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Amy Emerine "Cannon" Randolph
b.21 Sep 1816 Buncombe County, North Carolina
d.19 Apr 1899 Slickford, Wayne, Kentucky, USA
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m. 1790
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m. 13 Oct 1833
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m. Abt 1840
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[edit] About Amy Emerine RandolphBledsoe County Circuit Court - July 12, 1838 Petition for Dower Amy Lowe (vs) Andrew Lowe & others Came the petitioner by her councel and on his motion the petitioner is allowed to amend her petition by making James Lowe a Minor heir a defendant to this suit, And that William Thomas be appointed guardian Pendente ? Site ? to William D. Lowe and James Lowe Minor heirs of Andrew R. Lowe deceased. And that notice issue to the said Wm Thomas to defend & c. From Bledsoe County, Tennessee, Circuit Court Minutes: Thursday March 12, 1840 Amy Lowe ) vs. ) The Heirs of ) Andrew R. Lowe & ) Administrators ) Came Amy Lowe and having presented her petition as the widow and relict of Andrew R. Lowe deceased for dower setting forth the nature of her claim and particularly specifying the land tenements and hereditamants, of which her husband signed and possessed, and praying his dower to be allotted to her notice having heretofore given to the Heirs & Administrators of the said Andrew R. Lowe and it appearing that the land lies in Bledsoe county where said Andrew R. Lowe died. Thursday 12 March 1840. Whereupon it is ordered by the Court that the Sheriff of Bledsoe County Summon five Free holders connected with the parties neither my consanguenety or affinity, and entirely disinterested, who uon oath which oath the Sheriff is hereby empowered to administor shall allot, and set off to the said Amy Lowe sidow aforesaid one third part of all the lands tenements & herehitaments of which her husband Andrew R. Low was so as aforesaid seized or possessed and put the said widow in possession on the same and make report to the next term of this Court - Bledsoe County Court Minutes - April Session 1846: p. 435, Ordered that Amy Lowe, widow and relict of Andrew R. Lowe, be allowed the sum of Seventy Dollars for support and raising her two children, to be paid out of a claim she owes the estate of said Andrew R. Lowe, deceased. Divorce from David Norris: On the pension application of Mary Hyder VanHoy, David Norris's second wife, the following information: "Mary Hyder VanHoy married David Norris at the home of a Hale in Cumberland County, Tennessee. David was divorced in 1866/67 at Crossville, Tennessee, from Amy Lowe, who was a widow when he married her. He charged her, Amy Lowe, with adultry". From "Mother's Application for Army Pension" which Amy filed after the death of her son, James S. Lowe: "On this 2nd day of July,1875, before me personally appeared Amy Lowe of the county and state aforesaid who being duly sworn according to law deposed and says David Norris to whom she had supposed herself legally married, entered the service of the United States on or about the 10th day of March 1865, calling her Amy Lowe and informing her that their marriage was null and void and that he did not intend to live with her anymore. She further states that said David Norris abandoned her before he entered the service and has not lived with her since. She further states that the letter the said David Norris wrote to her as above stated is lost or mislaid and cannot be found. She further states that David Norris abandoned her April the 9th, 1861." Subscribed and sworn to before me by Amy Lowe this 26th day of July, 1875 Jabez Edwards, J.P. References
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