Lowry/Lowery Ancestry

My Lowry Family Line
					
1  Robert James Lowery, Sr.  b:1742 Sumter Co. S.C. d:05 Jun 1813 Amite Co. Ms.
.  +Penelope ?	
.2  Joseph Sidney Monroe Lowery b.1813 Amite Co.,Ms. d.1858 AR/LA?
..  +Mary Jane Furniss b.24 Oct 1817 Franklin Co.,Ms. d.04 Oct 1879 Nacogdoches Co. Tx.
...3 Robert James Lowry b.26 Feb 1836 Franklin Co. Ms. d.06 Mar 1921 Dallas Co. Tx.
.... +Olivia Elizabeth Jeffries b.01 Aug 1842 Bossier Parish La.  d.19 Jul 1885 Rockwall Co. Tx.
....4 Mary Olivia Lowry b.08 Jun 1874 Nacogdoches Co. Tx. d.27 Dec 1960 Dallas Co. Tx.
..... +John Henry Loving  b.13 Jun 1867 Adair Co. Ky.  d.19 Feb 1932 Dallas Co. Tx.
....5  Bonelyn Loving  b.03 Jan 1897 Rockwall Co. Tx.  d.20 Jul 1952 Dallas Co. Tx.
...... +Bert Littleton Mitchell b.15 Jan 1895 Delta Co. Tx.  d.10 Oct 1964 Dallas Co. Tx.
.....6  Johnnie Jean Mitchell b.24 Aug 1933 Dallas Co. Tx.  d.6 Aug 1993 Henderson Co. Tx.
....... +Paul Hollis Boone b.1 Mar 1926 Eastland Co. Tx. d.23 Aug 1999 Henderson Co., Tx.
......7  Holli Jean Boone  b.21 Sept 1957 Dallas Co. Tx.
........ +Travis Roland Kees b.16 Aug 1952 Los Angelos Co. Ca.

Census Records on Family

Mrs. Mitchell's Funeral Slated

  Final Services for Mrs. Bert L. Mitchell, 55, a resident of Dallas
  for more than 25 years and a native Texan, were to be held at 2 p.m.
  Monday at Weiland-Merritt Funeral Church.
  Rev. R. B. Cooper, pastor of Western Heights Baptist Church, was to
  officiate. Interment was to be in Restland Memorial Park.
  Mrs. Mitchell died Sunday morning in a Dallas hospital after a long
  illness.  She lived at 316 S. Tatum St. Mrs. Mitchell was born Jan.
  3, 1897 in Rockwall County.
  Survivors are her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Wayne L. Denton and
  Mrs. Paul Boone; her mother, Mrs. John H. Loving; three brothers, R.
  L. Mitchell, Joe H. Mitchell and Jack D. Loving; two sisters, Mrs.
  Kenneth Williams and Mrs. H. E. Cooper, and two grandchildren, all
  of Dallas.
  Nephews will be pallbearers.

In Remembrance
In Memory Of Mrs. Bert Mitchell 
Born
Fate, Texas
Date of Death July 20, 1952
Services From
Weiland-Merritt Funeral Church
2909 Live Oak Street
Monday, 2:00 P.M.
Clergyman Officiating
Rev. R. B. Cooper
Interment
Restland Memorial Park
July 21, 1952

Obituary
Denton, Mildred
Survived by daughters Sandra Mangum, Linda Denton; son, Robert Denton;
sister Jean Boone; six grandchildren; one great grandchild. Graveside
services 2:00 P.M. Thursday, December 20, 1990, Restland Memorial Park.
Restland
Greenville Ave. at Restland Rd. 238-7111

Dallas Morning News
Sunday, August 8, 1993
Boone,
Johnnie Jean, departed from this life on August 6, 1993. Born August 24,
1933 in Dallas. Survived by husband, Paul Hollis; beloved daughter,
Holli Jean Kees and son in law, Travis Roland of Eustace; beloved daughter
Kristi Willard and son in law, Gerald of Eustace; beloved son, John Paul
Boone and daughter in law, Ann of Fort Worth; grandchildren, John Michael,
Travis Roland, Jeremiah Scott, Jacob Daniel, Aaron Hoke, Joseph Hollis,
and Kasey Elizabeth. Memorial Services to be held at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Gun Barrel City on Monday, August 9, 1993 at 3:00 p.m. All of us
will miss her courage, strength and laughter. In loving memory from Linda
and Mousie Tehee-Kees.

