Husband Dafydd Howel Ap Madog Llwyd, Lord Of Rug
Born: - Rug
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Father: Howel Madog Lloyd
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1 M Howel Dafydd Ap Howel Ap Madog Lloyd
Born:
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2 M Madog Dafydd Ap Howel Ap Madog Lloyd
Born: - Llandegfan, Wales; P 58
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3 M Ifan Dafydd Ap Howel Ap Madog Lloyd
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Husband Gruffydd Howel Ap Meredydd Ap Einion
Born: - Abercain; P 170
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Father: Howel Meredydd Ap Einion Ap Gwgan
Mother: Gwenllian Verch Gruffydd Ap Ednyfed Vychan
Marriage:
Wife Angharad Verch Tegwared Y Bais Wen
Born: - P 397
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Father: Tegwared Y Bais Wen
Mother: Angharad Verch Ednyfed Vychan
Children
1 M Einion Gruffydd Ap Howel Ap Meredydd
Born: - Dol Y Penrhyn, Llanor
Baptized:
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Spouse: Nesta Verch Adda Ap Gruffydd Ap Madog Ap Cadiv
2 M Howel Y. Fwyall
Born: - Ap Gruffydd Ap Howel
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3 M Ieuan Gruffydd Ap Howel Ap Meredydd
Born: - Madryn, Llandudren
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General Notes: Child - Einion Gruffydd Ap Howel Ap Meredydd
his tomb is still to be seen in the church of Towyn, Merioneth
Husband William Lloyd Howel Ap Rhys Ap Howel Ap Ieuan
Born: - Bron Y Foel; P 264
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Noted events in his life were:
1. Alt. Birth - Gwernengan
Wife Elizabeth Verch Gruffydd Ap John Ap Meredydd
Born: - Issallt, Eifonydd, P 232
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Father: Gruffydd John Ap Meredydd Ap Evan
Mother: Elizabeth Verch William Griffith Vychan
Other Spouse: John Prytherch
Other Spouse: Gruffydd Vaughan
Noted events in her life were:
1. Alt. Birth - Issalt; P 236
2. Alt. Birth - Ystumcegid, Llanfihangel Y Pennant
3. Alt. Birth - Ystumcegid
4. Alt. Birth - Ystumcegid; P 232
Children
1 F Jane Lloyd
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Husband Gruffydd Howel Y Farf Ap Llewellyn
Born: - Treiorwerth, Bodedern, Anglesey, Wales
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Father: Howel Y. Farf Llewellyn Ap Howel
Mother: Mallt Verch Rhys Ap Evan
Marriage:
Wife Nest Verch Meredydd Ap Hwlkin Lloyd
Born: - Glynllifon, Llandwrog, Caernarvonshire, Wales; P 172
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Father: Meredydd Hwlkin Llwyd
Mother: Gwenhwyfer Verch Llewellyn Ap Edmund
Children
1 M Robert Griffith
Born: - Carne, Llanfair Yn Neubwll, Anglesey, Wales
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Spouse: Angharad Verch Morgan Ap Morris
2 F Elin Verch Gruffydd Ap Howel Y Farf
Born: - Treiorwerth, Bodedern, Anglesey, Wales
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Spouse: Rhys Dafydd Ap Gwilim Ap Dafydd
3 M Hugh Griffith
Born: - Treiorwerth, Bodedern, Anglesey, Wales
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4 F Gwenhyfer Verch Griffith Ap Howel
Born: - Treiorwerth, Bodedern, Anglesey, Wales
Baptized:
Died:
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Spouse: Robert Griffith
5 M Morris Griffith
Born: - Treiorwerth, Bodedern, Anglesey, Wales
Baptized:
Died:
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Spouse: Lowry Griffith
Husband Ray Lovell
Born: May 8, 1894
Baptized:
Died: February 3, 1988 - Bowie, Prince Charles County, MD
Buried:
Father: George A. Lovell
Mother: Capitola Ola Lattin
Marriage: September 1916
Wife Alice Howell
Born: August 4, 1898
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Died: March 1978 - Bowie, Prince Charles County, MD
Buried:
Children
1 M Edward Lovell
Born: August 15, 1917
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Spouse: Myrtle Jones
Husband Delmont McLaughlin
Born: 1929 - Penobscot, ME
Baptized:
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Father: Vernard E. McLaughlin
Mother: Grace Twist
Marriage:
Wife Barbara Howell
Born:
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Children
1 M Jay McLaughlin
Born:
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2 M Mark McLaughlin
Born:
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3 M Ricky McLaughlin
Born:
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4 M Terry McLaughlin
Born:
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5 M Shawn McLaughlin
Born:
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General Notes: Husband - Delmont McLaughlin
Sources: Carrol W. McLaughlin Sr. (info on children of William and Hannah).
Also stats from Evelyth McLaughlin.
info-C.Michaud 1997
General Notes: Wife - Barbara Howell
Husband Lawrence Lothrop
Born: - Cherry Burton, Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: June 8, 1602 - Cherry Burton, York, England
Buried: June 8, 1602 - Cherry Burton, Yorkshire, England
Father: Robert B. Lathrope
Mother: Mary Ellen Aston
Marriage: June 12, 1568 - Cherry Burton Parish, East Riding, Yorkshire, England
Wife Elizabeth Howell
Born: - Cherry Burton, Yorkshire, England
Baptized:
Died: - Cherry Burton, Yorkshire, England
Buried:
Father: John Howell
Mother: Gauch E. Saint Andrews
Children
1 M Samuel Lothrop
Born: November 15, 1570 - Cherry Burton, York, England
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Spouse: Margaret Prestwood
Marr: Cherry Burton Parish, East Riding, Yorkshire, England
Notes: Marriage
Husband Benejah Huntley
Born: - Lyme, Connecticut
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Died: - Lyme, Connecticut
Buried:
Father: Moses Huntley
Mother: Rachel Harris
Marriage: 1740 - Southold, Long Island, New York
Wife Esther Howell
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1 M Huntley
Born:
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Died: November 3, 1743 - Long Island
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2 M Nehemiah Huntley
Born: October 2, 1743 - Southold, Long Island, New York
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Died: 1788 - Lyme, Connecticut
Buried:
Spouse: Mercy
3 M Richard Harris Huntley
Born: December 2, 1745 - Lyme, Connecticut
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Died: April 2, 1824 - Vernon, Connecticut
Buried:
Spouse: Rachel Little
Marr: March 17, 1768 - Colchester, Connecticut
4 F Rachel Huntley
Born: 1746 - Lyme, Connecticut
Baptized:
Died: March 17, 1830 - Antrim, New Hampshire
Buried:
Spouse: Aaron Huntley
5 M Benejah Huntley
Born: - Lyme, Connecticut
Baptized:
Died: - Lyme, Connecticut
Buried:
Spouse: Lydia Beebe
6 M Rufus Huntley
Born: 1749 - Lyme, Connecticut
Baptized:
Died: July 14, 1826 - Deruyter, Madison, New York
Buried:
Spouse: Hannah Freeman
Marr: April 22, 1797 - Lyme, Connecticut
7 M Howell Huntley
Born: - Lyme, Connecticut
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Died: August 2, 1842 - Lyme, Connecticut
Buried:
Spouse: Sarah Wood
8 M Adriel Huntley
Born: April 5, 1752 - Lyme, Connecticut
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Died: February 26, 1778 - Lyme, Connecticut
Buried:
Spouse: Lucy Miner
Marr: March 1, 1777 - Lyme, Connecticut
9 M Thomas Huntley
Born: 1754 - Lyme, Connecticut
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Spouse: Anna Pollard
10 M Warren Huntley
Born: - Lyme, Connecticut
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11 M Noah Huntley
Born: - Lyme, Connecticut
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Died: 1791 - Lyme, Connecticut
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12 M Jonathan Huntley
Born: - Lyme, Connecticut
Baptized:
Died: May 27, 1834 - Dummerston, Vermont
Buried:
Spouse: Betsey Miner
Marr: Lyme, Connecticut
13 F Hannah Huntley
Born: February 15, 1759 - Lyme, Connecticut
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Died: January 15, 1847 - Lempster, New Hampshire
Buried:
Spouse: Hezekiah Huntley
14 M Moses Huntley
Born: - Lyme, Connecticut
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Died: March 1, 1846 - St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Buried:
Spouse: Hannah Miner
Marr: Lyme, Connecticut
Husband George Louis Howell
Born: August 24, 1820 - Tully, Onondaga County, New York
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Died: March 1893 - Dixon, Lee County, Illinois
Buried:
AFN: MT2V-8J
Marriage: December 22, 1858 - Dixon, Lee County, Illinois
Wife Emeline Perkins Little
Born: March 23, 1837 - Castine, Hancock County, Maine
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Died: August 22, 1921 - Dixon, Lee County, Illinois
Buried:
AFN: MSR3-K1
Father: Otis Little
Mother: Abigail Littlefield Perkins
Children
Husband James Howell
Born: 1921 - Surry County, North Carolina, USA
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Wife Veda Short
Born: December 12, 1921 - Surry County, North Carolina, USA
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General Notes: Husband - James Howell
SOUR "Wm Lomax and His Desc" p 223,224
General Notes: Wife - Veda Short
/Howell/
SOUR "Wm Lomax and His Desc" p 223,224
Husband John Howell
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Wife Gauch E. Saint Andrews
Born: 1526 - Yoxall, Staffordshire, England
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Died: - Etton , Yorkshire, England
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Father: John Saint Andrews
Mother:
Children
1 F Elizabeth Howell
Born: - Cherry Burton, Yorkshire, England
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Died: - Cherry Burton, Yorkshire, England
Buried:
Spouse: Lawrence Lothrop
Marr: June 12, 1568 - Cherry Burton Parish, East Riding, Yorkshire, England
Notes: Marriage
Husband Einion Sais Ap Rhys
Born: 1255 - Wales
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Died: 1355
Buried:
Marriage: 1281
Wife Lucy Crest Ap Howell
Born: 1259 - Wales
Baptized:
Died: 1359
Buried:
Father: Hywel Ap Maredudd
Mother:
Children
1 M Hywel Ap Einion
Born: 1281 - Parc Letis, Llangatwg Dyffry, Monmouthshire, Wales
Baptized:
Died: 1381
Buried:
Spouse: Letis Verch Cadwaladr
Marr: 1304
Husband Edmund Libby
Born: October 7, 1819 - Limington, York Co, ME
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Father: Abner Libby
Mother: Olive Gray Chase
Marriage: May 25, 1846
Other Spouse: Abbie C. Lee - September 11, 1861 - ME
Wife Mary Emery Howell
Born: July 15, 1821 - Newbury, Essex Co, MA
Baptized:
Died: June 21, 1857
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Children
1 M Robert Howell Libby
Born: August 16, 1846 - Portland, Cumberland Co, ME
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Died: September 8, 1916 - Wilkinsburg, Allegheny Co, PA
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2 F Fannie A. Libby
Born: February 7, 1849 - Yarmouth, Cumberland Co, ME
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3 M Charles E. Libby
Born: October 8, 1853 - Auburn, Androscoggin Co, ME
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General Notes: Husband - Edmund Libby
Occupation: Baker, Living, with Single son, Charles, and second wife, in Auburn,
Androscoggin Co, ME in 1880 Census.
