Lowell - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Lynn Ward Lowell / Lovina Bisson of Rumford, ME

elowelljr — 2012-03-20 22:28:59Z

I THINK I LOST MY REPLY TO YOU. LYNN WAS MY FATHER'S UNCLE.. LAWRENCE EDWARD LOWELL WAS LYNN'S BROTHER HE IS BURIED HERE IN UPSTATE NY. THEY LEFT MAINE FOR WORK (PAPAR MAKERS) MY FATHERS BROTHER HENRY ALBERT DIED IN A MOTORCYLCE ACCIDENT IN INDIANA. HIS SISTER JO-ANN DIED OF BREAST CANCER IN FLORDIA. OTHER SISTER IS STILL A LIVE ELAINE. LAWRENCE, FATHER'S FATHER MARRIED SADIIE FITZMAURICE (MUST HAVE COME IN FROM CANADA) FRENCH SPELLING, ALL IRISH AND PROUD. WHAT A COMBO IRISH AND ENGLISH.

Re: Lynn Ward Lowell / Lovina Bisson of Rumford, ME

indy76km — 2012-03-19 22:11:07Z

Lynn's mother Etta was the one who died in the fire. They all lived in the same neighborhood. My grandmother Roxie Lowell Donahue told me the story once and pointed the house out as it still stands just around the corner from where she lived. I have a copy of the newspaper article I looked up this summer. Lynn died a few months before I was born so I never met him but my parents gave me the middle name of Lynn after him. I do remember Lovina aka Nana but I was very young when she passed. I guess if he was your uncle that would make us cousins of some kind. I would love to hear more about his brother.

Re: Lynn Ward Lowell / Lovina Bisson of Rumford, ME

elowelljr — 2012-03-10 01:18:26Z

I'm not sure but I believe Lynn's sister died in a fire not far from where he lived when he died.

Re: Lynn Ward Lowell / Lovina Bisson of Rumford, ME

elowelljr — 2012-03-10 01:12:09Z

Lynn was my father's uncle. My father's name is EDWARD LAWRENCE LOWELL SR. His father was Lawrence Lowell. Lawrence's father was Henry Edward Lowell, Lynn's brother. There was a third brother but the family lost track of him, I believe he went out west. Uncle Lynn gave me a silver dollar when I was a small boy.

Re: Lowells in Newburyport Ma or Michigan

erinriccio1 — 2012-01-05 13:36:09Z

Hi, Please email me @ erinriccio@yahoo.com . We need to talk.

Re: CLARENCE LOWELL, NEWBURYPORT, MA

erinriccio1 — 2012-01-05 01:30:51Z

Please email me at erinriccio@yahoo.com I am the daughter of Johns oldest son Jeffrey and I am working on the family tree as my dad passed away so I am starting where he left off. Thanks Erin

Re: JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL

sdin11 — 2012-01-01 07:08:25Z

Also if anyone is searching Russell Lowell, I have a hand written document, found with my ancestor's documents that explains "Birth of Russell Lowell, He was born Feb 22, 1819, at Cambridge Mass. Father was Rev Charles Lowell. Russell went to Harvard College to study law, but he was engaged to a girl and she was a poet and so he took up writing poems. In 1841, he published his first vol. of poems. He died at Cambridge Mass Aug 12 1891. I am not sure which of my ancestor's wrote this nor what the connection may be to him."

Re: florence lowell

RLowell82 — 2011-12-03 23:05:59Z

Hi :
My name is of the surname of Lowell and I'm trying to find info on the Lowell's before 1220 back as far as anyone has info on this name . I have pages 1370 to present day . Might you have any info on that name of many many spellings that would help me in my search . My E-mail address if (schoodic91642@hotmail.com) Please feel free to e-mail me .
Thank You for Your Time
Richard B. Lowell

