40% disabled.
Purple Heart.
From Oct. 09 1941
To: Aug 23 1944
wounded in north africa sedjenane valley tunisia north africa
25 april 1943. kasba, fr morocco
left us for foreign service 23 oct 1942,
arrived EAMET 8 nov 1942
left eamet 1 aug 1944
arrived in us 18 aug 1944
got eame ribbon 10 may 1944
unit citation badge in action with 2nd bn 60th inf regt.
per WD Gen order #1 4 jan 1944 received purple heart.
honorable discharged ft mcpherson ga on 23 aug 1944.
character excellent
5 9 1/4" tall
machine-gunned through lower left leg and foot.
40% disabled.
Great Grand Dad Riley Frost and his house where GrandPa was raised
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| SWAIN MONTGOMERY FORTNER born 29 December 1820 and died 13 Mar 1881. He is buried in the Fortner Family Cemetery in Johnson County, Georgia He was a Representative from 1840-1850 and again in 1857-58. He married SOPHIA Sapphira POWELL born 10 Jan 1820 and died 04 Aug 1897. She is buried in the Fortner Family Cemetery in Johnson County Georgia She was the daughter of SILAS and LITHA WEBB POWELL who are buried in the Oakey Grove Cemetery in Johnson County, Georgia. They had 10 children. FORTNER, SWAIN M. - Born December 29, 1820 in Emanuel County, son of James T. and Sarah Swain Fortner, married Sophia Powell, elected 1st Lieutenant on July 11, 1861, temporary captain following the death of Capt. Harmon, resigned on June 1, 1863 due to his inability to command the company, participated in the battles of Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville, died on March 13, 1881, buried in Fortner Cemetery. [284-411] |
My Dad told me that at one time while in Africa he was ordered to drive a truck to a location
where an officer was placed in the cab of this truck and had a gun drawn all the time he was
driving. He told me that the passangers that were transported that day was Roosevelt but he
had no idea who was in the back of his truck because he was ordered not to look back and had
no way to see to the rear of his truck. I know that after he was discharged from the hospital he
was assigned back into an outfit. I hope further research will reveal what happened.
Cairo Conference
(SEXTANT) Cairo November 23 – 26, 1943 Churchill, Roosevelt, Chiang Kai-shek Cairo
Declaration for postwar Asia
Three-Power and Four-Power Conferences
Churchill, Roosevelt, Stalin, Chiang Kai-Shek and other Allied leaders met throughout the
war at various major conferences to co-ordinate the Allied War Effort.
For instance, Argonaut (Malta and Crimea Conferences including Yalta), Bracelet (Cairo and
Moscow Conferences), Eureka (Teheran), Sextant (Cairo), Octagon (Quebec), Quadrant
(Quebec), Quintette (Bermuda), Trident (Washington) and consultations with Stalin over
Vulcan (allied operations in North Tunisia following the Torch lanfdings) are all covered
here. Foreign Secretaries Meetings and the various liaison meetings with the Soviet Union for
the Yalta Conference (see PREM 3/397/4 & 398/6) are also well covered in this archive.
where an officer was placed in the cab of this truck and had a gun drawn all the time he was
driving. He told me that the passangers that were transported that day was Roosevelt but he
had no idea who was in the back of his truck because he was ordered not to look back and had
no way to see to the rear of his truck. I know that after he was discharged from the hospital he
was assigned back into an outfit. I hope further research will reveal what happened.
Cairo Conference
(SEXTANT) Cairo November 23 – 26, 1943 Churchill, Roosevelt, Chiang Kai-shek Cairo
Declaration for postwar Asia
Three-Power and Four-Power Conferences
Churchill, Roosevelt, Stalin, Chiang Kai-Shek and other Allied leaders met throughout the
war at various major conferences to co-ordinate the Allied War Effort.
For instance, Argonaut (Malta and Crimea Conferences including Yalta), Bracelet (Cairo and
Moscow Conferences), Eureka (Teheran), Sextant (Cairo), Octagon (Quebec), Quadrant
(Quebec), Quintette (Bermuda), Trident (Washington) and consultations with Stalin over
Vulcan (allied operations in North Tunisia following the Torch lanfdings) are all covered
here. Foreign Secretaries Meetings and the various liaison meetings with the Soviet Union for
the Yalta Conference (see PREM 3/397/4 & 398/6) are also well covered in this archive.
| GGG Grandfather and mother James T. and Sarah Swain Fortner N/D |
JOSEPH A BOWEN
1870-1953
SARAH VAUGHN
BOWEN
1872-1957
1870-1953
SARAH VAUGHN
BOWEN
1872-1957
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A.J. BOWEN = Andrew Jackson Bowen
BORN: JUNE 20 1834
DIED: NOV. 16 1906
Wheaton' Light Battery
(Chatham Artillery)
The Chatham Artillery was created in 1785 but became a Confederate
unit on July 12, 1862 and fought at Fort Pulaski, GA 1862; Battery
Wagner, Charleston, SC, 1863; Olustee, FL; and in the retreat to North
Carolina, including the Battle of Bentonville. They were also Cleghom's
Battery, 1st (Olmstead's) Georgia Regiment. For their history see the
sources cited under the 1st Volunteer Regiment (Olmstead's) and
James Edward Garman, "Materials for the writing of Histories of
Georgia Confederate Regiments: A Bibliographic Study," (Masters
Thesis, Emory University, 1961), p. 116.
1. A.J. Bowen, enlisted July 12. 1862, private.
2. A.J. Mclntyre, enlisted July 12, 1862, private.
3. Solomon Wilkes, enlisted July 12, 1862, private; surrendered,
Augusta, GA, May 26, 1865.
4. John Wilkes, enlisted July 12, 1862, private; surrendered, Augusta,
GA, May 26, 1865.
5. George W. Wilkes, enlisted July 12, 1862, private; died at hospital,
James Island, SC, December 24, 1864.
6. Jesse J. Wilkes, enlisted July 12, 1862, private; surrendered,
Augusta, GA, May 26, 1865.
BORN: JUNE 20 1834
DIED: NOV. 16 1906
Wheaton' Light Battery
(Chatham Artillery)
The Chatham Artillery was created in 1785 but became a Confederate
unit on July 12, 1862 and fought at Fort Pulaski, GA 1862; Battery
Wagner, Charleston, SC, 1863; Olustee, FL; and in the retreat to North
Carolina, including the Battle of Bentonville. They were also Cleghom's
Battery, 1st (Olmstead's) Georgia Regiment. For their history see the
sources cited under the 1st Volunteer Regiment (Olmstead's) and
James Edward Garman, "Materials for the writing of Histories of
Georgia Confederate Regiments: A Bibliographic Study," (Masters
Thesis, Emory University, 1961), p. 116.
1. A.J. Bowen, enlisted July 12. 1862, private.
2. A.J. Mclntyre, enlisted July 12, 1862, private.
3. Solomon Wilkes, enlisted July 12, 1862, private; surrendered,
Augusta, GA, May 26, 1865.
4. John Wilkes, enlisted July 12, 1862, private; surrendered, Augusta,
GA, May 26, 1865.
5. George W. Wilkes, enlisted July 12, 1862, private; died at hospital,
James Island, SC, December 24, 1864.
6. Jesse J. Wilkes, enlisted July 12, 1862, private; surrendered,
Augusta, GA, May 26, 1865.
Seminar Soaked Brain with
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Copyright 1978
William Thomas Frost Sr
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Copyright 1978
William Thomas Frost Sr