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William Jackson Low

Birth3 Feb 1844 - McMinn County, Tennessee, United States of America
Death25 Sep 1928 - Menard, Menard, Texas, USA
MotherSarah L Akin
FatherJacob Low

Born in McMinn County, Tennessee, United States of America on 3 Feb 1844 to Jacob Low and Sarah L Akin. William Jackson Low married Martha Eleanor Benton and had 10 children. He passed away on 25 Sep 1928 in Menard, Menard, Texas, USA.

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Jacob Low
1818 - 1909
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Sarah L Akin
1818 - 1912
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Martha Eleanor Benton
1849 - 1900
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Catherine Anna Low
1883 - 1969
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James Lee Low
1881 - 1956
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John Henry Low
1869 - 1965
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Frankie Benton Low
1885 - 1920
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Tygelia Grace Low
1877 - 1934
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Samuel Robert Low
1873 - 1964
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Ida Cornelia Low
1871 - 1954
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Sarah Narcissa Low
1866 - 1954
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Willie D Low
1875 - 1875
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Jessie Lela Low
1881 - 1963

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