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I had Mom go look into her files and she found the middle name given as "Gamaliel" on his birth certificate as well as the birth certificates for Nancy and Kathy. I'll have to look into getting his birth certificate scanned in a year or so. -[[User:Seanmcox|Seanmcox]] 03:19, 17 November 2009 (UTC)
I had Mom go look into her files and she found the middle name given as "Gamaliel" on his birth certificate as well as the birth certificates for Nancy and Kathy. I'll have to look into getting his birth certificate scanned in a year or so. -[[User:Seanmcox|Seanmcox]] 03:19, 17 November 2009 (UTC)
I see you already updated new family search - thanks.  He always pronounced it without the last "l" so I never thought to check it out.  Poor form for a genealogist, mea culpa.  He claims he was named after the Harold G. Lowe from the Titanic, supposedly a distant relative.  I cannot find any connection.  The Lowes were in Kentucky about the time Daniel Boone arrived.  The Titanic Lowe lived in England.  I think dad's family had a had a habit of making up things to suit their fancy.

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Family Search (new) has the middle name listed as Gamalia. What sort of information do we have that lists one name or the other? Dcox 21:50, 15 November 2009 (UTC)

I'll have to ask Mom. I expect she has better documentation, but with his death being so recent, it may not be a good time to post source documents. It'll be good to document what the sources are at least. -Seanmcox 16:41, 16 November 2009 (UTC)

I had Mom go look into her files and she found the middle name given as "Gamaliel" on his birth certificate as well as the birth certificates for Nancy and Kathy. I'll have to look into getting his birth certificate scanned in a year or so. -Seanmcox 03:19, 17 November 2009 (UTC)

I see you already updated new family search - thanks. He always pronounced it without the last "l" so I never thought to check it out. Poor form for a genealogist, mea culpa. He claims he was named after the Harold G. Lowe from the Titanic, supposedly a distant relative. I cannot find any connection. The Lowes were in Kentucky about the time Daniel Boone arrived. The Titanic Lowe lived in England. I think dad's family had a had a habit of making up things to suit their fancy.