Lowry, Nathaniel A.
Marriage Information:
Citation for Marriage Info:
Seward Context:
Official/Professional
Profession:
merchant, buyer of lumber
Biography and Citation Information:
Biography:
Mentioned along with Josiah Hall and Guy C. Irvine in the case against the Lumbermen's Bank of Warren, PA. BJS and WHS handle this case in 1837.
On his attempted murder: "On November
4, 1844, late in the evening, Nathaniel Lowry,
the leading merchant of Jamestown, while re-
turning to his dwelling in Jamestown, was
stabbed by a person evidently having the pur-
pose of killing him. For a long time his life
was despaired of. He finally recovered. Jere-
miah C. Newman, of Pine Grove (now Rus-
sell) Warren county, Pennsylvania, was sus-
pected of the offense, arrested, indicted and
tried at the Chautauqua county oyer and termi-
ner at Mayville, in January, 1846. The trial
was one of the most celebrated in the history
of the county. Richard P. and Dudley Mar-
vin, James Mullett and Madison Burnell, the
ablest lawyers of the county, were engaged
either in the prosecution or defense. Newman
was convicted and sentenced to State prison
for five years and three months. "
Citation Notes:
http://archive.org/stream/historyofchautau02downs/historyofchautau02downs_djvu.txt
Biography:
"Located in Pine Grove in 1828 as a merchant and buyer of lumber. He removed to Jamestown , Chautauqua Co NY in 1833.
His first stock of goods were displayed in “Noah’s Ark” and Horace Jacobs was his managing clerk.
The brick building erected by Plumb & Lowry on the northeast corner of Main and Third streets has already been spoken of.
As soon as the building was completed Mr. Lowry occupied the north of the two stores. He made merchandizing secondary
to lumbering and always, I think, had some one as partner and manager of the store. Jacobs, Richard F. Fenton, S. C. Crosby,
Win. F. Wheeler and others wereone after the other his partners. In 1844 he was stabbed in front of his own house
(the house now owned by Dr. Hall on the southeast corner of Lafayette and Third streets, when returning home from his
store in the early evening. Jeremiah NEWMAN of Pine Grove (Warren Co PA) , the would-be murderer served a term of years in
Auburn for the deed. Mr. Lowry died February 23, 1852."
Citation Notes:
https://books.google.com/books?id=J4U-AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA386&lpg=PA386&dq=Located+in+Pine+Grove+in+1828+as+a+merchant+and+buyer+of+lumber.+He+removed+to+Jamestown+,+Chautauqua+Co+NY+in+1833.&source=bl&ots=RSQcK9Rfm8&sig=9p9MrwviqXQjAF9Q9oXtQzXdspg&hl=en&sa=X&ei=Avv5VISzOIilgwS56IDQBg&ved=0CB8Q6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=Located%20in%20Pine%20Grove%20in%201828%20as%20a%20merchant%20and%20buyer%20of%20lumber.%20He%20removed%20to%20Jamestown%20%2C%20Chautauqua%20Co%20NY%20in%201833.&f=false
Citation for Marriage Info (old):
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