Lowden - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Lucy Lowden from CT

Atreegrowsinbrooklyn — 2009-10-14 00:57:02Z

I sent you a message to your ancestry account regarding Lucy Marie Lowden. If you do not receive it, please post on this thread and I will get back to you.

Re: Lowden Ancestry - Scotland - Maya Lowden

GramlynB — 2009-09-22 22:30:32Z

The Lowden name is spelled "Lothian" in the scotish language. This information is important during the research of genealogy, but is not apparently common knowledge. Lowden (Lothian) is a stronger name when you research the areas of Edinburgh to Glascow. Good luck to all who read this post.

Lowdons in Hexham area

ian_rutter — 2009-08-30 21:27:58Z

I am looking for info on Lowdons in the Hexham area. William Lowdom, mid 1800's, working as a sheperd, married to Anna Hutchinson.

Re: lowden family tree

sharon1sv3r2ddt3ng6q8tct3vbouaegrt3 — 2009-08-21 18:50:11Z

hi
I am also tracing Lowdon genealogy from kirriemuir scotland have quite a bit of info do you have any

Re: David LOWDEN/LOWDON death - help please?

sharon1sv3r2ddt3ng6q8tct3vbouaegrt3 — 2009-08-21 08:16:01Z

Dear Bronwyn

I am also doing research On Lowdons from Kirriemuir.
I have info on Charles Lyall Lowdon born 1837
John Lowdon born 1816
John Lowdon died 1856
thomas Lowdon

Does any of my info match up to yours?

Regards
Sharon

Lowden, Amanda of AR & TX

slf47 — 2009-08-13 16:49:23Z

I am searching for the parents of Amanda Lowden who married Alfred M Orr 1 May 1856 in Red River county TX. Amanda was born abt 1831 in AR (according to census) and died 1881-1893 in Red River county TX. The 1850 census lists an Amanda Lowden age 19 living with Jas & Margaret Dividison in Red River county TX. In 1860 she was married and living with husband Alfred Orr in Red River county TX. Would love to exchange info with others.

Re: we need more names

elmo311 — 2009-08-09 21:55:50Z

my name is emma lowden and my dad is licheal lowden. i have a brother and sister sarah lowdn and aaron lowden. i hoped that helped.

Re: Edna H. LOWDEN of Greenwich Connecticut

Atreegrowsinbrooklyn — 2009-07-21 07:05:26Z

Hello,

I've seen some of the names you've mentioned but I don't believe they are connected to mine. At least I haven't found one as of this date.

I have just learned that The Prindle Genealogy by Franklin Cogswell Prindle is free on google, and can be downloaded as a pdf or searched right there online. This is what I have heard is the definitive early Prindle and associated lines "bible."

So, google "The Prindle Genealogy by Franklin Cogswell Prindle" (like that, in quotes) and the volume will pop up right there on your screen. Maybe you will be able to connect your dots! It's a real treasure trove.

Re: Lowden/Loudoun Name Origins

GramlynB — 2009-07-17 17:55:00Z

Jim: My direct email is sjsgt49@aol.com. Regarding the Lowden Name, my middle, check out this link for additional source. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lothian

I am extremely interested in the location of the Lowden name. My research has found a strong link to the "lowlands" of Scotland" and may include North England in the "Borders" Area.

An interesting fact, history says that the Lowlands were settled by the Irish @ 600 to 900 A.D.

My family links through Ayr/Lothian back to Northern Ireland in @ 1732. In fact the Windmill at BallyHolme (Bangor) N.I, was built by one of my Great Grandfathers who was born in Renfrewshire, Scotland in 1702. Renfrewshire is at the northern tip of Ayr, and at one time was part of the whole area.

Also, William Wallace, is from the same region. He fought the English in one of his first battles at "Loudoun Hill."

