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Alexander Lowry
- URI: https://kg.virtualtreasury.ie/person/Lowry_Alexander_c19/v1jr12t
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EraModern (1750-1921)
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Floruit Lower 1750Floruit Upper 1821
- Contributor Dictionary of Irish Biography
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Alexander Lowry (c. 1750-1821) existed in the Modern-1750-1921 time period in the Knowledge Graph for Irish History.
Lowry appears in the Dictionary of Irish Biography.
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| Gender: | Male |
| Floruit Lower: | 1-1-1750 |
| Floruit Upper: | 31-12-1821 |
| Birth Date: | 1-1-1750 |
| Death Date: | 31-12-1821 |
| DIB Page: | Lowry Alexander a4893 |
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