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Blevins Bolin

Birthabt 1815 - Kentucky, United States
Death1865 - Clay, Kentucky, United States
MotherNancy Herd
FatherElijah "Bad Eli" Bowling

Born in Kentucky, United States on abt 1815 to Elijah "Bad Eli" Bowling and Nancy Herd. Blevins Bolin married Harriet McCollum Bowling and had 13 children. He passed away on 1865 in Clay, Kentucky, United States.

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Parents
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Elijah "Bad Eli" Bowling
1785 - 1833
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Nancy Herd
1795 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Harriet Mccollum Bowling
1816 - 1875
Children Show all
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Lucinda Bowling Collins
1840 - 1909
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Eli Bowling
1850 - Unknown
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Blevins Bowlin
1849 - 1913
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Nancy Bolling
1838 - Unknown
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Jason Bowling
1858 - Unknown
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Frank P Bollins
1856 - Unknown
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James Bowlin
1857 - Unknown
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Susan Bowling
1847 - Unknown
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Mary Bowling
1848 - Unknown
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Keziah Bolling
1840 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Bolling
1839 - Unknown
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Martha Bowling
1857 - Unknown
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Mahala Jane Bolin
1847 - 1921

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