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John Lowe

Birth1685 - On Bealls Benevalence, Prince George's, Maryland, United States
Death28 Nov 1740 - Upper Marlboro, Prince George's, Maryland, United States
MotherRebecca GARRETSON
FatherLt. William Lowe (Sea Service)

Born in On Bealls Benevalence, Prince George's, Maryland, United States on 1685 to Lt. William Lowe (Sea Service) and Rebecca GARRETSON. John Lowe married Mary (Hester) Eyster and had 13 children. He passed away on 28 Nov 1740 in Upper Marlboro, Prince George's, Maryland, United States.

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Parents
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Lt. William Lowe (Sea Service)
1665 - 1718
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Rebecca Garretson
1665 - 1709
Spouse(s)
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Mary (Hester) Eyster
1695 - 1745
Children Show all
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John Lowe
1714 - 1804
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"Gideon" William Lowe
1719 - 1778
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Nathan Lowe
1728 - 1784
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Zachariah Lowe
1730 - 1772
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Samuel Lowe
1713 - 1771
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Henry Lowe
1716 - 1800
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Frances Low
1716 - 1744
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William Lewis
1719 - 1779
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Eleanor Ann Lowe
1715 - 1806
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Samuel Lowe
1712 - 1772
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Keziah Duvall
1735 - 1806
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Nicholas Lowe
1726 - 1808
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Elizabeth Lowe
1722 - Unknown

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