Pop Oswald Tree » James LOW (± 1709-1750)

Personal data James LOW 


Household of James LOW

He had a relationship with Elizabeth PAINE.


Child(ren):

  1. Sarah LOW  1749-> 1794 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of James LOW

Samuel LOW
± 1650-????
Deborah HASTINGS
1650-1677
Thomas LOW
1677-1711
DEBORAH
± 1678-± 1745

James LOW
± 1709-1750


Elizabeth PAINE
1711-> 1749

Sarah LOW
1749-> 1794

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