Source: C. T. Libby, Vol I, pg. 277
General Notes: Wife - Mary Emery Howell
!Father: Robert Howell
Mother: Hannah Emery
General Notes: Child - Robert Howell Libby
!Living in West Salem, Mercer Co, PA in 1880 Census.
Occupation: Engineer
General Notes: Child - Charles E. Libby
!Single, Baker, living with father and stepmother in 1880 Census.
Husband Jason Grover Morrison
Born:
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Father: Roger Blaine Morrison
Mother: Mariltn Lois Gerry
Marriage:
Wife Michele Lyn Howell
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1 F Sydney Rose Morrison
Born:
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2 M Jared Daniel Morrison
Born:
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3 F Paige Nicole Morrison
Born:
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Husband Morgan Howell
Born: 1594 - England
Baptized:
Died: 1679 - Cape Porpoise, York Co., ME
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1 F Mary Howell
Born: - Cape Porpoise, York Co., ME
Baptized:
Died: May 1684 - Porthsmouth, York Co., ME
Buried:
Spouse: Joseph Bowles
Marr: 1640 - Wells, York Co., ME
Notes: Marriage
Husband Ronald Howell
Born:
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Wife Constance Michaud
Born:
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Father: Gerald Augustus Michaud
Mother: Carolyn Jean McLaughlin
Children
1 F Debbie Howell
Born:
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2 F Shelley Howell
Born:
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3 F Jennifer Howell
Born:
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Husband Howes
Born: 1698
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Marriage: 1718 - Nantucket Island, Massachusetts, USA
Wife Abigail Starbuck
Born: 1702 - Nantucket Island, Massachusetts, USA
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Died:
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Other Spouse: John Way - 1741 - Nantucket Mm, Nantucket Island, Massachusetts, USA
Children
General Notes: Husband - Howes
was in fam hist-J.Beekman 1993 pg 144
was a member of the Quakers
General Notes: Wife - Abigail Starbuck
/Howes/
/Way/
was in fam hist-J.Beekman 1993 pg 144
was a member of the Quakers
Husband Zenas Ryder
Born: September 11, 1726 - Chatham, Mass
Baptized:
Died: January 1766
Buried:
Father: John Ryder
Mother: Mehitable Crowell
Marriage: March 30, 1749
Wife Elizabeth Howes
Born: 1727
Baptized:
Died: January 1766
Buried:
Children
Husband George Franklin Howes
Born: July 22, 1855 - Boston, Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died:
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Marriage: January 3, 1873 - Hingham, Massachusetts
Wife Rachel Elizabeth Robinson
Born: November 30, 1846 - Hingham, Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Nahum Robinson
Mother: Rachel Stowell Corthell
Children
1 M Henry Warren Howes
Born: May 14, 1873 - Hingham, Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died:
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2 F Clara Howes
Born: April 16, 1875 - Hingham, Massachusetts
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3 M William Peirce Howes
Born: March 14, 1878 - Hingham, Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died:
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4 M Charles Franklin Howes
Born: December 17, 1881 - Hingham, Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died:
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Husband Luther Perry
Born: February 14, 1770 - Barre, Worcester Co., MA
Baptized:
Died: July 2, 1845 - Barre, Worcester Co., MA
Buried:
Father: Phinneus Perry
Mother: Esther Gates
Marriage: March 15, 1801 - Barre, Worcester Co., MA
Wife Harriet Howes
Born:
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Children
1 M Charles Howes Perry
Born: January 18, 1804 - Barre, Worcester Co., MA
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2 F Harriet Howes Perry
Born: April 5, 1802 - Barre, Worcester Co., MA
Baptized:
Died:
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Spouse: Martin Clark
Marr: November 20, 1823 - Barre, Worcester Co., MA
3 F Mary Bourne Perry
Born: March 18, 1806 - Barre, Worcester Co., MA
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Husband Deacon John Rich 1
Born: - Eastham, Barnstable, MA 2
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Died: 1747 - Eastham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts 3 4 5
Buried:
Father: Richard Rich 6 7
Mother: Sarah Roberts 8
Marriage: August 2, 1723 - Eastham, Barnstable, MA 9 10
Other Spouse: Mary Treat 11 - December 10, 1700 - Eastham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts 11 12
Wife Hope Howes 13
Born: 1682 - Eastham, Barnstable, MA 10 14
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Died:
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Children
1 F Hope Rich 9 15
Born: May 7, 1725 - Eastham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts 4 16
Baptized:
Died: June 23, 1766 - Wellfleet, Barnstable County, Massachusetts 17
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Deacon John Rich
Deacon of his church; died of smallpox in 1747. He and his family lived in a part of Eastham that was set off as Billingsgate, an area for which he was the treasurer from 1723-1726. In 1763 it became the town of Wellfleet
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General Notes: Wife - Hope Howes
Hope was the Widow of Richard Sears of Chatham.
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General Notes: Child - Hope Rich
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Husband
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Wife Hope Howes 13
Born: 1682 - Eastham, Barnstable, MA 10 14
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Died:
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Other Spouse: Deacon John Rich 1 - August 2, 1723 - Eastham, Barnstable, MA 9 10
Children
General Notes: Wife - Hope Howes
Hope was the Widow of Richard Sears of Chatham.
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Husband John Howes 18
Born: - St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England 19 20 21
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Marriage:
Wife Margery Lonsdale 18
Born: 1558 - St Edmunds, Suffolk, England 19 20
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Children
1 F Marjory Howes 18 22 23 24
AKA: Margarie Howe, Margerie Howe, Margery Howe
Born: September 1, 1588 - Bury St Edmunds, England 19 21 24 25 26
Baptized:
Died: April 21, 1632 - Bury St Edmunds, England 24
Buried:
Spouse: John Goodrich 18 22 23 24 27
Marr: August 7, 1615 - Bury St Edmunds, England 21 24
Husband Peter Mooers Jr.
