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Howe Family WI

CMonteen — 1 Aug 2007 5:42:42 GMT

Looking for information on WI Howe Family.
Joseph Seth Howe, Flora Howe (Moon) Jay Howe, Tunis Howe, Julius Howe etc.

Deidamia Howe/James William Craig

C. Pool — 9 Jun 2000 5:16:46 GMT

Deidamia born 1804 in OH, and was 2nd wife of James William Craig born 1799 in PA, died 1880 in IN. They had four children: William, Thomas, Franklin and Mary. Their half-brother Joseph Austin Craig born 1841 in OH married a Rebecca Van Skyhawk. It's believed that she is full Cherokee. If you have any info on any of the above people, please feel free to email me at kissy.kat@juno.com
Thank you

Howe family

amyfitzpatrick32 — 6 Aug 2008 7:57:43 GMT

My name is Amy Fitzpatrick and I am looking to discover my roots. my Grandfather was John Lenard Howe, died in 1986 in Lansing MI. his mothers name was Ella howe and his father was Harry Howe. they lived in the Lansing area most of their lives. if anyone knows them or has heard of them, please email me, i need to know my heritage. thank you

Elijah Howe, Thetford, Norfolk, England, early 1800s

marnyhowe1 — 22 Jul 2008 7:02:14 GMT

Elijah Howe (a clogmaker) and Elisabeth Blaydon (marriage date and place unknown) had three children (Mary, Hannah and Elisabeth) baptised in 1810. A son Robert was born in 1813. No further information on the daughters.

Robert moed to London and married 1) Sarah Herring in 1839. They had a son Robert William in 1851. 2) Amelia Twitchett. They had a daughter Sara Amelia in 1869 and a son Ernest Arthur in 1873.

DNA Project to connect to 'cousins' and lost families

howesal — 28 Jun 2008 1:38:09 GMT

I am Al Howes V.P. of the Howes Family Association and with 20th Gen. "Cuz" Paul Howes of Norfolk, England (found through DNA) have been working together over the past few months to plan a DNA project. The aims of the project are:

1 - to establish the English roots of Thomas Howes, who emigrated to America in 1637

2 - to help individual Howes, Howse, Howe, How family members break through brick walls in their research

3 - to bring together Howes families from around the world, and add to the sum of knowledge about our family

4 - to examine whether there are common roots between Howes, Howse and Howe families

We have just obtained a 50% discount voucher for DNA testing kits from a commercial service. Yes, that's half-off, but the vouchers are valid only until July 30, 2008. So you will need to make a quick decision to benefit from this special offer.

A few words about DNA testing: it's a simple swab, which you rub around your mouth for a few moments and then mail back. The supplier then sends you an email some weeks later with the URL to your test results. Those results

will be available to my English cousin Paul, and myself, as administrators of the site, but you will not have to disclose your identity to us. Once you have your own DNA test results, you can do your own searches on the suppliers and other sites to find matches. I can provide anyone interested with a lot more information on the usefulness of testing if desired.

If you are interested in using the discount voucher, please write to me off-list. I will send you more background on the project, DNA testing and the voucher ID.

Many thanks in advance
'Cuz' Al Howes, Co-Administrator Howes DNA Project

Nelson HOWE

KeithSeymour67 — 8 Jul 2008 4:15:05 GMT

I am looking for information om my paernal grandmother;s father Nelson Wade Howe.who died sometime betwenne 1924 and 1927. He seen living in the 1910 census living with my grandmother Maude Howe and her mother Mary Jane Howe (nee' Young) in Alameda County, Ooakland califorinia. They are living (lsited as lodgers) with My great grandma howe family, William Thomas and Annie baker, and their children. mary Jane and her daugher (my grandmother are oce again listed in Almeda County, california, as renters living near the or with the bakers, in 1920. Although Mary jane Howe (my great-grandmother is listed as married, Nelson is no where to be found. Also living with aMary jane Howe are her sister Emma Young and my grandmother Maude Howe. mary janes was not listed as widowed until 1930 census. this indicates to me great grandpa Howe may have gone visiitn his sister Maude Mary HAsslinger, his half brother Cahrles Kingsley Howe, or looking for work. Mary jane Howe in 1920 census is listed as working for southern pacific railroad. Any clsue would be appreciated.

Howe-Black Foot Indian Tribe

Alison — 27 Aug 2004 12:05:23 GMT

My grandmother always said that she was part black foot indian. Her mother's name was Alice Cecelia Howe. This is where I believe the Indian would have come from. Does this name sound familiar. Maybe we could all put our names together and come up with something.

seeking info on howe's in michigan

sandililly — 3 Jul 2008 12:48:04 GMT

i'm seeking info on the following howe's:
Arthur, dorothy, bettie, and kenneth. They lived in michigan with my great grandfather charles roy stage and Mabel (howe) stage. mabel was married to a geortge howe but i'm not sure if these are there parents. any help would be greatly appreciated.

Elijah Howe MI, William W. Howe MI > MN

dianemcook67 — 22 Jun 2008 8:36:18 GMT

Looking for the family of Elijah Howe m. Emily ? of Michigan. Mentioned in the Ancestors of Jonathan Towle Book. Their son William W. Howe who m. Sarah Towle of ME. Their daughter Mina Bell Howe was my ggrandmother. I don't know where the Howes came from or where they went. All their children were born in Redwood County, MN. My ggrandmother, Mina Bell got married to Edwin Hill in 1891.
William W. Howe was born on Feb 22, 1840 in Michigan.

Family of:
William W. Howe and Sarah Ella Towle
Hannah Ella Howe - b. 1868 d. 1869
Archie Enos Howe - b. 1870
Abbie Florence Howe - b. 1872
Mina Bell Howe - b. 1874
Jonathan Elijah Howe - b. 1877

Thank you in advance for all your help.

Diane

Seeking Francis Howe of 28th PVI, Co. E

JoeNihen — 22 Jun 2008 6:27:04 GMT

I am seeking information about Francis Howe who served during the Civil War in the 28th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company E.

An obituary, photo, family stories, facts, and documents not found on the internet would be appreciated.

Information about any member of the 28th, Co. E, would also be appreciated.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Looking for Christopher Howe Born 1940's Wandswort UK

addylynn2 — 25 Apr 2008 10:31:01 GMT

Hi
I am looking for a man born in Wandsworth London in the 1940's. Not too sure of accurate birth date.
He was married to Linda and had 2 children a boy and girl, moving to Norfolk in the early 70's.

He was a diver for the oil rigs and think it is possible he may be in Scotland now.

Any details would be greatly appreciated

Leslie Arthur Stanley Howe b 27-jul-1926

mickhowe1 — 10 Apr 2008 7:48:55 GMT

My father, Charles Ronald Albert Howe, b 10 nov 1922, has misplaced his youngest brother, Leslie Arthur Stanley Howe b 27-jul-1926, both born in Dehra Dunn, India.

My father boarded a ship for Australia and his brother said he was heading for Canada about 1946-48.

None of the family has heard from Leslie since

Mick Howe
mickhowe@bigpond.net.au

Louis Howe m. Alice Francis - 1933

campbellfh — 11 Jun 2008 5:43:21 GMT

Looking for descendants of Louis Taft Howe ( 25 Oct 1908 - ??) & Alice Rosalie Francis (14 ay 1908 - 6 Dec 1992). They had 4 children, Sandra, Gary, Dennis & Ronald.

Al;ice was a daughter of Viscount Alexander Francis & Ella Belle Warnock.

A group of about 30 Warnock family researchers has gathered photos of over 700 Warnock descendants. Please contact me to share your family photos with this project. A CD containing all available photos is sent to everyone who shares photos.

HOWE and WESCOMBE marriage

avrilcbrown — 10 Jun 2008 3:38:04 GMT

Thomas Howe married Harriet Wescombe around 1832 but I can find no record of this. They were the parents of my great grandfather Thomas Alfred Howe who married Eliza Gaylard in 1865 at the Independent Church, Somerton.

John (Guy) Franklin Howe III age 37 Son of, John Franklin Howe, Jr. and Edith Glover Howe.

KENNELLYMARKA — 10 Jun 2008 2:46:49 GMT

Howe III, John Franklin (Guy)

John (Guy) Franklin Howe III
John (Guy) Franklin Howe III age 37
of Chicago, Ill. formerly of Harborcreek.
Died June 5, 2008 in Chicago. He was born June 23, 1970 in Erie to the late John Franklin Howe, Jr. and Edith Glover Howe.
John Graduated from Harborcreek High School and was a Physical Trainer in Chicago.
He enjoyed writing and reading poetry, nature, camping and his friends.
He is survived by a sister Edyie Reed and her husband Bradley of North East,
Niece Amanda Reed,
Nephews Jacob Reed
and Alexander Reed, all of North East.
Friends may call at the William D. Elkin Funeral Home 65 South Lake St. North East on Monday from 6 till time of Memorial Service at 8 p.m. Officiating Rev. Gerald Ritchie, Memorials may be made in care of the family. Sign the guestbook at www.GoErie.com/obits Published in the Erie Times-News from 6/8/2008

Rev. Gerald Ritchie,"

Elizabeth Howe b. 14 Aug 1767 d. 11 Jan 1848 NY

genie4450 — 24 Feb 2008 1:21:40 GMT

I'm looking for parents of Elizabeth Howe (above). She is buried in Winegar Hill Cemetery, Butler, Wayne, NY. She first married Silas Winans 23 Dec 1784 Little Nine Part, Dutchess, NY. Silas was b. 1760 Rahway, Union, NJ, d. 25 Sep 1823 Wolcott, Seneca, NY and is also buried in Winegar Hill Cemetery. After Silas died, Elizabeth married Joshua Calkins. If anyone can help with Elizabeth's parents I would be most appreciative.

