Gordon Andrew Lowe

1924 - 1940  (16 år)

• Namn	Gordon Andrew Lowe
  Födelse	30 Apr 1924	Blackfalds, Alberta, Canada
  Kön	Man
  Död	Sep 1940	Lacombe, Alberta, Canada
  Person-ID	I3874	Alfsvåg-Sehlberg
  Senast ändrad	4 Feb 2018

  
  

  Far	Rudolph Olous Lowe,   f. 4 Jul 1886, Fort Ransom, North Dakota, USA d. 30 Apr 1965, Edmonton, Canada (Ålder 78 år)
  Mor	Ida Alice Eritsland,   f. 18 Jan 1903, Nassau, Minnesota, USA d. 25 Okt 1966, Red Deer, Alberta, Canada (Ålder 63 år)
  Vigsel	30 Jun 1923	Leslieville, AB, Canada
  	Marriage certificate dated June 30, 1923, record # 23-08-401748. Witnesses Aron Eggen of Blackfalds, and Agnes Eritsland of Leslieville. Parents of bride Lars Peterson Eritsland, Anna Marie Hansen. Groom's mother listes as Gertr ude Gjesme. Certificate # 61508. (Don Lowe, email April 2002)
  Familjens ID	F1084	Familjeöversikt  |  Familjediagram

  
  

• Händelse-karta

  Födelse - 30 Apr 1924 - Blackfalds, Alberta, Canada  = Länk till Google Earth

  
  

• Noteringar

  died age 16. Betty Lowe Wulff (sister) writes, "Gordon died of a burst appendix in the Lacombe hospital, during harvest time. He stayed home from helping thresh grain at an uncle's (Papa's brother.) because he had a 'stomach ach e.' He thought it would go away so he rode to school with the rest of us in the horse and cart. He kept singing, 'My stomach hurts, my stomach hurts,' all the way to school in time to Dolly's trotting hoofs. We got there early, so played a round of softball, but he lay down in the early sunshine on the grass near the ball diamond and went to sleep. When roll was called someone said, 'Gornie is here, but he is asleep on the grass out by the ball diamond , because he has a stomach ache.' Teacher said, 'Well, go wake him and tell him he can go home on his bike.' Someone did, and he did, and he lolled around home, eventually going upstairs to bed with his stomach ache. When Papa came home, Mom said, 'We better tak e him to the hospital in Lacombe.' Later she told us that part way there he suddenly said, 'Ohhhh ! It just quit hurting! Let's go home!' But they continued until he was eventually examined by the doctor and put to bed. The doct or had misgivings, and 'Gornie' soon began to feel awfully cold. Mom said she put extra blankets around his feet and rubbed his legs, but he just faded away and died. We were all devastated and it was pure awful around our place for weeks!"