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Descendants of Thomas BOYLSTON, Jr.

220. ANDREW T.⁸ LOWE (MARY B.⁷ BOYDSTUN, BENJAMIN G.⁶, JAMES⁵, DAVID⁴ BOYDSTON, WILLIAM³ BOYLSTON, THOMAS², THOMAS¹) was born 14 Aug 1829 in Kentucky, and died 18 Apr 1910 in Mansfield, Tarrant Co, TX. He married MARY ELIZABETH HART 11 Feb 1854 in Dallas Co, TX (License), daughter of WILLIAM HART and JANE PHILLIPS. She was born 26 May 1835 in Kentucky, and died 28 Jan 1907 in Mansfield, Tarrant Co, TX.

Notes for ANDREW T. LOWE:
According to published data of Mansfield Cemetery, Tarrant Co, Texas, Andrew T. Lowe was born in 1828, not 1829 as stated in other sources.

Additional information on this family comes from:
      Nelda Frederick
      Estate records of Andrew T. Lowe

Andrew T. Lowe resided in Dallas County, Texas, then in 1859 moved to Jacksborough, Jack County, Texas, where he was a member of a company of Home Guards, defending settlers against Indian attack. He moved to Tarrant County, Texas in 1865, finally into the town of Mansfield, Tarrant County, TX in 1892. He retained ownership of his farm in Jack County and another in Johnson County, Texas after he retired and moved to Mansfield. These properties were rented out.

On 9 April, 1920, Lena Lowe Calloway (or Galloway -- book says Cllloway), a resident of Jack County, Texas gives affidavit that A.T. Lowe died 16 Sep 1912, intestate, leaving surviving him four sons and three daughters: M. D. Lowe, A.J. Lowe, T. J. Lowe, and J. I. Lowe, and Delia McNeely, wife of I.W. McNeely, Addie Borroughs, wife of W. R. Burroughs, and Rossa B. Broiles, wife of S. W. Broiles. That the 7 were the only children of A. T. Lowe except a daughter, Jessie Dunn, formerly the wife of I. P. Dunn, but who died 16 Sep 1912, leaving surviving her her said husband I. P. Dunn and their only childn, Mary Dunn, that the only heirs of law are the above named sons and daughters and one granddaughter. That A. T. Lowe was a widower at the time of his death, his wife Mary E. Lowe having died several years before his death.

History of Texas Together With A Biographical History of Tarrant and Parker Counties, 1895 p. 493:

States that his family moved from Kentucky to Woodford County, Ill. in 1834; later moving to Knox Co, IL, where A. T. Lowe grew to manhood. In 1848, they came to Texas and settled in Dallas County, where they engaged in farming and stock raising.

Andrew T. Lowe was a Mason and politically a Populist. He and his wife were members of the Christian Church.

Notes for MARY ELIZABETH HART:
Mary Elizabeth Hart was a member of the Christian Church. She was born in Kentucky, moved to Missouri with her family, and then moved to Texas in 1851, where she married Andrew T. Lowe.

Jessie E. Lowe gives affidavit on 18 March 1909 that Mary E. Lowe died 28 Jan 1907 intestate, leaving heirs: her husband, A. T. Lowe, children T. J. Lowe, A. J. Lowe, Delia, wife of S. W. McNeiley, W. S. Lowe, Addie, wife of W. A. Burroughs, Jessie, wife of I. P. Dunn, Rosa B., wife of S. W. Broiles, and M.D. Lowe, who are her only heirs. All are of legal age.

Children of ANDREW LOWE and MARY HART are:

MARY JANE⁹ LOWE, b. Bet. 1854 - 1855, Texas; d. 1878, Cedar Hill, Dallas Co, TX; m. JACOB R. BLESSING, 03 Dec 1876, Tarrant Co, TX, 1/72; b. Abt. 1852, Arkansas; d. Unknown.

