Re: Edmond Ray Butler was a wagon maker for traveling Morman
BUTLER, MCCOLL, MCCOLE, BINNALL, BINALL, BINNELL, LOWE, THORNTON
Posted By: M. Knight (email) In Response To: Edmond Ray Butler was a wagon maker for traveling Mormans. (Robin Butler Daviet)
Date: 7/4/2003 at 19:49:18
There are several burials for LOWE in the Grange Cemetery which is north of Crescent, Iowa. "North Pigeon" was named for Pigeon Creek which still runs through that area today. Here are those burials:
Lowe, Lorenzo H., 1872 - 1953
Lowe, Charlotte M., 1869 - 1949
Lowe, Henry, 22 Nov 1842 - 3 Feb 1910, Father
Lowe, Esther, 12 Nov 1844 - 20 Feb 1916, Mother
Lowe, Sarah E., 1870 - 1960
Lowe, Frederick R., 1881 - 1941, Father
Lowe, Anna C., 1883 - 1944, Mother
Lowe, Francis L., 1920 - 1921, SonI don't find any BUTLER burials that fit the dates you provide or the names. Perhaps someone else knows of cemeteries in this area. I checked Reel's, Crescent, McIntosh, and Hazel Dell Cemetery.
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