She married John Bowdoin in Northampton Co., VA, January 10, 1754. John was born in
Northampton Co., VA 1732. John was the son of Peter Bowdoin and Grace Adah Harmanson. John died before November
14, 1775 in Northampton Co., VA, at approximately 43 years of age. He was a Justice in February, 1766-7 and together with Littleton
Eyre and Nathaniel Savage, the Northampton Co. Court responded to the English Stamp Act in 1764, declaring that the Act was not binding on
the Colony. The family moved to Isle of Wight, then to North Carolina. (Ralph Whitelaw, Virginia's Eastern Shore, p. 132, 260, 294; Bill
Wilkins)
Grace Stringer and John Bowdoin had the following children:
696
i.
Frances8 Bowdoin.
697
ii.
Elizabeth Bowdoin was born in Northampton Co., VA December 16, 1754. She married
Samuel Smith McCrosky(Rev.) in Northampton Co., VA, November 24, 1780. Samuel was born 1754. Samuel died April
25, 1803 in Northampton Co., VA, at 48 years of age. He is buried at Hungers Glebe, Northampton Co., VA. She was under 21 in 1770.