Obituary
Died at her home near West Plains, Mo., Jan. 10, 1903, Mrs. Amanda J. Lowry, aged 59 years, 5 months and 21 days. The remains were brought to this city and the funeral services were held at the M. E. church conducted by Rev. D. W. Griffith, and interment occurred at Fairview cemetery. Deceased is the oldest siser of D. C. Templeton, our townsman, and formerly resided here.
(Source: Bedford (IA) Free Press, page 8, 15 Jan 1903)
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Obituary
Amanda J. Lowry was born in Henry county, Indiana, June 19, 1843. In the fall of 1864, her parents William A. Templeton and Nancy J. Templeton emigrated to Knox Co,, Ills. She was married Dec. 20, 1868 to M.R. Lowry. There was born to this union 2 children, both boys, Frederick D., who died in infancy, and Alva N. Lowry. In the spring of 1881 she with her family emigrated to Taylor county, Ia. where they resided until the winter of 1896-97, when they again removed to West Plains, Mo., where they have lived since on a farm until her death Jan. 10, 1903. Her husband and son alva survive her. She has four sisters, living, Mrs. Lydia Terbell, Mrs. Elizabeth Slawson, Mrs. Sarah Slawson and Mrs. Alcinda Thompson and one brother D.C. Templeton. Deceased was converted in Knox county, Illinois at the age of 22 since which time she has been a consistent member of the U.P. church.
(Source: Bedford (IA) Times-Republican, page 8, 15 Jan 1903)
Died at her home near West Plains, Mo., Jan. 10, 1903, Mrs. Amanda J. Lowry, aged 59 years, 5 months and 21 days. The remains were brought to this city and the funeral services were held at the M. E. church conducted by Rev. D. W. Griffith, and interment occurred at Fairview cemetery. Deceased is the oldest siser of D. C. Templeton, our townsman, and formerly resided here.
(Source: Bedford (IA) Free Press, page 8, 15 Jan 1903)
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Obituary
Amanda J. Lowry was born in Henry county, Indiana, June 19, 1843. In the fall of 1864, her parents William A. Templeton and Nancy J. Templeton emigrated to Knox Co,, Ills. She was married Dec. 20, 1868 to M.R. Lowry. There was born to this union 2 children, both boys, Frederick D., who died in infancy, and Alva N. Lowry. In the spring of 1881 she with her family emigrated to Taylor county, Ia. where they resided until the winter of 1896-97, when they again removed to West Plains, Mo., where they have lived since on a farm until her death Jan. 10, 1903. Her husband and son alva survive her. She has four sisters, living, Mrs. Lydia Terbell, Mrs. Elizabeth Slawson, Mrs. Sarah Slawson and Mrs. Alcinda Thompson and one brother D.C. Templeton. Deceased was converted in Knox county, Illinois at the age of 22 since which time she has been a consistent member of the U.P. church.
(Source: Bedford (IA) Times-Republican, page 8, 15 Jan 1903)
Obituary
Died at her home near West Plains, Mo., Jan. 10, 1903, Mrs. Amanda J. Lowry, aged 59 years, 5 months and 21 days. The remains were brought to this city and the funeral services were held at the M. E. church conducted by Rev. D. W. Griffith, and interment occurred at Fairview cemetery. Deceased is the oldest siser of D. C. Templeton, our townsman, and formerly resided here.
(Source: Bedford (IA) Free Press, page 8, 15 Jan 1903)
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Obituary
Amanda J. Lowry was born in Henry county, Indiana, June 19, 1843. In the fall of 1864, her parents William A. Templeton and Nancy J. Templeton emigrated to Knox Co,, Ills. She was married Dec. 20, 1868 to M.R. Lowry. There was born to this union 2 children, both boys, Frederick D., who died in infancy, and Alva N. Lowry. In the spring of 1881 she with her family emigrated to Taylor county, Ia. where they resided until the winter of 1896-97, when they again removed to West Plains, Mo., where they have lived since on a farm until her death Jan. 10, 1903. Her husband and son alva survive her. She has four sisters, living, Mrs. Lydia Terbell, Mrs. Elizabeth Slawson, Mrs. Sarah Slawson and Mrs. Alcinda Thompson and one brother D.C. Templeton. Deceased was converted in Knox county, Illinois at the age of 22 since which time she has been a consistent member of the U.P. church.
(Source: Bedford (IA) Times-Republican, page 8, 15 Jan 1903)
Died at her home near West Plains, Mo., Jan. 10, 1903, Mrs. Amanda J. Lowry, aged 59 years, 5 months and 21 days. The remains were brought to this city and the funeral services were held at the M. E. church conducted by Rev. D. W. Griffith, and interment occurred at Fairview cemetery. Deceased is the oldest siser of D. C. Templeton, our townsman, and formerly resided here.
(Source: Bedford (IA) Free Press, page 8, 15 Jan 1903)
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Obituary
Amanda J. Lowry was born in Henry county, Indiana, June 19, 1843. In the fall of 1864, her parents William A. Templeton and Nancy J. Templeton emigrated to Knox Co,, Ills. She was married Dec. 20, 1868 to M.R. Lowry. There was born to this union 2 children, both boys, Frederick D., who died in infancy, and Alva N. Lowry. In the spring of 1881 she with her family emigrated to Taylor county, Ia. where they resided until the winter of 1896-97, when they again removed to West Plains, Mo., where they have lived since on a farm until her death Jan. 10, 1903. Her husband and son alva survive her. She has four sisters, living, Mrs. Lydia Terbell, Mrs. Elizabeth Slawson, Mrs. Sarah Slawson and Mrs. Alcinda Thompson and one brother D.C. Templeton. Deceased was converted in Knox county, Illinois at the age of 22 since which time she has been a consistent member of the U.P. church.
(Source: Bedford (IA) Times-Republican, page 8, 15 Jan 1903)
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Son Alva N. Lowry is at memorial# 48223572
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