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From a family history written about Hyrum's brother John Lowry Jr. It states: "The Lowry family traveled on to the Missouri River, arriving there after the Mormon Batalion had been mustered out at Council Bluffs. They crossed the river to the west side at Winter Quarters and hastily built a house for the family and corrals for the cattle and prepared to stay there during the winter. Hearing of a place some distance up the river called Rush Valley, where there was good feed for stock, Grandfather (John Lowry Sr.) took a herd of cattle up there to care for them during the winter; he also took father (John Lowry Jr.) and one other son to assist in the work, leaving Hyrum to assist the family at home...When grandfather and his two sons returned in the spring of 1847, they learned at that time that Hyrum, had attempted to cross the Missouri River to visit his Grandmother; he got lost and drowned..."
Birth: Mar. 15, 1827, Marion County, Missouri,USA
Death: Mar. 16, 1847, Winter Quarters / Florence (defunct), Douglas County, Nebraska, USA
Burial: Mormon Pioneer Cemetery, Omaha Douglas County, Nebraska, USA
From a family history written about Hyrum's brother John Lowry Jr. It states: "The Lowry family traveled on to the Missouri River, arriving there after the Mormon Battalion had been mustered out at Council Bluffs. They crossed the river to the west side at Winter Quarters and hastily built a house for the family and corrals for the cattle and prepared to stay there during the winter. Hearing of a place some distance up the river called Rush Valley, where there was good feed for stock, Grandfather (John Lowry Sr.) took a herd of cattle up there to care for them during the winter; he also took father (John Lowry Jr.) and one other son to assist in the work, leaving Hyrum to assist the family at home...When grandfather and his two sons returned in the spring of 1847, they learned at that time that Hyrum, had attempted to cross the Missouri River to visit his Grandmother; he got lost and drowned..."
Parents:
John Lowry 1799 - 1867
Mary Wilcox Lowry 1802 - 1859
Created by: Cathy Peacock Record added: Sep 15, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 76548459
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March 15, 1827
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Madison, Monroe, MO
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1847 |
March 16, 1847
Age 20
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Winter Quarters / Florence, Douglas County, Nebraska, USA
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Mormon Pioneer Cemetery, Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska USA
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