Notes for JACOB R. BLESSING:
According to the 1880 Census of Tarrant County (page 39, Dist. 3, ED 99) 24 Jun 1879; enumeration #329330:

Blessing, Jacob R. white male age 28. Md during census year. Farmer. Employed 1 month during census year. Born AR, father b. NC, mother b. OH

Blessing, Lydia M. white female, age 23, wife. Married during census year, keeping house, employed 1 month during census year. b. TN, father b. TN, mother b. TN

Mason, Sallie, white female age 66, grandparent (mother? illegible written above); widowed. At home, employed 3 mos of census year. Cannot read or write. B. TN, father b. V or VA, mother b. V or VA

ii.

SARAH F. LOWE, b. 31 Jan 1856, Texas; d. 10 Oct 1878, Cedar Hill, Dallas Co, TX; m. ANDREW BRATTON, 10 Oct 1876, Tarrant Co, TX; b. 14 Jan 1853, "Cap" res 310 E. Broad St., Mansfield; d. 17 Mar 1938, Mansfield, Tarrant Co, TX.

Notes for SARAH F. LOWE:
There is a marriage recorded at Ellis County, Texas for Henry G. Brewer and Sarah F. Lowe dated 12 Nov 1857. Obviously this cannot be this Sarah F. Lowe, although I did previously have the information that Sarah married Henry G. Brewer.

I have removed the reference to this second husband, knowing that I should be able to locate the Sarah F. Lowe who DID marry Henry G. Brewer....

Notes for ANDREW BRATTON:
Cap Bratton was a successful businessman in Mansfield. He owned a furniture store at 124 N. Main St., where he also had a funeral business in the back in which funerals were conducted.

	iii.		ANDREW JACKSON LOWE, SR., b. 18 Feb 1858, Texas; d. 04 Jul 1918, Tarrant Co, TX; m. VIOLA FERRELL, 13 Aug 1885, Tarrant Co, TX; 4/40; b. 13 Jan 1868; d. 07 Dec 1919, Tarrant Co, TX.
	iv.		THOMAS J. LOWE, b. Abt. 1860, Texas; d. Aft. 1895, Res Midlothian, TX 1895; m. L. G. ALEXANDER, 04 Dec 1879, Tarrant Co, TX, 2/53; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
	v.		WILLIAM I. LOWE, b. Abt. 1862, Texas; d. Aft. 1920, Res Greer Co, TX 1895.
	vi.		MARTIN D. LOWE, b. Abt. 1865, Texas; d. Aft. 1920, Res Bowie, Montague Co, TX.
	vii.		JESSIE E. LOWE, b. Abt. 1868, Texas; d. 16 Sep 1912, Res 1895 Tarrant Co, TX; m. I. P. DUNN, 04 Dec 1890, Tarrant Co, TX, 6/35; b. Bet. 1865 - 1870; d. Aft. 1920.
	viii.		ADDIE B. LOWE, b. Abt. 1870, Texas; d. Bef. 1920, Res. Mansfield, TX 1895; m. W. RUSSELL BURROUGHS, 27 Dec 1888, Tarrant Co, TX, 5/145; b. Unknown; d. Unknown, Res Mansfield, TX.
	ix.		DELIA MAY LOWE, b. 18 Feb 1877; d. 14 Jun 1975; m. ISAAC W. MCNEELY, Unknown; b. 07 Aug 1876; d. 22 Feb 1936.
	x.		ROSA B. LOWE, b. Abt. 1880, Texas; d. Aft. 1920; m. S. W. BROILES, Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.

221. BENJAMIN HADEN⁸ LOWE (MARY B.⁷ BOYDSTUN, BENJAMIN G.⁶, JAMES⁵, DAVID⁴ BOYDSTON, WILLIAM³ BOYLSTON, THOMAS², THOMAS¹) was born 28 Sep 1830 in Barren Co, KY, and died Feb 1879 in Texas. He married SUSAN ANGELINA COPE 06 May 1858 in Dallas Co, TX - by Wm. C. Hart, JP, daughter of IDDO COPE and NANCY LAMBETH. She was born 18 Sep 1839 in "Lina" "Willie" b. near Quincy, Warren Co, IL (or Morgan Co IL??), and died 18 Mar 1921 in Fell on ice-Amarillo, TX.