Re: LOWELL GENEALOGY

RLowell82 — 2011-12-03 22:41:54Z

Hi : I'd like to ask how far back does you genealogy go back ? Do you have anything on the surname of Lowell that goes back into the 1035 through 1220 ? I have pages that state dates and names that roll back to 1288 . That being said I have two different pages that have the same info on them except that one states a date of birth of William Lowle as being of 1288 and married to the same last surname as the first paper and that is the name of Lyttleton (Unknown first name). The rest of the pages go to present day . My E-mail address is (schoodic91642@hotmail.com Thank You for Your Time R.B. Lowell

Re: cousin

RLowell82 — 2011-12-03 21:31:55Z

Hi :
In reading the list of the different Lowell's in this file I came across this one . I am very interested about the information on the Lowell's leading back into or to the 1200AD and would very much like to read what you and your daughter Stephanie has to offer about that era in time . I am including my e-mail address so that if you and your daughter wish to you can e-mail me what info you have . I have been working on my genealogy for about 10 years now and have a lot of info from present day back to 1288 and have info that states that through marriage I am related to Charlemagne . A James Lowell married the daughter of a Baskerville , this is were the connection is . Thank You for Your Time Richard B. Lowell

Re: Rosalyn Lowell

RLowell82 — 2011-12-03 20:12:14Z

Hi Rosalyn :
I'm also looking for information on the Lowell surname and have reach back to William of Yarley , England of 1288 but I also have a William Lowell that has the same spelling but was born in 1370 and also for Yardley and they both married an unknown lyttleton . Now starting from the William Lowell born in 1370 with a wife born in 1373 and her dieing in 1479 ,I have info leading to present day but not all the branches that the Lowell's have sprouted down through the ages . Might you have any info on the Lowell name of 1035 AD to 1220AD that might be of interest to me ? If so my e-mail address is (schoodic91642@hotmail.com)
Thank You for Your Time
Richard B. Lowell

David Lowell s/o James and Mary born 1859 Saint John, New Brunswick

CACormierKirby — 2011-10-28 16:03:44Z

David born Apr. 18, 1859, died Aug. 12, 1910.
Married Susan King.
Had the following children:
1. James Thomas born Oct. 21, 1885 who married Elizabeth Gallison of Caraquet in 1908. Possibly Galluchon/Galuchon.
2. Evelyn Beatrice born 1895-96. Married Christopher Harley in 1918.
3. Bessie born 1901.
4. Katie E. born 1883 died 1888.
5. Baby boy born 1898 died 1898.

I can find no trace of James and Elizabeth but they seem to have had a son named Stanley who married in Saint John in 1951.
Would appreciate any help. TIA

Re: Exire lowell

mactecbrian72 — 2011-09-13 01:13:39Z

This is part of my Family Exire is my Great Great Grandfather Isreal Lowell's Brother. They had 16-19 brother's and sisters, i have most of them on my family tree. Isreal and his wife moved to RI and are buried in Riverside, RI.

Re: lowell>king>brusie

noelaninoelani — 2011-08-31 20:30:15Z

I'd like to know what you've found so far!
I am Vernon Lowell's great great grand daughter
pls contact me noelaninoelani@gmail.com

James Russell LOWELL; b. February 22, 1819 in Cambridge, Massachusetts

lornaf3 — 2011-08-12 22:22:29Z

GENEALOGICAL and PERSONAL MEMOIRS
Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts
Prepared under the editorial supervision of William Richard CUTTER, A. M.
Historian of the New England Historic Genealogical Society; Librarian of Woburn Public Library; Author of “The Cutter Family,” “History of Arlington,” “Bibliography of Woburn,” etc., etc.
Volume I.; Illustrated
New York; Lewis Historical Publishing Company; 1908
Pages 96-97

LOWELL

James Russell Lowell, one of America's most distinguished authors and who has left an enduring mark upon American literature and thought, was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, February 22, 1819, and came of an excellent ancestry.

He was descended from Percival Lowell, who came from Bristol, England, in 1639, and settled in Newbury. His father, Rev. Charles Lowell, was born in Boston, August 15, 1782, son of Judge John and Rebecca (Russell) Tyng Lowell, and grandson of Rev. John and Sarah (Champney) Lowell and of Judge James and Katherine (Graves) Russell, these generations numbering among their members named distinguished clergymen and lawyers and jurists.

