Person:Vincent Lowe (2)

Posted by Pat Bishop Obrist on October 02, 1998 at 17:25:13:

In Reply to: Re: lowe family 1600s 1700s md. posted by Don Lowe on September 07, 1998 at 14:20:53:

Dear Lowe researchers, I believe that Col. Henry LOWE, of Derby, Eng. who came to MD in 1674 may be the son of Vincent LOWE & Anne CAVENDISH. Henry LOWE (c1638-1717). Notice the WFT Vol. 6 #2624 and Vol 6# 3826. I have just begun to find supporting evidence. Pat Bishop Obrist

DENBY PARISH

Denby, Derbyshire, England Parish Register

(Excerpted from IGI, FamilySearch.Org, Film or fiche number: 0823622, Denby, Derbyshire, England, christenings and burials, 1573-1812 Church of England. Parish Church of Denby (Derbyshire))

2 Apr 1616 Denby, Derby, England. Christened: John LOWE, s/o Vincent LO 2 Aug 1618 Denby, Derby, England. Christened: Anne LOWE, d/o Vincent LO 15 Apr 1621 Denby, Derby, England. Christened: Jane LOWE, d/o Vincent LOWE 8 Jun 1623 Denby, Derby, England. Christened: Patrick LOW, s/o Vincent LOW 2 Nov 1628 Denby, Derby, England, Christened: Henry LOW, s/o Vincent LOW 30 Sep 1632 Denby, Derby, England. Christened: Vincent LOW, s/o Vincent LOW 14 Oct 1633 Denby, Derby, England. Christened: Jane LOWE, d/o Vincent LOWE 14 Jul 1639 Denby, Derby, England. Christened: Nicholas LOWE, s/o Vincent and Anne LOWE 17 Dec 1644 Denby, Derby, England. Christened: Patrick LOW, s/o Vincent LOW

http://cu.quik.com/clark4/lowe.htm

Vincent Lowe and Anne Cavendish, illegitimate daughter (by ----) of Henry Cavendish (husband of Grace Talbot), son of Sir William Cavendish and Elizabeth Hardwick, the well-known "Bess of Hardwick," Countess of Shrewsbury, adventuress (Sir William was the second of four husbands), daughter of John Hardwick and Elizabeth Leke.

The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants by Gary B. Roberts p 161 lists: Vincent & Ann Cavendish had: Jane Lowe (Lady Baltimore) John Lowe Nicholas Lowe

Colonial Families, p. 168-9 mentions Vincent Lowe who m. Ann Cavendish Lowe had:

1. John LOWE married Catherine PILKINGTON

2. Grace LOWE

3. Anne LOWE

3. Elizabeth LOWE

4. Dorothy LOWE

5. Jane LOWE (Lady Baltimore) of Md. married (1) Henry Sewall, secretary of Md., nephew of Sir William Dugdale the antiquarian and genealogist; (2) Charles Calvert, 3rd Baron Baltimore (1637-1715), Colonial governor of Md., Henry Sewall was the son of Richard Sewall and Mary Dugdale. Henry was b. 1628 and died 1665. He married Lady Jane Lowe in 1654. She died 1/1701 at St. Giles, Middlesex, England where she moved with Charles Calvert after she married him in 1666. She was the dau. of Vincent Lowe and Ann Cavendish.

6. Mary LOWE

http://www.combs-families.org/combs/records/england/dby/ According to The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants to the American Colonies or the United States by Gary Boyd Roberts, 1993, pg 161-162, as excerpted by Combs researcher Vince Griffin, the ancestry of the Lowes of Maryland is:

1.     Edward III, King of England, d. 1377 = Philippa of Hainault
2.     John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster = Blanche PLANTAGENET
3.     Elizabeth PLANTAGENET = John HOLAND, 1st Duke of Exeter,
       half-brother of Richard II, King of England
4.     Constance HOLAND = Sir John GREY of Ruthin
5.     Alice GREY = Sir William KNYVETT (Knevet)
6.     Anne KNYVETT (KNEVET) = John THWAITES
7.     Christopher THWAITES = Joan ----
8.     William THWAITES = Alice GARNEYS
9.     Winifred THWAITES = Sir George PIERPONT
10.    Isabella PIERPONT = Sir Joh HARPUR
11.    Jane HARPUR = Patrick LOWE
12.    Vincent LOWE = Anne CAVENDISH, illegitimate daughter 
       (by ----) of Henry CAVENDISH (husband of Grace TALBOT), s
       of Sir William CAVENDISH and Elizabeth HARDWICK, the 
       well-known "Bess of Hardwick," Countess of Shrewsbury, 
       adventuress (Sir William was the second of four husbands
       daughter of John HARDWICK and Elizabeth LEKE, ARD, SETH
13.    Jane LOWE of Md. = (1) Henry SEWALL, secretary of Md., neph
       of Sir William DUGDALE the antiquarian and genealogist; (
       Charles CALVERT, 3rd Baron Baltimore (1637-1715), coloni
       governor of Md., ARD, SETH.
13.    John LOWE = Catherine PILKINGTON
14.    Nicholas LOWE of Md. = Mrs. Elizabeth ROE Combes
14.    Henry LOWE of Md. = Mrs. Susannah Maria BENNETT Darnall,
       daughter of Richard BENNETT, Jr., governor of Va.  
       and Md., and Henrietta Maria NEALE, daughter of James NEA
       of Md., ARD, SETH, and Anna Maria GILL. 
       (Note: Nicholas and Vincent LOWE, younger brothers of La
       Baltimore, also came to Md., and Vincent married Elizabe
       FOSTER.  Neither brother however, left NDTPS).

Sources: NGSQ 51(1963):32-43 (Lowe) and "The Reliquary" 22 (1881-82):241-42 (Hardwick); "Glover", vol. 2, pp. 184-85 (Harpur), "Thoroton", vol. 1, p. 176 (Pierpont) plus Thwaites and Knyvett (Knevet) research in English primary sources, esp. Wills, by Brice McAdoo Clagett and Neil D. Thompsom, to be incorporated into the former's forthcoming "Seven Centuries: Ancestors for Twenty Generations of John Brice de Treville Clagett and Ann Calvert Brooke Clagett", and likely also to be published as a separate monograph; Rev. GH. Dashwood, "Visitation of Norfolk in the Year 1563", vol. 1 (1878) pp. 118-19 (Thwaites), plus "Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem", 2nc ser., vol. III, 1504-1509 (1955), pp. 168-70 (1506 IPM of John Thwaites) and Walter C. Metcalfe, ed., "Visitations of Suffolk, 1561, 1577 and 1612" (1882) p. 32 (Garneys); "Blomefield", vol. 1, pp. 378-79 (Knevet); CP (Grey of Ruthin, Exeter). http://www.usigs.org/library/blackwell/lowe.htm#Henry V . Vincent Law/Low of Denby Esq. married Anne Cavendish dau. of William Cavendish and had issue:

John Law Patt\rick Law Henry Law married Prudence Lowe dau. of John Lowe of Owlgrave. Vincent Law; Nicholas Law Grace Law; Jane Law; Dorothy Law; Mary Law

1. ↑ Bowie, Effie Gwynn. Across the Years in Prince George's County, a Genealogical and Biographical History of some Prince George's Co. (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1975)
   pg. 528.
2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 Parran, Alice Norris. Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families, Vol. I. (pub. 1938)
   pg. 76.