Notes for BENJAMIN HADEN LOWE:
Additional information on this family was obtained from
      Nelda Frederick - private famlily records
      Lottie Frederick Bristol - private family records

Married just before Civil War and lived on a farm near Britton, Texas.

Sgt. B.H. Lowe was reported as missing from Company K [30th Texas Cavalry] on 1 Feb 1863. (Record found in History of Ellis County, Texas, Chapter 111, p. 42.) This special order No. 5 was issued at Headquarters, 30th Texas Cavalry, Camp McCullock, and was directed to Sgt. J.F. Bryson and Pvt. J. A. Johnson of Company K to notify Lowe and several others that they must report or be arrested as deserters.

B. H. Lowe signs Oath of Allegiance on 6 July 1867 at Ellis County, Texas.

Benjamin H. Lowe's widow registered the following markings for livestock in Johnson County, Texas, recorded 28 Apr 1883, page 331:

Brand Mark crop and split in right ear. Crop off left ear. Brand 12 on right hip of cattle and left shoulder of horses.

The family of Benjamin H. Lowe can be found on the U.S. Census:
      1860 - Ellis County, TX, 4th District, p. 17, 1 Aug 1860
      1870 - Ellis County, TX, Red Oak Pct., p. 27/349, 21 Jun 1870

The Lowe marker at Pleasant Valley Cemetery is a large slab variety made of grey granite on a cement base. The names and dates of both Susan A. and Benjamin H. are engraved. It is within a curb and in excellent condition.

Notes for SUSAN ANGELINA COPE:
As Susan Angeline Cope Lowe was gone from home when she died, the grandchildren did not all get to go to the funeral. During the time of the service, Miriam (?) was to see that those at home were cleaned up and dressed in their Sunday best and seated in the front parlor. They felt almost like they were at the service.

Marian Cote adds that Susan Angeline was called "Lina" by the Lowes, but was called "Aunt Angie" by the Copes. She is listed on the 1880 census in Johnson County, Texas, Pct. 7, page 390. She died in Amarillo, but is buried in Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Dallas County, TX.

Children of BENJAMIN LOWE and SUSAN COPE are:

THOMAS FRANKLIN⁹ LOWE, b. Abt. 1859, "Doc" or "Frank" b. Texas; d. 18 May 1929, Ringgold, Montague Co, TX; m. (1) MOLLIE WISE, Abt. 1885; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. (2) ANNA DAVIDSON, 1890; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.

Notes for THOMAS FRANKLIN LOWE:
Thomas Franklin Lowe is buried in a cemetery which is east just off U.S 82 near Ringgold, in Montague County, Texas.

ii.

DORA ANN LOWE, b. 31 Aug 1860, or Ann Dora b. Texas; d. 1950, Petrolia, Clay Co, TX; m. THOMAS J. WISE, 25 Dec 1878, Johnson Co, TX; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.

Notes for THOMAS J. WISE:
Previous to contact with Marian Cote, I had only Tom Wise. She supplies the full name, apparently information sent to her by Maurine Key. I had correspondence with Maurine in the mid 1980s.

	iii.		ALICE ROSETTA LOWE, b. 17 Apr 1862, Ellis Co, TX; d. Sep 1946, Mansfield, Tarrant Co, TX; m. ELISHA RUFUS FREDERICK, 22 Jun 1882; b. 1854; d. 1892, between Venus & Lillian, Johnson Co, TX.
	iv.		ELLA M. LOWE, b. Jun 1866, or 1864 b. Texas; d. 1930, Hereford, TX; m. BRYCE B. COSTON, 28 Aug 1882, Johnson Co, TX [or 3 Sep?); b. Unknown; d. Unknown.

Notes for ELLA M. LOWE:
This child (from the age) was named "Maggie" on the 1870 census. All family records name her Ella, and since there is another child named "Margaret" it is clear there is a problem here. Since information is available on both Ella and Margaret it is assumed Ella's name has a version of Margaret in it also.