Jay W. Howe, Black Hawk, IA

lrfortner — 24 May 2008 7:15:40 GMT

Died as in infant on July 12 1899, of Cholera Infantum. Buried in Janesville, Bremer Co, IA Born in Mt. Vernon, IA Death from courthouse record.

Lord William Howe died 1780-90

brackettwilliam — 19 May 2008 12:11:17 GMT

I am looking for a Lord William Howe who died about 1780-1790. The story goes: Lord and Lady Howe sailed to North Carolina "on their honeymoon". Lady Howe was upset by the rough crossing and when William Howe returned to England to settle his business she stayed behind. He caught pneumonia and died. She had his son William Howe Jr. and later remarried in North Carolina. Her name may have been Mary. There was the family of Job Howe living in Wilmington, North Carolia at that time and they may have been related? This is not the Lord William Howe of the American Revolution.

looking for info on mable howe/michigan

sandililly — 13 May 2008 6:50:29 GMT

mabel was maried to my great grandfather and would like information on her 4 children Betty, arthur, dorothy, Kennett. They lived in flint michigan for a few years.

Looking for parents of Samuel Howe from Lawrence Co., PA

w8ebj — 1 May 2008 4:24:21 GMT

Hello! I'm doing research on the Howe side of my family and I've gotten stuck at a particular ancestor:

Samuel Howe (also listed as Saml Howe), born c.1827 in Pennsylvania, husband of Elenore B. Howe (also listed as Ellen B.), born September, 1829. Father of Milo Howe, Francis B. Howe, Flora D. Howe and Audley B. Howe. Residence in 1850 was Mahoning Township, Lawrence County, PA.

I'm trying to find the parents and grandparents of this Samuel Howe in order to determine from where in Ireland or Scotland or England this branch of my family comes. Any and all help would be MOST appreciated!

~Ken Dickinson

Martin Charles Howe (1882-1965) of Cottonwood & Presho, SD

countcaragata — 2 May 2006 3:09:59 GMT

ATTN: NEW E-MAIL ADDRESS

fullerashley — 29 Apr 2008 10:26:02 GMT

I have done a lot of work for people on this board and after all these years I have changed my e-mail address, it is as follows effective now. thank you

old address cadillac@cheshire.net

new address cadillac@ne.rr.com

Rebecca Howe of Greenup Co KY

oclarke11 — 28 Apr 2008 11:41:09 GMT

Need parents & siblings for Rebecca b abt 1780. She marr William James Warnock Jr. who was the son of William Sr. & Elizabeth Carlisle. Also need children for William & Rebecca.
Ollie

looking for Mabel Howe and children(blogett home 4 children)

sandililly — 22 Apr 2008 7:23:41 GMT

I'm trying to locate my great grandfather second wife and her 4 children. I don't know the whole story but whats been told over many years is this. In nov of 1929, the howe children(kennett, betty born 7-10-23, dorothy, and Arthur) and one stage(frances charles) were placed in the Blogett home for children located in Michigan. In dec 1929, the 4 howe children were picked up by a Mable and Charles R. Stage. This I have proven to be correct according to Blogett home records. Now as the story continues and at this point unproven. I believe that this is both Charles and Mabels second marriage. I also believe by the way its written on records received from the home that Charles and Mabel are married at the time that the children were taken to the home. Frances was left behind and never returned home. He was released from the home and wandered from farm to farm working for room and board. I believe he saw his father on his death bed in 1972. from 1929 to 1972 he did not know where they had moved. I'm despartely seeking anyone that may have heard anything similar or may know who they are. Frances was married and his wife, my grandmother is not doing well and would like to find out who they are. any help anyone could provide would be appreciated.

(Eastern Townships - Quebec - Canada) JONAS HOWE son of SQUIRE HOWE - HISTORY OF STANSTEAD COUNTY, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, CANADA by B. F. HUBBARD.

Jacqueline4242 — 15 Mar 2005 12:33:58 GMT

HISTORY OF STANSTEAD COUNTY by B. F. HUBBARD
Page 321
HOWE,
JONAS, 2ND, son of SQUIRE HOWE, was b. Feb. 22, 1797 - m. PRUDENCE HOLLISTER, b. Feb. 12, 1807. Tehy settled on No. 9, 5th Range of Barnston. He d. April 4, 1855.
CHILDREN:
WARREN, b. Dec. 25, 1829 - m. HARRIET DRESSER
JUSTIS, b. Sept. 9, 1831.
JULIA, b. May 7, 1833 - m. GEORGE C. HANSON
JENETT, b. Feb. 22, 1835 - d. May 14, 1856
JANE C., b. May 6, 1837
LAURA, b. April 29, 1839 - d. July 31, 1857
EDWIN, b. Aug. 31, 1841
MARIA, b. March 28, 1843
EBER, b. Jan. 31, 1845
==========================
STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS - 1845-1860
Page 68.
DEATH - Apr. 4, 1855
At Barnston, JONAS HOWE, aged 58 years.
=================================

Luman Howe living in Oregon 1880

primer1 — 17 Apr 2008 12:19:15 GMT

I am trying to find out info on Luman Howe's wife Sarah born in Canada in 1824. I find they were married in 1880 on the census record and living in Oregon. I don't know when or where but I do know that they were both married before. I can find nothing on them eariler than that. Anyone have any suggestions??

Howes and Wostenholme in Sheffield

LydiaAnn1990 — 27 Mar 2008 8:01:47 GMT

Hello,
I am looking for my greatgrandmother's mother, who she thinks was called Isabel Howe. (my ggm is 90 and her mother died when she was ten, so her memory of that branch of her family is a little hazy).

She believes that Isabel was born in 1885, possibly in Sheffield. I have scoured the censuses and can only find a potential person in 1901: *nothing* in 1891 despite hours of trying all possible combinations!

She believes that Isabel had 14 brothers and sisters, of whom she can name these:
Marion
Betty
Marjorie
Albert
Horace
Victor
Matthew
Bertha
Agnes
Agnes went to Australia at the age of 16 and no one heard from her again.

Also, she thinks her grandmother's maiden name was Wostenholme.

Does anyone know anything about any of these people?
Does anyone know anything about Howes in Sheffield in general?
Does anyone have any ideas of new ways for me to search for them? (That's the other thing: names like Horace and Victor are quite uncommon, but i can't find them ANYWHERE!!)

Thanks for reading this novel!
Lydia

John A. Howe Born Abt 1818 Died ?

aprilconway41 — 13 Apr 2008 1:27:44 GMT

I am looking for information on my great great grandfather , Born abt 1818 in Connecticut. I know he was married twice.First wife I have no information on other than he had several sons. ( Dan , Henry, Frank are Three that I know.)But am hoping to find out more information on his first wife. Second wife was Laura A. Hopper Born Abt 1838 . Whom he had several more children with ( William, Fred, Alfred , Albert, Chester, Mary,Chauncey ) I did find some information out on the 1880 Census about John and Laura , but can find nothing after 1880. I have heard that Laura , Mary and one of the boys later died of some sort of fever , and John walked with his boys to Michigan. Anyone with information please pass on.

Nelson Howe born 1916/ FortStill/ Kiowa tribe Father's name

weelass57 — 6 Apr 2008 5:37:28 GMT

There was a Nelson Howe 1866-1916. There was also a Nelson Howe born in 1916 that is listed on the US Census Schedule,1885-1940. The tribe was Kiowa Camanche Fort Sill Apache & Caddo (Kiowa) adka Kadohadocha. Nelson was an orphan. Does anyone know if the two Nelson's were father & son? Also does anyone know where to search for parents of indian orphans in that time period in oklahoma? It seems too much of a coincidenece that his dob is the same as the death of the older Nelson Howe. Nelso live in Texas. If anyone has suggestions, I would be greatful!

authur or bettie(betty) howe from michigan

sandililly — 3 Apr 2008 12:22:30 GMT

I'm looking for anyinformation on authur and betty(bettie) howe. I know very little about them. i know that they are brother and sister and that there are two more names unknown. i believe that there mother, name unknown married my great grandfather charles roy stage. these four children and charles roy stage son francis charles stage were place in a childrens home called blogett home for children in grand rapids michigan. the howe children remained in the home nov and dec of 1929. charles remained until he was pasted along from farmer to farmer working for room and board. the story that has been told is that he didn't get along with his step mother. anyone that recognizes these names please contact me. ALso the name of mabel has been used as the possible name of either the step mother or my grandfather biologial mother. thanks for any help anyone can provide.