Dallas Morning News
Tuesday, October 20, 1998
Page 22A

Cooper,
Idyl--Born November 8, 1905 in Royse City, Texas, passed away October 18,
1998 in Dallas, Texas. A very devout christian and loving mother,
grandmother, and mother-in-law. She is survived by her son, Edward Cooper
and wife, Doris; daughter, Darryl Duncan and husband Harold; 6
grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Services will be held 12:00pm
Wednesday, October 21, 1998 in Restland Memorial Chapel with Rev. Mickey
Moriarity officiating. Interment to follow in Restland Memorial Park. The
family will receive friends Tuesday, October 20, 1998 from 5:00pm until
8pm at Restland Funeral Home.

Dallas Newspaper
MITCHELL, Bert L.
110 N. Tatum, Dallas. Survivors , wife Mrs. Pearl Mitchell; 2 daughters,
Mrs. Wayne Denton, Dallas, Mrs Paul Boone, Amarillo; 5 Grandchildren;
three sisters Mrs Ray Gray, Dallas, Mrs George Howard, Dallas and Mrs.
J. J. Nix, San Antonio. Services 11:30 AM Monday, Weiland-Merritt Live
Oak Chapel, Rev. R. B. Cooper Officiating. Interment Restland. 

Another Obituary
Mitchell, Bert L
110 N. Tatum. Survived by wife, Mrs. Pearl Mitchell, Dallas; daughters,
Mrs. Wayne Denton, Dallas; Mrs. Paul Boone, Amarillo; five grandchildren;
sisters, Mrs. Roy Grace; Mrs. George Howard, both of Dallas; Mrs. J. J.
Nix, San Antonio. Services, 11:30 a.m. Monday, Weiland-Merritt Live Oak
Chapel, Rev. R. B. Cooper officiating. Interment Restland. Pallbearers;
A. C. Ward, Wallace Weir, Jerry Baggett, Robert Loving, John Loving,
Walden Harbor.
Weiland-Merritt
2909 Live Oak
TA38141

KEES
Shawn Paul, Grand Prairie. Survived by parents, Travis and Holli Kees,
Grand Prairie; brother, Travis Roland Kees II, Grand Prairie;
Grandparents, Wanda Matalois Kees, Dallas, Paul H. and Jean Boone,
Malakoff. Graveside Services 11 a.m. Monday, Restland Memorial Park.

August 24, 1999
Athens Daily Review
Page 10A
Paul H. Boone
Services for Paul H. Boone, 73, of Athens are pending with Foster & Brown
Funeral Home in Athens.
Mr. Boone died Aug. 23, 1999 in Athens.

Athens Daily Review
August 25, 1999
page 12A
Paul Hollis Boone
Services for Paul Hollis Boone, 73, of Log Cabin are scheduled for 2 p.m.
Friday at Foster & Brown Funeral Home Chapel in Athens. Mr. Hollis
(mistake) died August 23, 1999, in Athens.
He was born March 1, 1926, in Cisco to Peter Stephens Boone and Nellie
Milvinie Honea Boone. Formerly of Dallas, he had lived in Henderson
County since 1993. He served on the USS LST 754 in the U.S. Navy during
WWII and was a member of VFW Post # 4376 in Trinidad.
Mr. Boone was proceeded in death by his wife, Johnnie Jean Mitchell Boone;
brother, Arles Edward "Tot" Boone of Riverside, Calif; and grandson Shawn
Paul Kees.
He is survived by his wife, Velma Dell Williams of Log Cabin; son and
daughter in law, John Paul and Margaret Ann Boone of Fort Worth; daughters
and son in law, Holli Jean and Travis Roland Kees of Eustace and Kristi
Lynelle Willard of Eustace; brother and sisters in law, Olney Floyd and
Jewel Boone of El Cajon, Calif., and Grace Boone of Riverside, Calif;
grandchildren, John Michael Boone, Jeremiah Scott Boone, Jacob Daniel
Boone, Joseph Hollis Boone, Travis Roland Kees II, Aaron Hoke Kees,
Landen Leo Willard and Kasey Elizabeth Hill; and numerous nieces,
nephews and cousins.
Visitation is scheduled for 6-8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.

