George Lowrey

George Eugene Lowrey, age 68, Fort Myers, FL View Details

Cities: New York NY, Brooklyn NY Possible Relatives: Erin E Carpenter, Anita D Johnson, Annamarie M Lowrey

George H Lowrey, age 90, Sun City West, AZ View Details

Cities: New York NY, Brooklyn NY Possible Relatives: Erin E Carpenter, Anita D Johnson, Annamarie M Lowrey

George L Lowrey, age 83, Kennebunk, ME View Details

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George Minter Lowrey, age 80, Alexandria, VA View Details

Locations: New York NY, Brooklyn NY Possible Relatives: Erin E Carpenter, Anita D Johnson

George R Lowrey, age 40s, Arlington, TX View Details

Locations: Arlington TX, Georgetown TX, Giddings TX Possible Relatives: Phillip W Lowrey, Sara E Lowrey

George Eugene Lowrey, age 50s, Fort Myers, FL View Details

Locations: Fort Myers FL, Ft Myers FL, Seven Devils NC Possible Relatives: Elizabeth M Lowrey, Elizabeth G Lowrey, Sarah D Lowrey

George T Lowrey, age 46 View Details

Address:***** Thompson Hill Rd, Berwick, ME. Phone Number: (207) 698-****

George E Lowrey, age 68 View Details

Address:***** Maravilla Ave, Fort Myers, FL. Phone Number: (239) 689-****

George Lowery

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Lowrey, California

Unincorporated community in California, United States

George (Lowery) Lowrey (1770-1852) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

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George Lowrey was a Cherokee leader, a son of a white man and a Cherokee woman, and a translator of the New Testament. He was born in 1770, married twice, had many children, and died in 1852.

George Lowrey Jr - My Cherokee Family - WordPress.com

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"Major George Lowrey, A-gili, born 1770, died in the West 10/20/1852. He was the son of George Lowrey, a trader, & a Cherokee woman. He was assistant chief. He served as major in the Creek War in Col. Gideon Morgan's Regiment & rendered distinct service in the Battle of Horseshoe Bend. He lived on Battle Creek in Marion County & when a ...

Major George Lowrey Jr (1770-1852) - FamilySearch.org

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When Major George Lowrey Jr was born in 1770, in Cherokee, Choctaw, Alabama, United States, his father, George Lowrey Sr, was 30 and his mother, Nanyehi (Nannie) Oo-Lu-Tsa Foreman Watts Watts, was 24. He married Annie Fields in 1811, in Cherokee Indian Reservation, Jackson, North Carolina, United States. They were the parents of at least 3 sons ...

Tsa-Tsi-Agi-Li (1770-1852) - Find a Grave Memorial

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George Lowrey Birth 1770. Tellico Plains, Monroe County, Tennessee, USA Death 20 Oct 1852 (aged 81-82) Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA Burial. Tahlequah Cemetery. Tahlequah, Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA Show Map GPS-Latitude: 35.9094752, Longitude: -94.9980286. Plot Block 6, Lot 32, Space 2 Memorial ID ...

George Lowrey / Unknown - Gilcrease Museum

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George Lowery (1770-1852) was a cousin of Sequoyah and an Assistant Chief under John Ross from 1843 until 1851. He fought in the War of 1812 and was a member of the Cherokee Constitutional Conventions of 1827 and 1831. Lowery played a pivotal role in the 1843 Grand Council meeting, where he interpreted wampum belts to the crowd. ...

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Lowrey. George Lowrey was born in Scotland about 1740 and married Nannie Watts, daughter of Ghi-go-neli (father: Oconostota) and Rising Fawn (Agiligina Kenoteta). He was a trader, miller and man of many far-ranging activities who made his home in Battle Creek valley in the Sequatchie Country, which housed the fleet of war canoes of the ...

George Lowrey Sr. (abt.1740-1786) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

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George Lowery was a white man (abt. 1740-1790), a Scot who emigrated to America and married a Cherokee woman named Nannie. They were the parents of John Lowery who married Elizabeth Shorey. Elizabeth Lowery was the daughter of George and Nannie; she married John Walker, Jr. His son, also named John Walker, married a woman named Nancy Bushyhead.

Lowrey, George, approximately 1770-1852 - LC Linked Data Service

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[George Lowrey (approximately 1770-1852) was a Chief of the Eastern Cherokee (part of the Cherokee Nation) who spent the majority of his life diligently advocating for fair treatment of the Cherokee Nation by the United States government during the historical "Trail of Tears" time period.]

George Lowrey

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George Lowrey. LOWREY, George, Cherokee chief, born on Tennessee river about 1770; died 20 October, 1852. He was one of the delegates that visited Washington in 1791, was present at the signing of the treaty of 1817, a member of the convention that framed the constitution of the Cherokee nation in 1827, and was chosen assistant, principal-chief.