Born: May 5, 1729 - Newbury, Essex, MA
Baptized:
Died: 1795 - Maugerville, Sunbury, NB, Canada
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Mary Howes
Born:
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Children
1 F Huldah Mooers
Born:
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Spouse: Ebenezer Whitney
Marr: January 17, 1769 - Sheffield, Sunbury, NB, Can
Husband Carl Magnus Howg
Born: 1905 - Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 1926 - Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Wife Emma Veflin
Born: 1910 - Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Baptized:
Died:
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Children
1 F Violet Estelle Howg
Born: July 14, 1927 - Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Lawrence Kenneth Wilkins
Marr: September 24, 1954 - Santa Barbara, CA
General Notes: Husband - Carl Magnus Howg
info-Edna W. Ingham 1965
General Notes: Wife - Emma Veflin
/Howg/
info-Edna W. Ingham 1965
General Notes: Child - Violet Estelle Howg
/Wilkins/
info-Edna W. Ingham 1965
Husband Lawrence Kenneth Wilkins
Born: July 8, 1922 - Santa Barbara, CA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Kenneth Valentine Wilkins
Mother: Cathuleen Emily Kendall
Marriage: September 24, 1954 - Santa Barbara, CA
Wife Violet Estelle Howg
Born: July 14, 1927 - Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Carl Magnus Howg
Mother: Emma Veflin
Children
General Notes: Husband - Lawrence Kenneth Wilkins
info-Edna W. Ingham 1965
General Notes: Wife - Violet Estelle Howg
/Wilkins/
info-Edna W. Ingham 1965
Husband Adam Howick
Born: 1204 - Lancashire England
Baptized:
Died: 1304
Buried:
Marriage:
Other Spouse: Agatha De Reeves - 1223
Wife
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Children
1 F Mrs. Aurelia Howick Hoghton
Born: 1223 - Lancaster England
Baptized:
Died: 1360 - Lancaster England
Buried: - Lancashire, England
Spouse: Adam Hoghton
Marr: 1259
Spouse: Adam Hoghton Sir
Husband James Milne Howie
Born:
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Marriage: June 12, 1906 - Aberdeen,
Wife Jannet Mowat Robertson
Born: August 25, 1877 - Pittulie
Baptized:
Died: March 26, 1929 - Clansholm, Laurencekirk. 28
Cause of Death: Ca of oesphagus.
Buried:
Father: Thomas Robertson
Mother: Jessie Buchan
Children
General Notes: Husband - James Milne Howie
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General Notes: Wife - Jannet Mowat Robertson
Confirmations and Inventories 1929
HOWIE,Jessie Mowatt Robertson or, Clansnolm,Laurencekirk died 26March1929at Laurencekirk,testate-Confirmation Stonehaven 5th June, to IsabellaTRAIL or ROBERTSON, 22Carrick Street [sic should be crescent] Giffnock,Executrix. Will dated 11December 1923 ,recorded Stonehaven 5th June1929
Value of estate £964:13:4d.
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Husband Thomas Little
Born: June 16, 1719 - Marshfield, Plymouth, MA
Baptized:
Died: December 11, 1814 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts
Buried:
AFN: MJHB-LR
Father: John Little
Mother: Constant Forbes
Marriage:
Other Spouse: Sarah Baker - 1750
Wife Abigail Howland
Born: August 2, 1722 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died: 1748
Buried:
AFN: N7ZX-XT
Children
Husband John Young 29 30 31
Born: 1624 - Barnstable Co., MA
Baptized:
Died:
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Marriage: December 13, 1648 - Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 29 30 31 32
Wife Abigail Howland 29 30 31 32
Born: 1629 - Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA 32
Baptized:
Died: April 7, 1692 - Eastham, Barnstable, MA 32
Buried: - Eastham, Barnstable, MA
Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
Mother: Mary Sarah Newland 29 30 31 32 33
Children
1 M John Young
Born: November 16, 1649
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Ruth Chase Cole
2 M Thomas Young
Born: 1650
Baptized:
Died:
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3 M Joseph Young
Born: November 12, 1651
Baptized:
Died: December 1651
Buried:
4 M Joseph Young
Born: December 19, 1654
Baptized:
Died: 1722
Buried:
Spouse: Sarah Davis
Marr: October 23, 1679
5 M Nathaniel Young
Born: April 1656
Baptized:
Died: 1706
Buried:
Spouse: Mercy Davis
Marr: 1680
6 F Mary Young
Born: April 28, 1658
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Daniel Smith
7 F Abigail Young
Born: October 1660
Baptized:
Died: April 9, 1715
Buried:
Spouse: Stephen Twining
8 M David Young
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Ann Doane
9 F Lydia Young 29 30 31
Born: 1664 - Barnstable Co., MA
Baptized:
Died: August 8, 1718 - Barnstable Co., MA
Buried:
Spouse: John Murdock
Spouse: Samuel Hatch 29 30 31
Marr: 1693 29 30 31
10 M Robert Young
Born: April 1667
Baptized:
Died: 1742
Buried:
Spouse: Joanna Hicks
11 M Henry Young
Born: - Eastham, MA
Baptized:
Died: April 26, 1706 - Eastham, MA
Buried:
Spouse: Sarah Snow
Marr: 1694
General Notes: Husband - John Young
1 _UID 4BA5F283F890004AADD5CDB9CF9902C77020
General Notes: Wife - Abigail Howland
1 _UID 82E7DDDADE05304C8EC17F49AE2151792F50
Notes: Marriage
_STATMARRIED
General Notes: Child - Lydia Young
I have her married 3 times
1) Jacobus Loper
2) John Murdock b.10 Dec 1686
3)Samuel Hatch
Not sure what order of marriages
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Wife Alma Allen Howland
Born: April 20, 1889 - Florida
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AFN: Q73N-MK
Father: William C. Howland
Mother: Veronica Magdalena Agnew
Children
Husband Arthur Howland
Born:
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Father: Henry Howland
Mother:
Marriage:
Noted events in his life were:
1. AKA (Facts Page) - Brother Of John Howland Of The Mayflower
Wife
Born:
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Buried:
Children
1 F Elizabeth Howland
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: John Low
Husband Arthur Howland 34 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
Born: 1607 - Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England 47
Baptized:
Died: October 30, 1675 - Marshfield, Massachusetts 47
Buried: - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 47
AFN: 9CN9-GR
Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
Mother: Margaret Ann Aires 29 30 31 34 52
Marriage: 1626 - Fenstanton, Huntingdon, England
Other Spouse: Margaret Reed - 1643 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Wife Mary Walker 39
AKA: Ann Walker, Margaret Walker
Born: 1600 - Fenstanton, Huntingdon, England 53
Baptized:
Died: - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 53
Buried: August 22, 1683 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 53
AFN: 8NT7-D8
Other Spouse: Reed
Noted events in her life were:
1. Census 39
Parents: Thomas Walker & Maragret Bardsley
2. Alt. Birth 39, 1605 - Manchester, , Lancashire, England
3. Alt. Death 39, October 23, 1683 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Children
1 F Mary Howland
Born: 1629 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: August 26, 1690 - Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Buried: August 26, 1690 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
AFN: 9CQ8-3X
Spouse: Timothy Williamson , K.P.W 46 54 55 56 57 58 59
Marr: June 6, 1653 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 60 61
Spouse: Robert Sanford
Marr: Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
2 F Deborah Howland 39 62
Born: 1627 - Fen Stanton, , Huntingdonshire, England 39
Baptized:
Died: October 16, 1665 - Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 39
Buried:
AFN: 9CQ8-2R
3 M Arthur Howland
Born: 1642 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: 1726
Buried:
4 F Martha Howland
Born: December 19, 1632 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: December 19, 1732 - Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Buried:
AFN: 8W8K-R8
Spouse: John Damon 63
Marr: Scituate, Massachusetts, USA
5 F Elizabeth Howland
Born: 1633 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Arthur Howland
!From 'Ancestry of Annis Spear': 'Arthur Howland was presumably born in Fenny Stanton, Huntington, Eng (A note says there are said to be records in England of his prosecution for nonconformity). He possibly came to New England with his brother Henry, nearly twenty years after their brother John sailed on the Mayflower in 1620. He first appears on the records of Plymouth Colony on 2 Nov 1640 when a grant was made to him of land on North River, fifty acres of upland and some meadow. He was propounded to be a freeman on 1 Mar 1641/2, and in 1643 he was on the list of men able to bear arms in Marshfield. Before 6 Jun1643, when John Walker was called his son-in-law, he married Margaret Walker, a widow (Rec of Plym. Col. II: 57). She must have been his second wife. In 1644, he sued and won a verdict of L6 from Robert Mendum for goods which Mendum's wife had brought for him from England and did not deliver, converting them to her own use. William Paddy of Plymouth, merchant, in behalf of Edmond Freeman of Sandwich, gentleman, deeded to Mr. Arthur Howland three hundred acres in Marshfield formerly granted to Capt. Myles Standish and Mr. John Alden, for the payment of L21 on 20 Jan 1647. In 1650 he sued Walter Baker and won a verdict. Mr. Authur Howland was a member of the grand jury in 1654. In the records of Plymouth Colony he is consistently given the distinction of 'Mr.' Having difficulties with Thomas Doggett over the bounds of the Freeman purchase, where he was then living, Howland petitioned that the court define the bounds on 3 Jul 1654. A surveyor was appointed and the matter did not reach an agreement until 3 Jul 1656. Howland's last public service was performed on 6 Feb 1654/5 when he was foreman of a coroner' jury inquiring into the death of a boy named John Walker, apparently not his stepson of that name. The boy had been a servant of Robert Latham, and the jury