♀ Sarah Lowry

1833 - 1877

Sarah Lowry
Parents
John Lowry
John Lowry
1800
Hannah Johnson
Hannah Johnson
1804 - 1840
Spouse
Siblings
Lucretia Lowry
Lucretia Lowry
1823 - 1848
Mary Lowry
Mary Lowry
1826 - 1917
 

Timeline

1840


Age: 7y
John Lowry (Mary's Father) - 1840 US census

residence


Parke, Indiana, USA ⇓
In 1840 there was a 30-40 year old John Lowry living in Parke, Indiana with two girls, aged 5-10 and 10-15. This is most likely Mary Lowry, her father, and a sister, very likely Sarah Lowry, who was living in Parke, Indiana with the Overpeck family ten years later in 1850. Sarah was also born in Ohio, and would have been 7 years old at the time of the 1840 census. Sarah later married Albert Conine, and is living right next door to them in the small township of Elk River, Clinton County, Iowa.
2 Sources ⇓
1840 • One of the predecessor papers of the Herald Sun of Melbourne, Australia, The Port Phillip Herald, is founded.

1850


Age: 17y
Sarah Lowry (Possible Sister) - 1850 US Federal Census

residence


Parke, Indiana, USA ⇓
She is living with George Overpeck's family in Parke. George Overpeck was born in Ohio, and so were both his parents. His former wife was Lucretia Lowry, who passed away before the 1850 census. Sarah likely later traveled to Iowa with her sister Mary Lowry's family.
1 Source ⇓

1854


Oct 8
Age: 21y
1854 • The General Assembly charters the Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad to run from Goldsboro through New Bern to the newly created seaport of Morehead City near Beaufort.[http://www.historync.org/railroad-ANCRR.htm CommunicationSolutions/ISI, "Railroad — Atlantic & North Carolina"], North Carolina Business History, 2006, accessed 1 Feb 2010

1856


Age: 23y
Sarah Lowry & Albert A. Conine - 1856 Iowa State Census Collection

residence


Osage, Mitchell, Iowa, USA ⇓
They are living with 10 other people, and Albert Conine is working as a lawyer.
1 Source ⇓
1856 Battle of Black Jack: Antislavery forces, led by John Brown, defeat proslavery forces in Bleeding Kansas.

1860


Age: 27y
1860 • Garibaldi again defeats the Neapolitan forces, advancing on Gaeta, the last remaining Neapolitan strong-point.

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