Dearfield Carrole Parish
April 5th 1858

Dear Son,
I have been down four or five weeks and have not received a letter from
none of you. My health has only been tolerable since I arrived here and
I have not met with **** for anything that I have here with the exception
of the Mrs. Rock which I have sold to Lo*fy. *** more for *** then hundred
and twenty dollars but have not received the money yet as I took a draft
on his merchant in New Orleans and have not heard from it. It is impossible
for me to say when I will be at home. John Trissantes got a letter from
John dated the 3rd March in which there was not the first inquiry made of
me. W. J. Maybin got one from Mary dated the 7th in which she stated that
when I got of off the Boat, I was so sick that I could hardly walk. I am
glad to hear that you are all well. I seen Travis S*** three or four times
but he has never mentioned money the first time and I don't think it will
be right for me to say anything to him about it. John Kinard was murdered
some night days ago by Mr. Hollys Negrai** and burned the thing *** and
gave to three of three Hundred **** after ***** the Mississippi River
above Lake Providence has broken in two places.  **** there is no doubt
but that there will be an over flow.  Bo** Macon is my full. I cannot say
when I will be in Arkansas. Robert my troubles are quite I do not get two
hours sleep during the night, *** from you all I with say more. Tell your
mother and the children Howdy and may god bless you.

So Fairwell my son,
Your father J. S. M. Lowry

From the Bossier Parish History:
Bossier Parish was created on Feb. 24, 1843, through Act 33 of the
Louisiana legislature, signed into law by Gov. Alexandre Mouton. The
parish was presumably named for the Louisiana Creole militia general
Pierre Evariste Jean Baptiste Bossier. He was born at Natchitoches
(pronounced NAK-oh-tush) on March 22, 1797 and died under mysterious
circumstances on April 24, 1844. 

The parish was formed from Claiborne Parish. Until 1871, it included what
are now Webster and Red River parishes. Its boundaries were originally
Loggy Bayou to Lake Bistineau to Bayou Dorcheat to the
Arkansas-Louisiana state line to the Red River back to the mouth of Loggy
Bayou. 

The first parish officials, all appointed by Governor Mouton, were William
K. Beck, Parish Judge; Robert B. Lowrey, Sheriff; R.H. Hodges, Surveyor;
H.M. McFarland, Coroner; and John M. Lawdridge, C. Wallace, William
Crowley and J.S.M. Lowery, Justices of the Peace. They were appointed
March 9, 1843. The first parish courthouse was at Bellevue and was built
by A. Kendall. The first parish Police Jury meeting (akin to a board of
county commissioners) was held on June 19, 1843. The first police jurors
were William Crowley, President; J.A.W. Lowery, Clerk; James C. Scott,
Clerk (through Sept. 4); G.J. Williams; Joseph Graham; William M. Burns;
and Isaac Lay. Their first meeting was held at the home of Ezekial Calhoun
Long, believed to be near the site of the 1920s-vintage Durden log home
on the Bodcau preserve. 

The earliest towns and settlements in Bossier Parish were Fillmore,
Collinsburg (also called Plainville), Bellevue, Rocky Mount and Red Land.
Rocky Mount is site of the earliest church, the Salem Baptist Church. Red
Land received the first official post office, however, on Oct. 20, 1846, with
Jerome B. Mading as postmaster. The last traces of the village burned on
Sept. 18, 1890. 

((Source: "Bossier Parish History, 1843-1993, The First 150 Years," by
Clifton Cardin. LOC No. 93-072080, ISBN 0-9637507-0-4 (softcover) and
ISBN 0-9637507-1-2 (hardcover)). Cardin is the official (appointed) Bossier
Parish Historian and gladly answers queries.

Tycer, Richard William.
August 16, 1811.
Wife: Jannet. Legatees: Jannett Tycer (wife), Ttos. Tycer (brother), a
negro slave named “Adam” to have freedom. Admrs: wife, John Lowry and
James McKnight. Wit: Mary Neilson, John Brown and Joseph Lowry.

