Company C, Three Forks Battalion, Kentucky State Troops
As Researched by Stephen D. Bowling
Son of Levi L. and Elizabeth (Turner) Bowman
Born about 1847 in Owsley County, Kentucky
1850 Owsley County, Kentucky Federal Census
Dwelling Number 253, Family Number 253
Levi Bowman 24
Elizabeth Bowman 23
Elizabeth Bowman 4
Cornelius Bowman 3
John Bowman 1
1860 Owsley County, Kentucky Federal Census
Booneville Post Office
Dwelling Number 341, Family Number 341
Levi Bowman 34
Elizabeth Bowman 32
Elizabeth Bowman 13
Cornelius Bowman 13
John Bowman 10
Pleasant Bowman 8
Nancy Bowman 5
Levi Bowman 2
William York 50 Farm Laborer
Elisha Abner 23 Farmer
Military Service
Company C, Three Forks Battalion, Kentucky State Troops
Enrolled: August 5, 1864
Mustered In: August 17, 1864 at Booneville, Owsley County, Kentucky for six months
Killed in Action
Highest Rank: Private
Died: He was shot and killed in action on November 6, 1864, with James Young and Benjamin Gabbard during a skirmish with several former Confederate soldiers (possibly in Owsley County, Kentucky).
Buried: Cornelius Bowman is possibly buried (unmarked) with his parents in the Bowman Cemetery on Sugar Camp Branch near Booneville in Owsley County, Kentucky.
Mother’s Pension: Elizabeth (Turner) Bowman applied for a Federal Mother’s Pension on October 27, 1882. Her application (Number 297.940) was never approved.
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