decided that he had died from cruelty and hard usage, the evidence being distressing indeed. Arthur Howland was a strong Quaker, (which was then illegal) as were many of his descendants. He was in court on 7 Oct 1651 for not frequenting the public assemblies on the Lord's day. In Dec 1657, Robert Huchin, an itinerant Quaker, held a meeting at Howland's house. Warned that the constable was on his way to break up the gathering and arrest Huchin, Howland managed to effect Huchin's escape. He, himself, was arrested and taken before Mr. John Alden, the magistrate, the next day, having again by stratagem enabled Huchin to escape, and was lodged in jail. On 2 Mar 1657/8, he was fined L9 and bound for good behavior. While in jail, he had composed 'a writing' which he presented to the court and which the magistrates said was full of fractious, seditious, and slanderous passages. Refusing to pay the fines, he was again committed to prison, but on 1 Jun 1658, he admitted that he had 'done evil' and was released. However, he continued his adherence to the new faith. On 19 May 1663, Howland deeded twenty acres to his stepson John Walker, in consideration of L17: 14: 10 paid by his wife Margaret Howland for his use in old England, which money Margaret had given, or probably promised, during her widowhood to her son (Mayflower Desc. XVIII: 87). He was excused from paying rates in 1669, 'in respect to his age and low condition'. The will of Arthur Howland, yeoman, of Marshfield was made 3 Jul 1674 and proved 14 Mar 1675/6. He directed that the 30s which he owed Edward Wanton was to be paid by Timothy Williamson. To his son Arthur, fifty acres of upland and meadow sufficient to keep six head of cattle. To his grandchild Amadiah Smith, L5, and to Amadiah's three brothers L5 to be equally divided among them. To daughters Mary Williamson, Martha Damon, and Elizabeth Low, L10 each. To grandchild Mary Walker, L 10. To grandchild Timothy Williamson, a meadow of five acres in Marshfield, he paying to Edward Wanton 10s a year for three years after he comes to enjoy the said meadow. All the remainder, both real and personal to 'my dear and noble souled wife Margaret Howland.' Executrix: wife Margaret. All of the legacies except the one to his son Arthur were to take effect upon the death of his wife. There is a memorandum that before signing the will the testator revoked the legacy of five acres of meadow to his grandchild Timothy Williamson. The inventory was taken 11 Dec 1675 by Anthony Snow and Josiah Crane and brought to court 7 Mar 1675/6. There had been no appraisal of the house and lands. His books were worth 12s and there were no articles of luxury. Margaret Howland of Marshfield made her will on 19 Jan 1683 and it was proved 5 Mar 1683/4. To her grandson John Walker she left four acres of land. To her three grandsons, sons of her son Arthur, namely Ebenezer, Thomas, and Arthur, her dwelling house, orchard, and field, to be possessed by them at the age of twenty one. Residue to her son Arthur Howland, he to pay the legacies to her children and grandchildren given by her late husband in his last will. Executor: son Arthur. Witnesses: John Rogers , Samuell Sprague. The inventory, taken 25 Jan 1683, amounted to L33: 19: 11. (Plym Co. Prob. 4: (2): 249-251)'
Plymouth Colony: Its History and People 1620-1691 Part Three: Biographical Sketches Biographical Sketches Howland, Henry
A brother of 1620 Mayflower passenger John Howland, q.v., Arthur Howland arrived in Plymouth much later. The first mention of him in New England records is in Lechford's Notebook, p. 297-99, where he is described in 1640 as a Duxbury planter. Robert S. Wakefield and Robert M. Sherman, 'Arthur Howland of Plymouth, Mass. 1640, and his Wife Margaret(_____) Walker, and Their Children,' NGSQ 71:84, give a comprehensive presentation of his family, including his children Deborah, Mary, Martha, Elizabeth, and Arthur, together with what is known about the grandchildren. It was son Arthur who married Elizabeth Prence and acquired a somewhat reluctant father-in-law, Gov. Thomas Prence (see text). Arthur, Sr. is mentioned in Plymouth records as a Quaker. He was buried at Marshfield 30 Oct 1675. See also George E. McCracken, 'The Will of Arthur Howland, Senior, of Marshfield,' NEHGR 104:221. View full context
Plymouth Colony: Its History and People 1620-1691 Part One: Chronological Histories Chapter 5: Quaker Ranters, Baptist Schismatics, and Indians with Tongues Running Out (1657-1675)
Thomas Prence, that 'Terrour to evill doers,' was not known for his compassion towards Quakers. And few families were more identified with the Quakers than those of Arthur and Henry Howland, the two brothers of Mayflower passenger and erstwhile Assistant, John Howland. As early as 22 Dec 1657, Mr. William Collier and Captain Josias Winslow, having knowledge of a Quaker meeting to take place at Arthur Howland's house in Marshfield, sent Constable John Phillips of Marshfield to interrupt the meeting and arrest a Quaker leader, Robert Huchin. As Phillips testified, he could not apprehend Huchin, being hindered by Howland, who told Phillips 'hee would have either a sword or a gun in the belly of him.' Seventeen-year-old Samuel Hunt testified that Zoeth Howland, son of Henry, had told him he would not go to a church meeting with him 'to hear lyes, and that the devill could teach as good a sermon as the minnisters.' Henry Howland himself was disenfranchised, along with William Newland, on 6 Oct 1659 for being an abettor and entertainer of Quakers.
ARTHUR HOWLAND: A brother of 1620 Mayflower passenger John Howland, q .v., Arthur Howland arrived in Plymouth much later. The first mention of him in New England records is in Lechford's Notebook, p. 297-99, where he is described in 1640 as a Duxbury planter. Robert S. Wakefield and Robert M. Sherman, 'Arthur Howland of Plymouth, Mass. 1640, and his Wife Margaret (_____) Walker, and Their Children,' NGSQ 71:84, give a comprehensive presentation of his family, including his children Deborah, Mary, Martha, Elizabeth, and Arthur, together with what is known about the grandchildren. It was son Arthur who married Elizabeth Prence and acquired a somewhat reluctant father-in-law, Gov. Thomas Prence (see text). Arthur, Sr. is mentioned in Plymouth records as a Quaker. He was buried at Marshfield 30 Oct 1675. See also George E. McCracken, 'The Will of Arthur Howland, Senior, of Marshfield,' NEHGR 104:221.
According to William Howland in The Howlands in America, all the Howlan ds in America can trace their ancestral lineage to the three sons of Hen ry and Margaret (Aires) Howland of Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, Englan d: John Howland, who came to this country in the Mayflower in 1620, and h is two brothers, Arthur and Henry Howland, who arrived probably about 1623 -24. Our ancestor is Arthur Howland. He married (place and date unknown) M argaret (-----) Reed, a widow whose parentage we do not know. Arthur was b uried in Marshfield, MA 30 October 1675, and Margaret was buried in Marshf ield, 22 June 1683.
Arthur Howland, the oldest of the three brothers, we believe came to Plymouth with his brother, Henry, where he was a planter, yeoman, freeman, and Quaker. He was of Marshfield, MA by 1643, having been granted fifty acres of land and some meadow there at North River in 1640. He bought an additional three hundred acres of land for 21 pounds sterling, 13 pounds in money and the balance in corn and cattle and spent the rest of his life in Marshfield.
Arthur accepted the doctrines of the Society of Friends and was fined man times for 'Pmiting of a Quaker's meeting in his house.' He refused to pay the fines and was committed to jail. He and his wife were fined ten shillings for absenting themselves from 'publicke worship' in 1658, but 'in respect with his age and low condition' of health, he was acquitted.
Arthur's wife had, by her first marriage, a daughter, Lydia Reed, who marr ied John Walker of Marshfield. Their son, John Walker, Jr. was mentioned in Arthur's will.
Arthur and his wife Margaret (-----) Reed Howland had five children:
Arthur, Jr., m. Elizabeth Prence, daughter of Governor Thomas Prence of Pl ymouth.
Deborah, m. 1 Jan. 1648, John Smith, Jr. of Plymouth.
Mary, m. (1) 6 June 1653, Timothy Williamson; m. (2) 22 Jan. 1679, Robert Sanford.
Martha, m. (1) 15 Jan. 1659, John Damon of Scituate; m. (2) Peter Bacon.
Elizabeth, m. John Low.
1669 Arthur was arrested for neglecting to pay his minister tax.
22 Dec 1657 Called before the Plymouth Court to answer to entertaining a Quaker. Due to his advanced age and low estate, he was excused from paying the fine.
17 Oct 1651 He & his wife were indicted & admonished for not attending church in 1659
1640 Arrived in Duxbury, Mass. as a Planter
30 Oct 1675 Buried in Marshfield, Massachusetts
The Mayflower Planters Cape Cod Series Vol.II
He was a Quaker and his home was a meeting place for them. He was called before court on 1 Jun 1658 of which one of the members was his brother John Howland who came on the Mayflower. His brother was not Quaker.
Genealogical Dictionary Of The First Settlers Of New England by Savage
Signers Of The Mayflower Compact by Annie Arnoux Haxtun
1968 Pueblo public library.
He was named in the Will of his brother Humphrey Howland proved in London, England 10 Jul 1646.
Low, Encelewski, Brooks, Lehr families
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Arthur was presumably born in Fenstanton. Davis says 'There are said to be records in England of his prosecution for nonconformity.' He may have come to New England with his brother Henry. Boyer says he was at Plymouth Colony as early as 1633 , but he first appears on the records of Plymouth Colony on 2 Nov 1640, when a grant was made to him of land on North river, 50 acres of upland and some meadow. He was propounded to be a freeman on 1 Mar 1641/1642, and in 1643 was on the list of men able to bear arms in Marshfield.