Check "wikipedia" for that name....Bob

Re: Lowden/Loudoun Name Origins

GramlynB — 2009-07-17 17:38:27Z

This may be of some help to you on the Lothian link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lothian

Re: Joyce Lowden, Lansing Mich.

lynne548 — 2009-07-13 13:37:57Z

did you ever find Joyce Lowden? I have an aunt living in Owasso. She has lived in Michigan for as long as I can remember. Her name is Mildred Scott. She was Lowden before she married. You might try contacting her, she may know something.

Re: Lowden/Loudoun Name Origins

jl350 — 2009-07-10 20:34:49Z

Hi!

I've heard of the Lothian connection also, but have never seen a documented reference. I'd really like to find one. I think the James de Lambinus story discounts the Lothian connection as the original source of the name.

The reference I cited previously (Craufuird Loudoun's book, _A History of the House of Loudoun_) takes as its reference _The First Statistical Account of Scotland_, page 103, published in the 1790s:

"Number X.

PARISH OF LOUDOUN

(County of Ayr.)

By the Rev. Dr. George Lawrie

Name, Extent, &c.

The parish of Loudoun is situated in that part of the shire of Ayr called Cunningham, a Danish word signifying a royal feast. Its name Loudoun is, probably, derived from a hill in the extremity of the parish, called Loudon, from the old word low, or fire, and don, a hill."

Link to page image: http://stat-acc-scot.edina.ac.uk/sas/images/pages/750wide/1s...

I ran into one guy a while back who simply refused to acknowledge there might be a possible alternative origin. Also, I believe I mentioned the William Wallace story in a previous message in this thread :-)

jim

Re: Lowden/Loudoun Name Origins

GramlynB — 2009-07-10 18:59:34Z

I just read your post regarding the origins of the name Lowden/Loudoun. During my research and travels to Scotland I find this fact of interest. In the scottish language, the name "Lowden/Loudoun" is the word "Lothian". The area of Edinburgh, Scotland is rich with this spelling of the name. In fact the local buroughs are now known as West/Middle/East Lothian. These were split from a larger area once known as "Lothian." The buses still use the name Lothian as there identifiers. Also, google "Lowden Hill" for some very interesting history regarding William Wallace.
My family, Lowden is recorded in Renfrewshire, Scotland. My relative built the Windmill located in BallyHolme, County Down, N.I. in 1732. His name was; Arthur Lowden.

Re: Edna H. LOWDEN of Greenwich Connecticut

slay — 2009-07-07 17:11:26Z

Hi.

I can't help you with Edna Lowden's descendants but what do you know about her ancestry? How far back does her Lowden line go in Greenwich? I am trying to locate Rebecca Lowden, who married Matthew Dayton circa 1780. Rebecca is said to have be born in Greenwich and died in Armonk, N.Y., which is in Westchester County just across the N.Y. line from Greenwich. Prindle is also a common name in that area of Conn.-N.Y. I have in my Dayton tree a Gilbert Sullivan Dayton married to Emily Lovisa Prindle in 1876. Emily was born 9 Feb. 1857 and died 25 Jan. 1917.

Re: Lowden coat of arms

RachelGault — 2009-07-05 15:45:01Z

Hi Lis

You've obviously done a lot of research into the Lowden family and wonder if you can help me, a beginner!

My Gt grandmother was Mary A Lowden born abt 1875 in Burnley Lancashire, I've been unable to trace her birth but traced her brother's christening. He is William Henry Lowden born Burnley Oct 1882 parents, Thomas and Susannah Lowden.

I have checked 1881 census which states Thomas born Plymton abt 1837/8 and Susannah, Tavistock abt 1839/40. There's also a William Lowden, boarder, born plymton abt 1861.

All other checks re census records appear to relate to the Thomas and Susannah in your tree.

Did you come across my Thomas and Susannah while doing research? Are they connected to the brothers you mention?

Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks
Rachel

Lowden/Louden

aperry9 — 2009-06-19 02:00:20Z

Still looking for info on parents and family of Josepeph R. Louden . 1794 in Radnor, Pa. Married Mary Ann Stuard had 4 children, Benjamin (1825), Levi, Sarah and Eliza. Could also be link to Elijah Louden who was in the vicinity of Joseph when he moved his family west to Champaign and Logan Co., Ohio. MY EMAIL ADDRESS IS aperry9@woh.rr.com
Is there any old books or family bibles in Chester/Delaware Co., Pa that could be in a library or historical soc? I have checked everywhere and to no avail. Thank you for any info. It is appreciated.

Samuel beech lowden looking for his mother

jlowden184 — 2008-12-22 19:13:34Z

I am looking for samuel beech lowden born in 1828 in Spalding, Lincolnshire, England died 1908 Greenwich, London, England.His mother I know as elizabeth beech
born 1805 died 1828 I am not certan if this is person

Re: Lowden coat of arms

RanchRat — 2008-11-29 18:44:09Z

Do you know if any of the Lowden descendants traveled to North America? Please see my query John B. LOWDON/LOWDEN. Thank you!

George Lowden From Ontario

2006-11-28 14:47:07Z

I'm am looking for any information on George Lowden that was born March 9, 1903. He was adopted out of Callander, Ontario, Canada at the age of five and changed his last name to Camp. He had a sister in the orphanage also that was about two years old. It is believed he was born in England or his family came from England. Any information will help. I thought that since the were not put up for adoption until they were older, maybe the parents passed on.

Re: Lowdens in Scotland

2006-10-25 16:37:36Z

My wife (m.s. Doris Lowden) was born near Perth, Scotland in 1941. Her father George Lowden (1913-1997) was from Broughty Ferry in the Monifieth registration district. We would be happy to swap information.

Re: Lowden - Elizabeth, NJ area, connected to Kinnan/Kidd family

2006-08-21 22:47:53Z

Is quest from Robin? I found this in some info Roll had sent me in 02. How have you been? Is Frank well?
o: Donochar
Date: 4/27/02 5:40:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: (William Henry Roll)

Dear Charlotte,

it has
led me today to the discovery of the parents of Fannie L. (1821-1906), the
second wife of John H. Kidd (1813-1875). Fannie is Fannie L. Kinnan, born
Aug 1821 in Romulus, Seneca, NY. She was the daughter of Lewis Kinnan. born
about 1788 in Virginia. Lewis married Jennie Morgan. Lewis' parents were
Joseph Kinnan (1755-1791) and Mary Lewis (1763-1848). Mary had spent many
years in Indian captivity, but was later rescued by her brother Jacob Lewis
in the Mid-West. Mary Lewis was the daughter of Zephaniah Lewis (1736-1777)
and Ann Doty, possibly a descendant of Edward Doty the Mayflower immigrant.
It's all in Volume 6 of the Somerset County Historical Quarterly.

Re: Dahlin/Lowden

2006-05-16 18:11:56Z

Thank you so much for your reply. I would love to have the info on Sophie and Archie and all of their children. What would be the best way for me to receive this information, by email or regular mail? I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Thank you, Brenda

Lowden Family Ireland to California

2006-02-28 21:56:08Z

looking for parents of Arthur Lowden. Born 1783 Ballyholme, No. Ireland. Died 1847 No. Ireland. Married Jane Patterson- she was born 1792 Newtownards, Greyabbey Area, No. Ireland. Died 1863 in No. Ireland. They had James (1809), Janney (1811), Ellen (1813, Arthur (1816), James (1821, Samuel and John -twins(1824), Ellen (1827). I am related to their son Samuel Lowden who married Mary Ann Heron in 1846 in Bangor, Ireland. She was born in 1846 Bangor, Ireland. They had the following children- William Heron (1846), James Arthur (1848), Mary Ann (1860), and Margaret Jane (1866). Margaret Jane Lowden is my relative. Any help would be appreciated! We believe this line traces back to Scotland but haven't figured out how yet.