Howe's in Michigan

SharonFarmer58 — 9 Jan 2007 5:28:37 GMT

My Grandfather was James Howe b. 1876 d. 1944. He was married to a Rosa Etta Runyan.
I think his father was George Howe who was married to a Mary Marble. Any information would be helpful.

Thank You, Sharon

William H. Howe of Perkiomenville, PA, executed Fort Mifflin 1864 - Info & Descendants; are you related?

clan_keith — 10 Mar 2008 11:28:49 GMT

I am not related to this family, but I am posting the results of research on William H. Howe, who was executed on 26 Aug 1864 at Fort Mifflin, PA. I would be most interested in hearing from any descendants of this man.

GENERATION ONE

1. William H. HOWE, b. abt. 1839, Pennsylvania; d. 26 Aug 1864, Fort Mifflin, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania. Married to Hannah UNKNOWN (b. abt. 1831, Pennsylvania; d. poss. aft. 1880, Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania) in 1860 at Perkiomenville, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania. Children of William H. HOWE and Hannah UNKNOWN:

i. 2. Charles M. HOWE, b. Nov. 1861, Perkiomenville, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. bef. 1942, Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts.

ii. 2. William H. HOWE, b. Feb. 1863, Perkiomenville, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. bef. 1930, prob. Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania.

NOTES for William H. HOWE and Hannah UNKNOWN: William was one of only 164 Civil War "deserters" (among the thousands who deserted) who was executed by the government for this crime. He was also convicted (after two trials) for the killing of one of the bounty hunters who attempted to break into his home and arrest him. William was imprisoned at Fort Mifflin, Philadelphia, PA, and, at the age of 24, he was the only person ever executed there, leaving behind a wife and two young children. The identity of his parents remains a mystery, but research indicates that he was probably of Irish descent. He was present at the disasterous battle at Fredericksburg. Suffering from severe illness and unable to obtain medical treatment, William left the army and returned to his farm in Perkiomenville, where his wife nursed him back to health. When two bounty hunters came to his home in the middle of the night and attempted to break in, William shot one of the men in the insuing scuffle, testifying later that he did so in defense of his family. Although his lawyer appealled William's case all the way to President Lincoln, the appeals were denied and Howe was executed by hanging. William's widow, Hannah, is last found living with her sons in Norristown, PA, in 1880 and is not found there in 1900. She may have died, or remarried.

GENERATION TWO

2. Charles M. HOWE (William1), b. Nov. 1861, Perkiomenville, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. bef. 1942, Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. Married to Emily H. UNKNOWN (b. Jun. 1862, Pennsylvania; d. aft. 1942, prob. Springfield, Hampden Co., Pennsylvania) in 1889 at Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania. Children of Charles M. HOWE and Emily H. UNKNOWN:

i. 3. Maurice Charles HOWE, b. 27 Sep 1890, Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania. Died UK.

ii. 3. Pauline E. HOWE, b. 26 Jan 1897, Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. 9 May 1979, Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts.

NOTES for Charles M. HOWE and Emily H. UNKNOWN: Charles worked as a cigar maker throughout his life in both Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. He is last found living in Springfield with his wife and children in 1930. He is not mentioned as a next-of-kin on his son's WWII draft registration, which instead lists Emily, so it is likely that Charles had died sometime before the draft in 1942.

2. William H. HOWE (William1), b. Feb. 1863, Perkiomenville, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. bef. 1930, prob. Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania. Married to Laura J. UNKNOWN (b. Jun. 1868, Pennsylvania; d. bef. 1920, prob. Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania) in 1898 at Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania. Children of William H. HOWE and Laura J. UNKNOWN:

i. 3. Luella HOWE, b. May 1890, Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. UK.

NOTES for William H. HOWE and Laura J. UNKNOWN: Records indicate that William and Laura had one other child, born between 1900-1910, that died in Norristown before 1910. William worked as a carpenter throughout his life, and owned a carpentry shop in Philadelphia in 1920. William is a widower in 1920, so Laura had died sometime between 1910-1920, probably in Norristown, but possibly in Philadelphia.

GENERATION THREE

3. Maurice Charles HOWE (Charles2, William1), b. 27 Sep. 1890 in Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. UK, poss. in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts.

NOTES for Maurice Charles HOWE: Appears as both Maurice and Charles on various records. Maurice was still unmarried, at the age of 38, at the time of the 1930 census, and at the time of his draft in 1942, so it is possible that he never married or had children. A death record was found for a Maurice Charles HOWE in Florida, but it is uncertain if this is the same man. Maurice served in both World War I and World War II.

3. Pauline E. HOWE (Charles2, William1), b. 26 Jan. 1897 in Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. 9 May 1979 in Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. Married to Unknown PHELPS (b. prob. abt. 1895; d. bef. 1920, either in Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania or Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts) abt. 1918 at either Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania or Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts. No children.

NOTES for Pauline E. HOWE: Pauline's marriage occurred sometime between 1910, when she is living with her parents, and 1920, when she is again living with her parents as a widow. It does not appear that she ever remarried or had children.

3. Luella HOWE (William2, William1), b. May 1890, Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. aft. 1930, prob. Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania.

NOTES for Luella HOWE: Luella last appears, at the age of 10, living with her parents in Norristown, PA, on the 1900 US Census. As her parents indicate that they have a living child on the 1910 census, it seems likely that Luella married sometime between 1900 and 1910. If there are any living descendants of William H. HOWE1, they would have most likely come from Luella and her husband.

It is possible that Luella HOWE married Norris Milton ELWELL (b. 27 Mar 1886, Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. aft. 1930, prob. West Norriton, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; son of Edward E. ELWELL and Margaret J. UNKNOWN) about 1909 in Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania. This couple had two children: Norris E. ELWELL (b. 26 Aug 1910, Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. Dec 1981, Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania) and Victoria L. ELWELL (b. abt. 1914, Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. UK). The marriage between Norris E. ELWELL and Luella HOWE needs to be confirmed.

If you think you are related to this family, or have more info, I would be happy to hear from you!

Howes in Co Tipperary, Ire or Middlesex County, Ontario, Can

aletacollins1 — 31 May 2003 12:08:33 GMT

I am interested in any information regarding the family of Michael Howe, b. 1816, Cloughprior Parish, Co Tipperary, d. 1869, Caradoc TP, Middlesex County, Ontario. He married Catherine Kilbride b. 1830. I know of 2 sons, John b. 1/2/1953 & James b. 3/30/1854.

Howe, Francis L. "Frank" (OBIT PA 2-11-2008)

obituary33b — 25 Mar 2008 7:25:57 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 2-11-2008
Deceased: Howe, Francis L. "Frank" (OBIT PA 2-11-2008)
son of Merle and Alverta (Hagerman) Howe
Age of Deceased: 66
Death date: 2-10-2008
Last Address: Abbottstown, PA
Date of Birth: 7-12-1941
Place of Birth: Hanover, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to: Bob
obituary@crosskeysvillage.net

Death of Mr. John Howe in China

davwayell — 10 Mar 2008 9:26:32 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. John Howe, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Howe died in China on February 20, 1903.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

HOWE from Bedfordshire

junedavenport55 — 20 Mar 2007 6:19:32 GMT

hi my single name is howe we are from bedfordshire in the early 1900,s we live in nottingham they came to notting ham for the mines which had just been sunk if you have any information regarding any of this family i would be very pleased
regards june

Maj. Church Howe Worcester MA, Sheffield, England

ShuShuMo — 1 Mar 2008 6:42:17 GMT

The following was published in the Worcester Daily Telegram on Tuesday, April 7, 1903 (obtained from microfilm at the Worcester Public Library):
____________________________________________________________

MAJ. HOWE GETS MEDAL.

Services at Critical Moment in American History Recognized.

Maj. Church Howe, United States consul in Sheffield, Eng., formerly a Worcester man, has just received a medal in recognition of his service at a critical moment in American history. When the Civil war broke out in 1861, Maj. Howe responded to President Abraham Lincoln's call for volunteers, and several hours after the order was issued, Howe was with the 6th Massachusetts regiment on his way to Washington.

Recently the Massachusetts legislature granted medals for the minute men of 1861, and distributed them to eligible volunteers everywhere they could be found living. Now word comes in the latest issue of the Sheffield Daily Telegraph that Maj. Howe has received his medal.

The consul received a cordial letter from the assistant adjutant general of Massachusetts in which was said: -

"It is my especial privilege and pleasure to be the medium in placing the medal in the hands of a loyal soldier and representative of my country in a foreign land."

Maj. Howe was 19 years old when he enlisted.
____________________________________________________________

I have no further information about this person. I have posted this as an act of genealogical kindness. Good luck in your searches!