Further, the closeness in age to Ezra suggests that either the birth year is wrong or she is a twin to Ezra Eddy.

Notes for BRYCE B. COSTON:
Bryce B. Coston and wife later moved to Hereford and talked his mother-in-law and Bessie, before her marriage, to move to Hereford also.

	v.		EZRA EDWARD LOWE, b. 24 Jul 1866, Texas; d. 13 Jul 1871, Cedar Hill, Dallas Co, TX.
	vi.		SAMUEL G. LOWE, b. 11 Jul 1868, Texas (or middle initial "S" ?); d. 1934, Lawton, OK; m. SALLIE A. SHAW, Abt. 1896; b. Abt. 1875; d. Unknown.
	vii.		NANCY LULA LOWE, b. 05 Jun 1870, Texas; d. 1959, Baird, TX; m. WILEY M. JAMES, 13 Nov 1887; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
	viii.		MARGARET MAY LOWE, b. 03 Jun 1872, "Maggie" b. Texas; d. 04 Nov 1955, Amarillo, TX; m. J. RUTLEDGE WALLACE, 09 Jun 1895; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
	ix.		EMMA ADELIA LOWE, b. 11 Jul 1875, or 1874, some sources. b. Texas; d. 03 Jul 1893; m. ELI ROBERSON BALL, 20 Dec 1891; b. 25 Oct 1872, Pleasant Point, Tarrant Co, TX; d. 1951, prob Mansfield, Tarrant Co, TX.
	x.		HAYDEN MACK VERDE LOWE, b. 02 Apr 1877, Venus, Johnson Co, TX; d. 27 Oct 1957; m. AFTON OMEGA COOPER, 15 Jan 1898, near Mansfield, Tarrant Co, TX; b. 05 Jan 1880, "Oma" b. Ebinezer, Madison Co, TN; d. 06 Sep 1951.
	xi.		BESSIE LEE LOWE, b. 03 Jul 1880, some sources say 1881; some 1879, b. Texas; d. 15 Sep 1915, Hereford, Deaf Smith Co, TX; m. HUGH LEE WITHERSPOON, 04 Nov 1903; b. 14 Feb 1883; d. 24 Dec 1954, Deaf Smith Co, TX.

222. ISAAC WALKER⁸ LOWE, JR. (MARY B.⁷ BOYDSTUN, BENJAMIN G.⁶, JAMES⁵, DAVID⁴ BOYDSTON, WILLIAM³ BOYLSTON, THOMAS², THOMAS¹) was born 11 May 1832 in Kentucky, and died 08 Apr 1907 in Dallas Co, TX. He married MARTHA J. BRYSON 28 Mar 1860 in Ellis Co, TX, B/50. She was born 26 May 1844 in near Nashville, Murray Co, TN, and died 22 Feb 1925 in Dallas Co, TX.

Notes for ISAAC WALKER LOWE, JR.:
Isaac Walker Lowe, Jr. can be found with his family on the U.S. Census:
      1870 - Dallas County, TX Pct. 2, Dallas, P.O. p. 1
      1880 - Dallas County, TX 3rd Pct. ED 67, p.1

R. M. Lowe:

Grandpa Isaac Walker Lowe (Irish). "Old Hickory" was born on May 11, 1832, in Kentucky. He died April 8, 1909 in Cedar Hill, Texas. Grandpa was buried in the cemetery he donated, "Lowe cemetery," on Texas Plume Road, about one mile south and two miles west of Cedar Hill, Texas.

: Jacob Boydstun donated the land for this cemetery, and it was sometimes called "Holland" cemetery, but was better known and still is, as Pleasant Valley Cemetery. mrb\

In 1860, Grandpa Lowe married Martha J. Bryson in Kentucky. The Civil War broke out the next year, and Grandpa joined up with Confederate General Stonewall Jackson's outfit. The rule was that the Southern soldiers had to furnish their own mounts. Grandpa Lowe rode his own mule all during the war.

