Mary Elizabeth Bowen

1854–1930 (age 76)

Biography

Mary Elizabeth Bowen lived a full life spanning the latter half of the nineteenth century and the early decades of the twentieth. Born in 1854, she witnessed the transformation of American society through industrialization and social change.

Her memory is preserved at Woodlawn Cemetery, where she was laid to rest in 1930, leaving behind a legacy within her community and family.

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