William G. Low

This short booklet explores the life and career of Captain John Lowe, believed to be the master of the ship Ambrose that brought Governor Winthrop to America in 1630. Through research of archival records, the author delves into the historical accounts surrounding Lowe, examining his possible family lineage, his role in the maritime industry, and his involvement in legal disputes. The book displays Lowe's life as a mariner, merchant, and shipmaster, shedding light on the maritime culture and legal framework of the time. By showcasing Lowe's story, this book offers insights into the history of seafaring and the affairs of 17th-century England and America.

(21p. 1908)