Charles Austin Lowe was born on June 7, 1914, in Green Turtle Cay, Abaco to Charles Austin Lowe (1881-1937) and Isadora Lightbourn.
His siblings included…
- Miriam Louise (1909)
- Orietta Lillian (1921)
- James Archibald (1925)
In May 1939, Charles married Deloris Pansy Saunders (1919-1995) daughter of Gilbert Robinson Saunders (1892-1970) and Mary Edith Curry (1894-1985).
Their children included…
- Joel Eugene (1941)
- Charles Gary (1945)
- Gaylene Edith (1949)
Charles Austin Lowe passed away on December 13, 1998 (age 84) in Marsh Harbour, Abaco.
Back Row L-R: Donald Robinson Saunders, Jennie Sweeting, Harold Jeremiah Hodgkins, Sybil Dorothea Saunders, Charles Austin Lowe, Deloris Pansy Saunders, Archie Duncan Lowe, Audrey Saunders, Ritchie Hodgkins, Virginia Sylvia Curry.
Front Row L-R: Madge Udean Lowe, Cedric Aubrey Wentworth Saunders, Laverne Hodgkins, Myrtle Lowe.
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