Charles Lowell was graduated from Harvard College A. B. 1800, A. M. 1803; studied theology in Edinburgh, Scotland, 1802-04; was made a fellow of Harvard, 1818; and received from the same institution the degree of S. T. D. in 1823. After completing his theological course in Edinburgh he traveled for a year in Europe. He was installed pastor of the West Congregational Church, Boston, January 1, 1806, and served in that capacity fifty-five years. His health failing, in 1837, Dr. Cyrus A. Bartol became his associate, and Dr. Lowell traveled for three years in Europe and the Holy Land. He was secretary of the Massachusetts Historical Society; a corresponding member of the Archaeological Society of Athens; and a founder and member of the Society of Northern Antiquarians of Copenhagen. His published works included: "Sermons," 1855; "Practical Sermons," 1855; "Meditations for the Afflicted, Sick and Dying;" "Devotional Exercises for Communicants." He was married, October 2, 1806, to Harriet Bracket, daughter of Keith and Mary (Traill) Spence, of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and sister of Captain Robert Traill Spence, U. S. N. The Rev. Dr. Charles Lowell died in Cambridge, January 20, 1861.

James Russell Lowell prepared for college at the boarding school of William Wells, Cambridge, and graduated from Harvard College A. B. 1838; LL. B. 1840; and A. M. 1841. He received the following honorary degrees: From Oxford University, D. C. L. 1873; from the University of Cambridge, LL. D., 1874; and the latter degree also from St. Andrews, Edinburgh, and Harvard, 1884; and Bologna, 1888. On January 2, 1884, he was elected Lord Rector of the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. He was an overseer of Harvard, 1887-91; a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; a member of the Massachusetts Historical Society, the American Philosophical Society, and the Royal Academy of Spain; and a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and the Royal Society of Literature of London. In all these bodies he enjoyed a unique distinction, and in Europe his talents commanded the highest admiration.

Mr. Lowell was devoted to letters from the first. While in college he edited "Harvardiana." After his graduation he opened a law office in Boston, but had no inclination for the profession, and gave his time to literature, writing numerous pieces of verse which were published in magazines, and were put into book form in 1841, his first published volume. In 1842 he brought out the "Pioneer" magazine, which was shortlived. A pronounced Abolitionist, he was a regular contributor to the "Liberty Bell" and he afterward became corresponding editor of the "Anti-Slavery Standard." In 1846 his famous "Bigelow Papers" appeared in the "Boston Courier" and became famous from the outset, and exerted a powerful influence upon the political thought of the day. These were satirical poems in the Yankee dialect and were eagerly read, not only for their peculiarity of expression, but for their underlying philosophy. He was now a somewhat prolific writer, principally upon political topics, and through the columns of the "Dial," the "Democratic Review" and the "Massachusetts Quarterly." He spent about a year in Europe in 1851-52. In 1855 he succeeded Henry W. Longfellow as Smith professor of French and Spanish languages, literature and belles lettres at Harvard, serving until 1886, and was university lecturer 1863-64. He was also editor of the "Atlantic Monthly" 1857-62, and joint editor with Charles Eliot Norton of the "North American Review," 1863-72. He was active in the organization of the Republican party in 1856. In 1876 he was a presidential elector from Massachusetts. In 1877 he was appointed minister to Spain by President Hayes, and in 1880 was made minister to the court of St. James, England, serving as such until 1885. During his residence in England he was highly honored, delivering many addresses, and being the orator on the occasion of the unveiling of the bust of Coleridge in Westminster Abbey, in May, 1885. In these various efforts he displayed a breadth of scholarship, originality of thought, elegance of expression and depth of feeling, which proved a revelation to Old World litterateurs. He was a devoted student during all his absences from this country, and in 1887 delivered before the Lowell Institute, Boston, a course of lectures on the English dramatists. On his return home he retired to his country seat, "Elmwood," on the Charles river, Cambridge, and devoted himself to study and literature, continuing his lectures at Harvard. He edited the poetical works of Marvell Donne, Keats, Wordsworth and Shelly for the "Collection of British Poets," by Professor Francis J. Childs, of Harvard. His published works include: "Class Poem," 1838; "A Year's Life," 1841; "A Legend of Britany, and Other Miscellaneous Poems and Sonnets," 1844; "Vision of Sir Launfal," 1845; "Conversations on Some of the Old Poets," 1845; "Poems," 1848; "The Bigelow Papers," 1848, and a second series, 1867; "A Fable for Critics," 1848; "Poems," two volumes, 1849, and two volumes under same title, 1854; "Poetical Works," two volumes, 1858; "Mason and Slidell, a Yankee Idyl," 1862; "Fireside Travels," 1864; "The President's Policy," 1864; "Under the Willows, and Other Poems," 1869; "Among My Books," 1870; "My Study Windows," 1871; "The Courtin'," 1874; "Three Memorial Poems," 1876; "Democracy, and Other Addresses," 1887; his "American Ideas for English Readers," "Latest Literary Essays and Addresses," and "Old English Dramatists," were published posthomously in 1892. At the time of his death he was engaged on a "Life of Hawthorne." His last published poem, "My Book," appeared in the New York "Ledger," in December, 1890. He died in Cambridge, August 12, 1891. He was married, in 1844, to Maria White, of Watertown, Massachusetts, who died in 1853. In 1857 he was married to Frances Dunlap, a niece of Governor Robert P. Dunlap, of Maine. His life work is commemorated in "James Russell Lowell: a Biography," by Horace E. Scudder, two volumes, 1901. In 1898 a part of his estate -- Elmwood -- was purchased by the Lowell Memorial Park Fund, nearly forty thousand dollars of the purchase price being obtained by popular subscription.

