Bailey CowanAge: 77 years1838–1915
- Name
 - Bailey Cowan
 
- Given names
 - Bailey
 
- Surname
 - Cowan
 
  Birth |  August 2, 1838 | 
  Marriage | Emma Gann — View this family July 18, 1866 (Age 27 years)  | 
  Birth of a daughter#1  | Jane Elizabeth Cowan 1867 (Age 28 years)  | 
  Birth of a daughter#2  | Mary Minerva Cowan October 21, 1869 (Age 31 years)  | 
  Birth of a daughter#3  | Nora Bell Cowan March 17, 1873 (Age 34 years)  | 
  Death of a daughter | Nora Bell Cowan November 30, 1874 (Age 36 years)  | 
  Birth of a daughter#4  | Emma Gertrude Cowan November 26, 1875 (Age 37 years)  | 
  Birth of a daughter#5  | Luella Marcissus Cowan October 3, 1877 (Age 39 years)  | 
  Birth of a daughter#6  | Eveline Cowan 1879 (Age 40 years)  | 
  Birth of a son#7  | Chester Bailey Cowan November 24, 1880 (Age 42 years)  | 
  Birth of a son#8  | Charles Almont Cowan December 12, 1882 (Age 44 years)  | 
  Death of a wife | Emma Gann May 23, 1883 (Age 44 years)  | 
  Marriage of a child | Homer Probasco — Mary Minerva Cowan — View this family March 12, 1888 (Age 49 years)  | 
  Death |  August 15, 1915 (Age 77 years) | 
  Burial | 
| Family with Emma Gann | 
| himself | 
                         Bailey Cowan Birth: August 2, 1838 — Sturgis, Union Co, KY Death: August 15, 1915 — Sturgis, Union Co, KY  | 
                    
| wife | 
                         Emma Gann Birth: September 5, 1845 33 35 — Union Co, KY Death: May 23, 1883 — Sturgis, Union Co, KY  | 
                
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                     Marriage: July 18, 1866 — Uniontown, Union Co, KY                  | 
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                         17 months                         daughter                     | 
                    
                         Jane Elizabeth Cowan Birth: 1867 28 21 — Lindle, Union Co, KY Death:   | 
                
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                         3 years                         daughter                     | 
                    
                         Mary Minerva Cowan Birth: October 21, 1869 31 24 — Lindle, Union Co, KY Death: June 24, 1955 — Harrisburg, Saline Co, IL  | 
                
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                         3 years                         daughter                     | 
                    
                         Nora Bell Cowan Birth: March 17, 1873 34 27 — Lindle, Union Co, KY Death: November 30, 1874 — Union Co, KY  | 
                
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                         3 years                         daughter                     | 
                    
                         Emma Gertrude Cowan Birth: November 26, 1875 37 30 — Union Co, KY Death: May 18, 1957 — Saginaw, MI  | 
                
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                         22 months                         daughter                     | 
                    
                         Luella Marcissus Cowan Birth: October 3, 1877 39 32 — Union Co, KY Death: September 21, 1954 — Pontiac, MI  | 
                
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                         2 years                         daughter                     | 
                    
                         Eveline Cowan Birth: 1879 40 33 — Union Co, KY Death:   | 
                
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                         23 months                         son                     | 
                    
                         Chester Bailey Cowan Birth: November 24, 1880 42 35 — Lindle, Union Co, KY Death:   | 
                
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                         2 years                         son                     | 
                    
                         Charles Almont Cowan Birth: December 12, 1882 44 37 — Lindle, Union Co, KY Death:   | 
                
| Note | From Deborah Wein, 5513 S Laredo St, Aurora, CO 80015 (303)699-9667. 11/2/95 From the History of Union County, Kentucky, Page 580: Bailey was thrown from a horse when nine years old, and his hip was dislocated; he was made a cripple for life, and had rather extra privileges in the matter of schooling; he was sent to the common schools very steadily for about eight years. He had always lived in Union County, and until 1876 was engaged in farming. In that year he removed to Commercial Point and engaged in the mercantile business. He carried a stock of general merchandise, in dry goods, groceries, hats, caps, boots, shoes and notions. He belonged to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, having entered that communion in 1858. He was also a member of the Knights of Honor. He owned a residence in Commercial Point, and kept the only hotel in the place. In politics he was a Democrat.  | 
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