Son of Moses and Miriam (Knowlton) Lowell. He married Abigail Burnell 11 Mar 1802 in Maine. They were the parents of 10, including: Moses, John B., Eliza, Mariam K., and Gideon Lowell.David Knowlton Lowell was the son of Moses and Miriam (Knowlton) Lowell. He was the husband of Abigail (Burnell) Lowell. They were married in Maine March 11, 1802. Abigail died March 29, 1850.
Obituary
The Christian Advocate
June 20, 1860
Page 98, Col 5
LOWEL
David K. Lowel died March 21st, 1860, at the residence of his son, David Lowel, at Nunda station, aged 80 years. Br. Lowel was born in the State of Maine, 1780, where he remained about 20 years; thence he removed to Madison County, in this State, (New York) and in this and Oneida County he lived about 20 years; thence he removed to the vicinity where he died. He experienced religion in early life, but like too many, lost its enjoyment and lived in this state for some time, but was finally reclaimed and continued a uniform Christian course to death. His mind by age was somewhat impaired, yet he would converse favorably and encouragingly on spiritual things--just at the close of life he took unusual interest in the exercises of family prayer.
Written by Rev. M. De Puy
Obituary
The Christian Advocate
June 20, 1860
Page 98, Col 5
LOWEL
David K. Lowel died March 21st, 1860, at the residence of his son, David Lowel, at Nunda station, aged 80 years. Br. Lowel was born in the State of Maine, 1780, where he remained about 20 years; thence he removed to Madison County, in this State, (New York) and in this and Oneida County he lived about 20 years; thence he removed to the vicinity where he died. He experienced religion in early life, but like too many, lost its enjoyment and lived in this state for some time, but was finally reclaimed and continued a uniform Christian course to death. His mind by age was somewhat impaired, yet he would converse favorably and encouragingly on spiritual things--just at the close of life he took unusual interest in the exercises of family prayer.
Written by Rev. M. De Puy
Son of Moses and Miriam (Knowlton) Lowell. He married Abigail Burnell 11 Mar 1802 in Maine. They were the parents of 10, including: Moses, John B., Eliza, Mariam K., and Gideon Lowell.David Knowlton Lowell was the son of Moses and Miriam (Knowlton) Lowell. He was the husband of Abigail (Burnell) Lowell. They were married in Maine March 11, 1802. Abigail died March 29, 1850.
Obituary
The Christian Advocate
June 20, 1860
Page 98, Col 5
LOWEL
David K. Lowel died March 21st, 1860, at the residence of his son, David Lowel, at Nunda station, aged 80 years. Br. Lowel was born in the State of Maine, 1780, where he remained about 20 years; thence he removed to Madison County, in this State, (New York) and in this and Oneida County he lived about 20 years; thence he removed to the vicinity where he died. He experienced religion in early life, but like too many, lost its enjoyment and lived in this state for some time, but was finally reclaimed and continued a uniform Christian course to death. His mind by age was somewhat impaired, yet he would converse favorably and encouragingly on spiritual things--just at the close of life he took unusual interest in the exercises of family prayer.
Written by Rev. M. De Puy
Obituary
The Christian Advocate
June 20, 1860
Page 98, Col 5
LOWEL
David K. Lowel died March 21st, 1860, at the residence of his son, David Lowel, at Nunda station, aged 80 years. Br. Lowel was born in the State of Maine, 1780, where he remained about 20 years; thence he removed to Madison County, in this State, (New York) and in this and Oneida County he lived about 20 years; thence he removed to the vicinity where he died. He experienced religion in early life, but like too many, lost its enjoyment and lived in this state for some time, but was finally reclaimed and continued a uniform Christian course to death. His mind by age was somewhat impaired, yet he would converse favorably and encouragingly on spiritual things--just at the close of life he took unusual interest in the exercises of family prayer.
Written by Rev. M. De Puy
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