C L Howe Photographer Battleboro VT

kdburgess30 — 22 Feb 2008 3:27:50 GMT

I have some pictures taken by a CL Howe in Battleboro VT, I am interested in finding out when he was a photographer so I can find out when these photos were taken. I do have names on the photos. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Thomas Howe of Saginaw, Michigan in 1888

BasketLady420 — 20 Feb 2008 5:25:20 GMT

November 24, 1888 Page 3

George Woodward, of East Saginaw, is said to have struck Thomas Howe on the head with an axe cutting a hole that may cause his death. Woodward was the bartender in Tom Kern's gin mill and Howe was a carpenter who went there and got into a fuss.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information which comes from a website called "Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan Newspaper Birth, Marriage and Death Notices." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/%7Ewjmartin/deat1887...

Howe Family -USA-ST KITTS-Australia

cheryl pinchen — 20 Oct 2002 11:00:00 GMT

Looking for any howe family members who live in USA and ancestors came from St Kitts 1770's.Thomas And Ann Risdon/Howe.

Robert William Howe born 1851 Hoxton, London

marnyhowe1 — 11 Feb 2008 5:59:40 GMT

Robert William Howe, the son of Robert and Sarah (Herring) Howe was born on 5 January 1851 in Hoxton, London.
He married Alice Isabella SMITH on 15 June 1875 in Hackney, London.

They had four children:
Alice Beatrice Howe in March 1876, Ethel May Howe in January 1878, Hilda Violet Howe in November 1883, all in Hackney. A son Robert Norman Howe was born in November 1893 in Hornsey, London.

Robert William has had his occupation listed as ironmonger, manager of a brick field, estate manager, manager of a building estate, and finally as a managing trustee.

I would love to hear from anybody researching this family.
Marny

Rob Howe, Colonial Era Cemetery, Norfolk Island, 1842

marnyhowe1 — 11 Feb 2008 5:53:08 GMT

There is a grave for Rob Howe in the Colonial Era Cemetery on Norfolk Island.

It is No. 99 and the stone reads

"Sacred to the memory of
Rob Howe
Late Private in H.M. 96 Regt.
of Foot
Who died Aug 15 1842
Aged 23 Years"

Joseph HOWE, wife Emma nee POLIQUIN Pawtucket, RHODE ISLAND 1900 - 1930

mindfoggs2 — 5 Feb 2008 3:19:47 GMT

I'm researching our POLIQUIN branch. I am seeking the names of the parents for Emma POLIQUIN who was married to Joseph HOWE.

Thanks to the gap in records presented by the loss of both the 1890 federal census and the 1895 RI State census, I am having trouble finding her. I don't know if she died or married in that lost period of time between the 1881 Canadian census and the 1900 US census. The family arrived in the US & RI sometime between 1883 and 1885.

I have looked at all the repertoire/vital records from 1881 to 1886 for Notre-Dame-de-la-Victorie in Lévis, Quebec where the family was from and found no burial for her. Since there is no evidence of her death while the family was still in Quebec, I am going with the assumption that Emma was still alive when the family arrived in RI.

The Emma POLIQUIN I am looking for was b. 17 Apr 1873, Notre-Dame-de-la-Victorie, Lévis, Quebec. She was baptized with the name Marie Aimié Josephine POLIQUIN. She was the daughter of Benjamin POLIQUIN and Clarisse ROGER. On the 1881 Canadian census she appears as Ema.

Emma POLIQUIN doesn't appear on the 1900 RI census with her widowed father and her brothers. The last place I've found her is with her family on the 1881 Canadian census for Lévis, Quebec prior to coming to Rhode Island.

I've found in Ancestry's database, RI Marriages 1636 - 1930, a marriage of an Emma POLIQUIN (POLIKEN) to Joseph HOWE on 31 Oct 1899. Unfortunately the nature of this database is such that no names are given for the parents of either party in the marriage.

Emma and Joseph appear together on the 1900 census in Pawtucket, Providence Co, RI. They are just married, no children. Joseph HOWE is listed as being b.Aug 1874 in England. Arrival in the US - 1876 and a naturalized citizen. Occupation - engineer, plan shop.

Emma gives her birth as Feb. 1877, Canada French, no arrival year, no occupation. Her birth doesn't match the Emma I'm looking for but it wouldn't be the first time I've encountered conflicting information on a census so I am considering this Emma as a possible candidate for my Emma.

1910 census - Joseph and Emma are still in Pawtucket, RI. Joseph says he arrived in 1877 and is naturalized. He gives is occupation as engineer, wood mill. Emma says she is the mother of 4 children with 2 living. They have in their home a daughter Lilly 3y b. abt. 1907 and a son Arthur 1y 7mos b. abt. Sept. 1908.

1920 census - Joseph and Emma are now separated and living apart. Both are still in Pawtucket, RI.
Joseph is boarding, marital status still listed as married, says he arrived in the US 1874 & was naturalized in 1912. Lists his occupation as engineer, construction. With Joseph are sons Arthur 11y and Joseph 7y, no occupations for them.
Emma's entry finds her also a boarder, her marital status is given as married, she says she arrived in 1902 and is an alien; her occupation is worker, cotton mill.
Daughter Lilly, who would be about 17y at this point, is no where to be found.

1930 census - Both Joseph, Sr, and Joseph, Jr. can not be found. Son Arthur appears to have married and is living in Pawtucket, RI with wife Bertha E, a son Arthur J. 2y, *mos and daughter Virginia E. 1 mo. Arthur's occupation is rob***g, cotton mill.
Emma is still living in Pawtucket, RI in her own place; she gives her marital status as "D" - divorced, says she arrived in 1900 and is naturalized, her occupation is drawing tender, worstered mill.

Does anyone here on the HOWE board recognize the above individuals?

Are the Emma POLIQUIN who married Joseph HOWE and my Emma POLIQUIN born in Lévis, Quebec the same individual?

Does anyone have the names of the parents of Emma POLIQUIN who married Joseph HOWE?

Thanks for any and all help.

Guy Howe Family South Dakota

CMonteen — 25 Jan 2008 12:52:41 GMT

Looking for my great uncle Guy Howe's family in
SD. He married a Anna, his moms name was Mary Antone and Father Tunis How(e). My gr grandfather Joseph was his brother.
Have a picture of family wondering which one is Guy?

Minnie Howe and Dollie Howe

familybytes1 — 23 Jan 2008 6:56:29 GMT

Looking for info on Dollie Howe, born 1868 in IL and Minnie Howe, born 1871 in MO. I have photographs of these girls addressed to Aunt Lizzie. They are on the 1880 US Census - Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. Any info would be appreciated. Thank you, Reva J. Fields

Howe - Kentucky, Missouri & Oklahoma

familybytes1 — 22 Jan 2008 11:17:50 GMT

Looking for info on a Howe family. Thomas L., born 1854 in KY. His son Joseph A., born 1889 in MO. Joseph married Elvie M. / Mary E. Landon, born in 1889 in TN. They are listed on the 1910 US Census - Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. Elvie's parents were Sarah A. & James H. Landon. The Landon family resided in Beaver Co., OK. (There are Howe's in Beaver Co., OK, but I don't know of the connection. Arthur N. Howe, born 1867 in New York, raised his family in Beaver Co.)Joseph & Elvie moved to Tulsa, OK. Their sons were: Ray B., b 1908, Ralph L., born 1909 & Lee C., born 1915. Any info would be appreciated. Thank you, Reva J. Fields

Jane Melhuish c1804 - Sept 1891 -Brookater, Kingskerswell, Devon

Rosaline39 — 19 Jan 2008 8:37:56 GMT

Hello,

Can you help please, I'm trying to find out the following information:

Jane (maiden name unknown) Melhuish c1804 died 9 Sept 1891 Brookater, Kingskerswell, Devon UK. wife of
William Melhuish c1807. Children Elizabeth and James.

Jane and William are my g.g.g. grandparents, I am trying to find out Janes Maiden name (it isn't on her death certificate); and also when they married.

They probably had more children, but I've only found the two. Elizabeth married a John Howe, and had a son named George born 1861.

James I'm not sure about at the moment - he may have married a woman named Anne, who is the informant on Janes death certificate, (maiden name unknown).

I'd appreciate any information no matter how small.

Thank you and regards
Rosaline

Thomas HOW(E) in Barrington and Rochester, NH

diantha_h — 18 Jan 2008 3:50:53 GMT

My g-g-g-g-grandfather was James HOWE, born 1771 in I think Barrington, NH. He married 1793 Mary BOODY, was in Barrington in 1800 census, Lebanon, NH in 1810 and then moved to Vermont.

His father was probably the Thomas HOWE, who enlisted 1777, age 44 in the Revolutionary War, served at least two enlistments, and died 15 Oct 1838 in Rochester, NH (according to his widow's Bounty Land application). I don't know who his first wife was, but he married 2) 1832, in Rochester (or Barrington) Mrs Betsy Nutter (same application).

I would like any more information on these people. I looked in the cemetery transcriptions for Rochester & Barrington, in NHGEN, but no Thomas HOW(E). Particularly I would like to find a gravestone for Thomas, find who was first wife, confirm age, etc.

Thanks

RELATED TO GENERAL WILLIAM HOWE

lisad1430 — 11 Dec 2007 4:42:14 GMT

LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO MAY BE RELATED TO GENERAL WILLIAM HOWE.