Biographical Souvenir of the State of Texas
F. A. Battey & Co. 1889
page 536
Robert James Lowry, General merchant of Fate, Rockwall county, Texas,
and also a prosperous farmer, was born in Mississippi, February 26, 1836.
His father, Joseph Sidney Monroe Lowry, was born in Mississippi in 1813,
was a farmer, and moved to Louisiana in 1837, where he served both as
justice of the peace and probate judge for several terms, and died in
Arkansas in 1858. Robert J.’s paternal grandfather was of Irish extraction
and a soldier in the Revolution. Mrs. Mary Jane (Furniss) Lowry was born
in Mississippi in 1817; and by her marriage with J. S. Monroe Lowry,
became the mother of Robert J., John F., Samuel M. , Charles Thaddeus, M.
Matilda, Mary A. and William C., and died in Texas in 1877. Robert J.
Lowry was you might say, reared in Louisiana, receiving his education
in said State. He taught school when a young man. He married in his twenty
first year, in 1856, a young lady of fifteen years by the name of Olivia
Elizabeth Jeffries, who was born August 1, 1842, and was the daughter of
Charles A. and Matilda (Travis) Jeffries, of Carroll parish, Louisiana.
He then settled down to teaching and farming for a living, and was so
engaged when the Civil War came on. He enlisted  in the Confederate Army
in 1862, Company G., Third Arkansas regiment, Hood’s Brigade, composed of
the First, Fourth and Fifth Texas regiments and said Third Arkansas
regiment, and served with the Army of Northern Virginia, and was in the
battles of Seven Pines, Chancellorvilles, Gettysburg, Fredericksburg,
Chickamauga, seige of Knoxville, the Wilderness and several engagements
around Richmond. He was never captured, never sick or wounded, and never
missed a fight, and was surrendered at Appomattox Court House in Virginia,
and there received his parole to go to his home in Louisiana, in 1865,
and moved to Nacogdoches county, Texas, in 1869, and in 1874 moved to
Dallas county, and in 1876 to Blackland, in Rockwall county. He lost his
wife July 19, 1885, and married again the next year, his second choice
being Mary, daughter of Arthur and Eliz Smith, of Clairborne parish,
Louisiana. She was born September 15, 1846. Mr. Lowry had born to him
seven children by his first wife--Robert M., Eugene A., U.Travis,
Charles T., Olivia M., C. Waine and one that died in infancy. To the
second wife no children have been born.
Squire Lowry has served as postmaster of Blackland eight years, as justice
of the peace and county commissioner of Rockwall county four years, and
has exhibited a general interest in most matters of public concern. He
owns a fine farm of 504 1/2 acres of black, waxey land, worth $35 per
acre, three and one-half miles south of Fate, which point he moved to in
the fall of 1886 from Blackland, and has been engaged in a general
mercantile business in Blackland and Fate for nine years. He is a deacon
in the Missionary Baptist Church of which he had been a member for the
past 30 years and he has also been a member of the Knights of Honor for
the past 9 years.

SARAH ALZENITH LOWRY BIBLE

Holy Bible published 1818 in Philadelphia by M. Carey and Son, No. 126
Chestnut St. Originally belonged to Sarah Alzenith Lowry. In possession of N.
B. Carstarphen, 306 Ward Bldg., Shreveport, La., who had copy notarized for
the files of the Louisiana Genealogical and Historical Society in 1954.
Submitted by Miss Inez L. Furniss, 515 Olive St., Shreveport, La.

MARRIAGES
James Miles son of Abram and Elizabeth Miles was married to Elizabeth
Buckholts  second daughter of Jacob and Sarah Buckholt in Hancock County,
State of  Georgia the 12th day of October 1803 

John A. W. Lowry and Sarah Alzenith Miles was married the seventh day
of July in the year of our Lord and Savour Eighteen hundred and thirty
five in the state of Mississippi, Amite County 

Evelyn Virginia Lowry first daughter of J. A. W. and Sarah Alzenith
Lowry was  married to Dr. J. J. Carstaphen at Bellevue January 23d 1856

Martha Elizabeth Lowry was married at Bellevue, La., July 12th, 1865
to John Willis Cade 

Sarah Alzenith Lowry was married to William C. Hargis at Bellevue, La.
April 24th, 1866 

J. A. W. Lowry was married to Miss Elizabeth Eubank on the 27th of
June 1878 in Shreveport, La. Caddo Parish

BIRTHS
James Miles son of Abram and Elizabeth Miles was born in North Caroline on
the first day of January 1778

