About John W. Bower
Lived 1808 – 1850 (aged 41). John W. Bower was a judge.
John White Bower (December 7, 1808 – January 13, 1850) was a Texas settler, signatory to the Texas Declaration of Independence, member of the House of Representatives for the Republic of Texas, and Judge.
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Who was John W. Bower?
Texas settler, signatory of Texas Declaration of Independence (1808-1850)
When was John W. Bower born?
John W. Bower was born on 7 December 1808 in Talbotton.
When did John W. Bower die?
John W. Bower died on 13 January 1850.
What was John W. Bower's occupation?
John W. Bower was a judge.
What nationality was John W. Bower?
John W. Bower's recorded nationality: Texian.
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