Stephen Low

Also Lt. Stephen Low

01

Life

  1. 1758
    Died
    8 July 1758, Ticonderoga, New York

    "Stephen, Lt., of Chebacco, 'Slain att the Battle of Tyconderoga,' July 8, 1758" (2:625).

02

Family

Father
David Low 1667–1746
compiledprobable
Sources· 1 found
Mother
Mary Lamb c. 1680–1735

David's wife 1699-1735.

inferredprobable
03

Pedigree

documentedcompiledinferred
04

Notes

Lieutenant, of Chebacco. Named in his father’s will.

Mollie's typescript· 1 passage · 1 claim checked

What Mollie wrote about him in The Holbrook and Low Families, and her claims about him checked against the records.

  1. Mollie records that Lieut. Stephen Low, son of Sergeant David Low, was killed at Ticonderoga in Abercrombie's army.

    His son Lieut. Stephen Low was killed at Ticondiroga, in Abercrombie's army.
    p. 78 →

Checked against the records

  • Proven
    Sgt. David's son Lt. Stephen Low was killed at Ticonderoga

    The Ipswich records have "Stephen, Lt., of Chebacco, 'Slain att the Battle of Tyconderoga,' July 8, 1758." Chaplain John Cleaveland wrote that the last time he was seen "he was sitting down, with a heavy wound."

    Read it in the book, p. 78 →
05

Connections

In his ancestry
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Every notable ancestor and famous relative that Stephen's own ancestors lead to, with the lines drawn down to him.

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