The spelling of the surname in England was LowE. However, many mispronounced the name with a long O (as in allow). So upon arrival in the United States, Richard allowed the change to drop the E.
The mispronunciation continued - thus many of the boys born to Richard and Eliza (Mines) returned to the original spelling - adding back the E.
The Lowe's were farmers in England.
The mispronunciation continued - thus many of the boys born to Richard and Eliza (Mines) returned to the original spelling - adding back the E.
The Lowe's were farmers in England.
The spelling of the surname in England was LowE. However, many mispronounced the name with a long O (as in allow). So upon arrival in the United States, Richard allowed the change to drop the E.
The mispronunciation continued - thus many of the boys born to Richard and Eliza (Mines) returned to the original spelling - adding back the E.
The Lowe's were farmers in England.
The mispronunciation continued - thus many of the boys born to Richard and Eliza (Mines) returned to the original spelling - adding back the E.
The Lowe's were farmers in England.
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