Re: Horace Lowell

jmcdowell002 — 2011-07-31 05:41:28Z

Thanks a lot

Re: Horace Lowell

budlink — 2011-07-31 02:03:31Z

Correction::::
Horace married Annie M Zuber!!!

My fingers and brain were not in sync!!

Re: Horace Lowell

budlink — 2011-07-31 02:01:58Z

If you look in the book "The Historic Genealogy of the Lowell's in America" by Delmar Lowell (1899) you will see, on page 490 an entry for Horace Hamilton Lowell. He was born in Lee, Maine (June 3, 1843) and is the son of Thomas Lowell, Jr and Martha Name (Smith) Lowell. It looks like there were 10 children in that family!!

Quoting from the book:
He married Annie M Zuber of Bastress, PA on 13 May 1869. He served four years in the War of the Rebellion' enlisted in Co. "A" 1st ME Cav on Sept 24, 1861; discharded May 3, 1865; was prosoner of war at Libby,Andersonville and Florence from May 11, 1864 to March, 1865.

He removed to Williamsport, PA in 1867 and now res at Penfield, PA.

He is a lumber merchant, and is a man of prominence and real sterling merit, of the the substantial kind, who give character to a community.
End Quote

Jeannette
List Admin
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Horace Lowell

jmcdowell002 — 2011-07-31 01:44:56Z

Looking for any information on Horace Lowell, prior to him leaving Maine for the Civil War. I know that during the Civil war he was captured and was a prisoner at Andersonville, which thankfully he survived since I am a direct decedent. After the Civil War he settled in PA, married Annie Zubler, started a logging company, become post master, and an inspector. He an Annie had a couple of kids amoung who was Thomas C Lowell who is my great grandfather.

Re: Descendants of John Messer Lowell

FredLowell38 — 2011-07-15 18:41:05Z

I can supply the info on the Martha Reed/ Joshua Wadley connection from the Chapman book. Let me know if you want me to do so.

Fred Lowell
flowell@kc.rr.com

Descendants of John Messer Lowell

sab54 — 2011-07-13 11:43:25Z

By any chance would anyone have the book Descendants of John Messer Lowell?? by Laurel K. Chappman / 1992??

