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David Walker Low

Birth23 Jan 1831 - RD, Laurencekirk, Kincardineshire, Scotland
Death30 Apr 1909 - Wanganui, NZ
MotherRebecca Alexander
FatherJohn Beattie Low

Born in RD, Laurencekirk, Kincardineshire, Scotland on 23 Jan 1831 to John Beattie Low and Rebecca Alexander. David Walker Low married Margaret McKenzie and had 6 children. He passed away on 30 Apr 1909 in Wanganui, NZ.

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John Beattie Low
1802 - 1845
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Rebecca Alexander
1805 - 1886
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Margaret Mckenzie
1839 - 1933
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Jane Barclay
1835 - 1859
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John Low
1876 - 1922
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David Walker Low
1866 - 1945
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Robert Spark Barclay Low
1857 - 1923
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James Mckenzie Low
1871 - 1952
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Maggie Low
1869 - 1940
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Ellen Nora Low
1873 - 1928

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