Grandpa said that if it hadn't been for the chivalry of a group of Northern soldiers, the Lowe clan, on his side, would never have existed. This is the way he told it: "We were following our Captain on what we thought was a surprise attack on a small encampment of the enemy, but the joke turned out to be on us. Somehow they found out we were coming and called up reinforcements. We bore down with the speed and noise of a tornado, expecting to ride roughshod right over them. When we got within about 500 yards from their lines, our commander sensed that we were outmanned, probably two to one. He immediately ordered a retreat. Every man and horse in the outfit turned on a dime and headed in the opposite direction, all, I say, except my stubborn mule. He was so carried away with the project, and had the bit so firmly clamped in his mouth that no matter what I did I couldn't turn him. He was headed straight into a hive of Northern soldiers and nothing short of an oak tree could stop him. I was prepared for my last look at things. God must have got on that old mule with me and brought about a miracle. The Northern boys all of a sudden realized my sad predicament, and it tickled them. Instead of shooting, they jerked off their coats and began swinging them around and around. That violent action spooked the mule and he turned around. I think that at that momemt he got it through his thick head, the mess we were in. He almost changed ends getting out of there. I fully expected to be shot in the back, but when I didn't feel anything, I turned and looked back. The whole army was jumping up and down and laughing. I felt so grateful for my deliverance that I took off my hat, swung it in a circle, and bowed my head in acknowledgement of their kind act." Until the day he died, no one ever heard Grandpa Lowe say an unkind thing about a Northern soldier.

Sometime after the Civil War was over around 1865, Grandpa Lowe loaded his family and two slaves (they insisted on staying with him) into covered wagons and headed for Memphis, Tenn. After ferring the big Mississippi River into Arkansas, the wagon train headed for Texas. There were a lot of up and down hills between the river and Dallas, but they made it OK. At that time, Dallas was just a few stores and a blacksmith shop along the east bank of the Trinity River. After man and beasts were rested, the trip was resumed. About twenty five miles southwest of Dallas they came to the village of Cedar Hill, and decided to try it there for awhile. Grandpa Lowe was a rail splitter and farmer and didn't like living in town. He finally found a farm about three miles from town that suited him, bought it, and moved out there. After he got settled, the next thing he did was to lay out a small cemetery on the banks of a quiet running creek that traversed his farm. Later on he built a modest little church in front of the cemetery. The first one to be buried in the "Lowe Cemetery" was a man named Benjamin Lowe. I don't know what relation he was to us, but he's still there.

The deed for Grandpa's farm was granted by a Mr. Loveless, known thereabouts a (The law west of Dallas). Later on, in a shady deal, he beat Grandpa out of some cattle, but that's still another story.

MRB Note: Both Isaac Walker Lowe Jr. and Isaac Walker Lowe Sr. as well as Benjamin Hayden Lowe, are buried at Pleasant Valley Cemetery. Why R. M. Lowe believed Isaac Lowe gave the land for this cemetery cannot be determined. It was on the original patent to Jacob G. Boydstun. Benjamin Lowe's grave is not the first one buried there, it is the son of Jacob Boydstun. "Mr. Loveless" was not an original patentee in the immediate vicinity of Jacob Boydstun's patent, and without further research into the land records, it cannot be determined at this time exactly where the land owned by Isaac W. Lowe, Jr. was.\\