Alan Robert Watson Howe

DaveMitchell53 — 6 Jan 2008 8:27:42 GMT

Looking for family of the above - Alan Robert Watson Howe, born ca. 1907. Canadian roots from NS (grandson of Joseph Howe), spent time in Singapore and Jamaica esp. as a child.

Regards

David Mitchell
Cape Town
South Africa

birth & obit fyi - Barbara J. PIELEMEIER Howe, 1923 CA. - 2007 CA.

LorraineGilmer02 — 20 Dec 2007 8:16:40 GMT

California Birth Index, 1905-1995

Name: Barbara J Pielemeier
Birth Date: 26 Sep 1923
Gender: Female
Mother's Maiden Name: Pattesso
(brOthers birth info says Patterson)
Birth County: Los Angeles

=============================
Howe, Barbara Pielemeier

HOWE-Barbara Pielemeier Howe (Nana), born on September 26, 1923 in Pasadena, California to Edward A. and Marion A. Pielemeier, she passed away peacefully on Friday, December 14, 2007 in Sebastopol, California. Wife of 56 years to the late Charles Shedd Howe, Jr., she was the sister of Robert E. Pielemeier and sister-in-law to his wife Arlene M. Pielemeier of Somis, California. She was the loving mother of Caroline H. Lucic and mother-in-law to her husband Peter C. Lucic of Sebastopol, grandmother to their children Emily and William, of her son Jonathan S. Howe and mother-in-law to his wife Victoria M. Howe of South Pasadena and grandmother to their children Parker and Mallory, and of her son David E. Howe and his wife Lisa P. Howe of Los Angeles and grandmother to Helen Gomez. Barbara was raised in Covina, California. She graduated from Stanford University with a degree in Nursing and married Charles in 1947. Barbara was a wonderful and active mother in San Marino. She was a member of the DAR, a member of San Marino Community Church, and a Girl Scout leader. She was also a member of the National Charity League, and enjoyed volunteer work at the Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena. In 1979, Barbara and Charlie moved to La Jolla, California She lived at the White Sands retirement home, participated in the Republican Club, worshipped at the Congregational Church of La Jolla and traveled. In 2005, Barbara moved to Sebastopol where she enjoyed living with her daughter's family, and relished drives to the redwoods and to the beautiful Sonoma County coast. The family will hold a private memorial service at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego after the first of the year.
Published in the Pasadena Star-News on 12/20/2007.

Howe - 1772, PA

Sharon Vashaw — 6 Apr 1999 1:07:49 GMT

I am looking for information on the ancestry
and family of Archibald Howe, born 1772 in
Washington County, PA. died in Wayne County,
OH 1827. It was reported he was a brother to
British General William Howe - I cannot find
reference to him anywhere. It was suggested
he may have been a cousin rather than a
brother.

Archibald Howe had 12 children, one of which
is Peter born 1805. He had 9 children one of
which was Hiram born 1839. Hiram had 5 children
of which one was Mary Catherine, born 1866.
She married Elias Acker and they had one
daughter - Maud.

Any assistance will be appreciated.

Sharon

Martin Howe Arrested for Murder in Chicago, Illinois February, 1901

maryachtrh — 19 Dec 2007 3:36:18 GMT

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 5 February 1903, Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

MILLIONAIRE'S SON ARRESTED FOR MURDER

Shawnee: Martin Howe, son of a Chicago millionaire, charged with murder in Chicago, in February, 1901, wss arrested here by a deputy sheriff from Springfield, Missouri. The officer started with his prisoner for Chicago, where he will claim the $5,000 offered for Howe's capture. Howe admitted that he was the man wanted, and consented to go back to Chicago without a requisition. He had been working in railroad shops at Springfield, Missouri and Shawnee. In his pocket was found $8,500.

Donald Nelson Howe Obituary 1904-1971

kaitysmom — 12 Dec 2007 2:06:30 GMT

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Wednesday, May 19, 1971
Page: A-2

Name: Donald Nelson Howe
Age: 67
Born: March 7, 1904 in Pennsylvania
Died: May 10, 1971 in Trigg County, Kentucky
Funeral: Date of services not listed, body was at Milligan Funeral Home in Stewart County, TN. until it was shipped to Cresson, Pennsylvania
Burial: Cemetery not listed, buried in Pennsylvania
Parents: Elias Howe and Villa Packer
Deceased Spouse: Alicia (Platt) Howe
Surviving Children: Donald Howe Fiasco, Mrs. Mary McCoy
Surviving Siblings: Jesse Howe, Mrs. Florence Desmitt

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Contact me at kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

Sincerely,
Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky

Charles S Howe of Lane Co. oregon

Z_spotz — 15 Jan 2005 3:37:12 GMT

I am looking for info on Charles S Howe, born @ 1865 in Wisconsin. He moved to Lane County, Oregon. He died @1937, I think. He married I.D. Emmons and I can only find one daughter, Ada.
Thank you
Kathie

Howe in Cardiff

loveshy252 — 14 Sep 2007 9:02:06 GMT

Hi all, trying to find out some info on the Howe family in Cardiff, Wales. I know they were from canton and my nan was called Olive Edith May Howe, her siblings were brother William and sisters Frances and Connie. Olive married Albert Henry Thomas Menzies. Any help would be great as I've run into a brick wall
Thanks
Sam.

Unknown Photos file

swiftercurrents — 16 Nov 2007 5:18:54 GMT

Please check out my Unknown Photos file, and
see if you recognize any of the pictures?
I believe they are related to the Howe and Dull families of Oklahoma, and the Powell families of Oregon.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~myjukerfamily/unkno...

Kenneth E. Howe

AnneMarieCarlan — 15 Nov 2007 10:00:57 GMT

I am looking for Kenneth E. Howe. b.Dec between 1926-1932 in Coquille, Oregon and was raised in Sandy. His mother's name was Lillian. He married a lady by the name of Jane Ford.
Annemarie

Winnie Howe of VA maried a Mr. Smith

tunnelm1 — 10 Nov 2007 1:14:08 GMT

According to several charts on RootsWeb World Connect, George Howe and Mary Landman had a daughter named Winnie Howe (born about 1752). She is shown to have married an unknown Mr. Smith and to have had children named Winnie Smith and Ann Smith.

There was a Mrs. Winnie Bennett in the Essex/Middlesex Co., VA area who had an apparent son named SMITH Bennett and a daughter named Mary Bennett (these children would have been born circa-1780s). The daughter named Mary Bennett married a John Brown in Middlesex Co., VA in 1805, and they had an apparent son named SMITH W. Brown (who may have been adopted, per DNA testing). A living male descendant of Smith W. Brown had his DNA tested, and he turned out to be a "blood Smith," not a "blood Brown." The Smith family that this descendant matches was also in the Essex/Middlesex Co., VA area (that Smith family had been in that area since the 1600s).

The Howes lived across the river from Essex Co., VA in Richmond Co., VA, and I can't help but wonder if the unknown Mr. Smith who married Miss Winnie Howe was from the same Smith family mentioned above. I also can't help but wonder if Miss Winnie Smith became Mrs. Winnie Bennett (note: the given name of Mr. Bennett is not known, but Smith Bennett named his first son William).

Does anyone have ANY additional information on Mrs. Winnie (Howe) Smith and/or her daughter Winnie Smith (the daughter named Winnie supposedly married someone somewhere in 1787, per a few of the charts on World Connect.....MAYBE she was the Winnie who married a Mr. Bennett). Thanks!

Vargasons in Pa

DJohnson5795 — 1 Nov 2007 10:06:30 GMT

I am looking for any info on my great grandparents Cyrus Vargason and Maggie (Summers?) Vargason. I beleive Cyrus father was Amos and his mothers name was Susannah, who remarried a Granville Messick. If anyone has any info I would appreciate the help.
Thank you

Death of Mr. George A. Howe in Bermuda

davwayell — 11 Oct 2007 9:00:29 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. George A. Howe, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Howe died in Bermuda on march 26, 1929.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Stephen Howe, Lunenburg, VT

Wordsmith1945 — 19 Sep 2007 4:21:22 GMT

I am interested in learning the name of Stephen's father-in-law. Was it Almond Patterson or Levi Patterson?

Information

Joshua Rounsville — 14 Feb 2001 11:15:34 GMT

I am just curios and looking for information on my family.
My grandfather was Norman Howe.
I know that he lived in Ohio, Pennsylvania, California, and most recently, Oregon.
I would really appreciate any information that anyone has about him and the rest of my family.
Josh Rounsville

Horatio Howe/ Philar Howe

AliseAnders62 — 3 Nov 2005 9:42:52 GMT

Looking for information on Philar Howe m. Sally Grant; their son Horatio Howe b. 1800 in Vermont, d. 1868 in Michigan, m. Polly Vargeson; their children, all born near Towanda, PA were: Hiram b. 1831, Edward b. 1833, George Washington b. 1835, Uriah (my my great-grandfather) b. 1838, Hannah b. 1841 m. Button, Charles b. 1843, and Fransis b. 1845. I have some information on their descendants, but not their ancestors. Looking to share/gain information.

