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[[Category:Biography]] [[Category:Lowell]] [[Category: Chandler]] [[Category: Generation 40]] | [[Category:Biography]] [[Category:Lowell]] [[Category: Chandler]] [[Category: Generation 40]] | ||
'''Born:''' Gideon Lowell | '''Born:''' ♂ Gideon Lowell | ||
::September 3, 1672 | ::September 3, 1672 | ||
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::Newbury, MA | ::Newbury, MA | ||
'''Died:''' | '''Died:''' February 3, 1753 | ||
::Amesbury, MA | ::Amesbury, MA | ||
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'''Spouse:''' [[Miriam Swett Lowell]] (m. July 7, 1692, | '''Spouse:''' [[Miriam Swett Lowell]] (m. July 7, 1692, Newbury, MA), [[Elizabeth Colby Lowell]] (m. June 4, 1735, Amesbury, MA) | ||
'''Children:''' [[Mary Lowell Philbrook]], [[John Lowell]], [[Samuel G. Lowell]], [[Gideon Lowell Jr.]], [[Stephen Lowell]], [[Moses Lowell]], [[Hannah Lowell Cottle]], [[Abner Lowell]], [[Jonathan Lowell]], [[Joseph Lowell]] | '''Children:''' [[Mary Lowell Philbrook]], [[John Lowell 6]], [[Samuel G. Lowell]], [[Gideon Lowell Jr.]], [[Stephen Lowell]], [[Moses Lowell]], [[Hannah Lowell Cottle]], [[Abner Lowell]], [[Jonathan Lowell]], [[Joseph Lowell 1]] | ||
'''Parents:''' [[Percival Lowell]] and [[Mary Chandler Lowell]] | '''Parents:''' [[Percival Lowell]] and [[Mary Chandler Lowell]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:24, 25 June 2015
Born: ♂ Gideon Lowell
- September 3, 1672
- Newbury, MA
Died: February 3, 1753
- Amesbury, MA
Spouse: Miriam Swett Lowell (m. July 7, 1692, Newbury, MA), Elizabeth Colby Lowell (m. June 4, 1735, Amesbury, MA)
Children: Mary Lowell Philbrook, John Lowell 6, Samuel G. Lowell, Gideon Lowell Jr., Stephen Lowell, Moses Lowell, Hannah Lowell Cottle, Abner Lowell, Jonathan Lowell, Joseph Lowell 1
Parents: Percival Lowell and Mary Chandler Lowell
Early Life
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[edit](Gwillim-Moore genealogy says:) Gideon Lowell was a shipowner and sea captain. He often sailed with his wife Miriam, and probably some of his children were born at sea. In 1690 he was a soldier in the first expedition to Canada. About 1719 he sold his land in Newbury and moved to Amesbury. Supposedly he built Lowell St. through his land, and on that street, one house for each of seven sons.