. A genealogical and biographical record of Miami county, Ohio . mmer months and in the winter sea-son pursued his education in tjie commonschools. On the i6th of May, 1864, hejoined the boys in blue of Company K, OneHundred and Forty-seventh Ohio Infantry,was mustered into the ser\ice at Camp Den-nison and participated in the defense ofWashington, D. C, until mustered out onthe expiration of his one-luuKlred-day termof service. He was discharged .August 29,1864. and at once came to Miami county. On the 27th of July, 1865, Mr, Bownewas united in marriage to Miss Frances , a native of L

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. A genealogical and biographical record of Miami county, Ohio . mmer months and in the winter sea-son pursued his education in tjie commonschools. On the i6th of May, 1864, hejoined the boys in blue of Company K, OneHundred and Forty-seventh Ohio Infantry,was mustered into the ser\ice at Camp Den-nison and participated in the defense ofWashington, D. C, until mustered out onthe expiration of his one-luuKlred-day termof service. He was discharged .August 29,1864. and at once came to Miami county. On the 27th of July, 1865, Mr, Bownewas united in marriage to Miss Frances , a native of Lost Creek township,antl a daughter of Jacob and Rebekah(Estey) Cromer. The father was born inMiami county April 4, 1823, and was ason of Abraham and Hannah (Harlass)Cromer, both natives of Virginia. Theycame to Ohio about 1814. Mr. and were married ]\Iarch 5, Estey was the daughter of Jamesand Abigail (Knoop) Estey, and was bornin New Brunswick, March 27, 1826. Herparents were also natives of New Bruns-wick. Mrs. Hannah (Harlass) Cromer. ?* r:.i_ir--

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