HOWE - ENGLAND

Perriss — 16 Sep 2007 5:21:21 GMT

Hi there are listings for HOWE graves at http://ukgravestones.mysite.orange.co.uk

John W. Howe of Bradford and Tioga Counties, PA, George Howe of Tioga Counny, PA

klockhart18 — 3 Sep 2007 5:11:58 GMT

I am looking for information on John W. Howe (1813-1883)and his wife Caroline (1818-1890). They are both buried in the McIntosh Cemetery in Ward, Tioga, PA.

According to census records, they were living in Burlington, Bradford, PA in 1850, and in Ward, Tioga, PA in 1860 and 1870.

Children listed on the census records include Emily (b. abt. 1836), Judson (William J.)(b. abt. 1838), Scott (J. Scott)(b. abt. 1840), James H.(b. abt. 1843), and Sarah E.(b. abt. 1845).

I am a descendant of George Howe (b. 1861, Tioga Co., PA). George's parents were unknown, but handwritten notes handed down from the family indicate that he had siblings named Judson, Scott, and Sarah, and that he was raised by his sister Sarah. This information seems to fit with the family of John W. Howe of Bradford and Tioga Counties, PA, but I have not been able to find any records to indicate that George actually belongs to this family.

Please contact me if you have any information concerning this family and a connection to George Howe.

Thank you

How/Howe of Chemung County ,Ny, & Bradford County Pa..

ajhflorida — 27 Aug 2007 11:17:00 GMT

I am searching for any information on the following How / Howe Families

Peter How / Howe buriel record in Wysox ,Bradford Co. ,Pa . states
Peter was born 23 Jun 1785 in " Vt "
as does the 1850 and 1860 federal Census and died
12 Aug 1864 and is burried in Wysox Cemetery along with wife
Mary ?? b( 16 Jul 1785 )-Death - 27 Oct 1862
Birth place: Massachusetts in 1850 census & NewYork according to the 1860 census

In the 1850 census they are listed with a daughter named
Name: Martha How
Age: 22
Estimated birth year: abt 1828
Birth place: Pennsylvania
Gender: Female
Home in 1850
(City,County,State): Wysox, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Also the following Howe family though I am not sure if related to the above or not ...

Johnathan / Jonathan / Johnathan Howe>> depending on the year of the census spelling 1830 -1900 and depending on the census lists him born in NY, Pa, Delaware, Conn. ???? also in the same cemetery
I do know that he lived in and around Wysox Pa. from the early 1850s til his death in the early 1900s He was married to an Elvira ? born appox. 1835 and had 12/13 children over their long marrage of about 50 years they are

William 1852 wife Cynthia 1861

Edward 1857 wife Martha (also listed as Maretia ) 1861 of ENG

George 1855

Lousia 1860 husband James Swartwood 1833 NY had a son
John Swartwood b1880 in Wysox,Pa.

Mary A. 8/31/1862 - 11/12/1936 As far as I can tell never married she was a housekeeper / servant most of her life.

Eugene 1864

Melborne 1866

Fred 1868

Theodore 1870

Emma 1872

Victor (E or P) 1875 - ?? Married December 24,1895 in Towanda ,Pa. by a R.H.Williams Justice of the Peace in Wysox ,Pa.according to their Marriage Licence a
Bertha R. VanSickle (Howe,Pease) 1881-1925
Was the daughter of James / Eliza (Cranmer) Vansickle family of Towanda area

had 2 sons I know of but possibly 3 children total

Arthur James Howe Sr. ( 5/9/1897 - 7/23/1963 ) my grandfather and brother both born in Towanda/ Wysox,Pa area
Claude L. Howe 3/22/1899 - 5/13/1972
???? - unknown child

Bertha went on to marry a Henry W . Pease in Elmira , New York on Sept 28,1908 .

Annie 1879 > I believe was the daughter of Edward 1857 wife Martha (also listed as Maretia ) 1861 of ENG

Harry 1880 - 7/31/1933 >>according to records did marry a Ellen Groover (1877-1949) and they had a son Ralph J. Howe (8/8/1900 - 11/10/1982) who was married to a Tressie Crawn(AKA) Pierce 1898 - 1969 according to cem. records.

As far as I have found the family lived in and around Wysox,Rome Orwell , Towanda areas and were mostly farmers and affillyated with the Wysox Presbyterian Church were some are interned in the Wysox Cemetery which is in Bradford County ,Pa. any info about these people or leads to still living relatives would greatly be appreciated .

HOWE, Ezra C., 1823 VT>1881 WI

lindagn — 28 Aug 2007 12:50:33 GMT

"Mr. Ezra Howe, an old gentleman over sixty years of age, a resident in the town of Wheaton for a considerable period, died very suddenly last night at about the hour of nine o'clock. The cause of his mysterious and unexpected taking off is quite a mystery, except for the supposition that the breaking of an abscess in the lungs may have been the occasion. Mr. Howe had been a resident of Mondovi for some time, and is well known in this city."

"Sudden Death," Eau Claire (WI) Weekly Free Press, 22 Dec. 1881, p. 3.

Gurdon Howe & Ethel Norton

BobbiesueCarman — 28 Aug 2007 12:34:56 GMT

I have a marriage license copy for the above Nassau County NY . Email me please

Howe of Pennsylvania

spencefarm — 4 Apr 2004 3:40:42 GMT

Need to have an address for John Howe who posted about the database of Howe events in PA, MD and Virginia for 1600-1830. Please write to me at spencefarm@junct.com. Your address does not come up and the address listed does not go through. Thanks, Marilynn

WILL OF SILVANUS HOW/E OF PETERSHAM, MA

Lora_Treadwell — 28 Jul 2007 5:10:36 GMT

I ordered a copy of the Will of Silvanus How/e of Peterham, MA dated May 1802. It is somewhat hard to read but I can read the name of a son, Stephen. If anyone would like it or a copy, please let me know.

MRS. FRANCES HOWE dies 1925 Omaha Nebraska

vikki — 8 Sep 2006 4:37:24 GMT

Mrs. Frances Howe Dies at home of Daughter
Mrs. Frances Howe, 88, resident of Omaha fifty-five years, died Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Falconer, 3702 North Twenty-first street.
Of retiring dispositon, Mrs. Howe had lived quietly with Mrs. Falconer since the death of her husband, Joseph Howe, forty-four years ago. By her request, there will be a private funeral with no flowers, at the Brailey & Dorrance chapel, Saturday at 4 o'clock. Burial will be in Forest Lawn.
Mrs. Howe leaves a son, S.J. Howe, proprietor of a local dry cleaning establishment.

The World-Herald: Omaha, Saturday March 7, 1925

NO Relation!

Joseph Howe

countrybumpkins2000 — 15 Nov 2006 3:07:26 GMT

I am looking for information on Joseph Howe born 1830 in England. His wife's name was Emma Evans. Thier daughter, Cora Ruth was my husbands great grandmother. Thanks for any info you can pass along.

Frank Howe(1843-1913) from Clayton County, Iowa

rscosoftbl1 — 3 Dec 2006 2:19:14 GMT

I'm looking for any information on ancestors of Frank Howe, born in Ohio, lived in Iowa. He was married to Mary Wylie in 1863 and had 8 children, Clarence Ernest, Hiram Frank, James Loren, Mary E., Clara , Adelbert, Flora and William B. They lived in Clayton County, Iowa most of their lives.

Henry Howe

conpeg — 25 Jun 2007 1:01:43 GMT

I am looking for information on Henry Howe b: abt 1821 in Massachusets. Married Caroline ? b: abt 1827 in Penn. They had two children that I know of Henry A Howe b: Jun 1849 in Michigan and Ella C Howe b: abt 1851 in Michigan. Henry A is my gggrandfather. Henry A married a Mary A ? b: abt jul 1854 in NY.

Howe's from NY

John Howe — 2 Sep 2000 2:44:27 GMT

Charles H. Howe born in NY 1860-1870? Married Matie E. Wilkerson from Indiana. Moved to Kansas before 1891. They had two children Ward H., and Eva. Have more data on family in NY. Some way related to the Sprague's... Have pictures of a large Howe reunion in NY 1910. If you have any connections or info my e-mail is archerjwh@aol.com.
John W. Howe

Charles & Clara Howe, Mill City, Oregon

crystalpb — 20 Jul 2007 8:36:23 GMT

I am looking for info on the family of Charles and Clara
Howe of Mill City, Oregon.
Their children were Morris, Clarence, John, Warren and
Charles "Fuzzy", daughter's were Leone Marks and Lucille Preston.
Thank you for your help.
Crystal
crystalpb@msn.com

A Howe family were colonists at the Lost colony, in 1587. Are you descended from them?

N_Percival — 17 Jul 2007 6:35:58 GMT

First the Lost colony project is a non profit Organization.