I am trying to figure out the line of Martha Reed and Joshua Wadley. Martha is dau of John Reed. John Reed, born April 14, 1804 in Eaton, Madison County, New York; died December 10, 1880 in Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York; married Sarah Ann Hotchkiss 1840 in Mexico, Oswego County, New York. I am related to the Wadley side and trying to figure who Joshua descends from..

In the book there is a chapter, appendix/ on the first family of Joshua Wadley, pge 435..

Can anyone help me with this???

Tks in advance..
sheilah

Re: Lowells in Newburyport Ma or Michigan

ReedDavidA — 2011-06-29 17:35:58Z

I am descended from a line of Lowells from early Newburyport, Mass...

-David Reed
Rootsweb MAINE List Administrator
davereed@midmaine.com

Lowells in Newburyport Ma or Michigan

floridatreasures386 — 2011-06-29 17:07:55Z

I was trying to find out information on lowells in this area. All I know is my grandmothers name was Louise Evelyn (Collins?) Lowell we dont have any information on her, she married Eliot Edward Lowell, had 2 children Carol Lowell (my mom) and Patricia Lowell

Has anyone heard of these lowells?

Re: James Russell Lowell

orphan99 — 2011-05-18 16:21:14Z

Do you have DNA tests to compare?

John Lowell (1604-1647) first wife?

Gleekogfrog — 2011-03-04 00:55:10Z

John Lowell of Newbury (1604-1647) had first wife Mary, d. 1639. No one seems to know her surname. John was apprenticed to Richard Baugh, glover, in Bristol in 1619. Is his first marriage that of John Lowell & Mary Baugh, Bristol All Saints, 30 Nov. 1630? Was she a daughter of Richard Baugh?
Then there is the question of John's "sister" Joan Gerrish (who first mar. John Oliver). She is commonly thought to be a Lowell. But, was she really a sister-in-law? John Oliver and Joane "Bath" (Baugh?) were married on 18 Mar. 1638 Westbury-on-Trym, Gloucestershire, just outside of Bristol.

Re: Family History - Related

eileenberg10 — 2010-10-25 17:46:26Z

My grandfather was adopted by the Lowell family of Abrams, WI. He was born in 1885 in Milwaukee, and was approximatley 8 when he was adopted by the Lowell's. I am at a dead end. Any information would be helpful.

Re: LOWELL GENEALOGY

brada — 2010-10-13 23:57:51Z

My name is Cindy Lowell. I am looking for any information on Joseph Lowell from NY. Possibly drwoned. His son was Melburne Cleveland Lowell born 6/31/1884 in Fletcher, VT and married Bellah Cedelia Flood.

thanks

Re: Alice Bradbury Lowell

markfhardy1 — 2010-08-23 03:52:17Z

This is totally left field, as your email doesn't work. If you are interesting in trading info on Walter Woolson Brown, he was my gg uncle and have much to share. Contact me at markfhardy@yahoo.com. Thanks!

Re: who is conected to whom

netter21 — 2010-08-16 05:39:17Z

Yes it was thank you. Mike is in the nighbor hood with ques.
I am learning how to join many recoards together but i am afraid of loosing something some one has sent me. it took me months to figuer out that i was closing you all down then could not figuer why i was not able to contact all the lovely people how hqve been helping me.thanks again

Re: who is conected to whom

lwiddison — 2010-08-15 16:49:45Z

Em, I responded to your 26 Sep 2009 post, and I gave you all the info for your exercise with my aunt Avis. I hope that it will be successful for her.

Re: who is conected to whom

lwiddison — 2010-08-15 16:40:25Z

Em, I am your cousin Mike, and will help you with the exercise. John Arthur Lowell(1807-1900), and his wife, Sophronia Barror Lowell(1813-1903), had 21 children(3 adopted), William Supliant(1855-1937), was one. He and his wife, Ammerette Donah Lowell(died 1903), gave birth to Edmund Henry(1879-1954). He married Margaret McCullen Lowell(1883-1959), and they had your mother, my Aunt Avis Rose Lowell Lucas. When Ammerette, died in 1903, William, married Cora Whiteman, and they adopted our Aunt Evelyn. Keep in touch, and I'll help you all I can. My phone # is 509-430-0543, and I would love to hear from you. My email addy is mike.kaos.lowell2@gmail.com.

