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Martha Eveline Lowe

Birth17 July 1837 - Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee, USA (twin
Death26 Jan 1902 - Knox County, Tennessee, USA
MotherMalinda Matlock - Lowe
FatherIsaac Lawson "Lawson" Lowe

Born in Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee, USA (twin on 17 July 1837 to Isaac Lawson "Lawson" Lowe and Malinda Matlock - Lowe. Martha Eveline Lowe married Tarlington Hendrix and had 8 children. She passed away on 26 Jan 1902 in Knox County, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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Isaac Lawson "Lawson" Lowe
1807 - 1893
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Malinda Matlock - Lowe
1813 - 1891
Spouse(s)
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Tarlington Hendrix
1827 - 1914
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Sarah Malinda Hendrix
1879 - 1955
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Zola Mable Hendrix
1877 - 1959
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Joel Bowman Hendrix
1870 - 1963
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Cleophus Tarlington "Cleo" Hendrix
1882 - 1957
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Thomas Garrett Hendrix
1867 - 1944
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Harrison Hansard Hendrix
1871 - 1936
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Kenneth Napoleon Hendrix
1866 - 1909
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Elisha Matlock "Chuff" Hendrix
1874 - 1942

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