Early Life
Ulman Owens was born as "Royal Ulman Owens" in Somerset County, MD on 24 APR 1878. He was the oldest son of Samuel J. & Priscilla (White) Owens; He married:
1) Ella _harding____ in Somerset County, MD in 1899. They had two children: Mildred G. Owens (b. 1901) and Sicci G. Owens (b. 1904). Ella died in Somerset County, MD on 10 MAY 1908.
2) Lucy H. Bounds in Somerset County, MD on 19 MAY 1909. They had two children: Murdice L. Owens (b. 1914) and Ella O. Owens (b. 1916). 2nd wife, Lucy died in Somerset County, MD on 29 JUN 1923.
He was raised as a waterman until joining the U.S. Lighthouse Service in 1911.
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