CWGC - A. Lowe. No family details given.
Nottingham Evening Post, ‘Deaths’, 23 September 1912: ‘Lowe. On the 21st inst., Albert Edward Lowe, aged 37 years, late secretary of Lenton Priory Football Club, Interment General Cemetery, Derby-road, Thursday September 26th, 3 o’clock.’
Nottingham Evening Post, ‘Deaths’ 24 September 1912: ‘Lowe. On the 21st inst., at 7.Broadholme-street, Albert Edward Lowe, late Gas Dept. eldest son of Mrs [Charlotte] Lowe of 2, Swanwick-street in his 38th year, Interment General Cemetery, Thursday, top end. 3 o’clock.’ (www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk)
Nottingham Evening Post, 26 September 1912: ‘Local Football Official’s Funeral. The Rev. EA Simms at the Nottingham General Cemetery this afternoon conducted the service at the funeral of Mr Albert E Lowe, aged 37m, of 7, Broadholme-street, Lenton, who died on Saturday. Mr Lowe was prominently connected with Nottinghamshire football, and representatives were present from the Notts. Football Association, the Notts. Amateur League, Lenton Priory FC, Castle Ward Association, and Castle Ward Club. Wreaths were sent from the Notts FA, Castle Ward Club, and the Nottingham Corporation Gas Department, where the deceased had worked.’ (www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk)
Nottingham Evening Post, ‘In Memoriam’, 9 December 1918: ‘In loving memory of Signaller Albert Lowe eldest son of the late AE Lowe (Notts Football Association) and Elizabeth, who died of wounds December 9th, 1917. Twin sisters Annie, Ada, grandma [Charlotte Lowe], uncles [Lowe] Frank, Harry, Ernest and Jack [John].' (www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk)
Registers of Soldiers' Effects: initial payment 26 June 1918 made to mother, Elizabeth Lowe, sole legatee. Subsequent two payments in 1920 made to guardian, Gertrude H Lowe.