Lowe, Abraham
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Abraham Lincoln Lowe

Surnames:
LOWE
McGILL
GUINN
TAYLOR

        Abraham Lincoln Lowe committed suicide, shot himself with a shotgun, on Oct. 30, 1933. He died at 10:30 am and is buried in Farris Cemetery, Farris, Atoka Co., Oklahoma.

Antlers American, Nov. 9, 1933; Front Page:

Lincoln Rowe (should be Lowe) Shoots
Mrs. Una McGill And Then Turns Gun on Himself

        Word was received here last Sunday evening that Lincoln Rowe (Lowe), a 24 year old farmer, had shot and seriously wounded Mrs. Una McGill at Farris in Atoka County, and then turned the gun and killed himself. Dr. E. Guinn of Antlers was called and he made an inspection as to the cause of the death.

        Mrs. McGill was employed at the home of Buck Taylor as housekeeper, and her former home was in Oklahoma City. She received bullet wounds in the right shoulder, but was expected to recover. Her eight-year old son was the only witness to the shooting. The woman is expected to recover from the shots.

Submitted by Dale Standifer

 

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