John Low was born 1625 in England to Edmund Low (1595-) and Alice Smith (1599-1679) and died 26 March 1676 Cumberland County, Rhode Island of unspecified causes. He married Elizabeth Howland (1634-1683) 1665 in Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
Biography[]
1676 Rehoboth Battle[]
Michael Pierce (c1617-1676) is most famous for being the leader of that colonial force having suffered the greatest defeat at the hands of Native Americans during the 17th Century colonial New England in an event of King Philip's War known as Rehoboth Fight of 1676 or Pierce Battle. Over 50 men (including John Low) of the Plymouth Colony militia plus a dozen indian allies were killed by a superior indian force. Battle date 26 Mar 1676.
- Elizabeth Low (1650-1698)
- Arthur Low (1665-)
- Margaret Low (1668-)
- Hannah Low (1670-)
- Daniel Low (1672-)
- Job Low (1677-1759) - Born after father's death.
Children
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| Elizabeth Low (1650-1698) | |||
| Arthur Low (1665-) | |||
| Margaret Low (1668-) | |||
| Hannah Low (1670-) | |||
| Daniel Low (1672-) | |||
| Job Low (1677-1759) | |||
Siblings[]
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Green Harbor Monument[]
This person is listed in memoriam on the Green Harbor Monument, located in Marshfield, Massachusetts and dedicated in honor of the early colonists from Plymouth Colony who settled this area in the early 1600s.
References[]
- John Low at Find A Grave #150169277
- MainTour Marshfield
- Marshfield Historical Society
- Marshfield History - PlymouthColony.net Historical Listings