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     Rose Ellen Lovett (Twomey) was born in 1893 in Donald, Victoria. She was the daughter of Joseph Lovett and Ellen Colbert.
     Rose died in 1894 in Kew, Victoria.

     Arthur Joseph Lovett was born in 1894 in Donald, Victoria. He was the son of Joseph Lovett and Ellen Colbert.
     Arthur died on 8 January 1917 in France.

     Francis Louisa Lovett was born in 1891 in Donald, Victoria. She was the daughter of Joseph Lovett and Ellen Colbert.
     Francis died in 1892.

     Irene Lovett Sr Lawrence was born in 1901 in Donald, Victoria. She was the daughter of Joseph Lovett and Ellen Colbert.
     Irene died in 1975 in Brighton, Victoria.

     John Edmond Lovett was born on 24 November 1910 in Donald, Victoria. He married 4 Dec 1948 (Eileen McCormack (1920-1988). He was the son of Joseph Lovett and Ellen Colbert.
     John died on 21 February 2001 in Caulfield, Victoria, aged 90.

     Joseph Lovett was born on 18 June 1867 in Dunolly, Victoria, Australia.
Joseph Lovett married Ellen Colbert, daughter of Edmund Colbert and Ellen Shannahan, in 1890 in Dunolly, Victoria.
     Joseph died on 18 March 1922 in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia, aged 54. He was holidaying in Bendigo where heunexpectedly became ill and subsequently died. He was buried in Stawell..

     Mary Agnes (Cowman) Lovett was born in 1898 in Donald, Victoria. She was the daughter of Joseph Lovett and Ellen Colbert.
     Mary died in 1969 in Caulfield, Victoria.

     Veronica Lovett was born in 1906 in Donald, Victoria. She was the daughter of Joseph Lovett and Ellen Colbert.
     Veronica died in 1944 in Cham..., Victoria.

     Sophia Lovick was born circa 1800.
Sophia Lovick married Edward Trull, son of John Trull and Martha Ransome, on 18 June 1822 in St John (Old), Lakenham, Norfolk.
     Sophia Lovick was recorded on the 1841 census in Budge Hill, Norwich, St Michael Coslaney, Norfolk. Sophia Trull, 40, dressmaker, Edward 15, labourer, Elizabeth 10, Mary 5, William 5, all born in the county.
     Sophia Lovick was recorded on the 1851 census in St Mary's Alley, Norwich, St Mary Coslaney, Norfolk. John Alborough 49, Marian Trull 19, winder at silk mill, William Trull 14, errand boy, housekeeper's children Susanna Banton 81, annuitant, Frances Smith 62, housekeeper, Sophia Trull, 51, pauper, born Tasburgh, Norfolk.

      The present church at Chapelizod is a modern structure, but is attached to a tower of considerable antiquity, and there are two mural tablets within the building. ...This tomb was erected by John Low, gent. who was born at Bewdly in Worcestershire, and departed this life the 24 of April, 1638, and was here interred. Here also lie the bodies of Joan, wife of Major William Low, his son, who died the 30 of Septem. 1677; Elizabeth, wife of Ebenezer Low, Esq. son of the sd William Low, who died ye 2 of January, 1677; Major William Low departed this life ye 2 of May, 1678 ; Joan his daughter departed this life ye 20th of March, 1678; Lieu. George Low, second son of John Low, died ye 8 of July, 1681 ; Catherin, second wife of Ebenezer Low, died ye 8 of July, 1687; Ebenezer Low, Esq. repaired and enlarged this tomb, and departed this life ye 2nd of July, 1690. Here lie also the bodies of William, William, Elizabeth, Joan Low, Catherine Low, Ebenezer, John, Joseph son of [-]tin Cuppaidge, gent. by Mary his wife, daughter of Major William Low.") dating from the seventeenth century. Ebenezer Low was the son of Major William Low.
Ebenezer Low married Elizabeth Unknown.
Ebenezer Low married secondly Catherine Unknown.
     Ebenezer Low made a will dated before July 1690 in Newtown, Westmeath.
     Ebenezer died from wounds received at the Battle of the Boyne with William of Orange on 2 July 1690 in Chapelizod, Dublin, Ireland. He was buried in St Laurence, Chapelizod, Ireland.
     His will was proved in 1690 at the Prerogative Court of Armagh, Ireland.
     Ebenezer Low and Samuel Handy were mentioned in a deed dated 14 December 1753. Memorial of an indenture dated the thirtieth day of May 1753 between John Low of Coranaher in the co. of Westmeath, gent, of the one part & Samuel Handy of Coolylough in the said county, gent of the other part reciting that whereas Ebenezer Low the younger of Newtown in the co. of Westmeath, Gent, by his indenture of lease dated the thirty first day of July 1746 demised and set unto the said John Low all that and those the lands of Coronaher afsd situate in the Barony of Moycashell in sd co. of Westmeath containing by estimation one hundred acres during the natural life of him the said John Low under the yearly rent of seven shillings an acre by which first mentioned indenture the said John Low in ... of the sum of £1000 then? to him in hand paid by the said Samuel Handy did grant bargain, sell. release and confirm unto the said Samuel Handy to his heirs all that and those the afsd town and lands of Coronaher with all the rights members & appurtenances to the said lands belonging or appertaining with the rents issues and profits of the said premises and also all the estate right ... and interest of the said John Low & heirs of in and to the said premises and also the P. indenture of lease with all ... parts of leases & other ..lings. Touching & concerning the said premises with a clause for further assurances which in .... i s witnessed by Thos Handy of Coolylough in the co. of Westmeath yeoman & by John Harold of Kilbeggan in the P, gent & this memorial is witnessed by the said Thos Handy and by the said John Harold John Low .... signed & sealed in the presence of Thomas Handy, John Harrold. The above named Thos Handy maketh oath that he is a subscribing witness to the deed whereof the above is a true memorial and saw the above named John Low sign seal and deliver the same as his act and deed and that he is also a subscribing witness to the above memorial & saw the above named John Low sign and seal the same& that he delivered the said deed and memorial to Mr James Saunders Dep ... the 14 Dec 1753 ....

