The Conneaut Historical Society Website is a tresure trove of early Lowing history. Among the wonderful finds on this site was the following cemetary information notes:

LOWING, ALVIN R.	4 JUN 1937	7 MAY 2003		S OF FREDERICK Z. & ISABELLE EVA BAILEY LOWING; H OF BETTY B. & STACEY
LOWING, ANNA HAIGHT	10 MAR 1764	3 AUG 1843		W OF WILLIAM
LOWING, FRANK C.	11 JAN 1857			S OF HENRY & NANCY
LOWING, HANNAH COBB	18 JUN 1794	31 MAR 1872		W OF STEPHEN
LOWING, HENRY D. REV.	29 MAY 1827	9 NOV 1903	76/5/10	S OF STEPHEN & HANNAH; CIVIL WAR; H. OF NANCY J. PIERCE
LOWING, HENRY S.	6 SEP 1860/62	1937		S OF HENRY & NANCY J. PIERCE LOWING
LOWING, LUTHER	1933	1935		S OF HENRY D. & NANCY
LOWING, MAY C.	3 JUL 1854			D OF HENRY & NANCY
LOWING, MAHLON R.	8 JUL 1922	15 SEP 2002	80/0/0	S OF FREDERICK & ISABEL BAILEY LOWING; H OF BERNIECE FERRY & FLORENCE ROSSMAN
LOWING, NANCY J. PIERCE	31 OCT 1831	5 OCT 1921		W OF HENRY D.
LOWING, SAMUEL W.	3 MAY 1865			S OF HENRY & NANCY J. PIERCE LOWING
LOWING, SARAH J.	25 JUL 1866			D OF HENRY & NANCY
LOWING, STEPHEN	3 JUN 1798	28 NOV 1871	74/0/0	H OF HANNAH COBB
LOWING, WHEELER W.		2 JUN 1851	19/9/6
LOWING, WILLIAM	11 APR 1758	20 DEC 1802		H OF ANNA HAIGHT; REV WAR

The Conneaut Center Cemetery index came from the Crawford County Historical Society index -- think it tells you on the front of the cemetery listing who did the indexing and when. Sorry, don't have any additional information for you. However, if the deaths are about 1970 or so, some of the information could have come from obituaries. We are trying to keep the indexes up-to-date using the current obits that we run across.

Deeds are available in the Crawford County Courthouse in Meadville. Obits in the old newspapers are available at the Crawford County Historical Society in Meadville.

Names:  Conneaut Center or Thayer Cemetery

Location: 

East side of Twp. Rt. 338, about 0.6 mile south of its intersection with Leg. Rt. 20038 at Conneaut Center.

Size:  Over 200 marked burials.

Condition:  Still in use.

History: 

Indexes:

1. Minnie Trapani, "Conneaut Center Cemetery (Thayer Cemetery) Conneaut Township" (ts., n.d.), 5 pp.

2. Eugene F. Throop, "Conneaut Center Cemetery" (ts., 1971 with later additions), 10 pp.

Burial records: 

Crawford County Courthouse
Hours: Mon.- Fri. 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
903 Diamond Park
Meadville, PA 16335
(814) 333-7300

Here is a related list in Linesville Cemetary :

SURNAME	SEX	DATE/PLACE OF BIRTH	DATE/PLACE OF DEATH	FATHER	MOTHER	SPOUSE	Military Service
Lowing, Henry Stephen	M	Sept. 6, 1860 at Napoli, New York	March 6, 1937	Rev. Henry Dyer Lowing	Nancy Jane Pierce	Eva B. Dunbar

Other Links:

Kingsville Academy - 1847
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/crawford/newspapers/linher02.txt
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/crawford/newspapers/linher01.txt
ROSTER OF THE 154th NEW YORK, G-O

Lowing, Henry D. (F&S)--ca. May 30, 1827; Gainesvlle, New York;
November 9, 1903; Conneaut, Pennsylvania;
Conneaut, Pennsylvania.

Linesville History

The first newspaper venture was made at Linesville in April, 1875, by 
Britton & McCoy, under the appellation of the Leader. It maintained a 
flickering existence with brief suspensions under the subsequent 
management of George W. Baldwin and of R. H. Montgomery, until 
with a subscription list of 149, it passed into the hands, in September, 
1881, of H. D. and F. C. Lowing, the present publishers. Under their 
charge the Leader, re-christened the Linesville Herald, has met with 
a large circulation, and proved a valuable property; since September, 
1883, it has been issued semi-weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays. 
In politics it is Republican. Subsequent to the founding of the Leader 
the Linesville Gazette was launched into being by Frank McCoy. After 
a brief existence it was continued by L. L. Luce, under the name of 
the American Citizen. A few months later its final issue was published.