Re: LOWDEN

2005-12-17 12:59:33Z

Hi there, it was nice to hear from you however I don't think this is the same family. My earliest record is for Joseph Lowden who came from Ireland and settled in Cumberland, England. I have not found any record of the family going to Canada.
Sorry, keep looking :)
Madeline

New Jersey Lowden

DMS2of7 — 2006-01-24 00:07:50Z

My gggrandfather's brother Jeremiah Stowell married a Catherine Lowden in Burlington N.J.in early 1800's. They had a son John b.1819. That is all the info I have, hope it's something you can use.

Re: Lowden coat of arms

lynne548 — 2008-01-06 13:14:56Z

I have no idea myself where the Lowdens originaly came from. I was just going by what I was told. I have tried to find info but without names it is very hard and I gave up yrs ago. I did look on the Ellis Island site for passengers, found some but no idea if they are related. I was told my grandparents were on one of the ships but since I do not have their names, who knows? I do know that my cousin was in the service in Scotland and he visited the Louden castle. That was why I sent for the book about the Loudens in Scotland. My sister actually met the guy that put it together but she did not know who he was at the time.

Edna H. LOWDEN of Greenwich Connecticut

Atreegrowsinbrooklyn — 2007-06-30 08:04:40Z

I am seeking descendants of Edna H. LOWDEN born in Greenwich Connecticut, b. approx. 1869, daughter of John Augustus Lowden and Mary E. Prindle.

Edna may have gone to live with relatives such as Charles HUGHES and wife Sarah Lowden HUGHES after the divorce of her parents.

She may also identify her mother as Martha ROBBINS who was second wife of John Augustus LOWDEN.

If any Lowdens here recognize any of these names and are related to Edna, please reply. Thanks!

David Lowden

jean_wykes — 2007-10-25 16:13:23Z

David Lowden born Manchester circa 1852, emigrated to America 1880's Fall River Bristol Massachusettes on 1910 census. Had a son Charles born in U S A circa 1890's David's wife Mary Ann nee Hollingsworth born circa 1854 Manchester England.

Re: we need more names

jean_wykes — 2008-07-03 13:36:08Z

Hello Tim, I see you need more Lowden names. My Lowden was David who emigrated to USA circa 1883 was married to Mary Ann in England, had a son Charles born circa 1892 at Falls River Massachusettess (excuse spelling) Charles married a lady called Margaaret , they had children called Jeanette born circa 1920 and son Charles born circa 1922. That is all I know of them. Do you have any information on these Lowden's. best wishes . Jean

Re: Lowden/Durham Eng/Meigs Ohio/Siskiyou CA

dotsnspots — 2008-04-03 17:55:55Z

I have tried to email you and keep getting my messages back. Yes we are very interested in corresponding. email me direct at dotsandspots@sbcglobal.net

Lowden/Durham Eng/Meigs Ohio/Siskiyou CA

dotsnspots — 2006-07-06 03:02:13Z

Looking for info on John and Margaret Lowden He was born 1807-11 and she in abt 1814. They married in 1832-33 and daughter Hannah was born in 1833 all in Durham England. They came to USA in 1834 and lived in Meigs Co Ohio until abot 1859. John Scott Lowden was born in 1836 in Meigs Co. 1867 is the first trace of them in Siskiyou Co California. Any help most welcome. Thanks

Re: JACOB LOWDEN of Seneca Lake, NY/1800

Frenchkfk6 — 2008-01-23 01:27:48Z

Jacob Lowden born 1769 in Pa; died in Greece, N.Y. Aug. 28,1845; buried Lowden Point Cemetery, Greece, N.Y.
Wed to Mary Leonard

Son of William Lowden and Mary Long.
Children of Jacob and Mary:
William 1796-1838
James Leonard 1797-1880
John 1803-
Mary 1805-
Jacob 1807-
Nancy ?-1847
Eleanor - 1811-1902

Re: Lowden coat of arms

keithglanville22 — 2008-02-11 15:14:18Z

Thanks Lis

I am always grateful for corrections so thank you for that.
I have updated my roots tree. I guess that makes us very distantly related which is always good. I am the 1st cousin 5 times removed of Harriet Glanville.You are very lucky to have the family bible of Thomas Glanville Lowden.