Re: John Amory Lowell, born 1798, of Boston family and Lowell Institute

netter21 — 2010-07-25 22:47:14Z

My Mom Avis Lowell said that her dad Henry Edmond, William S, William, John & Sephro, Amor & Lowell, had a saying " the Lowell's talk only to the Cabot's and the Cabot's talk only to God".Then he would add he was from the horse thief side of the family. Maybe the people in the Wast know more about this connection but you are the first have seen with the connection, You can look in the National Archives for an accurate connection

Re: who is conected to whom

lwiddison — 2010-07-25 17:31:01Z

Emy, Bobby is in Weymouth, Mass., Our family history is an honorable one, and our great-great grandfather's family has been written up in the history of the area they lived in, as one that was responsible for hoeing their own row.

Re: who is conected to whom

netter21 — 2010-06-20 04:07:46Z

No I have a Lucas who met and married a woman from Kansas, Rose Davis but most of my Lowells are from Mass. Rhd. Canada. Thank You though.

Lowell Grandkids

netter21 — 2010-06-20 04:03:14Z

Hay M, its the Cow Rider,thanks for the conection. I could not figuer how to get into this section untill now will this help us look into each others historys, do you wan't to show me, if not thats ok, Best Emy

Re: who is conected to whom

peachtreelane730 — 2010-06-20 02:42:18Z

did they happen to live in kansas and he was a vet or doctor , of some sort.

Re: who is conected to whom

lwiddison — 2010-06-06 23:29:44Z

I am the grandson of Edmund Henry Lowell. I may be able to help with some of the names and places and dates you are looking for. I have some of the families and their spouses and children in my papers. Edmund married Cora Whitman/Whiteman. They had children whose names are Rena, David, Ernest, Hortense, Howard, and two others whose names I cannot remember at this moment. When Edmund's first wife died, he married Margaret McCullen, who was born in Liverpool, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom, in 1883. She and her family immigrated to the U.S. in 1890. My name is Durward M. Lowell II, email is mike.kaos.lowell2@gmail.com. The name lwiddison, does not apply to this message

Re: who is conected to whom

lwiddison — 2010-06-06 23:22:12Z

Stanley Lowell of New Hampshire

meca1686 — 2010-05-24 03:43:34Z

I'm looking for any information on Stanley Lowell. He was born in New Hampshire, lived in Hyde Park, MA, then in New Hampshire again. If anyone could help out I'd really appreciate it.

Re: Ancestors of Douglas Michael Lowell of Portland, Oregon

kimbernk — 2010-05-10 13:04:43Z

Try Jennifer Burton, his daughter. JBurton@PositivelyNorthernNevada.com

Death of James russell Lowell - 1891

maryachtrh — 2010-04-28 01:48:16Z

Taken from the Cherokee Advocate, Oklahoma, 19 August 1891

James Russell Lowell died at Cambridge on the 12th inst. He had long held a unique position in American literature. He was nearly 72 years old.

Ancestors of Douglas Michael Lowell of Portland, Oregon

bdewart350 — 2010-04-16 20:37:00Z

I have in my possession a well documented genealogy of Douglas Michael Lowell prepared perhaps 70 years ago by my great uncle who researched and wrote genealogies (as a hobby) for over 125 families in the Boston area. I would be happy to send it to anyone interested in having this.