From the Administrator of the Project:

Is your family part of the Roanoke Lost Colony? It could be! My name is
Roberta Estes and I’m the Director for DNA Research for the Lost Colony Center for
Science and Research. (_www.lost-colony.com_ (http://www.lost-colony.com/) )
Our goal is to discover the fate of the Roanoke Lost Colonists.
For those of you who don’t know about the mystery of the Lost Colony, here’s
a primer. In 1587, Sir Walter Raleigh financed a venture in which 116 men,
women and children were planning to establish the first permanent colony in the
New World. Their goal was to raise tobacco and other supplies that colonists
were unable to obtain in England, and to search for precious minerals, like
gold.
In the fall of 1587, the colonists finally arrived on Roanoke Island in
present day North Carolina, after a very difficult journey in which their food
supplies were ruined. They sent John White, whom they had elected governor, back
to England to obtain food and supplies and expected his return in the spring
of 1588. However, the Spanish attached England and England, having no Navy,
impressed all of her fishing vessels and private merchant ships into Naval
service. Finally, in 1590, three years after leaving the colonists which included
his daughter, son-in-law and infant granddaughter, he returned to Roanoke
Island to find it deserted, but not destroyed. It appeared as if the colonists
had simply moved. A single word, a clue, Croatan, was carved on a tree. The
Croatan were the friendly Indians living nearby. Before John’s departure, he
had instructed the colonists to carve crosses if they had to leave in distress.
There were no crosses.
John White would spend the rest of his life searching for the Lost Colonists.
Many hints and clues indicate that at least some of the Colonists survived
and were assimilated into the native tribes. The question is, did they, and if
so, who are they today?
In 1993, the original site of the Croatan village was located. Subsequent
archaeological and genealogical research suggests that the colonists did
survive, and that when the land was granted to settlers, it was granted to some of
those survivors who were by that time considered to be Indians. With recent
advances in DNA for genealogy, we finally have, today, the ability to solve the
mystery. We have created a plan that combines history, genealogy and DNA to
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families who have been identified as “families of interest”, being either
roster members of the Lost Colony of those who obtained land grants on the
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In order to educate people and work closely with people who are interested,
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Given that your surname is one of those on our “Names of Interest” list, I
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research.
2. To identify a family archival website(s) if one exists.
3. To identify if there are any families of that surname that are from NC
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are involved with any of the tri-racial isolate groups (Melungeons, Red Bones,
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4. To determine if the family group is involved already with DNA testing,
and if so, who coordinates that effort.
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your surname in Great Britain, and if not, if anyone is interested in pursuing
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To become involved with the Lost Colony project, or to support the project,
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If you can’t attend the conference, you can still join the project.
Information will be posted shortly about how to do that on the Lost Colony website.
We are in the process of setting us a private newsgroup for project members
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well.
If you are interested in this project or can be of help in any way, please
contact me at _restes@comcast.net_ (mailto:restes@comcast.net) .

Lost Colony website: http://lost-colony.com/home.html
The surnames are on our blog: http://www.the-lost-colony.blogspot.com/

I will be on vacation from now until July 24th. Please e-mail questions about the Symposium or the project to either my volunteer assistant, Nelda Percival at nelda_percival@hotmail.com or Anne Pool, the Center's Educational Director at croatan@peoplepc.com. They will answer any immediate questions about the Symposium and you will be put on an interest list.

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Colonial Counterfeiter Joshua Howe

Lora_Treadwell — 3 Jul 2007 9:44:52 GMT

Joshua Howe and Doctor Seth Hudson were Colonial Counterfeiters and were convicted, fined and punished in Boston in 1762. While searching in Google Books, I found reference to a book "United States Criminal History-Being a True Account of the Most Horrid Murders, Piracies, etc." and on page 37 it mentioned that Joshua and Seth were brothers-in-law. Now I am trying to determine how they are related...thru wives, sisters, brothers, etc. I believe the Joshua Howe mentioned was born 11 October 1716 in Sudbury and died in 1806 in Wells, VT. Dr. Seth had a son, Seth, who was appointed a guardian to a Silvanus Howe of Petersham when Seth was 14 years of age. Perhaps Joshua and Silvanus were related? If any Howe or Hudson researcher have any information to share, will very much appreciate hearing from you. Thank you.

NORA ALEXANDER ..... MARRIED NAME ....HOWE

psmurray129 — 11 Jul 2007 10:31:28 GMT

NORA ALEXANDER born 1911 in NORTHUMBERLAND married
CHARLES HENRY HOWE and lived in and around MILL HILL, he died about 1975 l dont have any info on date of birth or where and l dont have any info on where and the full date of death but was in around LONDON.
They had 3 children
CHARLES MICHEAL ALEXANDER HOWE born 1927 in NORTH SEATON and HARRY HOWE and JAMES DAVID HOWE.
ALL these members of the family are now dead.
Nora Alexander was one of 14 children and one of her sisters is THELMA ALEXANDER and l think BOBBY ALEXANDER is a brother. They live in NORTHUMBERLAND.
If there is any infomation that you can help me with l would love to hear from you.
NORA was my grandmother and CHARLES my grandfather and Charles Micheal my father.
Love to hear from anyone with the name Alexander.........
Sheline HOWE...............

Howe

jppsep — 1 Jul 2007 6:32:28 GMT

Trying to find Chauncey Howe and wife (vein or vien) had son Richard Howe. Email jpp.sep@verizon.net

Erastus HOWE Biography, b. 1829 NY to WI

RMunns7272 — 15 Jun 2007 7:41:03 GMT

From "History of La Crosse County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 856 - 857.

Town of Barre

ERASTUS HOWE was born June 22, 1829, in the town of Cobleskill, Schoharie Co., N. Y. When 4 years old, his mother died, and when he was 8 years old, his father married again. He lived with his father until he was 22 years old, then started in the world for himself. Was married to Mary Jane Burton Oct. 12, 1851; then worked for her father the first winter, and in the spring of 1852 bought 25 acres of timber land, and cut away the brush. His wife, then his only helper, burnt the brush, and in a few days they had a spot ready to build a big shanty in the hemlock timber; cleared 2 acres the first year. In the fall built a comfortable house, with four rooms, and battled on with the old hemlocks. On Feb. 27, 1854, welcomed their first addition to the family. When hearing so much of the Western prairies, they concluded to sell their land, and, with $230, started, April 17, 1855, and landed in La Crosse on the 27th of April, and had $140 left; lost their trunk, and was obliged to use some of the money to buy soom goods before they left town. Then started for La Crosse Valley; in the town of Barre, found a piece of land and bought it. It had a shanty, 10x12, and it was covered with basswood bark, and when it rained, the streams were larger indoors than out. In this they lived till fall; their furniture was a couple of benches made of slabs, and their first table was a stable door, and many a day it was surrounded with new friends to eat the wild game, for they had plenty of that, and they all seemed to enjoy their new home. They had only a few neighbors, and they were of the best. Bull snakes were the only visitors they did not like. Sept. 13, 1855, the oldest daughter was born, and a terrible rain set in, and day after day there was not a dry place in the shanty to lay down, and all that could be done was to sit up and catch the water in dishes. Mr. Howe says: "This is what I called hard times. I had not one dime to fix the shanty; I could not get more than one day's work in a week, and then go four or five miles to get that." That same fall, he cut timber of his own, and built a good log shanty, and made shakes, and covered it, and then added more furniture, and, as Mr. Howe says: "After we had settled in our new shanty, we felt richer than to day in a brick house, and plenty of furniture and all the comforts of life. We could see now and then three or four deer at a time cross from one place of timber to the other; wolves were plenty; if we had fresh meat they knew it, and would get up a great howl, but a couple of rifle-shots would give us peace for awhile." At this time he had no team, but he used his neighbor, Martin Allen's. After struggling along with no team, no tools, and paying 12 per cent on borrowed money, he obtained a loan of Robert Smith, and bought an ox team. He then took 30 acres of land about four miles from his home to work on shares; then paid Mr. Smith, and commenced work on his own land. He hewed out timber, built a barn, hog-pen and corn crib, and then built a good house. Lived six years on this farm, then I bought 38 acres in Bostwick Valley, and moved there. Rented his old farm two years, sold it, and bought 80 acres of land and 40 acres of timber, adjoining the 38. Here they lived eleven years, then moved to West Salem; went in partnership with Robert Rand for one year, making bricks; then went to Sparta, and bought 20 acres, and a brick-yard on it; carried on the brick business for seven years, and in this time purchased a good brick house and lot in the city of Sparta; then purchased 30 acres in the limits of the city, also another 78 acres, and has 2 acres in the city of La Crosse, bought in the fall of 1880; moved back on the farm in Bostwick Valley, where he now lives.

[I am not related to this family and have no further information. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

Myrtie M Howe

James Erskine — 8 Nov 2005 6:47:16 GMT

I am looking for any and all Information on my Grandmother on my Fathers side Myrtie M Howe. She was born in 1904 and died in 1981. She was married to William Henry Erskine Sr. and lived in Calhoun Co., Michigan. They had 3 children William Jr., Geraldine & Marjorie. Any & all information will be appreciated and all E-mails will be answered. Thanks Jim.

Franklin Howe

thewomen — 27 Sep 2001 12:27:16 GMT

Interested in any information on a Franklin Howe. I believe he was adopted. From (if not born) in Hubbardston, MA. 2 daughters 3 sons. Elizabeth Pearl, Beatrice L, Herbert, Walter and Roy.

Would appreciate any information anyone has.

