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m. 19 Jul 1778 Reformed Church, Frederick County, Maryland
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NOTE: There are some researchers that do not believe that the Andrew Lowe that married Anna Maria Beckenbach in Frederick County, Maryland is the same Andrew Lowe that later showed up in Tennessee and later died in Bledsoe County, Tennessee in 1838. Some researchers also believe that Andrew MAY have had a third marriage to a Rebecca (unknown surname), due to the reference of Andrew's daughter Rebecca as "Rebecca Jr." in a record. Since the courthouse in Bledsoe County, Tennessee burnt down in 1908 and contained records since 1808, many of the records of Andrew Lowe's family were undoubtedly destroyed in this fire. There are however court records detaiing a suit brought by Andrew's children against his second wife Amy (Randolph) Lowe that have helped to reconstruct some details of his family. More research is needed to conclusively prove that Andrew Lowe in Frederick County, Maryland (and married Anna Maria Beckenbach) is the same Andrew Lowe that later married Amy Emerine Randolph and died in Bledsoe County, Tennessee in 1838.
Notes on Andrew Lowe's first marriage to Anna Maria Beckenbach: Andrew R. Lowe married Anna Marie Beckenbach on 7/18/1778 in Fredericktown, Frederick County, Maryland. (Source: Marriage Records of the Reformed Church of Frederick, Maryland). There is conflicting information on Anna Marie's parentage. The book by Edwin Brace and other sources (World Family Tree, Cd#6, Tree #3800, and Ancestry.com tree submitted by PVRadcliff@aol.com) claim that Andrew Lowe married Anna Maria Peckenpaugh, born about 1743-1747 in Eiterbach, Heidelberg, Germany, who was the daughter of Johann Adam2 Beckenbach, II (Johannes1), b. 1682 in Germany, and Anna Maria Schmidt. Other sources claim that she was born on February 17, 1758 in Middleton Valley, Frederick County, Maryland (source: World Family Tree, Cd#3, Tree #1392), the daughter of George Leonhardt Beckenbach , b. Abt. 1730 in Eiterbach, Hesse, Germany and Anna Maria Haverly. George Leonhardt Beckenbach and Johann Adam Beckenbach are listed as sons of Johann Adam Beckenbach, b. December 28, 1682 in Eiterbach, Heidelberg, Baden, Germany, and Anna Maria Schmidt, b. 1686 in Wunschmichelbach, Hesse, Germany (source: Family Tree Maker Home Page: "The John Farley Descendants Home Page" of Cheryl Ann Harnack, P.O. Box 317, Seaside, Oregon 97138, e-mail: prodesgn@aone.com) Anna Marie (Beckenbach) Lowe died in 1822, her will dated November 4, 1822, and probated November 19, 1822, leaving her entire estate to her daughter Catherine Houck, wife of Jacob Houck of Rockingham County, Virginia. Her will stated that: "the income was to be paid to Catherine during her life, and at the time of her death the money was to be divided so that Cyrus Houck would get 2 parts, and each of the other grandchildren 1 part of the equal parts into which the money was to be divided…" Most of the information on the Beckenbach (Peckenpaugh) family is apparently from the book "Peckinpaughs, Pickenpaughs, Beckenbaughs, Peckinpahs, and Peckenpaughs", 1984 Edition. written by Edwin T. & Atha Peckenpaugh Brace. It would appear based upon the evidence to date that Anna Maria was most probably the daughter of Johann Adam Beckenbach, and not George Leonhardt Beckenbach.
