Lowell
Walter
Lowell/Lowle ( - )
and wife
? Lyttleton ( - )
He was born in Yardley, England.
Son of Walter and ? Lowell
James Lowell ( - )
and wife
? Baskerville ( - )
St. Andrews Church, Clevedon, England where many Lowells are buried
Son of James and ? Lowell
Ralph/Raffe Lowell
( - )
and wife
? Hasellridge ( - )
Son of Ralph and ? Lowell
Walter Lowell
(abt. 1430- )
and wife
Joane Russell/Rubett ( - )
Son of Walter and Joane Lowell
Richard Lowell
(abt. 1460-)
and wife
? Turner ( - )
He was born and died in Yardley, England.
Son of Richard Lowell and wife
John Lowell Sr.
(1490- )
and wife
? Wake ( - )
He was born in Yardley, England and died in Somersetshire, England. John's wife was the daughter of Sir Roger Wake.
Son of John Lowell Sr. and wife
John Lowell Jr. (
1510-1553)
and wife
Apolene Leversedge
He died in Portbury, Somersetshire, England.
Son of John and Apolene Lowell
Richard Lowell
(1535- )
and wife
Ann Percival
He was born in Somerset, England.
Son of Richard and Ann Lowell
Percival Lowell
(1571-1664/1665)
and wife (m.1594)
Rebecca Goodale ( -1645)
He was born in Bristol, England and she was born in Yarmouth, England. They both are buried at the First Settlers Cemetery Newbury, MA. He had been a merchant in Bristol, England owning the Percival Lowell Company. The firm was composed of the father, his sons John and Richard and possibly William Gerrish, who came over with the Lowell's. William Gerrish subsequently married Percival's daughter, Mrs Joanna Oliver, a widow. They came to America on the ship "Johnathan". when Percival was 68 years of age. Percival and his family had means when they arrived in this country and purchased real estate quite extensively in Newbury, MA. They came to this country to seek religous freedom. At that time Charles I was on the throne and caused such oppressive actions that the Massachusetts Bay Colony was chartered. In the next twelve years more that 20,000 Puritans left the Mother Country for the New England wilderness. In 1648 he took the Oath of Allegiance as did all citizens of Massachusetts above the age of 16. he had been a freeholder since 1642 and been an organizer of the town of Newbury with the other 90 proprietors at that time. He was a man of unusual ability and attainments of his day and wrote a poem upon the death of Gov. Winthrop of Massachusetts. His wife Rebecca was the daughter of John Goodale and wife.
Daughter of Percival and Rebeca Goodale
Joanna Lowell
Oliver (1619-1677)
and husband (m. 1645)
William Gerrish (1617-1687)