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Mingo Lowe

BirthJan 1838 - Alabama
Death19 Sep 1919 - Sumter, Alabama
MotherPolly Tankersly
FatherJames Lowe

Born in Alabama on Jan 1838 to James Lowe and Polly Tankersly. Mingo Lowe married Morning Jewel Clay and had 15 children. He passed away on 19 Sep 1919 in Sumter, Alabama.

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Parents
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James Lowe
1815 - Unknown
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Polly Tankersly
1820 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Morning Jewel Clay
1835 - Unknown
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Jane Brown
1824 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Robert E Lowe
1857 - 1928
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Monroe Lowe
1865 - 1946
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Anna Lowe
1858 - Unknown
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Cressy Lowe
1892 - Unknown
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Diltie Lowe
1896 - Unknown
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James Lowe
1868 - Unknown
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Estelon Lowe
1864 - Unknown
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Susan High
1865 - Unknown
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Gatsey High
1871 - 1958
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John High
1875 - Unknown
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Robert Lowe
1876 - Unknown
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Will Lowe
1870 - Unknown
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Drid Lowe
1860 - Unknown
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Alonzo Lowe
1874 - Unknown
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Arianne High
1866 - 1926

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