This is the full genealogical database of Jim Low.  It contains web cards where clicking on individual links leads to parents and children of the individuals named.  For living people, only initials and surnames are given.  Last updated 2011-04-11.

Photographs, with identification of individuals and some location description of members of the Flinn and Gardner families relates to William Flinn(1874-1958) and his wife Ethel (Hettie) Emily Gardner (1885-1969).  Initial purpose is to have others identify those who are unknown, and give places and events.  Initial upload: 2010-11-12.

The story of the search for the parents of William Aird (c1783-1860) and Mary Hunter (1782-1863).  Uploaded 2010.

 

The story, largely in Pictures, of Hattie Patterson Tanner (1899 - 1963), commonly known as "Tot."  Uploaded 2010.

The life of Marinda Anna Reed, known as "Minnie" from 1860 to 1919.
This is an ongoing project and at present is in a rough form. Uploaded 2008.  Additional information and chapters will be added later.

James Low and his three oldest sons take an Auto adventure from Ottawa to Port Hope, Ontario, then steamer and trains to Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
This was prepared in 2008 on the Centennial of the journey.

The testament of Alexander Cloudsly (Cloudslie/Cloudsley) in 1840, with details of marriage contract of 1809.

This is an abbreviated version of the 1986 publication of the LOW family.  Details on living generations has been removed.

Tracing back to a TAYLOR ancestor found a soldier of the American revolutionary war and from there back many generations to governors of the Massachusetts colony and earlier in England.

Descendants of the parents of John Aird and William Aird of Kirkmichael, Ayrshire, Scotland.

Descendants of the parents of William Flinn who migrated from Ireland and settled in Bethnal Green, London, England.

Descendants of William Reed and Mary Rowe of Bovey Tracy, Devonshire, England.

Descendants of William Shakespeare and Mary Satterwaite of Coventry, Warwick, England.

Descendants of Abraham Tanner and Elizabeth Daniel of Stone, Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England.

Andrew Elvins, the "Father of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada" lived in Cobourg and Port Hope in the mid 19th century. This combine his genealogy with his life and that of his contemporaries during this period.