A Rev. War Veteran serving in Gen. Francis "Swamp Fox" Marion's Brigade in Marion, SC. After the war he lived out his life in nearby Horry, SC (Dongola Section).
Parents:
John Lowrimore b. about 1730/35
unknown mother
Spouse:
Sarah Elizabeth Smith
Children: (birth years are approximate)
Mary Lowrimore (m. John Miliken)
Elizabeth Lowrimore (m. Mr. Paul)
Sarah Ann Lowrimore b. 1796 (m. Samuel Parker)
Anney "Anness" Lowrimore b. 1801
Esther Lowrimore 1804 (m. James Priestly)
Robert J. Lowrimore (Jr.) 1806-1875
John G. Lowrimore b. 1815
Martha Ann Lowrimore b. 1816
Wm. James Lowrimore 1822-d. between 1850-60
A Revolutionary Soldier that served as 1st Lieutenant with Gen. F. Marion. He was in the Battle of Wambaw Bridge in Feb. 1778 when he lost his horse, Saddle, bridle, holsters & pistols (worth about $70 at the time). He wrote a letter to the SC House of Representatives in 1825 asking for compensation for his loss. Compensation was granted & also a pension for his service. (Documents posted here showing his Rev. War service).
Robert J. Lowrimore was awarded 136 acres for his service in the war in Horry, SC Jan. 21, 1817. Land was located on South Side of Hunting Swamp on Cypress Bay (Dongola section) in Horry, SC. He moved across the river into Horry, SC to live & believed to be buried on that land in a family cemetery now lost to wilderness. Cemetery was somewhere behind the country store at end of Dongola hwy & Pee Dee Hwy.
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Parents:
John Lowrimore b. about 1730/35
unknown mother
Spouse:
Sarah Elizabeth Smith
Children: (birth years are approximate)
Mary Lowrimore (m. John Miliken)
Elizabeth Lowrimore (m. Mr. Paul)
Sarah Ann Lowrimore b. 1796 (m. Samuel Parker)
Anney "Anness" Lowrimore b. 1801
Esther Lowrimore 1804 (m. James Priestly)
Robert J. Lowrimore (Jr.) 1806-1875
John G. Lowrimore b. 1815
Martha Ann Lowrimore b. 1816
Wm. James Lowrimore 1822-d. between 1850-60
A Revolutionary Soldier that served as 1st Lieutenant with Gen. F. Marion. He was in the Battle of Wambaw Bridge in Feb. 1778 when he lost his horse, Saddle, bridle, holsters & pistols (worth about $70 at the time). He wrote a letter to the SC House of Representatives in 1825 asking for compensation for his loss. Compensation was granted & also a pension for his service. (Documents posted here showing his Rev. War service).
Robert J. Lowrimore was awarded 136 acres for his service in the war in Horry, SC Jan. 21, 1817. Land was located on South Side of Hunting Swamp on Cypress Bay (Dongola section) in Horry, SC. He moved across the river into Horry, SC to live & believed to be buried on that land in a family cemetery now lost to wilderness. Cemetery was somewhere behind the country store at end of Dongola hwy & Pee Dee Hwy.
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A Rev. War Veteran serving in Gen. Francis "Swamp Fox" Marion's Brigade in Marion, SC. After the war he lived out his life in nearby Horry, SC (Dongola Section).
Parents:
John Lowrimore b. about 1730/35
unknown mother
Spouse:
Sarah Elizabeth Smith
Children: (birth years are approximate)
Mary Lowrimore (m. John Miliken)
Elizabeth Lowrimore (m. Mr. Paul)
Sarah Ann Lowrimore b. 1796 (m. Samuel Parker)
Anney "Anness" Lowrimore b. 1801
Esther Lowrimore 1804 (m. James Priestly)
Robert J. Lowrimore (Jr.) 1806-1875
John G. Lowrimore b. 1815
Martha Ann Lowrimore b. 1816
Wm. James Lowrimore 1822-d. between 1850-60
A Revolutionary Soldier that served as 1st Lieutenant with Gen. F. Marion. He was in the Battle of Wambaw Bridge in Feb. 1778 when he lost his horse, Saddle, bridle, holsters & pistols (worth about $70 at the time). He wrote a letter to the SC House of Representatives in 1825 asking for compensation for his loss. Compensation was granted & also a pension for his service. (Documents posted here showing his Rev. War service).
Robert J. Lowrimore was awarded 136 acres for his service in the war in Horry, SC Jan. 21, 1817. Land was located on South Side of Hunting Swamp on Cypress Bay (Dongola section) in Horry, SC. He moved across the river into Horry, SC to live & believed to be buried on that land in a family cemetery now lost to wilderness. Cemetery was somewhere behind the country store at end of Dongola hwy & Pee Dee Hwy.
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Parents:
John Lowrimore b. about 1730/35
unknown mother
Spouse:
Sarah Elizabeth Smith
Children: (birth years are approximate)
Mary Lowrimore (m. John Miliken)
Elizabeth Lowrimore (m. Mr. Paul)
Sarah Ann Lowrimore b. 1796 (m. Samuel Parker)
Anney "Anness" Lowrimore b. 1801
Esther Lowrimore 1804 (m. James Priestly)
Robert J. Lowrimore (Jr.) 1806-1875
John G. Lowrimore b. 1815
Martha Ann Lowrimore b. 1816
Wm. James Lowrimore 1822-d. between 1850-60
A Revolutionary Soldier that served as 1st Lieutenant with Gen. F. Marion. He was in the Battle of Wambaw Bridge in Feb. 1778 when he lost his horse, Saddle, bridle, holsters & pistols (worth about $70 at the time). He wrote a letter to the SC House of Representatives in 1825 asking for compensation for his loss. Compensation was granted & also a pension for his service. (Documents posted here showing his Rev. War service).
Robert J. Lowrimore was awarded 136 acres for his service in the war in Horry, SC Jan. 21, 1817. Land was located on South Side of Hunting Swamp on Cypress Bay (Dongola section) in Horry, SC. He moved across the river into Horry, SC to live & believed to be buried on that land in a family cemetery now lost to wilderness. Cemetery was somewhere behind the country store at end of Dongola hwy & Pee Dee Hwy.
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Gravesite Details
Cemetery now lost behind the store at intersection of Pee Dee Hwy & Dongola hwy.
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