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Frances "Fannie" Lowe

BirthBet 1713 and 1720 - Chester County, Pennsylvania
Death1744 - Uniontown, Fayette, Pennsylvania
MotherElizabeth Sarah Johnson
FatherWilliam 1684 Lowe dna

Born in Chester County, Pennsylvania on Bet 1713 and 1720 to William 1684 Lowe dna and Elizabeth Sarah Johnson. Frances "Fannie" Lowe married John William Henthorn (Hanthorn) and had 5 children. She passed away on 1744 in Uniontown, Fayette, Pennsylvania.

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William 1684 Lowe Dna
1684 - 1743
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Elizabeth Sarah Johnson
1695 - 1802
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John William Henthorn (Hanthorn)
1710 - 1769
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Mary Henthorn
1739 - 1815
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Sarah Henthorn
1744 - 1789
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James Henthorn
1738 - 1810
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John Ii Henthorn
1743 - 1786
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Mary Henthorn
Unknown - Unknown

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