Thomas Lowrey
Born: April 03, 1703, Ireland (my only Irish line)
Died: May 16, 1788, Plainville, Hartford Co., Connecticut
These photos were taken from a book. Unfortunately, I didn't take a picture of his wife's (below), it was unreadable.
Mary Lowrey
Born: 1806, Scotland
Died: December 31, 1790, Plainville, Hartford Co., Connecticut
The above were my 5th great-grandparents.
Above is Anna W. Munson Lowrey wife of Daniel Lowrey
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Anna W. Munson - Born: July 21, 1761, Southington, Hartford Co., Connecticut
Died: June 26, 1813, Plainville, Hartford Co., Connecticut
She was my 4th great-grandmother.
She was my 4th great-grandmother.
Olde East St. Cemetery, Plainville, Hartford Co., Connecticut
(I am unable to locate photo of her husband, although my records indicate I took it.)
Edmund Lowrey (above two photos)
Born: November 15, 1788
Died: October 10, 1857, Plainville, Hartford Co., Connecticut
His and his wife, Harriet Newell were my 3rd great-grandarents, and were buried at West Cemetery, Plainville, Hartford Co., Connecticut
Harriet Newell Lowrey
Born: March 03, 1794, Southington, Hartford Co., Connecticut
Died: June 17, 1878, Plainville, Hartford Co., Connecticut
(I am unable to locate photo of her husband, although my records indicate I took it.)
Born: November 15, 1788
Died: October 10, 1857, Plainville, Hartford Co., Connecticut
His and his wife, Harriet Newell were my 3rd great-grandarents, and were buried at West Cemetery, Plainville, Hartford Co., Connecticut
Harriet Newell Lowrey
Born: March 03, 1794, Southington, Hartford Co., Connecticut
Died: June 17, 1878, Plainville, Hartford Co., Connecticut
7 comments:
ut oh ---you are Irish - Scottish there is a saying in my family --- I am Irish, Scottish ---it is a wonder I get along with myself! Thank you for sharing this lovely lineage.
That is too funny. There are some days I don't get along with anybody, never mind myself! This is my only Irish line, gee maybe I should celebrate St. Patrick's day this year. Thank you for your comment.
Everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day!
Heather, you are right!
Wow, what lovely tombstones, particularly the older ones. It is always so interesting to find that one line that stands out a bit as different, isn't it? We go along thinking all our ancestors are in Massachusetts or Connecticut and then - oop! We've got an immigrant ancestor from an unexpected place. And that's always welcome. :)
Wendy, I almost forgot about them being from another land. Imagine my surprise finding them marrying in Boston. Thanks for the comment.
Message from Gordon Lowrie,
Enjoyed your site, I to am a descendant of Thomas & Mary Lowrey, Nathaneil, Shubael, John Bradford Lowrey/ Lowrie he changed the family name, George Harris Lowrie, John lowrie, Alfred Ulysses Lowrie, and myself Gordon William Lowrie,
From Ierland, Scotland, Connecticut,New york, Minnesota, Alberta, Canada. to British Columbia, Canada were i live with my family . Over 300 years what a journey Thanks for your time, GORD
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