     George Low was the son of John Low.
     George died on 8 July 1681 in Chapelizod, Dublin, Ireland. He was a Lieutenant in Cromwell's army and had seven son.

     Joan Low was the daughter of Major William Low.
     Joan died on 20 March 1678 in Chapelizod, Dublin, Ireland.

     John Low was also known as Lowe in records. He was born in Bewdley, Worcestershire, England.
     John died on 24 April 1638 in Chapelizod, Dublin, Ireland. He was buried after 24 April 1638 in St Laurence, Chapelizod. His memorial inscription reads: This tomb was erected by John Low, gent. who was born at Bewdly in Worcestershire, and departed this life the 24 of April, 1638, and was here interred. Here also lie the bodies of Joan, wife of Major William Low, his son, who died the 30 of Septem. 1677 ; Elizabeth, wife of Ebenezer Low, Esq. son of the sd William Low, who died ye 2 of January, 1677; Major William Low departed this life ye 2 of May, 1678 ;
Joan his daughter departed this life ye 20th of March, 1678; Lieu. George Low, second son of John Low, died ye 8 of July, 1681 ;
Catherin, second wife of Ebenezer Low, died ye 8 of July, 1687; Ebenezer Low, Esq. repaired and enlarged this tomb, and departed this life ye 2nd of July, 1690. Here lie also the bodies of William, William, Elizabeth, Joan Low, Catherine Low, Ebenezer, John, Joseph son of [-]tin Cuppaidge, gent. by Mary his wife, daughter of Major William Low.

     Mary Low married Faustin Cuppaidge. They had issue mentioned on the memorial tablet at Chapelizod, Dublin - Here lie also the bodies of William, William, Elizabeth, Joan Low, Catherine Low, Ebenezer, John, Joseph son of [Faus]tin Cuppaidge, gent. by Mary his wife, daughter of Major William Low. Mary Low was the daughter of Major William Low.

     Major William Low was born circa 1630. He was the son of John Low.
Adam Clarke, in, Prelude to ther Restoration in Ireland states: William Lowe, who had been cashiered by Henry Cromwell in 1658, ostensibly for neglect of duty, '"peevishness and preverseness", but in reality for his opposition ot the protectorate, recovered his position as major, displacing his successor Alexnader Staples who had reperesend the north-west in teh 169 parliament, A footnote states: Lowe had been a captainin Venablees Foot, Cal, SP Adv p. 398.
Major William Low married Joan Unknown.
He was an Anabaptist, a major with Cromwell's army, granted the manor of Newtown in 1675 with manorial powers and held over 5,000 statute acres, formerly the lands of Rose MacGeoghegan.
     William died on 2 May 1678 in St Laurence, Chapelizod, Dublin, Ireland.
     His will was proved in 1678 at the Prerogative Court of Armagh, Ireland.

     (?) Lowe married Thomas Wade in Ireland. She was the daughter of Colonel Lowe of Newtonlowe.

     Amelia Caroline Lowe was born circa 1870. She was the daughter of John Lowe.
Amelia Caroline Lowe married Thomas Colbert, son of John Colbert and Alice O'Brien, on 24 November 1887 in the residence of William Chester Hilton Park, Hundred of Way, South Australia. OOLBERT-Lowe.—On the 20th November, at Hilton Park, by the Rev. Father Phelan, Thomas Colbert, eldest son of John Colbert, Kapunda, to Amelia Lowe eldest daughter of J. Lowe. Hilton Park, Hundred of Way.
     Amelia resided at Port Lincoln, South Australia, 1918.
     Amelia died on 3 July 1918 in Adelaide, South Australia. She was buried on 4 July 1918 in the West Terrace cemetery, Adelaide.