Elizabeth Buckholts second daughter of Jacob and Sarah Buckholts was born
in Cheraw District South Carolina on the 19th day of January 1788 

Alferd Miles son of James and Elizabeth Miles was born in Hancock County, 
Georgia May the 23rd 1805

Thomas Albert Miles son of James and Elizabeth Miles was born in Wilkinson
County, Mississippi Territory the 23rd day of May 1807

Alfred Mansfield Miles son of James and Elizabeth Miles was born in
Wilkinson County Mississippi Territory the 13th day of September 1811

James Lawrence Miles son of James and Elizabeth Miles was born in
Wilkinson County, Mississippi Territory the 7th day of November 1813

Sarah Alzenith Miles first daughter of James and Elizabeth Miles was born
in Wilkinson County Mississippi Territory 31 July 1817

John R. Miles, son of James and Elizabeth Miles was born in Wilkinson
County, State Mississippi, the 28th day of Dec. 1820

Robert James Burgiss Lowry, Junior, was born the 7th November AD 1845,
the son of J. A. W. Lowry and S. A. Lowry

J. A. W. Lowry, last son of J. A. W. and S. A. Lowry was born on the
twelfth of Jan 1848 three weeks after the death of his father in Bossier
Parish, state of Louisiana

Edward Augustus Lowry son of John A. W. Lowry and Sarah Alzenith Lowry
was born in Amite County Mississippi on the 13th February in the year
of our Lord and Savour one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven

Evelyn Virginia Lowry daughter of John A. W. and Sarah A. Lowry was born
in Franklin County Mississippi the seventeenth of April AD 1839

Sarah Alzenith Lowry daughter of John A. W. and Sarah Alzenith Lowry was
born in Claiborne Parish Louisiana July 24 1841

Martha Elizabeth Lowry daughter of John A. W. and Sarah A. Lowry was born
in West Feliciana Parish state of Louisiana May third AD 1843

DEATHS
Alfred Miles son of James and Elizabeth Miles died in Wilkinson County the
23rd day of June 1806

Thomas Albert Miles son of James and Elizabeth Miles departed this life
5th day of August 1821 in Woodville

James Miles husband of Elizabeth Miles departed this life in Greenwich
near the city of New York where he had gone for the recovery of his health,
August the 15th AD 1821

Elizabeth Miles departed this life near Woodville the 26th day of Augt.
1822

James Lawrence Miles was drowned in Red River opposite to Shreveport on
the tenth of August 1847 and his body not found although searched for by his
brother and everything done that could be by a bereaved brother and sister.

J. A. W. Lowry husband of Sarah A. Lowry departed this life in Belle-vue
Bossier Parish, state of Louisiana on the 29 of December 1847. He was buried
with Masonic honors.

Edward Augustus Lowry died in the battle of Monocasy State of Maryland
July 9th, 1864

Evelyn Virginia Lowry, wife of J. J. Carstarphen, died at Bellevue,
Bossier Parish, July 13th, 1866

Sarah Alzenith Lowry, 2nd. daughter of J. A. W. and Sarah Alzenith Lowry
and wife of William C. Hargis, died at Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La. April
17th, AD 1873

R. J. B. Lowry, second son of J. A. W. and Sarah Lowry died at Bellevue,
La. Feb. 4, 1878 

Sarah A. Lowry died at Bellevue, La. April 22, 1887

J. A. W. Lowry, son of J. A. W. Lowry and Sarah A. Lowry, died March the
20th 1899 at Benton, Bossier Parish, Louisiana

John Augustus Cade, son of J. W. and Pattie Lowry Cade died July 31st.,
1900 

Pattie Lowry Cade died Aug. 8th, 1913

Elizabeth Eubank, wife of J. A. W. Lowry, died Feb. 4, 1927 at Shreveport,
La. buried in Bellevue cemetery.

Bert Mitchell's letter he recieved about his wife:
Dear Mr. Mitchell:

I have just recently learned through Dr. Dierolf of the
passing of your wife.  I extend my deepest sympathy to 
you and to the rest of your family.

I have received just partial information about the
postmortem examination.  This information confirms our
diagnosis of your wife's difficulty.  It was also 
evident from this examination that the destruction of 
her lungs, particularly, and of other organs, had been
so extensive that nothing more could have been done.

Since it became apparent that nothing could be done to
restore her to normal health, I am glad that the final
sickness was not prolonged.

