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Topic: History

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		Lowe Surname: Simon Peter Lowe in the 1850 Census in Warrick County, Indiana Posted by: slmcd on Thursday, September 05, 2002 - 02:18 AM
		897 Reads Simon Peter Lowe in the 1850 Census Schedule I.--Free Inhabitants in Owen Township in the County of Warrick, State of Indiana enumberated by me, on the 5 day of Sept 1850. J. A. Brown Ass't Marshal. Page 176B Line# -- 31 Dwelling# -- 272 Family# -- 272 Name -- Simon P. Lowe Age -- 39 Sex -- M Profession -- Farmer Real Estate Value -- 250 Place of Birth -- Kentucky


		Lowe Surname: More LOWE Family History Posted by: CStoner on Thursday, August 29, 2002 - 04:39 PM
		675 Reads Sumitted by Colleen Joyce Lowe Fenrich. Here is another article for the Lowe/Doom historical articles section. It was written on October 26, 1906 and appeared in the "Lyon County Times". The author is unknown, but the essay speaks about the character and nature of the Doom family. Read full article: 'More LOWE Family History' (2951 bytes more)


		Lowe Surname: Lowe Family Stories Posted by: CStoner on Tuesday, August 27, 2002 - 04:08 AM
		636 Reads May, 2000 FAMILY STORIES As recollected by or told directly to Colleen Joyce Lowe Fenrich Summer, 1942 - Mt. Carmel, Illinois Conversation with my great grandfather, James Nathaniel Dooms on my summer vacation in Mt. Carmel. Most summers my Dad and Mom and me drove to Mt. Carmel for a week and stayed with Grandmother and Grandfather Dooms. Please note that they were referred to as Dooms, not Doom. Grandad had a butter churn on the back porch. As a child I loved to sit on his lap in a rocking chair and churn the butter. That’s when he would tell me stories, some of them about our family. Read full article: 'Lowe Family Stories' (7503 bytes more)


		Lowe Surname: LOWE Family History Posted by: CStoner on Tuesday, August 27, 2002 - 03:21 AM
		680 Reads LOWE FAMILY HISTORY As researched by: Colleen Joyce Lowe Fenrich - May, 2000 Sources: Letters from Jean Lowe Bradshaw Letters from Glennadine Lowe Knowles Conversations of Colleen Joyce Lowe Fenrich with: James Nathaniel Dooms, great grandfather Maggie Gaines Dooms, great grandmother Virginia Charlotte Dooms Lowe, grandmother John Henry Lowe, father Jean Eloise Lowe Bradshaw, aunt Glennadine Lowe Knowles, aunt Charles Floyd Lowe, uncle Ira Lowe, Junior, uncle Oral history and family stories as recollected by Colleen Joyce Lowe Fenrich “The Doom Family History”, Lyon County Times, October 26, 1906 Note: Name can be Doom or Dooms. For example, Maggie Gaines Dooms funeral card shows her name as Dooms. Birth Certificates Death Certificates Marriage Certificates Birth Announcements Funeral cards Baptism Certificates Read full article: 'LOWE Family History' (13574 bytes more)


		Fenrich Surname: The FENRICH surname Posted by: CStoner on Wednesday, July 03, 2002 - 04:38 PM
		521 Reads Observations on the rendering of the surnames FAEHNRICH and FENRICH. The evolution in spelling and pronunciation is not at all uncommon with Germanic names. In German, FAEHNRICH would be equivalent to the spelling and pronunciation of FAHNRICH - the “ae” combination is replaceable by the umlauted letter “a” - an umlaut being the “two-dot” accent mark. (my message here: as I can’t make an umlauted A or a, I’ll just surround that letter with quotation marks and you’ll know it should be an umlauted A or a) appearing over this vowel. An umlauted “a” in German is pronounced very much like the way we English speakers pronounce the short sound of our letter “e”, as in the word, “sent.” Read full article: 'The FENRICH surname' (1797 bytes more)

Researching Fenrich, Stoner, Doom, Carnahan and Lowe surnames