Wisconsin: Howe, Letson, Dailey, Bailey, Hoyt, DeGoyler, Wilhelm

wendyleege — 1 Jun 2007 4:55:18 GMT

Mary Elizabeth (Wilhelm) Bailey Degoyler/Degoiler Hoyt, born 1858 Grant Co., WI, d. 1921 in Pine Co., MN. Went by nickname Libby or Lib. Lived all of adult life in Polk Co., St. Croix Co., & Burnett Co., WI. Married Jonathan Bailey in 1873 in Osceola, 2 children, Mary Jane Bailey & Glenmoria Eleanora Bailey, divorced 1885. 2nd marriage to Francis Marion DeGoyler, 3rd marriage George Hoyt. George had 2 sons from previous marriage, Daniel & Bert & dau. Myrtle. Libby's dau, Mary Jane m. Myron Letson & had children Nora & Gerald Letson. Nora m. Alfred Goodwin Howe & had children Alfred, Winefred, Otis, Robert & Charles Howe. Glenmoria m. William H. Dailey. Libby was sister to my gr grandfather Merrit Carpenter Wilhelm. Would like to exchange info with other family members. wendy@shasta.com

Howe Family in Oregon

Alyce Kelley — 25 Mar 2000 12:48:38 GMT

I am looking for info on Frank Alfred and
Venetta Arabell Howe They had one son named
Mernin and may have had other children, don't know.

Edward and Elizabeth Howe connection

20bernie07 — 21 May 2007 11:33:14 GMT

I was told my lineage comes from Edward and Elizabeth Howe who arrived in the new world in the 1600's.

I have traced my family back to a John Howe whom married a Harriet Carpenter in New York. This family is shown in the 1850 Jefferson county census living in Wilna with 3 children.In 1860 Harriet is living with her father in antwerp with 2 small children both who were born in Antwerp, Two of the others are living with her brother E. A. Carpenter in antwerp.

The Carpenter family moved to Antwerp from Montgomery county New York.

Does anyone have any information that can help me in my research.

thank you
Bernard Howe

Also is there a DNA group going on the Howe line?

Death: Laura Howe - Lowell Sun - Lowell MA - May 19, 1898

canesfan4 — 18 May 2007 10:49:32 GMT

While at the library copying obits for someone, I managed to get a copy of the following obit. They are in no way related to me, but I wanted to post the obit in case its helpful to someone.

Lowell Sun
Lowell MA
Friday, May 19, 1898

HOWE - Miss Laura Howe, the well known school teacher, died Yesterday at her home, 45 Stackpole street, aged 64 years. Deceased was born in Marlboro, but has resided in this city nearly all her life. Funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock.

Howe's in Norfolk Co, England

clonliffe — 11 May 2005 4:02:48 GMT

I now have, based on census reports, birth's and marriages, information on one line of Howe's on England in the 1800's. Names include John, alfred, Charles, Edward, Hannah, and other's. I dont have any U.S. connections at this time. My email is IrishGJF@sisna.com

Howe, S. Irene (Bly) (OBIT PA 5-7-2007)

myobituarysite — 8 May 2007 9:17:22 GMT

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 5-7-2007
Deceased: Howe, S. Irene (Bly) (OBIT PA 5-7-2007)
Age: 82
Last Address: York, PA
Death date: 5-5-2007
Birth date: 3-9-1925
Birth place: New Chester, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include OBITUARY and date obit posted in "Subject")

Howe

jppsep — 7 May 2007 1:43:02 GMT

Looking for Howe family from cook county Illinois - most of the family was killed in a bakery fire. Anyone knowing this family please help me.

HOWE, Theodore b. 20 Aug 1887 NY married Martha DEBOW of NY

mindfoggs2 — 6 May 2007 4:30:20 GMT

I'm looking for information on Theodore HOWE who married Martha DEBOW sometime between 1910 and 1920 somewhere in New York.

I can't find a Theodore in 1910 with a birth year of about 1887 but Martha is located living with her mother Alice DEBOW, widow, and her sister Minnie DEBOW in Brooklyn at 351 Pacific Ave.

By 1920 Theodore and Martha have married. Where and when the marriage took place, whether in Brooklyn or Port Jervis is unknown.

But, they are living in Port Jervis, Orange Co, New York in 1920. Theodore is a fireman with the Erie Railroad and Martha runs a boarding house on East Main St. where the couple also reside. Living with them are Martha's mother Alice DEBOW who has remarried to a man named Samuel SMITH. They are listed as mother-in-law and father-in-law to Theodore who is the head of the household.

In 1930, Theodore and Martha are still in Port Jervis but now on Franklin St. Theodore's occupation is listed as fireman, railroad. Also in Theodore and Martha's household are Martha's mother, Alice DEBOW~SMITH, once again widowed and Martha's sister Grace A. LAMBERT, also a widow, and Grace's son Albert LAMBERT.

Theodore's WW I Draft Card states his birth date as 20 Aug 1887. Since I downloaded Ancestry's enhanced viewer, I haven't been able to view the WW I Draft Card images; I can only access the text portion of the results. So I don't know what Theodore might have given for his place of birth or his nearest relative.

It appears that Theodore and Martha had no children unless some were born after the 1930 census which seems remote given that Martha was age 40y on the 1930 census.

Hopefully, I would like to learn the following: The names of Theodore's parents and any siblings. Where in New York Theodore was born and his family lived. When and where Theodore and Martha married. Any children that may have been born to them post 1930. When Theodore and Martha died and where they might be buried.

Thanks, I know this is a big request but any little bit of information could help lead me to the rest of what I'm searching for.

Looking For Information On Howes Family

Paul — 2 Apr 2001 1:13:22 GMT

Augustus Howes (need birth date) who married Annie Matilda Evens
Children – Alice who married John Gray (They had 2 children)
Violet who married Thomas Alton (They had 2 children)
Wellington who married Nora Edler (They had 1 children)
(Second Wife) Isabel Dyck (They had 2 children)
William
Peter who married Myrtle Benson (They had 2 children)
Elizabeth (Lizzie) who married Nels Johnsqaard (3 children)
Christina (Teeny) who married Ortley Johnsqaard (8 children)
Russel who married Eva Bonk (They had 5 children)
Elgin who married Norma Schoeller (They had 7 children)
Wesley who married Idabel Potter (They had 3 children)
Elmer who married Florence (Taylor) Trotter (8 children)

Elmer who married Florence (Taylor) Trotter
Children -Annie
Winsome who married Robert Gillespie (They had 2 children)
Edna who married Robert Stach (They had 3 children)
Lois who married Darrol Waker (They had 5 children)
Elsie who married Joe Brown (They had 3 children)
Lawrence
Morna who married Alf Perrin (They had 3 children)
Lewis who married Betty Lane (They had 5 children)

Any help would be grateful.
Thanks
Paul

Joseph Howe 1720 - 1790 m. Eleanor Dunbar VA

richeena21 — 27 Jul 2003 5:43:08 GMT

Interested in the descendants of Joseph Howe and Eleanor Dunbar. I am descended from Elizabeth Howe who married James Hoge.

Warren Lewis Howe - Julia Ward Howe Relation?

zoe Tennesen — 1 May 2006 4:14:59 GMT

I am looking for the names of the parents of Warren Lewis Howe, my great-grandfather. I have been told that I'm a descendant of Julia Ward Howe, so I'm trying to figure out the lineage. Warren would have been born anytime between 1860-1890. I'm hoping that he is the son of Henry Marion Howe, who is the only surviving son of Julia Ward Howe and Samuel Gridley Howe. I know that Julia and Samuel were in Boston, but no idea where Warren Lewis Howe was born. His son, Warren L. Howe JR resided in Portland, OR.

Please let me know if you have any information! THANKS!!!!

amos howe in utah

hardings001 — 3 Apr 2007 4:35:41 GMT

Looking for information on Amos Howe born in 1830 in New York and died in 1908 in Utah. Any help would be greatly appreciated! I am most interested in finding some of his descendants and getting acquainted with some oral history on the family.
Thanks!
Tamie

Daeth of Mr. William Deering Howe in Cuba

davwayell — 14 Apr 2007 9:12:14 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. William Deering Howe, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Howe died in Cuba on November 7, 1948.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Howe, Robert W. (OBIT PA 3-13-2007)

myobituarysite — 10 Apr 2007 9:07:26 GMT

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 3-13-2007
Deceased: Howe, Robert W. (OBIT PA 3-13-2007)
Age: 82
Last Address: East Berlin, PA
Death date: 3-12-2007
Birth date: 5-21-19+24
Birth place: Hanover, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

BELT Catherine HOWE _1925-2002.JPG

t42Roselawn_DenCoTX — 27 Mar 2007 4:29:47 GMT

BELT_Catherine_HOWE_1925-2002.JPG

I photographed this gravestone in the Roselawn Cemetery, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 165,200 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

Looking for Hezekiah How(e)

Mathew Anderson — 4 Apr 2004 2:58:47 GMT

Does anyone happen to know the burial location of Hezekiah How(e). Most likely in Easton (or surrounding areas) NY. ANY info is greatly appreciated.