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Sign up freeAlexander Bower 1719–1746 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1719
Birth Location: Kincaldrum House, Kinnettles, Scotland
Death Date: September 1746
Death Location: Perthshire, murdered by Hessian Soldiers as a Jacobite
Father: James Bower
Mother:
Spouse(s): Margaret Clair
Children(s): Alexander II
In 1719, Alexander Bower entered the world in Kincaldrum House, Kinnettles, Scotland, born to James Bower And Elizabeth Gordon. Alexander Bower married Margaret St Clair, and had children including Alexander Bower Ii. Alexander Bower passed away in 1746 in Perthshire, murdered by Hessian Soldiers as a Jacobite.
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Biography
- In 1719, Alexander Bower entered the world in Kincaldrum House, Kinnettles, Scotland, born to James Bower And Elizabeth Gordon.
- Alexander Bower married Margaret St Clair, and had children including Alexander Bower Ii.
- Alexander Bower passed away in 1746 in Perthshire, murdered by Hessian Soldiers as a Jacobite.
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Alexander Bower's Descendants
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1. Alexander (Bower) II 1737–1796 m. Margaret Graham 1739–1798
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1. John Bower 1762–1800 m. Jean (Anne) Donne 1765–1815
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1719
Event Place: Kincaldrum House, Kinnettles, Scotland
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: September 1746
Event Place: Perthshire, murdered by Hessian Soldiers as a Jacobite
Record Source: Scotland, Red Books of Scotland, Compiled by Gordon McGregor; The Red Book of Scotland; Volume: Red Book of Scotland Volume 2 Bot-Car