Torrey shows two marriages for Arthur, an unnamed first wife and second, widow Margaret (___) Walker. On 6 Jun 1643, John Walker was called his son -in-law (i.e. stepson), so the second marriage occurred before that date. Sanborn's supplement to Torrey says the marriage occurred 'possibly long before' 6 Jun 1643. Boyer shows only one marriage, to Margaret. He errs in calling her Margaret Reed. This appears based on a confusion that Lydia Reed, who married John Walker, was Margaret's daughter, instead of John Walker being her son. Five children were born to him in Marshfield.
In 1644 he sued and won a verdict for L6 from Robert Mendum for goods which Mendum's wife had brought for him from England and did not deliver, converting them to her own use. William Paddy of Plymouth, merchant, in behalf of Edmond Freeman of Sandwich, gentleman, deeded to Mr. Arthur Howland 300 acres in Marshfield formerly granted to Capt. Myles Standish and Mr. John Alden, for L21 on 20 Jan 1647. Of that sum, L13 was paid in money and the rest in corn and cattle.
In the records of Plymouth Colony he is consistently given the disctinction of 'Mr.'
In 1650 he sued Walter Baker and won a verdict.
Having difficulties with the bounds of the Freeman purchase, where he was then living, Howland petitioned that the court define the bounds on 3 Jul 1654. A surveyor was appointed and the matter did not reach an agreement until 3 Jul 1656.
Arthur was a member of the Society of Friends (Quakers). He was in court on 7 Oct 1651, for not frequenting the public assemblies on the Lord's day. Apparently he regularly 'entertayned the forraigne Quakers who were goeing too & frow in some of the townes of the boument, producing great disturbance.'
His last public service was to serve as foreman of a coroner's jury on 6 Feb 1654/1655, inquiring into the death of a boy named John Walker (apparently not his relative). The boy had been a servant of Robert Latham, and the jury decided that he had died from cruelty and hard usage, the evidence being distressing indeed.
On Monday 21 Dec 1657 Robert Huchin, an itinerant Quaker, held a meeting at Howland's house. When the town constable, John Phillips, tried to arrest them, Arthur Howland, then aged about 70, threw Phillips out of his house. Huchin escaped.
Surrendering the next day, Howland appeared in court before Mr. John Alden, the magistrate. He refused to post bond and was imprisoned. While in jail he composed 'a writing' which he presented to the General Court which met 2 Mar 1658. The magistrates claimed the document 'on the pusing therof, appeered to be full of factiouse, seditious, slanderouse passages, to be of dangerouse consequence,' so that he was sentenced by the Court to pay L5 for resisting the constable and to post a surety bond for his future good behavior. He refused to post this bond, and to pay a L4 fine instead, so stayed in jail until 1 Jun 1658, when he admitted that he had 'done evil' and was released, 'considering his age and infeirmities,' by the court, of which his brother John was a member.
He continued his adherence to the new faith. Arthur and his wife were fined 10/- for absenting themselves from worship in 1658, and in 1669 he was prosecuted for not paying his share of the minister's rate.
On 19 May 1663, Howland deeded 20 acres to his step-son John Walker, in consideration of L17:14:10 paid by his wife Margaret Howland for his use in old England, which money Margaret had given, or probably promised, during her widowhood to her son (Mayflower Descendant 18:87)
He was excused from paying rates in 1669, 'in respect to his age and low condition.'
The will of Arthur Howland, yeoman, of Marshfield was made 3 Jul 1674 and proved 7 Mar 1675/1676. He directed that the 30s which he owed Edward Wanton was to be paid by Timothy Williamson. To his son Arthur Howland, 50 acres of upland and meadow sufficient to keep six head of cattle. To grandchild Assadiah Smith L5, and to Amadiah's 3 brothers L5 to be equally divided between them. To daughters Mary Williamson, Martha Damon and Elizabeth Low, L10 each. To grandchild Mary Walker, L10. To grandchild Timothy Williamson, a meadow of five acres in Marshfield, he paying to Edward Wanton 10s a year for three years after he comes to enjoy the said meadow. All the remainder, both real and personal to 'my dear and noble souled wife Margaret Howland.' Executrix: wife Margaret. All the legacies except the one to his son Arthur were to take effect up on the death of his wife. There is a memorandum that before signing the will the testator revoked the legacy of five acres of meadow to his grandchild T imothy Williamson. The inventory was taken 11 Dec 1675 by Anthony Snow and Josiah Crane and brought to court 7 Mar 1675/1676. There had been no appraisal of the house and lands. His books were worth 12s and there were no articles of luxury.
Research Notes: Husband - Arthur Howland
!Initial source: Two family group sheets in the FGRA collection of the Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, submitted by Lois Shaffer, 518 Center St., SLC, Utah. Her source for the first marriage was 'B15A1 p103'. This is 'Anc. of Annis Spear' by W. G. Davis, which gives different information than shown on the sheet. The sheet gives his birthdate as abt 1590 but the book shows him fifth in the family of Henry and Ann Howland, making his birthdate abt 1601. The sheet gives his first wife as Mary but the book doesn't give her a name (See her notes). The book also gives a different surname for Margaret, calling her Mrs. Margaret Walker (see her notes). It also gives different marriage dates than shown on the sheet for 2nd marriage of #2 & for 1st marr of #3. A family group sheet sent to me by Janet K. Pease of Moline, Ill., had the same data for Arthur and the same names of his wives as the FGRA sheet, and a still different date for the first marriage of #3. Her sources were: Men of Marshfield, Mass.; Hist of Duxbury, Mass.; Vit rec of Marshfield & Scituate. The baptism and endowment are from the FGRA sheet and are in the 1997 IGI from temple records. The sealing to parents on the FGRA sheet of his parents is 16 May 1958 IFALL. It is in the 1997 IGI There is also one in the IGI with birth 1587, Fen Stanton, Huntingdon, England, son of Henery and Mrs. Henery Howland, sealed 5 Jun 1945 SLAKE, from temple film. LDS proxy sealing of the first marriage is in the 1997 IGI from temple film. The sealing of the 2nd marriage is to Margaret Reed and is from a temple film. There is another, to Mrs Margaret Reed, proxy sealing 17 Nov 1937 LOGAN and one to Margaret RE...D 17 Dec 1945 LOGAN, both from temple films. There are many others with later proxy sealings, some to Margaret Reed and some to Margaret Walker (see notes for her).
Research Notes: Wife - Mary Walker
!See notes of husband. The FGRA sheet and the one sent by Janet Pease has Mary as the name of the first wife but the article by Annis Speare doesn't give her any name. An article in 'NEHGR' vol. 104 (1950), pg 221, by George E. McCracken, of Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa, gives the transcript of the will of Arthur Howland. He mentions an earlier transcription and says the name of the widow was given in it as Mary in three places and then further in the article it says her name was Margaret. This may be where the name of the first wife came from. I have found no other source which gives her name. LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the FGRA sheet.
General Notes: Child - Mary Howland
After her husband's death she continued his business:
"October 30, 1678. Lycence is graunted by the Court unto Mary Williamson, whoe keepeth an ordinary at Marshfield, to draw and sell beer, wine, and liquors, soe as shee keep good orders in her house, that soe there be noe just cause of complaint in that respe."
Research Notes: Child - Mary Howland
!See notes of father and husband. ' Timothy Williamson and His Descendants' says she married (2) 22 Jan 1679/80, Robert Stanford of Marshfield. 'Ancestry of Annis Spear' says 22 Mar 1679 Robert Sanford. Savage's 'Dictionary of First Settlers of New England' says his name was Stanford and his marriage to widow Mary Williamson was 22 Jan 1680. It may be that the record said first month which, by the old calendar would be March. The LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the family group sheet. The baptism is in the 1997 IGI with no parents, spouse Timothy Williamson, no temple given, the endowment 8 May 1933 LOGAN from temple film. There is a sealing to parents, Arthur Howland and Margaret RE...D, 17 Dec 1945 LOGAN, other ordinances 'pre-1970', from temple film. Another with parents Arthur Howland and Mrs. Arthur Howland with sealing to parents 6 Dec 1952 LOGAN. There are others with later ordinances but all with mother Margaret Reed or Margaret Walker. I am using the sealing to parents Arthur and Mrs. as it has been established that her mother was not Margaret, as explained in notes for her father and for Margaret. From 'Timothy Williamson of Marshfield, Mass.,...': 'On 5 June 1678 Mary Williamson testified, among other witnesses, before Governor Winslow, in regard to the body of a dead child (Plymouth Colony Records, vol. 5 p. 262). After her husband's death she continued his business, as will be seen by the following entry: '30 Oct 1678. Lycence is graunted by the Court unto Mary Williamson, whoe keepeth an ordinary at Marshfield, to draw and sell beer, wine, and liquors, soe as shee keep good orders in her house, that soe there be noe just cause of complaint in that respe'. (Ibid., Court Orders, vol. 5 p. 194...)'