Does it or do you have any further Glanville history as I would be very interested.

Regards

Keith Glanville

Re: Lowden coat of arms

keithglanville22 — 2008-02-05 21:13:23Z

Hi Lis

Found your e mail re Edmund Louden and his wife Harriett who I have as with the maiden name of Glanville which is my area of research. I have details of their children published on my roots web pages. I was not aware of Edmunds parentage so thank you.

Regards

Keith Glanville

Re: Lowden coat of arms

keithglanville22 — 2008-02-19 19:25:26Z

Hi Elisabeth

Thank you very much for all the information. Could you contact me at keith.glanville@sky.com as I would like to send you a family history file and reference your material.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Regards

Keith

Re: The Lowden Family

mlowden189 — 2008-02-21 03:17:52Z

Ha Ha dont we all... I have pics and visited the are in 2006 around easter time Louden hill also and visited the castle and a little abbey in across from it. It was wonderful. If you want pictures Ill find a way to post them or send you some please contact me MargeCHRR@hotmail.com

Re: Lowden/Durham Eng/Meigs Ohio/Siskiyou CA

mlowden189 — 2008-02-21 03:11:38Z

Your mine :) I dont know how I missed this message Hana is one of 9 children several of the sibs when to CA...

Dad and I leave for England on research in April 2008
I hope you can contact me before then. MargeCHRR@hotmail.com

Margaret Lowden

Re: Lowden

plahuta193 — 2006-01-23 01:14:38Z

Dorothy I looking for some Lowdens too. My best search was on www.familysearch.com I think some of them belonged to you cause they weren't mine. :)
I'm eshausted!
If you come across John Lowden 1780 from Newcastle upon Tyne
John Lowden form Longbenton, 1806 Northumberland or Hannah Lowden born in Shearfhill 1833 let me know!!!

Re: Lowden

plahuta193 — 2006-01-28 05:39:54Z

I think I have them! Could be related? Look for my posting on the message board and reply. Hannah was born to John Lowden and Margaret Scott there is Baptism record and a Marriage record for John and Margaret her parent at Houghton le Spring. Also you may want to know more about Hannah and her parent they left to the US when she was 8 mo old. if you want more information please feel free to contact me at Plahuta@chrr.ohio-state.edu. Im a decended from one of her Brothers in the US. Best Regards Margaret Lowden Plahuta

Re: LOWDEN

geobrien179 — 2008-09-28 21:01:03Z

We are also looking for a Robert Lowden, my husband's grandfather, born England app 1890, came to Canada approximtely 1909/10, served WWI at Pachendele, lost part of right leg, returned to Canada after war, married Eva McNaughton, had three children, all girls. He was a nusician, played coronet & paino. Can you help us with the information you have? please reply
Esther O'Brien

Margaret LOWDEN 1812 Ireland + Wm GRAY 1807

jimj0will — 2006-02-26 20:42:14Z

Hi, I found my Great Great Grandparents Margaret GRAY and William GRAY on the 1861 Census at Manchester. I obtained their daughter Mary's Marriage Certificate which showed that Margaret started out as Margaret LOWDEN. I am unable to find any record of Margaret and William's marriage and I assume this is because it took place in Ireland.

Margaret shows on the census as from Ireland, though William is from Manchester. I found ONE Margaret LOUDEN in Ireland born in Antrim in 1814.

I wondered if anyone else has come across Margaret LOWDEN or LOUDEN?
Regards, Jim

Re: Lowden coat of arms

winsoffreedom — 2008-02-13 18:10:19Z

Hi again Keith

Just a few extra details for you for your database:

Children of John Louton/Louden and Mary Pepperell who married January 27th 1800 Brixton Church Devon.