Notes for MARTHA J. BRYSON:
Related to J.F. Bryson? (see widow's pension application) and perhaps Mary E. Baggett, dau. of E. Bryson of Ellis County, Texas. (from History of Dallas County); bio is of W.S. Ricketts, who married 2nd 19 Jul 1880 to Mrs. Mary E. Baggett. They had two sons, Jefferson S. and Lonzo B. She by time of writing has died, and two sons and one daughter are living at Clayton, NM, the other members of the family in Dallas and Ellis County, TX. First wife was Sarah A. Wampler, daughter of Thomas J. and Nancy (Ray) Wampler, natives of Pennsylvania, who came to Texas in 1848. They had nine children, seven of whom were living at writing (about 1894): James M.; Luther W.; Martha E. (deceased); Nancy J. (deceased); Mary, William A.; Ruth A.; Thomas Z; and David S. Subject of bio, W.S. Ricketts born in Warren Co. KY near Bowling Green, a son of Zedekiah and Margaret (Dews) Ricketts, natives of Maryland and Virginia, respectively. W. S. was the fourth of 8 children and was born 19 Nov 1824. Came to Dallas Co, TX 6 Apr 1847 with his father and family. Went to California about 1850 and was a successful miner; returned to Texas in 1853 and bought stock and land. Married first wife, who later died. Supplied beef to the Confederate Army for 2-1/2 years.

Martha Bryson applies for pension "For Use of Widows of Soldiers Who are in Indigent Circumstances" stating she was married on 29 Mar 1860 in Ellis County, Texas, and that he served in the military service of the Confederate States and he did not desert his service.

She was at this time 66 years old, born in Murray Co, Tenn, near Nashville, having lived in the state of Texas about 60 years, about 35 of those years at Cedar Hill, Dallas County, Texas.

She states her husband's full name was Isaac Walker Lowe, died 8 Apr 1907, and entered the service at Tarrant County, Texas. He entered service in the spring of 1862, discharged spring of 1865. Served in Gentry's (or Gurley's) Regiment, Gen. Gano's Brigade, Cavalry, not transfurred. Served as a private in Capt. Murray Lee's Company.

She makes her mark 30 Aug 1910, witnessed by M. T. Rape and (Bill Gans?) Further, J.F. Bryson attests that he has known her all her live, signed in very shaky hand.


Children of ISAAC LOWE and MARTHA BRYSON are:

TEXAS ANNE⁹ LOWE, b. 28 Jun 1861, Texas; d. 11 Nov 1932, Baird, Callahan Co, TX; m. STEPHEN ARNOLD DOUGLAS GROUND, 17 Oct 1878, Ellis Co, TX, P.W. Lowe, JP; b. 23 Feb 1858, Texas; d. 06 Feb 1928, Baird, Callahan Co, TX.

Notes for STEPHEN ARNOLD DOUGLAS GROUND:
Cemetery at Baird can be found by going north of I-20 at Baird exit quarter mile, turn into left cemetery. Ground plot is first on right. Was recently (in 1987) improved and all good stones).
Burials (other than those identified):
Mrs. Mabel Green 10 Dec 1907 - 6 Oct 1931
Cecil Ground, Tx Pvt 3021 Base Unit AAF WWII
4 Oct 1905 - 12 Feb 1969
Willie Letha Ground 1 Jul 1885 - 8 Jun 1950

Marriages in Callahan County, unidentified:
Maggie Grounds & Richard Ihlenfeldt - 5 Jan 1924, Baird, TX
C. C. Ground & Miss Odessa Conlee - 19 Dec 1935, Rev. J. H. Dean
Leonard Ground & Jane Bratton - 21 Oct 1935, G. H. Corn, JP

Births in Callahan County, unidentified:
Male Baby Ground b. 1 Oct 1921
father R. W. Ground of Baird, age 39, truck driver b. TX
mother Letha Johnson of Baird, age 36 b. TX housewife
a correction filed 7 Feb 1941, but not found.

Stephen A. D. Ground and family can be found on the US Census:
1880 - Dallas Co, TX, Pct. 6, p. 1 or 2
1900 - Nolan Co, TX, Pct. 2
Ground, Stephen 42M head b. Feb 1858 TX md 21 yrs
Ground, Texannie 38F wife b. Jun 1861 TX md 21 yrs 5/4ch
Ground, Robert W. 17M son b. Aug 1882
Ground Claudia L. 11M son b. Jun 1888 TX
Ground, Ethel J. 9F dau b. Jul 1890 TX
Ground Earl V. 6M son b. Apr 1894 TX

