From Return of Death, City of Charleston, SC:
No first name given for the deceased infant of Mrs. Lowry, (it was actually spelled "Lowery" in the document). This was a male infant who was stillborn. This document focused on deaths in July of 1875, but next to this child's name the month "June" was written with no day of the month, 1875. This infant was a native of Charleston and his family lived at 595 King Street in Charleston. He was buried at St. Lawrence Cemetery.
No first name given for the deceased infant of Mrs. Lowry, (it was actually spelled "Lowery" in the document). This was a male infant who was stillborn. This document focused on deaths in July of 1875, but next to this child's name the month "June" was written with no day of the month, 1875. This infant was a native of Charleston and his family lived at 595 King Street in Charleston. He was buried at St. Lawrence Cemetery.
From Return of Death, City of Charleston, SC:
No first name given for the deceased infant of Mrs. Lowry, (it was actually spelled "Lowery" in the document). This was a male infant who was stillborn. This document focused on deaths in July of 1875, but next to this child's name the month "June" was written with no day of the month, 1875. This infant was a native of Charleston and his family lived at 595 King Street in Charleston. He was buried at St. Lawrence Cemetery.
No first name given for the deceased infant of Mrs. Lowry, (it was actually spelled "Lowery" in the document). This was a male infant who was stillborn. This document focused on deaths in July of 1875, but next to this child's name the month "June" was written with no day of the month, 1875. This infant was a native of Charleston and his family lived at 595 King Street in Charleston. He was buried at St. Lawrence Cemetery.
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