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Facts and Events
References
- ↑ # ID: I1381
# Name: Pinckney C. LOWE
# Surname: Lowe
# Given Name: Pinckney C.
# Sex: M
# Birth: 19 Mar 1836 in South Carolina
# Death: 5 Mar 1875 in Aberdeen, Monroe County, Mississippi
# Note: DEATH: Pinkney Lowe was shot and killed for telling a joke about a man at a "Log Rollin' ge t together". The man threatened to kill the men for telling the joke but Pinkney didn't see m worried about it. The next morning Pinkney fixed a turn of corn and went to the mill. On h is way home he was confronted by the man who had threatened him and was shot and killed. A po sse was formed and they chased the killer down and killed him as he attempted to swim the Tom bigbee River to freedom. This information was obtained from a letter written by Marvin Jackso n and later given to Anita Falkner.
# Change Date: 25 Apr 2003 at 22:31:11
Father: John Obediah LOWE b: 1813 in South Carolina
Mother: Mahala Jane FLOWERS b: 8 May 1816 in ,South Carolina
Marriage 1 Rosanna Jane BREWER b: ABT 1839
* Married: 19 Nov 1863 in St. Clair County,Alabama 1
Children
1. Vinnie Louvina LOWE
2. Drucilla Artimiss LOWE b: ABT 1870
3. Sarah LOWE b: ABT 1872
4. Mary Annie Amanda Elizabeth LOWE b: 13 May 1875 in St. Clair County, Alabama
source:
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mpuckett&id=I1381 - ↑ Pinkney C. LOWE was born on 19 Mar 1836 in South Carolina. (9701) He was born on 19 Mar 1836 in South Carolina. (9702) He was buried in Mar 1875 in Mississippi. (9703) He was buried in Mar 1875 in Mississippi. (9704) He died on 5 Mar 1875 in Aberdeen, Monroe County, Mississippi. (9705) He died on 5 Mar 1875 in Aberdeen, Monroe County, Mississippi.(9706) He has reference number 2. [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 4, Ed. 1, Tree #0084, Date of Import: 27 Feb 1999]
CENSUS: St. Clair, AL; Dec 2, 1850; FHL Film # 442,866; pg. 453; Census data shows that Pinkney was 13 yrs old and living with his full brother John D. Lowe and step-father, Aziel Norris and Mother Mahala J. Flowers. Also residing in the house were his half-brothers & sisters by the name of Norris.
DEATH: Pinkney Lowe was shot and killed for telling a joke about a man at a "Log Rollin' get together". The man threatened to kill the men for telling the joke but Pinkney didn't seem worried about it. The next morning Pinkney fixed a turn of corn and went to the mill. On his way home he was confronted
by the man who had threatened him and was shot and killed. A possy was formed and they chased the killer down and killed him as he attempted to swim the Tom Bigbee River to freedom. This information was obtained from a letter written by Marvin Jackson and later given to Anita Falkner.
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St. Clair, AL; Dec 2, 1850; FHL Film # 442,866; pg. 453; Census data shows that Pinkney was 13 yrs old and living with his full brother John D. Lowe and step-father, Aziel Norris and Mother Mahala J. Flowers. Also residing in the house were his half-brothers & sisters by the name of Norris.
Pinkney Lowe was shot and killed for telling a joke about a man at a "Log Rollin' get together". The man threatened to kill the men for telling the joke but Pinkney didn't seem worried about it. The next morning Pinkney fixed a turn of corn and went to the mill. On his way home he was confronted by the man who had threatened him and was shot and killed. A possy was formed and they chased the killer down and killed him as he attempted to swim the Tom Bigbee River to freedom. This information was obtained from a letter written by Marvin Jackson and later given to Anita Falkner. Parents: John Obediah LOWE and Mahala J. FLOWERS.
He was married to Rosana Jane BREWER on 15 Nov 1863 in Saint Clair County, Alabama.(9707) He was married to Rosana Jane BREWER on 15 Nov 1863 in Saint Clair County, Alabama.(9708) Children were: Lou Vinnia LOWE, Drusillar Artimiss LOWE, Sallie J. LOWE, Mary E. LOWE.
source:
http://members.fortunecity.com/randall_fields/d218.htm#P9036
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01mar2006
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