Der Deutsche Correspondent, Baltimore 11-8-1879 (translated):
MARRIED: At Nizza, France, on October 15 by Rev. John Cornell, Oswin W. Lowry, U. S. Navy, and Miss Klara Kate Heyen, of Baltimore.
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1880 census, Ripley, Brown County, Ohio:
Wm R Loury 63 Tennessee
Rebecca Loury 54 Connecticutt
Oswin Loury 28 Ohio - U.S.N.
Carrie K Loury 23 Maryland - daughter-in-law
Julia Loury 23 Ohio
Charles Loury 15 Ohio
Evaline Loury 12 Ohio
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The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Md. 2-12-1895:
Mrs. O. W. Lowry. A private cablegram announces the death at Freiburg, Baden, last Friday, of Mrs. O. W. Lowry, wife of Lieut. O. W. Lowry, of the United States Navy. Lieutenant and Mrs. Lowry sailed from New York three weeks ago last Saturday. Mrs. Lowry died from the effects of an operation to remove a tumor. Lieutenant Lowry will sail for New York with the body next Saturday. Mrs. Lowry was born in Baltimore, and was Miss Clara K. Heyen, only daughter of the late Ibo T. Heyen, and niece of Mr. Edward Raine, proprietor of the German Correspondent, and of the late Col. Frederick Raine.
The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Md. 2-28-1895: (summarized): Funeral at the home of Mr. H. R. Robbins. Burial in Lorraine Cemetery. Mrs. R. G. Lowry of Chicago, and Mr. O. T. Heyen of South Dakota, were present.
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Another article said she had a brother with the same name as her father, Ibo T. Heyen. He was still in South Dakota as of 1903. Died 4-18-1915 San Francisco.
MARRIED: At Nizza, France, on October 15 by Rev. John Cornell, Oswin W. Lowry, U. S. Navy, and Miss Klara Kate Heyen, of Baltimore.
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1880 census, Ripley, Brown County, Ohio:
Wm R Loury 63 Tennessee
Rebecca Loury 54 Connecticutt
Oswin Loury 28 Ohio - U.S.N.
Carrie K Loury 23 Maryland - daughter-in-law
Julia Loury 23 Ohio
Charles Loury 15 Ohio
Evaline Loury 12 Ohio
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The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Md. 2-12-1895:
Mrs. O. W. Lowry. A private cablegram announces the death at Freiburg, Baden, last Friday, of Mrs. O. W. Lowry, wife of Lieut. O. W. Lowry, of the United States Navy. Lieutenant and Mrs. Lowry sailed from New York three weeks ago last Saturday. Mrs. Lowry died from the effects of an operation to remove a tumor. Lieutenant Lowry will sail for New York with the body next Saturday. Mrs. Lowry was born in Baltimore, and was Miss Clara K. Heyen, only daughter of the late Ibo T. Heyen, and niece of Mr. Edward Raine, proprietor of the German Correspondent, and of the late Col. Frederick Raine.
The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Md. 2-28-1895: (summarized): Funeral at the home of Mr. H. R. Robbins. Burial in Lorraine Cemetery. Mrs. R. G. Lowry of Chicago, and Mr. O. T. Heyen of South Dakota, were present.
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Another article said she had a brother with the same name as her father, Ibo T. Heyen. He was still in South Dakota as of 1903. Died 4-18-1915 San Francisco.
Der Deutsche Correspondent, Baltimore 11-8-1879 (translated):
MARRIED: At Nizza, France, on October 15 by Rev. John Cornell, Oswin W. Lowry, U. S. Navy, and Miss Klara Kate Heyen, of Baltimore.
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1880 census, Ripley, Brown County, Ohio:
Wm R Loury 63 Tennessee
Rebecca Loury 54 Connecticutt
Oswin Loury 28 Ohio - U.S.N.
Carrie K Loury 23 Maryland - daughter-in-law
Julia Loury 23 Ohio
Charles Loury 15 Ohio
Evaline Loury 12 Ohio
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The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Md. 2-12-1895:
Mrs. O. W. Lowry. A private cablegram announces the death at Freiburg, Baden, last Friday, of Mrs. O. W. Lowry, wife of Lieut. O. W. Lowry, of the United States Navy. Lieutenant and Mrs. Lowry sailed from New York three weeks ago last Saturday. Mrs. Lowry died from the effects of an operation to remove a tumor. Lieutenant Lowry will sail for New York with the body next Saturday. Mrs. Lowry was born in Baltimore, and was Miss Clara K. Heyen, only daughter of the late Ibo T. Heyen, and niece of Mr. Edward Raine, proprietor of the German Correspondent, and of the late Col. Frederick Raine.
The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Md. 2-28-1895: (summarized): Funeral at the home of Mr. H. R. Robbins. Burial in Lorraine Cemetery. Mrs. R. G. Lowry of Chicago, and Mr. O. T. Heyen of South Dakota, were present.
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Another article said she had a brother with the same name as her father, Ibo T. Heyen. He was still in South Dakota as of 1903. Died 4-18-1915 San Francisco.
MARRIED: At Nizza, France, on October 15 by Rev. John Cornell, Oswin W. Lowry, U. S. Navy, and Miss Klara Kate Heyen, of Baltimore.
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1880 census, Ripley, Brown County, Ohio:
Wm R Loury 63 Tennessee
Rebecca Loury 54 Connecticutt
Oswin Loury 28 Ohio - U.S.N.
Carrie K Loury 23 Maryland - daughter-in-law
Julia Loury 23 Ohio
Charles Loury 15 Ohio
Evaline Loury 12 Ohio
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The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Md. 2-12-1895:
Mrs. O. W. Lowry. A private cablegram announces the death at Freiburg, Baden, last Friday, of Mrs. O. W. Lowry, wife of Lieut. O. W. Lowry, of the United States Navy. Lieutenant and Mrs. Lowry sailed from New York three weeks ago last Saturday. Mrs. Lowry died from the effects of an operation to remove a tumor. Lieutenant Lowry will sail for New York with the body next Saturday. Mrs. Lowry was born in Baltimore, and was Miss Clara K. Heyen, only daughter of the late Ibo T. Heyen, and niece of Mr. Edward Raine, proprietor of the German Correspondent, and of the late Col. Frederick Raine.
The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Md. 2-28-1895: (summarized): Funeral at the home of Mr. H. R. Robbins. Burial in Lorraine Cemetery. Mrs. R. G. Lowry of Chicago, and Mr. O. T. Heyen of South Dakota, were present.
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Another article said she had a brother with the same name as her father, Ibo T. Heyen. He was still in South Dakota as of 1903. Died 4-18-1915 San Francisco.
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