     Anne Lowe was born circa 1766 in Stanground, Huntingdonshire.
Anne Lowe married James Bowker, son of David Bowker and Lydia Jennings, before 2 November 1787 in Stanground, HUN. Married by licence. The Stamford Mercury on 2 Nov 1787 reported Mr James Bowker of Farcet was married at Stanground to Miss Lowe, daughter of Mr Lowe, tanner.

     Henry James Millar Lowe married Alice Sheppard Grimwade, daughter of Dr Alfred Sheppard Grimwade and Amy Gertrude Tanner, in 1930 in Victoria.

      The present church at Chapelizod is a modern structure, but is attached to a tower of considerable antiquity, and there are two mural tablets within the building:... This tomb was erected by John Low, gent. who was born at Bewdly in Worcestershire, and departed this life the 24 of April, 1638, and was here interred. Here also lie the bodies of Joan, wife of Major William Low, his son, who died the 30 of Septem. 1677; Elizabeth, wife of Ebenezer Low, Esq. son of the sd William Low, who died ye 2 of January, 1677; Major William Low departed this life ye 2 of May, 1678 ; Joan his daughter departed this life ye 20th of March, 1678; Lieu. George Low, second son of John Low, died ye 8 of July, 1681 ; Catherin, second wife of Ebenezer Low, died ye 8 of July, 1687; Ebenezer Low, Esq. repaired and enlarged this tomb, and departed this life ye 2nd of July, 1690. Here lie also the bodies of William, William, Elizabeth, Joan Low, Catherine Low, Ebenezer, John, Joseph son of [Faus]tin Cuppaidge, gent. by Mary his wife, daughter of Major William Low.") dating from the seventeenth century. Jane or Joan Lowe was also known as Low in records. She was born circa 1675? In Newtown, Ireland. She was described as Jane Lowe of Newtown in the Genealogical Office pedigree. She may be the daughter of Major William Low, but the dates are wrong. Further work is required. See www.Bomford.net for connected families. Nick Reddan's Irish deeds index points to an Ebenez4xer Low of Newtown registered 12 Nov 1751..
Jane or Joan Lowe married Samuel Handy, son of Jonathan Handy.
     Jane or Joan Lowe was mentioned in the will of John Handy dated 29 November 1763. She was described as Jone Handy his mother.
     Jane died after 1763.

     Mary Lowe was born circa 1760? In England.
Mary Lowe married David Bowker, son of David Bowker and Lydia Jennings, on 10 December 1782 in Stanground, Huntingdonshire. Married by licence.
     Mary died before 31 August 1795 in of Farcett Fen, Paston, Northamptonshire. She was buried on 31 August 1795 in Paston.

     Sheppard Millar Lowe was born circa 1932. He was the son of Henry James Millar Lowe and Alice Sheppard Grimwade.
     Sheppard died in 1963 in Park..., Victoria.

     Sir Nicholas Lower was born circa 1575 in Cornwall.
     Elizabeth Killigrew married thirdly Sir Nicholas Lower.
     Nicholas died on 17 May 1655 in Clifton, Landulph, Cornwall. Here lyes buried the bodyes of Sir Nicholas Lower, of Clifton in Landulph, in Cornewall, Knight, who departed this life xvii daye of May 1655, aged 79 years an a halfe. And of Dame Elizabeth his wife, who departed this life the vi day of June 1648; aged 68 years, and heere expect a glorious resurrection.

     Alice Lownd was born circa 1540.
Alice Lownd married John Bland, son of Unknown Bland of Lowestoft, on 5 July 1563 in Lowestoft, Suffolk.

     Unknown Lowry married Daughter Robison, daughter of Charles DuPuy Robison and Sarah Hooper Weston.

     John Loxley was born in 1756. John Ward advised: John Loxley 1756-1837 is the son of Thomas Loxley who was born Sep 1729 at Doeroyd, Grenoside, Ecclesfield, and baptised 26 Sep 1729 at St Mary’s Church, Ecclesfield..
John Loxley married Hannah Rich, daughter of Martha Rich, on 7 September 1780 in Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. They had 5 children, a 5th gt grandson? is John Ward.
     John died in 1837 in Yorkshire.

     John Loxley was born on 27 January 1783 in Rotherham, Yorkshire. He was the son of John Loxley and Hannah Rich. John Loxley was christened on 16 February 1783 in Rotherham.

     Mary Loxley was born on 15 January 1786 in Rotherham, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of John Loxley and Hannah Rich. Mary Loxley was christened on 19 February 1786 in Rotherham.

     Thomas Loxley was born before 14 November 1790 in Potter Hill, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. He was christened on 14 November 1790 in Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. He was the son of John Loxley and Hannah Rich.
     Thomas died on 27 January 1875.

     Abigail Handcock married secondly Edward Lucas in 1723.