However, this is a great loss to you and your family and
we are deeply sorry.

Sincerely yours,
Signed William M. Ashe, M.D.

Lowry, John F 
Private—Enlisted in Co. G, 3rd Arkansas Infantry, at Three Creeks, Arkansas,
June 19, 1861; promoted second corporal; promoted third sergeant, April 14,
1862; wounded in the hand at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, July 2, 1863; furloughed
to Jackson, Mississippi; born in Mississippi, c1839; listed in Union county
1860 census; occupation farmer; brother of Private Samuel M. Lowry.

Lowry, Leander S 
Private—Enlisted in Co. G, 3rd Arkansas Infantry, at Goldsboro, North Carolina,
June 15, 1862; captured at Sharpsburg, Maryland, September 17, 1862; paroled
at Camp Chase, Ohio, October 1862; born c1845. 

Lowry, Robert James 
Private—Enlisted in Co. G, 3rd Arkansas Infantry, at Three Creeks, Arkansas,
March 1, 1862; appointed musician and transferred to regimental band,
September 1863; paroled at Appomattox, Virginia, April 12, 1865; born in
Mississippi, c1836; listed in Union county 1860 census with wife Olivia E.;
occupation farmer; bought land in Union county in 1860. 

Lowry, Samuel M 
Private—Enlisted in Co. G, 3rd Arkansas Infantry, at Three Creeks, Arkansas,
March 1, 1862; died of disease at Richmond, Virginia, April 14, 1862; born
in Louisiana, c1841; listed in Union county 1860 census; occupation farmer;
brother of Private John F. Lowry. 

Campaigns and Battles of the Third Arkansas Infantry

Operations on Cheat Mountain, West Virginia, September 11-17, 1861. 
Skirmish, Elkwater, West Virginia, September 11, 1861. 
Skirmish, Point Mountain Turnpike, West Virginia, September 11-12, 1861. 
Skirmish, Petersburg, West Virginia, September 12, 1861. 
Engagement, Greenbrier River, Cheat Mountain, West Virginia, October 3-4, 1861. 
Operations in the Valley District and against Romney, West Virginia, November 26, 1861 to February 21, 1862. 
Battle of Seven Pines (Fair Oaks), Virginia, May 31 to June 1, 1862. 
Skirmish, Gill’s Bluff, Virginia (Company F), June 20, 1862. 
Seven Days Battles, Virginia, June 25 to July 1, 1862. 
Engagement, Turkey Bridge (Malvern Cliff), Virginia, June 30, 1862. 
Campaign in Northern Virginia (Second Bull Run Campaign), August 16 to September 2, 1862. 
Maryland Campaign, September 3-19, 1862. 
Siege, Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia, September 13, 1862. 
Battle of Antietam (Sharpsburg), Maryland, September 16-17, 1862. 
Action, Bolivar Heights, West Virginia, September 19, 1862. 
Operations in Loudoun, Fauquier and Rappahannock Counties, Virginia, October 26 to November 10, 1862. 
Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia, December 12-15, 1862. 
Siege, Suffolk, Virginia, April 11 to May 4, 1863. 
Skirmish, Somerton Road, Virginia, April 15, 1863. 
Skirmish, Somerton Road, Virginia, April 20, 1863. 
Action, Edenton Road, Suffolk, Virginia, April 24, 1863. 
Gettysburg Campaign, June 3 to August 1, 1863. 
Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, July 1-3, 1863. 
Battle of Chickamauga, Georgia, September 19-21, 1863. 
Siege, Chattanooga, Tennessee, September 24 to November 1, 1863. 
Campaign, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 4 to December 23, 1863. 
Siege, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 17 to December 4, 1863. 
Assault, Forts Saunders and Loudoun, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 29, 1863. 
Operations about Dandridge, Tennessee, January 16 to January 17, 1864. 
Operations about Dandridge, Tennessee, January 26-28, 1864. 
Wilderness Campaign, May 4 to June 12, 1864. 
Battle of the Wilderness, Virginia, May 5-7, 1864. 
Battles of Spotsylvania Court House, Laurel Hill, Ny River and Fredericksburg Road, Virginia, May 8-21, 1864. 
Assault of the Salient, Spotsylvania Court House, Virginia, May 12, 1864. 
Operations on the line of the North Anna River, Virginia, May 22-26, 1864. 
Operations on the line of the Pamunkey River, Virginia, May 26-28, 1864. 
Operations on the line of the Totopotomoy River, Virginia, May 28-31, 1864. 
Battles about Cold Harbor, Virginia, June 1-12, 1864. 
Assault, Petersburg, Virginia, June 15, 1864. 
Siege operations against Petersburg and Richmond, Virginia, June 16, 1864 to April 2, 1865. 
Assault, Petersburg, Virginia, June 18, 1864. 
Engagements at Deep Bottom (Darbytown), Strawberry Plains and New Market Road, Virginia, June 27-29, 1864. 
Engagements at Deep Bottom, New Market Road and Darbytown Road, Virginia, August 13-20, 1864. 
Engagement, Fair Oaks and Darbytown Road, Virginia, October 27-28, 1864. 
Appomattox Campaign, March 28 to April 9, 1865. 
Assault and capture, Petersburg Lines, Virginia, April 2, 1865. 
Surrender, Appomattox Court House, Virginia, April 9, 1865. 