1. John Lowton baptised December 29th 1801 Brixton Parish Church

2. Edmund Pepperell Loughton baptised April 1802, Brixton Church died August 28th 1864 Meavy, Devon

3. Thomas Loughton baptised September 11th 1805 Brixton Church died August 28th 1864 Meavy, Devon

4. William Loughton baptised June 18th 1810 Brixton Church

5. Jane Lowton born December 18th 1812, Butlas, Brixton
bap February 15th 1813 Brixton Parish Church

6. William Louden baptised 1816 Plympton Earl, Devon

7. Henry Louden baptised December 1818 Plympton Earl, Devon

8. Mary Louton baptised June 1822 Plympton Earl, Devon

Children of Edmund Pepperell Louden & Harriet Glanville who married June 10th 1827 Meavy Church, Devon:

1. Elizabeth Lowdon b.circa 1831 Meavy (spelt as it appears on 1841 census)

2. Thomas Glanville Louden born September 9th 1833 Meavy
died May 17th 1919 Meavy

3. Richard Louden bap 10 Apr 1836 Meavy
died September 19th 1840 Meavy (of Typhus)

4. Hannah Louden born 1839 Meavy

5. Harriett Loudon Birth Jul-Sep 1841 – Tavistock Reg. Dist

6. Mary Ann Louden born 1845 Meavy

7. Jane Louden born April 20th 1847 Meavy

8. Priscilla Louden born 1850 Meavy

Children of Thomas Glanville Lowden & Susannah Caser who married September 30th 1855 Parish Church Tavistock:

1. Mary Ann Caser born December 16th 1853 (base child of Susannah)

2 Elizabeth Ann Lowden born March 17th 1856 Tavistock
died October 28th 1914 Sheepstor

3.Harriett Lowden born May 16th 1858 Meavy

4.William Lowden born October 10th 1859 Meavy

5.Charles Lowden born February 20th 1862 Meavy

6.Thomas Lowden born February 1st 1864 Meavy
7.Priscilla Lowden born March 18th 1866 Meavy

8.John Lowden born June 2nd 1868 Meavy

10.Annie Lowden born March 31st 1874 Meavy

11.Alice Maud Lowden born August 21st 1875 Meavy

Regards
Elisabeth

Re: Lowden coat of arms

winsoffreedom — 2008-02-13 17:30:18Z

Hi
Thomas Glanville Lowden's bible only contains his and Susannah's birthdays and their children's. However I dont know if you have traced their daughter Elizabeth Ann Lowden's marriage? She married Jan-Mar 1882 Plymouth Reg Dist, Thomas Joseph Glanville of Buckland Monachorum born Ap-Jun 1854 Tavistock Reg Dist & died December 13th 1941 Sheepstor(buried at Sheepstor...his and Elizabeth's grave has a headstone which can clearly be seen in the churchyard).

I haven't as yet managed to link Thomas Joseph Glanville into the main Glanville Family Tree.......but I have traced the GLANVILLE tree back from our Harriet Glanville (who was bap 23rd Nov 1806 in Meavy & died October 21st 1875 Meavy)to the 1500's.

Elisabeth

PS I am the great great great grand daughter of Harriet (nee Glanville) and Edmund Pepperell Lowden.

Re: Lowden coat of arms

winsoffreedom — 2008-02-10 00:45:07Z

Hello Keith
I have just seen your reply to my posting...ref Edmund Louden/Lowden married to Harriet Glanville Meavy. You referred to your Roots Web details and listing of the children of Edmund and harriet...so I went and had a look...Oooops sorry you have an error! I am descended from Edmund Pepperell Lowden and Harriet Glanville. You have Edmund Glanville Lowden entered as the youngest son of their son Thomas Glanville Lowden and Susannah! Sorry he was the BASE son of Priscilla Lowden, Thomas Glanville Lowden's sister and youngest daugher of Edmund and Harriet. She later married a William Sluman and went on to have other children. Thomas Glanville Lowden is my great great grandad he was married to Susannah Caser. I have his bible at home and (in his handwritiung in the front)is listed all the children and their birthdates!

