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Jane Lowe

Birth20 Jul 1804 - Washington, Pennsylvania, United States
Death22 January 1880 - Woodsfield, Monroe, Ohio, United States
MotherMargaret Bryson
FatherJOHN LOWE

Born in Washington, Pennsylvania, United States on 20 Jul 1804 to JOHN LOWE and Margaret Bryson. Jane Lowe married David Highman and had 12 children. She passed away on 22 January 1880 in Woodsfield, Monroe, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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John Lowe
1770 - 1837
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Margaret Bryson
1769 - 1851
Spouse(s)
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David Highman
1800 - 1889
Children Show all
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Cynthia A Highman
1825 - 1895
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Duncan Highman
1837 - 1907
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Marquis Highman
1833 - 1906
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Hannah Jane Highman
1844 - 1934
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Margaret Highman
1833 - 1889
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David Highman
1842 - 1863
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Samuel Highman
1835 - 1859
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Agnes Jane Highman
1840 - 1857
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Hamilton Highman
1829 - 1854
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Sarah Tabitha Highman
1850 - 1894
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Margaret Highman
1821 - 1847
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Mary Ellen Highman
1833 - 1889

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