Research Notes: Child - Deborah Howland
!See notes of father. Her birth (estimated) and marriage are on the FGRA sheet and also in 'Anc. of Annis Spear'. She was not named in his will but he gave to a grandchild Assadiah Smith and to her three brothers. The place of her marriage was not given in any of the sources listed in the notes for her father.
LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the 1997 IGI from temple records except the baptism was with the ordinance record from temple film. It and the endowment were for daughter of Arthur Howland and Margaret Read but the sealing to parents was to Arthur and Mrs. Howland.
Death Notes: Child - Arthur Howland
Y
Research Notes: Child - Arthur Howland
!See notes of father. It is possible he is son of his father's 2nd wife, Margaret. (see her notes) 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' says only that the first four were surely by a first wife. He was the fifth. 'The Great Migration...' gives a list of the heirs of Thomas Prence who on 10 Jun 1676, through their attorney Josiah Winslow, sold to Constant Southworth, treasurer and agent of Plymouth Colony, 'all that our dwelling house, messuage or tenement' in Plymouth 'at a place commonly called Plain Dealing'. Among the names were Arthur Howland and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Thomas Prence. [Plymouth Colony Land Records 4:124] LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the 1997 IGI from temple records.
Death Notes: Child - Martha Howland
Died in 94th year
Research Notes: Child - Martha Howland
!See notes of father. The FGRA sheet gaves the date of her first marriage as 2 Jan 1659. 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' by W. G. Davis, gives it 15 Mar 1659. A family group sheet sent to me by Janet K. Pease of
Moline, Ill., had a still different date, 5 Jan 1659. There are several entries in the IGI, one has marriage 15 Mar 1659, LDS temple record film 458115, but there are other dates, 2 Jan 1959, abt 1660, abt 1662, all but the last from temple records. The FGRA sheet and Janet Pease's sheet agree on the date of her second marriage but 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' doesn't give a second marriage.
LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the FGRA sheet. The baptism is in the 1997 IGI but the entry had no parents, marriage abt 1656, Scituate, relative Frank E. Caldwell. The endowment was not there, the earliest being 30 Sep 1931 SLAKE from temple film. The sealing to parents was there from temple film. The sealing of her marriages are there from temple records.
Death Notes: Child - Elizabeth Howland
Y
Research Notes: Child - Elizabeth Howland
!See notes for her father. *LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the FGRA sheet. The baptism and endowment are in the 1997 IGI, born 1640, Marshfield, daughter of Arthur Howland and Margaret Walker, the baptism with no temple, endowment SGEOR. Sealing to parents Arthur Howland and Mrs., is there. LDS proxy sealing of marriage is from temple film 457092, also 471941. However, the first is for 1956 sealings and the second is for 1967. There are several with later dates, the earliest being 22 Aug 1990 PORTL.
Husband Arthur Howland 34 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
Born: 1607 - Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England 47
Baptized:
Died: October 30, 1675 - Marshfield, Massachusetts 47
Buried: - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 47
AFN: 9CN9-GR
Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
Mother: Margaret Ann Aires 29 30 31 34 52
Marriage: 1643 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Other Spouse: Mary Walker 39 - 1626 - Fenstanton, Huntingdon, England
Wife Margaret Reed
Born: 1595 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
AFN: 8WL4-93
Children
1 M Arthur Howland
Born: 1642 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: 1726
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Arthur Howland
!From 'Ancestry of Annis Spear': 'Arthur Howland was presumably born in Fenny Stanton, Huntington, Eng (A note says there are said to be records in England of his prosecution for nonconformity). He possibly came to New England with his brother Henry, nearly twenty years after their brother John sailed on the Mayflower in 1620. He first appears on the records of Plymouth Colony on 2 Nov 1640 when a grant was made to him of land on North River, fifty acres of upland and some meadow. He was propounded to be a freeman on 1 Mar 1641/2, and in 1643 he was on the list of men able to bear arms in Marshfield. Before 6 Jun1643, when John Walker was called his son-in-law, he married Margaret Walker, a widow (Rec of Plym. Col. II: 57). She must have been his second wife. In 1644, he sued and won a verdict of L6 from Robert Mendum for goods which Mendum's wife had brought for him from England and did not deliver, converting them to her own use. William Paddy of Plymouth, merchant, in behalf of Edmond Freeman of Sandwich, gentleman, deeded to Mr. Arthur Howland three hundred acres in Marshfield formerly granted to Capt. Myles Standish and Mr. John Alden, for the payment of L21 on 20 Jan 1647. In 1650 he sued Walter Baker and won a verdict. Mr. Authur Howland was a member of the grand jury in 1654. In the records of Plymouth Colony he is consistently given the distinction of 'Mr.' Having difficulties with Thomas Doggett over the bounds of the Freeman purchase, where he was then living, Howland petitioned that the court define the bounds on 3 Jul 1654. A surveyor was appointed and the matter did not reach an agreement until 3 Jul 1656. Howland's last public service was performed on 6 Feb 1654/5 when he was foreman of a coroner' jury inquiring into the death of a boy named John Walker, apparently not his stepson of that name. The boy had been a servant of Robert Latham, and the jury decided that he had died from cruelty and hard usage, the evidence being distressing indeed. Arthur Howland was a strong Quaker, (which was then illegal) as were many of his descendants. He was in court on 7 Oct 1651 for not frequenting the public assemblies on the Lord's day. In Dec 1657, Robert Huchin, an itinerant Quaker, held a meeting at Howland's house. Warned that the constable was on his way to break up the gathering and arrest Huchin, Howland managed to effect Huchin's escape. He, himself, was arrested and taken before Mr. John Alden, the magistrate, the next day, having again by stratagem enabled Huchin to escape, and was lodged in jail. On 2 Mar 1657/8, he was fined L9 and bound for good behavior. While in jail, he had composed 'a writing' which he presented to the court and which the magistrates said was full of fractious, seditious, and slanderous passages. Refusing to pay the fines, he was again committed to prison, but on 1 Jun 1658, he admitted that he had 'done evil' and was released. However, he continued his adherence to the new faith. On 19 May 1663, Howland deeded twenty acres to his stepson John Walker, in consideration of L17: 14: 10 paid by his wife Margaret Howland for his use in old England, which money Margaret had given, or probably promised, during her widowhood to her son (Mayflower Desc. XVIII: 87). He was excused from paying rates in 1669, 'in respect to his age and low condition'. The will of Arthur Howland, yeoman, of Marshfield was made 3 Jul 1674 and proved 14 Mar 1675/6. He directed that the 30s which he owed Edward Wanton was to be paid by Timothy Williamson. To his son Arthur, fifty acres of upland and meadow sufficient to keep six head of cattle. To his grandchild Amadiah Smith, L5, and to Amadiah's three brothers L5 to be equally divided among them. To daughters Mary Williamson, Martha Damon, and Elizabeth Low, L10 each. To grandchild Mary Walker, L 10. To grandchild Timothy Williamson, a meadow of five acres in Marshfield, he paying to Edward Wanton 10s a year for three years after he comes to enjoy the said meadow. All the remainder, both real and personal to 'my dear and noble souled wife Margaret Howland.' Executrix: wife Margaret. All of the legacies except the one to his son Arthur were to take effect upon the death of his wife. There is a memorandum that before signing the will the testator revoked the legacy of five acres of meadow to his grandchild Timothy Williamson. The inventory was taken 11 Dec 1675 by Anthony Snow and Josiah Crane and brought to court 7 Mar 1675/6. There had been no appraisal of the house and lands. His books were worth 12s and there were no articles of luxury. Margaret Howland of Marshfield made her will on 19 Jan 1683 and it was proved 5 Mar 1683/4. To her grandson John Walker she left four acres of land. To her three grandsons, sons of her son Arthur, namely Ebenezer, Thomas, and Arthur, her dwelling house, orchard, and field, to be possessed by them at the age of twenty one. Residue to her son Arthur Howland, he to pay the legacies to her children and grandchildren given by her late husband in his last will. Executor: son Arthur. Witnesses: John Rogers , Samuell Sprague. The inventory, taken 25 Jan 1683, amounted to L33: 19: 11. (Plym Co. Prob. 4: (2): 249-251)'
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A brother of 1620 Mayflower passenger John Howland, q.v., Arthur Howland arrived in Plymouth much later. The first mention of him in New England records is in Lechford's Notebook, p. 297-99, where he is described in 1640 as a Duxbury planter. Robert S. Wakefield and Robert M. Sherman, 'Arthur Howland of Plymouth, Mass. 1640, and his Wife Margaret(_____) Walker, and Their Children,' NGSQ 71:84, give a comprehensive presentation of his family, including his children Deborah, Mary, Martha, Elizabeth, and Arthur, together with what is known about the grandchildren. It was son Arthur who married Elizabeth Prence and acquired a somewhat reluctant father-in-law, Gov. Thomas Prence (see text). Arthur, Sr. is mentioned in Plymouth records as a Quaker. He was buried at Marshfield 30 Oct 1675. See also George E. McCracken, 'The Will of Arthur Howland, Senior, of Marshfield,' NEHGR 104:221. View full context
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Thomas Prence, that 'Terrour to evill doers,' was not known for his compassion towards Quakers. And few families were more identified with the Quakers than those of Arthur and Henry Howland, the two brothers of Mayflower passenger and erstwhile Assistant, John Howland. As early as 22 Dec 1657, Mr. William Collier and Captain Josias Winslow, having knowledge of a Quaker meeting to take place at Arthur Howland's house in Marshfield, sent Constable John Phillips of Marshfield to interrupt the meeting and arrest a Quaker leader, Robert Huchin. As Phillips testified, he could not apprehend Huchin, being hindered by Howland, who told Phillips 'hee would have either a sword or a gun in the belly of him.' Seventeen-year-old Samuel Hunt testified that Zoeth Howland, son of Henry, had told him he would not go to a church meeting with him 'to hear lyes, and that the devill could teach as good a sermon as the minnisters.' Henry Howland himself was disenfranchised, along with William Newland, on 6 Oct 1659 for being an abettor and entertainer of Quakers.