LOWELL Anna Marie 1890-1995

t42Juneau — 2010-02-19 15:05:54Z

LOWELL Anna Marie 1890-1995

I photographed this gravestone in the Juneau Cemetery, Juneau, Alaska. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

LOWELL John 1890-1982

t42Juneau — 2010-02-19 15:05:26Z

LOWELL John 1890-1982

I photographed this gravestone in the Juneau Cemetery, Juneau, Alaska. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Exire Lowell

DanielCahill60 — 2010-02-15 13:33:08Z

The last 2 entries are new for me. Having a tough time because I started my search late in life and all my relatives are either dead or very elderly.I appreciate your input and will follow up on them.
Thanks Again
Dan

Re: Exire Lowell

mebateman1 — 2010-02-15 00:37:23Z

1880 VT Addison Co Cornwall Dist4 p13 of 24
Lowell John 72 laborer CAN CAN CAN
Lowell Safrona 67 wife CAN CAN CAN
Brousso Wm 22 soninlaw laborer mar NY
Brousso Louisa 17 dau mar CAN CAN CAN
Foot Elsie 50 boarding
Scott Elsie 30 boarding

1880 VT Addison Co Cornwall dist4 p8 of 24
Lowell Israel 25 laborer CAN CAN CAN
Lowell Jane 24 wife VT
Lowell Albert 4 son VT
Lowell Exire 2 son VT(indexed as Exirc)
Lowell Exire 21 laborer CAN CAN CAN (indexed as Exirc)
Lowell Mertie 18 wife boarding VT VT VT
(I have requested the name change so it should show up soon in a search)

Re: Exire Lowell

mebateman1 — 2010-02-14 23:54:07Z

RI deaths
Exire F Lowell
kin1 Charles E Lowell
kin2 Mary J Lowe
d. 3 Oct 1928
age 74yrs

WWI draft registration
Bert Exire Lowell
30
New Haven VT
b. Jun 15, 1886
b. Forrestdale VT
married w/wife and children

1910 VT Addison Co Shoreham
Lowell Exire brotherinlaw 52 wid CAN CAN CAN fr imm 1872 farm laborer
living with Eli Donah and Dell his wife and large family

1900 RI Providence Co Glocester
Lowell Exire head Jul 1857 42 married 23yrs CAN CAN CAN fr imm 1860 farm laborer
Lowell Myrtie wife Aug 1860 30 married 23yrs 4 born 3 living VT VT VT
Lowell Birtie son Jun 1885 14 VT CAN VT
Lowell Leon W son Feb 1892 8 RI CAN VT

per familysearch.org
Exire Lowell b. 1858 StJean Quebec
parents John Lowell and Sophronia Bearor
unproven submitted by member

VT Death records
Sophronia Lowell Porter
b. 6 Oct 1840 CAN
d. 15 Jan 1929 Cornwall Addison Co VT
cause influenza
residence Cornwall
mother's maiden name Baros
mother's name Sophronia
fathers name John Lowell
(she may be a sister to Exire)

I will check more later after I reboot my computer.

Exire lowell

DanielCahill60 — 2010-01-19 15:11:35Z

Looking for any info. Born abt1857 in Canada. Married Myrtie(Myrtle) Remley, 1877. Immigrated to US 1872. prior to that I have no info.
Thanks

Re: Capt. Gideon Family

candacelowell39 — 2009-09-30 11:30:56Z

Hi i am the great grand daughter of nehimaih lowell son of moses. that seems pretty clear. i wonder if you have much info of the ansectors of moses. it seems his first son was named david with middle name nehimiah and i get confused in cencus records as the two brothers named their daughters mary, and hattie the same born close in age to wear i wonder sometimes if david and nehemiah are the same person. probably not as the Lowells certainly had a tradition of naming their children the same, frequently in the same order. any info would be great. My grandfather was william lowell listed as william lowel in white side Ill 1880 to father Nehimiah and Susanna Vance. Nehimiah was first married to a Ellen or a Hellen who he had Thomas and Chauncy with and then my grandpa william. It was after that on feb 14 1873 in whiteside that Nehimaniah married Susanna Vance and had Mary, Hattie, Stella and John. any info forward or into the past would be so very welcome. thanks candace amy lowell

Re: Lowell

candacelowell39 — 2009-09-30 11:15:00Z

areyou last name campbell by marriage? I only ask as i am blood and adoptive through both the Lowell line and Campbell line?? just wondering