E Lowell
Enoch Lowell (1765-1832)
b and d Portland, ME
1794 - 1802 deeds joiner, housewright
1776 RW drummer and artillery to 1779
E Lowell
Enoch Lowell
Joiner, Housewright and House Carpenter in Portland deeds from 1794, 1795, 1797, 1800 and 1802
m Mary Huston
ch Mary 1793
Amelia 1795
Enoch 1797 d young
Joseph 1799
William 1800 d young
Eunice 1803
William 1806
Caroline 1808
Harry 1812
Ellen 1814
parents Abner Jr. and Mercy Pierce. Abner was a housewright.
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RW Enoch was a drummer and then a private in RW, starting in his father’s matross Company (artillery) in 1776, on and off until 1779 (stationed at Falmouth Neck) and then in John Reed’s company in 1781. After he died, his widow applied for and received a pension.
1794 deed, joiner
Service summary from RW pension application
Records Searched
In 1800 census, E Lowells were found in:
Penobcott (2), Lincoln, Portland, ME and Newburyport , Hingham, MA
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In 1790 census, E Lowells were found in:
Penobscot, ME and Essex Co., MA (4)
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Deeds from all these locations were searched with only Enoch documented in a woodworking trade.
One plane is known, a 11 1/4" long skewed rabbet, beech. Estimated original width 1 1/4".
Name is double stamped and difficult to read.
