Info from rayjay (#47475837)
The Lowrances did migrate to Rowan County, but it was quite expansive back then. Starting in the 1770s, Rowan was sliced and diced into several smaller counties - not all, but most of the Lowrances settled in western Rowan, what is today Iredell and Catawba counties. Married Alexander Lowrance.
She was the daughter of Johann David Iffelandt 1675–1761
and Anna Maria Spieb Iffelandt 1692–1763
Fathers Will Eldest son John, Second Son Peter, Third Son Frederick, Eldest daughter Margreta, Second daughter Magdelane,
Third daughter Catherine, to my fourth and youngest daughter Mary
She married Alexander Lorentz (Lowrance) in 1736 and they had these children
1. Peter Lowrance 1736–1777
2. David Lowrance 1738–1790
3. Catherine Lowrance 1742–1819
4. Daniel Lowrance 1744–1744
5. Elizabeth Lowrance 1744–1758
6. John Lowrance 1745–1800
7. Margaret Lawrence 1748–1771
8. Isaac Lowrance 1750–1837
9. Susannah Isabella Lowrance 1752–1826
Contributor: Sonia Glines (46968345) • [email protected]
The Lowrances did migrate to Rowan County, but it was quite expansive back then. Starting in the 1770s, Rowan was sliced and diced into several smaller counties - not all, but most of the Lowrances settled in western Rowan, what is today Iredell and Catawba counties. Married Alexander Lowrance.
She was the daughter of Johann David Iffelandt 1675–1761
and Anna Maria Spieb Iffelandt 1692–1763
Fathers Will Eldest son John, Second Son Peter, Third Son Frederick, Eldest daughter Margreta, Second daughter Magdelane,
Third daughter Catherine, to my fourth and youngest daughter Mary
She married Alexander Lorentz (Lowrance) in 1736 and they had these children
1. Peter Lowrance 1736–1777
2. David Lowrance 1738–1790
3. Catherine Lowrance 1742–1819
4. Daniel Lowrance 1744–1744
5. Elizabeth Lowrance 1744–1758
6. John Lowrance 1745–1800
7. Margaret Lawrence 1748–1771
8. Isaac Lowrance 1750–1837
9. Susannah Isabella Lowrance 1752–1826
Contributor: Sonia Glines (46968345) • [email protected]
Info from rayjay (#47475837)
The Lowrances did migrate to Rowan County, but it was quite expansive back then. Starting in the 1770s, Rowan was sliced and diced into several smaller counties - not all, but most of the Lowrances settled in western Rowan, what is today Iredell and Catawba counties. Married Alexander Lowrance.
She was the daughter of Johann David Iffelandt 1675–1761
and Anna Maria Spieb Iffelandt 1692–1763
Fathers Will Eldest son John, Second Son Peter, Third Son Frederick, Eldest daughter Margreta, Second daughter Magdelane,
Third daughter Catherine, to my fourth and youngest daughter Mary
She married Alexander Lorentz (Lowrance) in 1736 and they had these children
1. Peter Lowrance 1736–1777
2. David Lowrance 1738–1790
3. Catherine Lowrance 1742–1819
4. Daniel Lowrance 1744–1744
5. Elizabeth Lowrance 1744–1758
6. John Lowrance 1745–1800
7. Margaret Lawrence 1748–1771
8. Isaac Lowrance 1750–1837
9. Susannah Isabella Lowrance 1752–1826
Contributor: Sonia Glines (46968345) • [email protected]
The Lowrances did migrate to Rowan County, but it was quite expansive back then. Starting in the 1770s, Rowan was sliced and diced into several smaller counties - not all, but most of the Lowrances settled in western Rowan, what is today Iredell and Catawba counties. Married Alexander Lowrance.
She was the daughter of Johann David Iffelandt 1675–1761
and Anna Maria Spieb Iffelandt 1692–1763
Fathers Will Eldest son John, Second Son Peter, Third Son Frederick, Eldest daughter Margreta, Second daughter Magdelane,
Third daughter Catherine, to my fourth and youngest daughter Mary
She married Alexander Lorentz (Lowrance) in 1736 and they had these children
1. Peter Lowrance 1736–1777
2. David Lowrance 1738–1790
3. Catherine Lowrance 1742–1819
4. Daniel Lowrance 1744–1744
5. Elizabeth Lowrance 1744–1758
6. John Lowrance 1745–1800
7. Margaret Lawrence 1748–1771
8. Isaac Lowrance 1750–1837
9. Susannah Isabella Lowrance 1752–1826
Contributor: Sonia Glines (46968345) • [email protected]
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