Parthenia Ann Lowe (1849 - 1926) Profile

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Parthenia Ann Lowe

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"Pioneer Coalville Woman Dies After Short Illness," Salt Lake Telegram

"Pioneer Coalville Woman Dies After Short Illness," Salt Lake Telegram, October 15, 1926.

"Pioneer Coalville Woman Dies After Short Illness," Salt Lake Telegram.

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Council Bluffs, Pottawatamie, Iowa, United States

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Frederick Lowe

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