Albert Lowe, 1857–1925 (aged 68 years)
- Name
- Albert /Lowe/
- Given names
- Albert
- Surname
- Lowe
| Birth | 1857
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| Birth of a sister | Emma Lowe 1859 (aged 2 years) |
| Death of a sister | Emma Lowe 1859 (aged 2 years) |
| Birth of a brother | Hamilton Walter Lowe 1862 (aged 5 years) |
| Death of a father | James Lowe 1897 (aged 40 years) |
| Death of a brother | Benjamin Lowe 25 September 1913 (aged 56 years) OLD RESIDENT'S SUDDEN DEATH. The death took place suddenly about midnight last night, of Mr. Benjamin Lowe, Corney Town. Mr. Lowe had been a resident of Lithgow for many years and was employed by the Lithgow Council as a carter. He performed his usual work yesterday, leaving about five o'clock. Later in the night he complained of feeling unwell, and died shortly before 12 o'clock. The cause of death was heart failure. He was 69 years of age, and has left a widow and grown-up family. Lithgow Mercury, Friday 26 September 1913, p. 4. Obituary Benjamin Lowe |
| Death of a brother | James Lowe 18 June 1922 (aged 65 years) OBITUARY By the death of Mr. James Lowe, which took place at the Wellington hospital yesterday, the district has lost another of its old hands, who were so well-known and highly respected throughout the district. He died from an attack of diabetes from which he had been suffering for the past two years. The late Mr. Lowe had been in this district for the past 42 years. He came to the district first to manage the flour mill owned by the late Mr. Joseph Aarons, which was then situated near where the present waterworks are. Afterwards he was employed at Towri, and latterly by Mr. a'Beckett at 'The Knoll,' Maryvale. His wife predeceased him some years ago. He is survived by four daughters and five sons, the former being Mrs. George Sears (Windorah), Mrs. N. Batty (Forbes), Mrs. Dolph O'Brien, and Mrs. F. Crawley (Wellington), the sons are Messrs Hughie, James, Albert, Walter and William. The remains were interred beside those of his late wife in the Church of England portion of the cemetery at Geurie this afternoon, the services at the graveside being read by the Rev. L. V. Caldwell. Mr. C. J. Shakespeare had charge of the funeral arrangements. Wellington Times, Monday 19 June 1922, p. 2. Obituary James Lowe |
| Death | 1925 (aged 68 years) MR. ALBERT LOWE. By the death of Mr. Albert Lowe at bis residence in Piper Street at an early hour this morning, Bathurst: has lost one of its best known and most respected citizens. The late Mr. Lowe was born on the Turon gold diggings 68 years ago and coming to Bathurst, at an early age, he has resided in this city practically all his life. During his residence here he endeared himself to a host of friends. He was an old employee of the Bathurst firm of Wright Heaton & Co., and saw continuous service with that company for 33 years. A grown-up family of sons and daughters survive. The daughters are Miss Mable Lowe. Mrs. J. Piper (Bathurst), and Mrs. W. Bowen. (Sydney). The sons are Messrs. Leslie (Singleton), Walter and Horace (Sydney) and Harry Lowe, of Bathurst. A ber, Mr. Robert Lowe, of Portland, although 80 years of age, motored over to see the deceased on Sunday. Mr. Hamilton Lowe, of Mudgee, is another ber. The deceased's surviving sisters are Mrs. Black (Manly), Mrs. Elvers (Lidcombe) and Mrs. Walker (Parramatta). The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at the Church of England portion of the Bathurst cemetery. Bathurst Times, Wednesday 4 November 1925, p. 2. Obituary Albert Lowe |
| Burial | 5 November 1925 (0 after death) Personal The funeral of Mr. Albert Lowe, took place yesterday morning, and was largely attended. The remains which were encased in a maple casket, were interred in the Church of England portion of the Bathurst general cemetery. The Rev Canon Wilton officiated at the graveside, and also at All Saints' Cathedral, where a short service was conducted. The chief mourners were: Miss Mabel Lowe, Mrs. J. L. Piper (Bathurst), Mrs W. Bowen (Sydney), (daughters) and the deceased sons, Messrs Leslie (Singleton), Walter and Horace (Sydney), and Harry (Bathurst), and a ber, Mr. Hamilton Lowe, of Mudgee. The coffin bearers were Messrs. J. Attwood, J. L. Piper, W. Cash, O. Stocks and W. Sharpe. Wreaths were placed on the coffin from the following: From loving sons and daughters, H. and G. Horner and Enid, Mrs Griffiths and Mr. R. Burton, King's Hotel, Arthur Attwood, Mrs. J. Piper Snr., and family, employees of Crago's mill, Newtown, Mr and Mrs V. Smith and family, postal and telegraph department, linesmen, and mechanics, Mrs. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs Brooks and family (Piper st.), W. A. Sharp, Miss Alma Grotefent, Mr Dave Rowan, snr., and Walter, Alf. and Clarrie, Mr. and Mrs D. Gwilliam, Mr. and Mrs H. Melton, Mr. and Mrs. Mallett and family, Mr. and Mrs Jim Kearney, jnr., Mr. and Mrs Bant and family, Mr. and Mrs Kirkman, May and Bill and family, Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. Allsopp, Katie and Ernie and children, Bell and Ted, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stocks. The firm of Messrs. W. H. Crago and Sons was represented by Mr. W. H. Crago, and the telegraph and linesmen's department by Messrs. G. Robertson and Doyle. National Advocate, Friday 6 November 1925, p. 2. Funeral Albert Lowe |
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1862–1932
Birth: 1862
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39 Death: 7 February 1932 — Braeholme Private Hospital, Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia |
| Death | MR. ALBERT LOWE. By the death of Mr. Albert Lowe at bis residence in Piper Street at an early hour this morning, Bathurst: has lost one of its best known and most respected citizens. The late Mr. Lowe was born on the Turon gold diggings 68 years ago and coming to Bathurst, at an early age, he has resided in this city practically all his life. During his residence here he endeared himself to a host of friends. He was an old employee of the Bathurst firm of Wright Heaton & Co., and saw continuous service with that company for 33 years. A grown-up family of sons and daughters survive. The daughters are Miss Mable Lowe. Mrs. J. Piper (Bathurst), and Mrs. W. Bowen. (Sydney). The sons are Messrs. Leslie (Singleton), Walter and Horace (Sydney) and Harry Lowe, of Bathurst. A ber, Mr. Robert Lowe, of Portland, although 80 years of age, motored over to see the deceased on Sunday. Mr. Hamilton Lowe, of Mudgee, is another ber. The deceased's surviving sisters are Mrs. Black (Manly), Mrs. Elvers (Lidcombe) and Mrs. Walker (Parramatta). The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at the Church of England portion of the Bathurst cemetery. Bathurst Times, Wednesday 4 November 1925, p. 2. Obituary Albert Lowe |
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| Burial | Personal The funeral of Mr. Albert Lowe, took place yesterday morning, and was largely attended. The remains which were encased in a maple casket, were interred in the Church of England portion of the Bathurst general cemetery. The Rev Canon Wilton officiated at the graveside, and also at All Saints' Cathedral, where a short service was conducted. The chief mourners were: Miss Mabel Lowe, Mrs. J. L. Piper (Bathurst), Mrs W. Bowen (Sydney), (daughters) and the deceased sons, Messrs Leslie (Singleton), Walter and Horace (Sydney), and Harry (Bathurst), and a ber, Mr. Hamilton Lowe, of Mudgee. The coffin bearers were Messrs. J. Attwood, J. L. Piper, W. Cash, O. Stocks and W. Sharpe. Wreaths were placed on the coffin from the following: From loving sons and daughters, H. and G. Horner and Enid, Mrs Griffiths and Mr. R. Burton, King's Hotel, Arthur Attwood, Mrs. J. Piper Snr., and family, employees of Crago's mill, Newtown, Mr and Mrs V. Smith and family, postal and telegraph department, linesmen, and mechanics, Mrs. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs Brooks and family (Piper st.), W. A. Sharp, Miss Alma Grotefent, Mr Dave Rowan, snr., and Walter, Alf. and Clarrie, Mr. and Mrs D. Gwilliam, Mr. and Mrs H. Melton, Mr. and Mrs. Mallett and family, Mr. and Mrs Jim Kearney, jnr., Mr. and Mrs Bant and family, Mr. and Mrs Kirkman, May and Bill and family, Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. Allsopp, Katie and Ernie and children, Bell and Ted, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stocks. The firm of Messrs. W. H. Crago and Sons was represented by Mr. W. H. Crago, and the telegraph and linesmen's department by Messrs. G. Robertson and Doyle. National Advocate, Friday 6 November 1925, p. 2. Funeral Albert Lowe |