ARTHUR HOWLAND: A brother of 1620 Mayflower passenger John Howland, q .v., Arthur Howland arrived in Plymouth much later. The first mention of him in New England records is in Lechford's Notebook, p. 297-99, where he is described in 1640 as a Duxbury planter. Robert S. Wakefield and Robert M. Sherman, 'Arthur Howland of Plymouth, Mass. 1640, and his Wife Margaret (_____) Walker, and Their Children,' NGSQ 71:84, give a comprehensive presentation of his family, including his children Deborah, Mary, Martha, Elizabeth, and Arthur, together with what is known about the grandchildren. It was son Arthur who married Elizabeth Prence and acquired a somewhat reluctant father-in-law, Gov. Thomas Prence (see text). Arthur, Sr. is mentioned in Plymouth records as a Quaker. He was buried at Marshfield 30 Oct 1675. See also George E. McCracken, 'The Will of Arthur Howland, Senior, of Marshfield,' NEHGR 104:221.
According to William Howland in The Howlands in America, all the Howlan ds in America can trace their ancestral lineage to the three sons of Hen ry and Margaret (Aires) Howland of Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, Englan d: John Howland, who came to this country in the Mayflower in 1620, and h is two brothers, Arthur and Henry Howland, who arrived probably about 1623 -24. Our ancestor is Arthur Howland. He married (place and date unknown) M argaret (-----) Reed, a widow whose parentage we do not know. Arthur was b uried in Marshfield, MA 30 October 1675, and Margaret was buried in Marshf ield, 22 June 1683.
Arthur Howland, the oldest of the three brothers, we believe came to Plymouth with his brother, Henry, where he was a planter, yeoman, freeman, and Quaker. He was of Marshfield, MA by 1643, having been granted fifty acres of land and some meadow there at North River in 1640. He bought an additional three hundred acres of land for 21 pounds sterling, 13 pounds in money and the balance in corn and cattle and spent the rest of his life in Marshfield.
Arthur accepted the doctrines of the Society of Friends and was fined man times for 'Pmiting of a Quaker's meeting in his house.' He refused to pay the fines and was committed to jail. He and his wife were fined ten shillings for absenting themselves from 'publicke worship' in 1658, but 'in respect with his age and low condition' of health, he was acquitted.
Arthur's wife had, by her first marriage, a daughter, Lydia Reed, who marr ied John Walker of Marshfield. Their son, John Walker, Jr. was mentioned in Arthur's will.
Arthur and his wife Margaret (-----) Reed Howland had five children:
Arthur, Jr., m. Elizabeth Prence, daughter of Governor Thomas Prence of Pl ymouth.
Deborah, m. 1 Jan. 1648, John Smith, Jr. of Plymouth.
Mary, m. (1) 6 June 1653, Timothy Williamson; m. (2) 22 Jan. 1679, Robert Sanford.
Martha, m. (1) 15 Jan. 1659, John Damon of Scituate; m. (2) Peter Bacon.
Elizabeth, m. John Low.
1669 Arthur was arrested for neglecting to pay his minister tax.
22 Dec 1657 Called before the Plymouth Court to answer to entertaining a Quaker. Due to his advanced age and low estate, he was excused from paying the fine.
17 Oct 1651 He & his wife were indicted & admonished for not attending church in 1659
1640 Arrived in Duxbury, Mass. as a Planter
30 Oct 1675 Buried in Marshfield, Massachusetts
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He was a Quaker and his home was a meeting place for them. He was called before court on 1 Jun 1658 of which one of the members was his brother John Howland who came on the Mayflower. His brother was not Quaker.
Genealogical Dictionary Of The First Settlers Of New England by Savage
Signers Of The Mayflower Compact by Annie Arnoux Haxtun
1968 Pueblo public library.
He was named in the Will of his brother Humphrey Howland proved in London, England 10 Jul 1646.
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Arthur was presumably born in Fenstanton. Davis says 'There are said to be records in England of his prosecution for nonconformity.' He may have come to New England with his brother Henry. Boyer says he was at Plymouth Colony as early as 1633 , but he first appears on the records of Plymouth Colony on 2 Nov 1640, when a grant was made to him of land on North river, 50 acres of upland and some meadow. He was propounded to be a freeman on 1 Mar 1641/1642, and in 1643 was on the list of men able to bear arms in Marshfield.
Torrey shows two marriages for Arthur, an unnamed first wife and second, widow Margaret (___) Walker. On 6 Jun 1643, John Walker was called his son -in-law (i.e. stepson), so the second marriage occurred before that date. Sanborn's supplement to Torrey says the marriage occurred 'possibly long before' 6 Jun 1643. Boyer shows only one marriage, to Margaret. He errs in calling her Margaret Reed. This appears based on a confusion that Lydia Reed, who married John Walker, was Margaret's daughter, instead of John Walker being her son. Five children were born to him in Marshfield.
In 1644 he sued and won a verdict for L6 from Robert Mendum for goods which Mendum's wife had brought for him from England and did not deliver, converting them to her own use. William Paddy of Plymouth, merchant, in behalf of Edmond Freeman of Sandwich, gentleman, deeded to Mr. Arthur Howland 300 acres in Marshfield formerly granted to Capt. Myles Standish and Mr. John Alden, for L21 on 20 Jan 1647. Of that sum, L13 was paid in money and the rest in corn and cattle.
In the records of Plymouth Colony he is consistently given the disctinction of 'Mr.'
In 1650 he sued Walter Baker and won a verdict.
Having difficulties with the bounds of the Freeman purchase, where he was then living, Howland petitioned that the court define the bounds on 3 Jul 1654. A surveyor was appointed and the matter did not reach an agreement until 3 Jul 1656.
Arthur was a member of the Society of Friends (Quakers). He was in court on 7 Oct 1651, for not frequenting the public assemblies on the Lord's day. Apparently he regularly 'entertayned the forraigne Quakers who were goeing too & frow in some of the townes of the boument, producing great disturbance.'
His last public service was to serve as foreman of a coroner's jury on 6 Feb 1654/1655, inquiring into the death of a boy named John Walker (apparently not his relative). The boy had been a servant of Robert Latham, and the jury decided that he had died from cruelty and hard usage, the evidence being distressing indeed.
On Monday 21 Dec 1657 Robert Huchin, an itinerant Quaker, held a meeting at Howland's house. When the town constable, John Phillips, tried to arrest them, Arthur Howland, then aged about 70, threw Phillips out of his house. Huchin escaped.
Surrendering the next day, Howland appeared in court before Mr. John Alden, the magistrate. He refused to post bond and was imprisoned. While in jail he composed 'a writing' which he presented to the General Court which met 2 Mar 1658. The magistrates claimed the document 'on the pusing therof, appeered to be full of factiouse, seditious, slanderouse passages, to be of dangerouse consequence,' so that he was sentenced by the Court to pay L5 for resisting the constable and to post a surety bond for his future good behavior. He refused to post this bond, and to pay a L4 fine instead, so stayed in jail until 1 Jun 1658, when he admitted that he had 'done evil' and was released, 'considering his age and infeirmities,' by the court, of which his brother John was a member.
He continued his adherence to the new faith. Arthur and his wife were fined 10/- for absenting themselves from worship in 1658, and in 1669 he was prosecuted for not paying his share of the minister's rate.
On 19 May 1663, Howland deeded 20 acres to his step-son John Walker, in consideration of L17:14:10 paid by his wife Margaret Howland for his use in old England, which money Margaret had given, or probably promised, during her widowhood to her son (Mayflower Descendant 18:87)
He was excused from paying rates in 1669, 'in respect to his age and low condition.'
