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John Matthew Lowe

Birth6 Mar 1784 - Harbour Island, Bahamas
Death21 Nov 1858 - Key West, Monroe Co., Florida, USA
MotherNancy Ann Saunders
FatherGideon William (Capt) Jr. Lowe

Born in Harbour Island, Bahamas on 6 Mar 1784 to Gideon William (Capt) Jr. Lowe and Nancy Ann Saunders. John Matthew Lowe married Mary Ann Curry and had 10 children. He passed away on 21 Nov 1858 in Key West, Monroe Co., Florida, USA.

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Parents
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Gideon William (Capt) Jr. Lowe
1753 - 1833
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Nancy Ann Saunders
1757 - 1833
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Curry
1785 - 1871
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Lenora Elizabeth Lowe
1812 - 1858
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John Lowe
1805 - 1893
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Gideon J Lowe
1816 - 1894
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Sarah Lowe
1821 - 1886
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Caroline Lowe
1831 - 1909
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Eliza Lowe
1820 - 1896
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William Lowe
1811 - 1899
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Joseph Lowe
1826 - 1880
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Mary Ann "Mollie" Lowe
1813 - 1902
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Martha Ann Lowe
1808 - 1863

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