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About Nanyehi “Nannie” Lowrey
Nannie; the ‘Nannie’ who was sister of Ghi go ne li was the wife of George Lowrey, not Black Fox
Nannie Watts was born in 1748 in Cherokee Nation East. Perhaps she was the daughter of Trader John Watts, Interpreter but Starr had no father for her and Ghi Go Ne Li was her mother. She was the wife of George Lowrey, Indian trader
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Nannie's father was Rising Fawn, Agin'-agi'li Agiligina Kenoteta (Wolf Clan) and her mother was Ghi-go-ne-li (Oolootas Octlootsa Holly Clan).
Her paternal grandparents were John The Bowl Duwa'li "Cherokee" Bowles: Blood: 1/2 Cherokee, 1/2 Scotish Chief Bowl (aka Duwali, Diwal'li, Chief Bowles, Colonel Bowles, Bold Hunter, and the Bowl), the principal chief of the Cherokees in Texas John John BOWLES - (That Holds The Strong Black Drink), son of BOWLES Bowles Bowles (1/2 Cherokee, 1/2 Scotish) and Oo-yo-sti Otiyu, Polly, or Quali (Ani'-Wa'ya = Wolf Clan); her maternal grandparents were Chief Oconstota of the the Groundhog Sausage, Moytoy (Cherokee) and Oo-Loo-Sta Moytoy (Oolootas Octlootsa Holly Clan).
She was an only child. She died at the age of 39 in 1787.
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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 Chickamauga Nation.
Their daughter Aky Lowrey married Chief Arthur Burns. Another daughter, Jenny, was the wife of Chief Tah-lon-tee-skee. Yet another daughter married a Sevier. In fact, it can be said that none of the marriages in the Lowrey clan were taken lightly. Col. John Lowrey married Elizabeth Shorey, and Maj. George Lowrey married Lucy Benge. As in the case of the Browns and Keyses, some Lowreys remained in the Valley Head area without being forced west. They were known for maintaining a free loan association to aid poor farmers, widows and other needy individuals. .
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The meaning of the surname Lowrey is Levite (WSWJ). .
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Oolootsa, Nannie
Birth : Cherokee Nation-East
Gender: Female
Parents:
Father: Ghi-go-ne-li,
Mother: Fawn, Rising
Family:
Marriage: Cherokee Nation-East
Spouse:
Lowery, George
Birth : Wales
Gender: Male
Children:
Lowery, Elizabeth
Lowery, Jennie
Lowery, Sallie
Gender: Female
Lowery, John Colonel
Lowery, Aky
Gender: Female
Lowery, Nellie
Lowery, George Major
Family:
Children:
Ayoku,
http://www.redeaglejw.net/dat34.htm#4
Nannie Nanyehi Watts was the daughter of Ghi-go-neli (father: Oconostota) and Rising Fawn (Agiligina Kenoteta). She had married George Lowery. Now, George Lowery was born in Scotland about 1740. 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 Chickamauga Nation under the alliance of chiefs united by Dragging Canoe. Their daughter Aky Lowrey married Chief Arthur Burns. Another daughter, Jenny, was the wife of Chief Tah-lon-tee-skee. Yet another daughter married a Sevier. In fact, it can be said that none of the marriages in the Lowrey clan were taken lightly. Col. John Lowrey married Elizabeth Shorey, and Maj. George Lowrey married Lucy Benge. As in the case of the Browns and Keyses, some Lowreys remained in the Valley Head area without being forced west. They were known for maintaining a free loan association to aid poor farmers, widows and other needy individuals.
Nannie Oo-Lu-Tsa
1748 - ____
ID Number: I92853
RESIDENCE: Cherokee Nation East TN
BIRTH: 1748, Chattanooga Dist, Tennessee RESOURCES: See: [S3439] [S3440] Father: Ghi-Go-Ne-Li Mother: Rising Fawn
Family 1 : George LOWREY "the Immigrant" MARRIAGE: ABT 1768, Cherokee Nation, North Carolina +John LOWREY
George LOWREY Jr. +Elizabeth LOWREY Notes
Aka: She's Come
Not a known child of Presley Self, Sr.
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Nanyehi “Nannie” Lowrey's Timeline
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1748
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Cherokee Nation East near Chattanooga, North Carolina, United States
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1768
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Cherokee Nation East, TN, United States
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1770
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Cherokee Nation East, TN, United States
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1770
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Tahskeegee, Alabama, United States
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1772
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Cherokee Nation
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1776
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Cherokee Nation East, TN, United States
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1780
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Cherokee Nation (East)
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1780
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Cherokee Nation East, TN, United States
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1787
Age 39
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Cherokee Nation, Was Chattanooga, Tennessee
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