Welcome to the Purviance Family Web Page Take a visual walk thru the past Contributed by:Kay Kuebeler

David Lowmiller Union Cemetery Steubenville submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	David Lowmiller Tombstone submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Mary Ann Purviance Lowmiller Union Cemetery Steubenville submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Mary Ann Purviance Lowmiller Tombstone submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Mary Ann Purviance Lowmiller Photograph submitted by: Kay Kuebeler
Back Row: Robert, Mabel Bell Barr Center: Oscarr Barr Valerie Vienna Lowmiller Barr, daughter of Mary Ann and David Lowmiller, and Mary Ann Purviance Lowmiller. Taken about 1900 in Steubenville Ohio. submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Nathan Lowmiller Tombstone submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Nathan Lowmiller Union Cemetery Steubenville submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Emmett Lowmiller Union Cemetery Steubenville submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Marie J. Lowmiller Union Cemetery Steubenville submitted by: Kay Kuebeler
Ernest & Clara Lowmiller Tombstone submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Nathan Lowmiller Obituary submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Nathan Lowmiller Obituary submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	David Lowmiller Obituary Tombstone submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Valeria V. Barr Valerie Lowmiller Barr, daughter of Mary Ann Purviance and David Lowmiller. Wife of John Barr, mother of Mabel, Susie, Oscar, Robert, and Harry Tombstone submitted by: Kay Kuebeler
Harry Barr Union Cemetery Steubenville Submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Harry Barr Year Unknown Submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Merrill L. Keenan Union Cemetery Steubenville Submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Holy Name Orchestra taken February 18, 1925. A rhyme from this paper...Holy Name High Orchestra is the best one ever heard. When these musicians strike up, no one ever says a word. First is Mallie Sasso, a pianist tried and true. And next comes Panebanco who knows his cornet thru. Thomas Kenney is standing up with saxophone to play. Di Gregory has his cornet two wonders of the day. Mary Doyle is next beheld, with violin in hand, and Ken Keenan as his traps (my father) both make the music grand. The banjo player is Howard Wilson. Famous throughout the town. Ernest Calabria and his violin, is too of fair renown. John Norcia is sitting down. Through the violin he plays, Alex Nyiriate with his violin, has been absent a few days. Another missing member is Edna Mae Robinsons. This picture indeed seems incomplete without these missing ones. Submitted by: Kay Kuebeler	Holy Name Orchestra 1925, Steubenville Ohio Submitted by: Kay Kuebeler

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