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Unveiling the fascinating lineage of Henry Berry Lowery, the revered hero of the Lumbee Tribe in North Carolina and the Tuscarora Indians of Robeson County, this book traces the lineage of his direct descendants-starting from the legendary union with Rhoda Strong, down to the present-day.With approximately 2,000 direct descendants listed, this book is a must have resource for anyone researching the history of the Lowery family. Each descendant is uniquely coded, creating a personal record of where each descendant belongs on the sprawling family tree of Henry Berry Lowery and Rhoda Strong. But it’s not just a list; it’s a living, breathing record of the family’s evolution.Beyond the meticulous genealogy, this edition weaves together written and oral histories, historical photographs, and many narratives on the lives of Henry Berry Lowery and Rhoda Strong. Their stories come alive, painting a vivid picture of the struggles, triumphs, and enduring spirit that define this remarkable lineage.Originally released on December 7, 2015, to commemorate the 150th wedding anniversary of Henry Berry Lowery and Rhoda Strong, the contents of this book have evolved. The 2018 revised edition not only introduced newly discovered direct descendants but also unveiled a rare photograph of Rhoda Strong, adding an extra layer of authenticity to the narrative.Now, in its 3rd edition, this book goes even further. It delves into the lineage of Henry Berry Lowery’s son, Henry Delaway Lowery, revealing newfound direct descendants and presenting rare family photographs from his life in Mississippi. The story expands, capturing the essence of Nelia Ann 'Polly' Lowery’s line, enriching the narrative with every turn of the page.Get ready to embark on a journey through time and family ties, where each page is a portal to the past, and each name is a living testament to the enduring legacy of Henry Berry Lowery and Rhoda Strong.