Copeland, Julia 58F head widow b. Jan 1842 6/5ch
Richardson, Squire C. 22M g-son b. Oct 1877
Richardson, Sanford Q. 19M g-son b. Nov 1880

Sweetwater, TX Cemetery:
Julia A. Copeland (Julia Ann Grounds) 12 Feb 1835 - 7 Jun 1920
(birth date error?)
S. Q. Richardson 1870 - 1954
(See Fulton Co, AR 1850 US Census)

The above census and cemetery records appeared in Ground-Grounds Family Association Newsletter Vol. IV, No. 3, p. 3, submitted by Shonna Lawhorn of Sweetwater, Texas. It was unclear if Stephen Ground and Julia Copeland were living in the same dwelling in Noland County, and the source of the information that Julia A. Copeland was a Ground(s) was not given. When I recorded this census, I did not record Julia Copeland, which makes me think the connection comes from elsewhere.

Ellis County, Texas Deeds, Waxahachie, Texas
Grantor Index, E-G, from 1845

Texanna Ground and S. A. D. Ground to A. A. Story by deed. Vol. 75, p. 69. Three parcels of land. 108 acres Jorday Powers Survey, 18 acres J. L. Blanton Survey, 22 acres Robert Hosford Survey. Inst. 4 Nov 1893, filed 28 Nov 1893./

A grandson of this couple:

Aubrey Arnold Ground, living in Odessa, Texas in 1986. He is married and has two sons:
Robert Walker Ground, then living in Paris, France, an actor
Norman Bryan Ground, md to Judy Cottrell & living in Burleson, TX

	ii.		ISAAC E. LOWE, b. 05 Jan 1863, Texas (Elmer?); d. Unknown; m. MOLLIE ROBINSON, 20 Jul 1883; b. 23 May 1863; d. 06 Nov 1899.
	iii.		LEWIS ALBERT LOWE, b. 01 Jan 1866, Texas; d. 26 Apr 1966; m. MARY L. RAPE, 20 Jul 1886; b. 1866, Texas; d. Unknown.
	iv.		EMMA SUE LOWE, b. 17 Jan 1866, Texas; believe twin to Lewis, in spite of diff. dates; d. 23 Jan 1868, Bd. Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Dallas Co, TX, Row 10, Lot 14.
	v.		ELLA E. LOWE, b. 23 Apr 1869, Called "Eppa J" by R. M. Lowe - b. Texas; d. 19 Jun 1892; m. TOM TERRY, Dec 1888; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
	vi.		HENRY C. LOWE, b. 29 Apr 1871, Texas; d. 22 Sep 1891.
	vii.		RINDA M. LOWE, b. 05 Feb 1875, "Rinnie" b. Texas; d. 14 Feb 1894, bd. Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Dallas Co, TX, Row 22, Lot 11; m. M. F. CAVANAUGH, 11 May 1893; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
	viii.		DAVID WALKER LOWE, b. 27 Jan 1880, Wyatt, Texas; a station agent, Santa Fe RR; d. 18 Apr 1931, Las Vegas, Clark Co, NV, bd. Woodlawn Cemetery; m. FRANCES COLUMBUS KINCAID, 31 Jan 1904, Venus, Johnson Co, TX; b. 13 Sep 1882, Hillsboro, TX; d. Aft. 1972, Res Snyder, OK 1972.

Notes for FRANCES COLUMBUS KINCAID:
R. M. Lowe:

Today, at 90 years of age (in 1972) Mom lives in a rest home in Snyder, Okla. and can out wrestle anybody on her floor.

	ix.		WARREN ELMER LOWE, b. 21 Apr 1882, Texas; a Texas Ranger 1906-1936; d. 1952, bd. Abiline TX; m. JIMMIE CLAY SEDBERRY, 31 Oct 1915; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.
	x.		VERDA A. LOWE, b. 28 Dec 1884, Texas; d. Aft. 1920, Res Woodward OK 1920; m. SAM MOBLEY, Unknown, Cleburne, Johnson Co, TX; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.

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