Elizabeth McKie(Bowling)
b 4 March 1840
d 30 July 1914 King Island Tasmania

father John McKie 23 Aug 1811 Preston Lancashire
mother Anne (Ann) Unsworth (McKie) born 1813


m John Rodgett

Marriage: 17 Jul 1860 St George, Everton, Lancs.
John Marsden Rodgett, Gentleman - full, Widower, Preston Lancashire
Elizabeth Mc Kie - full, Spinster, Everton
    Groom's Father: Edward Rodgett, Gentleman
    Bride's Father: John Mc Kie, Tailor & Draper
    Witness: Thomas Wade; Agnes Jones
    Married by Licence by: C. Logan Off. Min.
    Register: Marriages 1860 - 1863, Page 12, Entry 23
    Source: LDS Film 2147914
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no children

​1862 m Roger Thomas Bowling b 1825 d 1883

Marriage: 8 Oct 1862 St John, Preston, Lancs.
Roger Bowling - 34, Hotel Keeper, Bachelor, Church St.
Elizabeth Rodgett - 22, Widow, Fishergate Hill
    Groom's Father: Thomas Bowling, Farmer
    Bride's Father: John McHugh (sic), Farmer
    Witness: Wm. Baldwin Wardle; Jane Wilson
    Married by License by: Jn. Owen Parr, Vicar
    Register: Marriages 1862 - 1863, Page 19, Entry 38
    Source: LDS Film 93997
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Children
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Sarah Ann Amelia Bowling 1864 married Alfred Clibborn
Thomas John Bowling 1865–1940 married 
James McKie Bowling 1866
Frederick Roger Bowling 1868–1946
Charles Bowling (died at birth)1871
William E Bowling 1871 - 1951
Hugh Whitehead Bowling 1871 - 1951
Charles Richard Bowling 1873 - 1959 Pontville St Marks 
Maud Elizabeth Bowling (Buckley) 1874
Robert Townley Bowling 1875 -1953
​Florence May Bowling 1878 - 

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Thu 23 Sep 1886 The Mercury

The many friends of Mrs Elizabeth Bowling will regret to learn that she, is seriously ill at her residence "Clare Cottage," Suprise Bay.
​http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article217035563

We deeply regret recording ' that Mrs Elizabeth Bowling of Clare Cottage passed away yesterday. For funeral arrangements see notice in Main Street.
 King Island News (Currie, King Island :
 Fri 31 Jul 1914 
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“Clare Cottage” was allegedly shipped in pieces from County Clare in Ireland and rebuilt on King Island in the late 1800′s. ​