The Bowdoin family
including some account of the Belgrave, Grinnell, Hamilton, Howland, Irving, Kingsford, Ligon, Means, Morris, and Sullivan families
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Author
Publication
2000 - R.E. Train, Washington, DC (1801 Kalorama Sq., NW, Washington 20008), District of Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
52,500 words, Guess
Page Count
210 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL6802537M
- ISBN-100970061609
- OCLC Control Number45048662
- Library of Congress Control Number00190620
- Goodreads3813438
Classifications
- DDC929/.2/0973
- LCCCT274.B685 T73 2000
Description
The founder of the Bowdoin family in North America was Pierre Baudoin. He and his wife Elizabeth (c. 1643-1720) has four children, the first three born in France and the fourth probably in North America. In 1686 Pierre and his family moved to North America. At first, they settled in Salem, Massachusetts. Later, they went to Maine and then to Boston, Massachusetts, where Pierre died in 1704. Descendants lived in Massachusetts, New York and elsewhere.
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