Referring back to Edmund Glanville Lowden's birth I have a copy of his birth certificate here at home and it clearly states he is the son of Priscilla Lowden no father ...he was born 11th july 1871 in the village of Meavy and birth registered 7th August 1871 by his mother Priscilla Lowden.

Hope this is of some use to you

Lis

Re: Lowden coat of arms

winsoffreedom — 2007-11-30 14:11:40Z

You mention the branch of LOWDEN in Plympton Devon... this family is just part of my Devon family the other called Lowden branch were at Meavy Devon. The Plympton branch were the offsprings of Thomas Lowden and his wife Elizabeth and the Meavy ones were the offsprings of Edmund Lowden and his wife Harriett. These 2 men were brothers and had been born at Butlas Brixton near Yealmpton, Devon in the first decade of the 1800's. Their father was called John and was a tailor. When he got married in 1800 in Brixton to Mary Pepperell he was listed as a sourjouner occupation Taylor, by the vicar. He signed his name as John Louton (the name was written as Louden then Lowden later)some of his children were baptised as Lowton, some Loughton and some Lowden!

Although I agree Lowden is a scottish surname and is a clam sept of the Cambell's (originally Campbell of Loudoun; with its own tartan and clan badge ...a double headed eagle engulfed in flames & its own coat of arms with a man and woman standing either side of the shield... clan motto of Campbell of Loudoun is "I byde my tyme" ).....I have not proven any scottish root to our family in Devon. Clan chief is now Campbell of Argyll, but the head of the Lowdens was Barbara Abney-Hastings Countess of Loudoun/Loudon; but on her death it has gone to her son, Michael who resides in Australia.

Ant one who can provide conclusive proof to me that my family at Meavy & Plympton originated from Scotland...please let me know. But I think they actually do come from Devon as there are Lowden and variations of the name in the Exeter area pre 1800!

Lis

Re: Lowden Coat of Arms

AvaAbner75 — 2008-10-13 16:57:33Z

I am very interested in seeing this. I am a decendant of Sally Louden and Jasper Lowden. My name is Amy Louden and my email is loudenslair@mw.net
thanks

Re: Lowden Coat of Arms

AvaAbner75 — 2008-07-17 19:28:31Z

I would very much like to see the coat of arms. I am decended from Jasper Japtha (Japthy) Lowden If you could email it to loudenslair@mw.net please I would really appreciate it.

David LOWDEN/LOWDON death - help please?

bronnybaz — 2008-01-27 02:29:46Z

David LOWDEN (b 1861 Angus f William LOWDEN m Helen RITCHIE).

Married 3 August 1889 to Anne FAIRWEATHER in Kirriemuir.

Anne married Charles STEWART on 23 Dec 1895 (by declaration) she gave her surname as FAIRWEATHER not LOWDEN and stated she was a spinster!!!! (Anne and Charles had a daughter in 1891 who was given the name Jane Stewart Fairweather - not Lowden -I have RCE paternity)

What happened to David LOWDEN between 1889 and 1895?? Is it possible there was a type of divorce or did he die.

Can anyone shed any light on the matter for me?

thanks
Bronwyn

Re: Dahlin/Lowden

williamengland1 — 2006-05-17 01:29:46Z

Brenda,
Send your email address to me at williame22@msn.com and I will email you the information.

Bill

Re: Dahlin/Lowden

williamengland1 — 2006-05-16 17:34:25Z

Brenda, Sophie Dahlin and Archie Lowden are my grandparents. I have info on all of thier children. Mary Lowden is my mother. If you still need this information, let me know.