Needing help finding Robert James Lowery, Sr.'s parents. Willing to share what information I have with you.

Mississippi Court Records
[p.55] AMITE COUNTY WILL BOOK “1”
page 56
Lowry, Robert.
[p.56] October 9, 1813.
Wife: Penelope. Daughters: Elizabeth, Jane, Mary Ann.
Sons: John Robert and Joseph Lowry. Admrs: three sons.
Wit: James McKnight and Benjamin Cassels.

1810 Amite Co., MS
1820 Amite Co., MS (Index only)
1830 Amite Co., MS (Index only)
1840 Amite Co., MS (Index only)
1850 Amite Co., MS
1860 Union Co., AR
1870 Nacodgoches Co., TX
1880 Rockwall Co., TX
1880 Nacgodcoches Co., Tx.
1920 Dallas Co., Tx.

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The State Of Texas #58915
County of Dallas
To Any Regularly Licensed or Ordained Minister of the Gospel, Jewis

Rabbi, Judge of the District or County Clerk, or Justice of the Peace
in the State of Texas Greeting:
You are herely authorized to clebrate the Rites of Matrimony between
Wayne Leon Denton and Miss Mildred Jo Mitchell and made due return to
the County Clerk of said County within sixty days thereafter, certifying
your action under this license.
Witness My official signature and seal of office, at office in Dallas
this 4th day of October A. D. 1945. Ed H. Steger County Clerk. By O. H.
Crossett Deputy.
I Hulen L. Jackson hereby certify that on the 6 day of October 1945 I
united in marriage Wayne Denton and Miss Mildred Jo Mitchell, the parties
above mentioned. 
Witness My hand, this 10th day of October A.D. 1945.
Hulen L. Jackson, Minister, Church of Christ
Returned and filed for record the 11 day of Oct 1945 and recorded the
11 day of Oct 1945 Ed. H. Steger, County Clerk by O. H. Crossett Deputy.
How disposed of 1617 N. Edgefield, Dallas Texas 11 Oct 1945

STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF DALLAS
To all licensed or ordained Christian Ministers an Priests, Jewish Rabbis,
orperson, who are officers of religious organizations, and who are duly
authorized by the organization to conduct ceremonies, Justices of the
supreme court, Judges of the court of criminal appeals, Justices of the
court of civil appeals, Judges of the district, county, and probate
courts, Judges of the
courty courts at law, courts of domestic relations and juvenile courts,
Justices of the peace, and  Judges of the Federal courts of this State.
Greetings:
You are hereby authorized to celebrate the Rites of Matrimony
Between: Travis Roland Kees and Holli Jean Boone and  make  due
return to the Clerk of the County Court of said County within thirty days
thereafter, certifying your action under this License.
Witness my officaial signiture and  seal of office at office in Dallas
Texas this
18th day of March A.D. 1977.
L. E. Murdoch, County Clerk
by Ramona Jones Deputy.
I, the undersigned hereby certify that on the 25th day of March 1977 I
united in
Marriage the parties above named. Witness my hand, Rev. James J. Howe,
Th. M. Pastor, Southside Baptist Church, 201 S. Dwight, Dallas, Texas,
County of Marriage: Dallas
Recorded 4 April 1977