Lowery

This says you posted a question. But I see only a statement about https://www.familysearch.org So... did you have a question?

Our Andrew Lowery lived in Illinois and came from Ireland. His children were born in the early 1860s, my grandfather William Benjamin Lowery having been born in 1864. (I believe I mistakenly posted his birth earlier as 1863 instead of 1864.) Judy Robinson, robinsonjfaye@gmail.com, Kit of Donald J. Lowery who is my second cousin

Mr. Phillip, Sorry this answer comes two years late. But if you are still looking..... William Taylor Tallapoosa, Chambers County, Alabama, USA Ancestry Profile: https://www.ancestry.com/connect/Profile/016a0eb9-0002-0000-0000-000000000000 MyHeritage Site: https://www.myheritage.com/site-117120352/taylor Rodney Ray Rodney N. Ray College Instructor at ENMU-Roswell, NM. Ancestry Profile: https://www.ancestry.com/connect/Profile/012cc74b-0003-0000-0000-000000000000

I don't see the connection from James H Lowry to the Rays. I suspected Annie Frank was somehow the connection. James H Lowry had one son Andrew Harvey Lowery. He is buried at Chana Creek Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Tallassee Elmore Alabama. Do you have any information on it? Thanks Phil Maybe your cousin.

I cannot help but wonder whether you could be connected to my family. Andrew Lowery was born in Ireland, and he came to Illinois with two brothers. One of his brothers went south and was never heard from again. My grandfather, William Benjamin Lowery (1864-1949), might have been named for one or more of Andrew’s brothers. My grandfather chose the name of Miriam Frances Lowery for his daughter. I know he liked the names and wonder if they had a connection to family members. At one time there were seven people named Bill Lowery in our family. Judy Robinson

I'm searching for Lowery connections too. My great grandfather was George Francis Lowery, born in Illinois in 1873 according to his death certificate. He spent his adulthood in Arkansas and Missouri. I have not been successful in tracing his family...don't know parents or siblings. The name Frances and Illinois caught my attention in your post. Might you know of any connection to George Lowery?

Mr. Eugene, Your grandmother is located in the Laurel Land Memorial Park in Dallas. She was buried there on 30 Jan 1967 according to the Death Certificate which was informed by and signed by your Aunt Pebble Wilson Claunch. She had died at the Parkland Memorial Hospital where my sister, Janel Lowrey, was born six years earlier. I'm surprised you’ve had any difficulty locating your grandmother. I know it's a bit of a drive from Oregon, but according to her obituary, your mother, Pearl, was still living in Dallas at the time of the funeral. Surely she would have told you all about it. But if not, perhaps your search was not successful because you searched on the name "Oceola." Her name is actually recorded in two parts, a given name "Osey" and middle name "Ola." Ola was a common girl’s name in the South during that period. My great-grandmother Lowrey also had the name Ola, being born in 1880 in Louisiana. Search again on Ancestry.com for simply "Osey Ola Wilson." The DC is the very first hit. You’ll have to have an active subscription to view the image. Failing that you can view the image for free, after registration (also free), on FamilySearch.org by searching Records for that same name, though the DC is the #2 hit on that site. You can also find her on FindaGrave.com, memorial #153612239. I have just uploaded an image there containing her obituary as published in the Dallas Morning News, a paper I read often growing up in Richardson. I have also submitted a Photo Request for her marker. So stay tuned.

Mr Regan: I's been a long time and you may not recall writing information about my grandmother Osey Ola Lowery. Thanks for the help. My grandmother's parents were William Hollis Lowery and Mary Francis Lowery. Both born around 1845.I cannot find them in any census or other documents. I did find out my grandmother was born in Lawrence County, Alabama. In two census grandmother said her father was born in Ireland and in other censuses she said he was born in Alabama. I am guessing he was born in Ireland and came to America by serving in the Union or Confederate Army. There was a report she was part Indian. She might have preferred to state her father was not born in Ireland as there were times when Irish was looked down on. If you have any other ideas I would appreciate hearing them> Thanks again. Eugene W Guinn

We determined, from our "Group 30 - Light Cyan" results, that you've suffered an NPE somewhere in your line leading to Robert Berry Lowrie with the sire likely being of surname Holcombe. Keep us posted as to any progress you make with the Holcombe group.

Phillip, it depends on which tests you took. YDNA (father) mtdna (mother) or Family Finders which will give you your cousins from both sides. Each test has a list of Matches but the lists look somewhat different. If the match is for YDNA at 12 or 25 markers then we all get those emails every day. What tests did you take?

I took the 37 YDNA.

So your emails should tell you 12, 25, or 37. We all get lots of matches at 12 or 25 because they are your very distant relatives and we all have thousands of them. I suggest you upgrade to 67 and those with a genetic distance of 0-1 are your blood kin that you share a grandfather with in the last 8 generations...