Children from first marriage, born in Maryland (source: Steve Rivkin, e-mail: SRivkin742@aol.com): i. Mary Ann Lowe, b. 1780, Frederick County, Maryland ii. John Lowe, b. 1782, Frederick County, Maryland. There is a John Lowe listed in the 1850 census in Bledsoe County, Tennessee, age 70, born Tennessee, with: Elizabeth, age 55, born North Carolina, and James 24 (b. 1826), Isaac 19 (b. 1831), Martha 17 (b. 1833). This is most likely the same John Lowe, more research is necessary. Probable child of John Lowe:
census in Bledsoe County, Tennessee - John, age 45, b. Tennessee; Sarah, age 38, b. Kentucky; and children: Andrew R. 18, John H. 17, Fanny J. 16; Margaret M. 15, Samuel C. 12, James M. 10. It is probable that this John Lowe is the son of John2 Lowe (Andrew R.1), born in Maryland. Based on his age, John2 would have been the only son of Andrew R. Lowe old enough to have been the father of this John Lowe. Also the fact that this John Lowe apparently named his eldest son Andrew R. Lowe (assumed to be named after his grandfather), also adds circumstantial evidence to his placement here. More research is necessary.
iii. Catherine Lowe, b. 1783, Frederick County, Maryland. As listed in her mother's will, Catherine married Jacob Houck of Rockingham County, Virginia. Child of Jacob and Catherine: a. Cyrus Houck, no further info. b. Other children , no info. iv. Elizabeth Lowe, b. 1785, Frederick County, Maryland, d. 1789, Frederick County, Maryland v. George Frederick Lowe, b. 1788, Frederick County, Maryland, d. 1789, Frederick County, Maryland
Name of head of family: Lowe, Andrew Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of households: 5 Free white males under 16 years: 2 Free white females, including heads of families: 3
In this lawsuit, Amy states that she is the widow and relict of Andrew R. Lowe and makes her claim which includes land in Bledsoe County where Andrew R. Lowe died. She was awarded one-third of the said Andrew R. Lowe's property. At a later session, Amy complains that she has not received her award. The last entry lists the parties in the lawsuit: Amy Lowe vs. James Orme, Andrew Lowe, Administrators Samuel C. Lowe John Kimmer and his wife Elizabeth (Lowe) Henry Sherrill and his wife Rebecca (Lowe) John Lowe Moses Lowe and (Amy's children by Andrew R. Lowe): William Lowe James Lowe (minors by their Guardian William Thomas)
Children from First Marriage, born in Tennessee:
ii. Andrew Lowe, b. 1793, Tennessee, d. 1868 in Rhea County Tennessee, married Jane 4 Witten abt. 1815 in Tennessee. Jane Witten, b. July 27, 1797, d. December 20, 1855, was the daughter of William Stanley3 Witton (Thomas2, William1) and Letitia2 Laird (James1). Andrew and his family were listed in the 1850 census in Bledsoe County, Tennessee - Andrew, age 56, b. Tennessee; Jane, age 52, b. Virginia, and Kizziah 25, William Witten 22, Jane T. 20, Mary T. 17, Malinda 14, James A. 12, Samuel H. Dickey 24, and Hardy Cox 15.
Hunt Sherrill, b. 1799, Georgia, d. 1885, Bledsoe County, Tennessee. (Source: Gendex search) Henry Hunt Sherrill was the son of Adam5 Sherrill, (Samuel4, Adam3, William2, Samuel1) b. March 10, 1758, Rowan County, North Carolina, d. June, 1828 in Russelville County, Georgia and Rebecca2 Kilgore (Charles1), b. bet 1765-1767 in Orange County, North Carolina, d. aft 1850. Adam5 Sherrill and Charles1 Kilgore both served in the Revolutionary War in the "Battle of King's Mountain" (Source: "The King's Mountain Men", by Katherine Keogh White, Genealogical Publishing, Baltimore, Maryland, 1985). (Note: World Family Tree, Cd#10, Tree #3164, indicates that Henry Hunt Sherrill was a son of George Davidson4 Sherrill (Adam3, William2, Samuel1), but this appears to be inaccurate).
Children of Henry Hunt Sherrill and Rebecca: (Source: Gendex search)
Children of Samuel and Elizabeth McKinney: (source: Ina Lowe and Mary & Don Bell)
6, 1927 in Cullman, Cullman County, Alabama. James Lowe married Susan Henry on July 4, 1859 in Cooksville, Putnam County, Tennessee. James was a Captain in the Union Army during the Civil War and was a publisher of the "Crossville Tribune" in February of 1878 and a writer for the Crossville Chronicle in 1905 and before 1922.
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