The will of Arthur Howland, yeoman, of Marshfield was made 3 Jul 1674 and proved 7 Mar 1675/1676. He directed that the 30s which he owed Edward Wanton was to be paid by Timothy Williamson. To his son Arthur Howland, 50 acres of upland and meadow sufficient to keep six head of cattle. To grandchild Assadiah Smith L5, and to Amadiah's 3 brothers L5 to be equally divided between them. To daughters Mary Williamson, Martha Damon and Elizabeth Low, L10 each. To grandchild Mary Walker, L10. To grandchild Timothy Williamson, a meadow of five acres in Marshfield, he paying to Edward Wanton 10s a year for three years after he comes to enjoy the said meadow. All the remainder, both real and personal to 'my dear and noble souled wife Margaret Howland.' Executrix: wife Margaret. All the legacies except the one to his son Arthur were to take effect up on the death of his wife. There is a memorandum that before signing the will the testator revoked the legacy of five acres of meadow to his grandchild T imothy Williamson. The inventory was taken 11 Dec 1675 by Anthony Snow and Josiah Crane and brought to court 7 Mar 1675/1676. There had been no appraisal of the house and lands. His books were worth 12s and there were no articles of luxury.
Research Notes: Husband - Arthur Howland
!Initial source: Two family group sheets in the FGRA collection of the Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, submitted by Lois Shaffer, 518 Center St., SLC, Utah. Her source for the first marriage was 'B15A1 p103'. This is 'Anc. of Annis Spear' by W. G. Davis, which gives different information than shown on the sheet. The sheet gives his birthdate as abt 1590 but the book shows him fifth in the family of Henry and Ann Howland, making his birthdate abt 1601. The sheet gives his first wife as Mary but the book doesn't give her a name (See her notes). The book also gives a different surname for Margaret, calling her Mrs. Margaret Walker (see her notes). It also gives different marriage dates than shown on the sheet for 2nd marriage of #2 & for 1st marr of #3. A family group sheet sent to me by Janet K. Pease of Moline, Ill., had the same data for Arthur and the same names of his wives as the FGRA sheet, and a still different date for the first marriage of #3. Her sources were: Men of Marshfield, Mass.; Hist of Duxbury, Mass.; Vit rec of Marshfield & Scituate. The baptism and endowment are from the FGRA sheet and are in the 1997 IGI from temple records. The sealing to parents on the FGRA sheet of his parents is 16 May 1958 IFALL. It is in the 1997 IGI There is also one in the IGI with birth 1587, Fen Stanton, Huntingdon, England, son of Henery and Mrs. Henery Howland, sealed 5 Jun 1945 SLAKE, from temple film. LDS proxy sealing of the first marriage is in the 1997 IGI from temple film. The sealing of the 2nd marriage is to Margaret Reed and is from a temple film. There is another, to Mrs Margaret Reed, proxy sealing 17 Nov 1937 LOGAN and one to Margaret RE...D 17 Dec 1945 LOGAN, both from temple films. There are many others with later proxy sealings, some to Margaret Reed and some to Margaret Walker (see notes for her).
Death Notes: Wife - Margaret Reed
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Research Notes: Wife - Margaret Reed
!There has been confusion as to Margaret's surname. Several early sources say she was Margaret Read (Reed, Reid) widow, and that her daughter Lydia married John Walker. There is a marriage in vital records of Marshfield, V. 1 pg 1, of John Walker and Lydia Reed 20 Oct 1654. However, Plymouth Colony Records V. 2 pg 57 contains a 1643 record which names John Walker, 'son-in-law of Arthur Howland' and a 1653 deed from Plymouth Colony Deeds V. 2 Pt. 2 pg 123 in which Arthur gives property to Margaret's son, John Walker ('Mayflower Desc.' V. 18 pg 87). Perhaps the confusion comes from the thought that, since John Walker is called 'son-in-law of Arthur Howland', it was because he had married his step-daughter. However, since he was called son-in-law in 1643, he was not yet married to Lydia. Also, at that time in history, the 'in-law' designation was used in the case of step children and step parent relationships as well as in the case in which it is now used. Arthur's will gives to his wife's grandchild, Mary Walker. Her will (1683) gives to a grandson, John Walker, and to three grandsons, sons of her son Arthur Howland and residue to her son Arthur, who was made executor (Plymouth Probates V. 2 pg 249). This looks like evidence that Arthur, Jr., was her son instead of her stepson. Her will is in Plymouth County Probates, 4:(2): 249-251. The 1997 IGI has a Margarett Walker, born abt 1592, of Marshfield, LDS proxy baptism 1 Dec 1993 LVEGA, proxy endowment 16 Dec 1993 LVEGA. Also a Mrs. Margaret Reed, born abt 1591, of Marshfield, spouse Arthur Howland, proxy baptism 7 Dec 1943, endowment 18 Jan 1944 SLAKE. There is a Mrs. Margaret Reed Howland, abt 1654, Marshfield, Mass, in proxy endowments of 10 Jun 1898 SLAKE, baptism 13 Apr 1898. done by Jane W. Smith, rel. in law, at inst. of William H. Walker
Death Notes: Child - Arthur Howland
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Research Notes: Child - Arthur Howland
!See notes of father. It is possible he is son of his father's 2nd wife, Margaret. (see her notes) 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' says only that the first four were surely by a first wife. He was the fifth. 'The Great Migration...' gives a list of the heirs of Thomas Prence who on 10 Jun 1676, through their attorney Josiah Winslow, sold to Constant Southworth, treasurer and agent of Plymouth Colony, 'all that our dwelling house, messuage or tenement' in Plymouth 'at a place commonly called Plain Dealing'. Among the names were Arthur Howland and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Thomas Prence. [Plymouth Colony Land Records 4:124] LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the 1997 IGI from temple records.
Husband Arthur Howland 63
Born: 1588 - England
Baptized:
Died: October 30, 1675 - Marshfield, Plymouth, MA
Buried:
Father: Henry Howland
Mother: Alice Aires
Marriage: - MA, Plymouth, Marshfield 63
Wife Margaret Walker Widow 63
Born: - England
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Died: October 12, 1688 - Marshfield, Plymouth, MA
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Children
1 F Martha Howland 63
Born: 1635 - Marshfield, Plymouth, MA
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Died: December 19, 1732 - Hingham, MA
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Spouse: John Damon 63
Marr: MA, Plymouth, Scituate 63
Spouse: Peter Bacon 63
2 F Elizabeth Howland 63
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3 M Arthur Howland Jr. 63
Born: - Middleboro, Suffolk, MA
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Died: - MA
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Spouse: Elizabeth Prence
4 F Mary Howland 63
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5 F Deborah Howland 63 64
Born: - MA
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Died: - Dartmouth, Massachusetts
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General Notes: Husband - Arthur Howland
!Howlands in America.
History of Duxbury.
Owned land near Thomas Chillinworth; 1669, considering his age and low condition, the Court f reed him from paying the minister's fee.
General Notes: Wife - Margaret Walker Widow
2 PLACE 1551
!History of Duxbury.
Howland Family in America.
Margaret was a widow with a daughter, Lydia, when she married Arthur Howland. Lydia married J ohn Walker, also of Society of Friends who lived near them.
Will: Dated Jan. 1683 mentions grandson, John Walker. The Colonial Record says that it was s on-in-law., probably married to her daughter Lydia Reed.
Notes: Marriage
2 _PREF Y
General Notes: Child - Martha Howland
2 PLACE 775
General Notes: Child - Arthur Howland Jr.
!History of Duxbury, pg.270.
Arthur was fined 5 Pounds in 1660 for making proposals to Elizabeth, daughter of Govenor Pren ce, contrary to theeir parents' mind and will: and in 1667, he promised not to make any furth er offers to her. They were, however, married; and had Ebenezer, Thomas and Arthur and a 4t h son. From son Arthur came Robert who married Margaret Sprague July 5, 1755, and had Princ e who married Abigail Wadsworth in 1779 in Duxbury.
Husband Arthur Howland Jr. 63
Born: - Middleboro, Suffolk, MA
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Died: - MA
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Father: Arthur Howland 63
Mother: Margaret Walker Widow 63
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Wife Elizabeth Prence
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1 F Martha Howland 63
Born: 1635 - Marshfield, Plymouth, MA
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Died: December 19, 1732 - Hingham, MA
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Spouse: John Damon 63
Marr: MA, Plymouth, Scituate 63
Spouse: Peter Bacon 63
General Notes: Husband - Arthur Howland Jr.
!History of Duxbury, pg.270.
Arthur was fined 5 Pounds in 1660 for making proposals to Elizabeth, daughter of Govenor Pren ce, contrary to theeir parents' mind and will: and in 1667, he promised not to make any furth er offers to her. They were, however, married; and had Ebenezer, Thomas and Arthur and a 4t h son. From son Arthur came Robert who married Margaret Sprague July 5, 1755, and had Princ e who married Abigail Wadsworth in 1779 in Duxbury.
Notes: Marriage
2 _PREF Y
General Notes: Child - Martha Howland
Husband Arthur Howland Jr. 63
Born: - Middleboro, Suffolk, MA
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Died: - MA
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Father: Arthur Howland 63
Mother: Margaret Walker Widow 63
Marriage: December 9, 1667 - MA, Plymouth, Marshfield 63
Other Spouse: Elizabeth Prence
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!History of Duxbury, pg.270.
Arthur was fined 5 Pounds in 1660 for making proposals to Elizabeth, daughter of Govenor Pren ce, contrary to theeir parents' mind and will: and in 1667, he promised not to make any furth er offers to her. They were, however, married; and had Ebenezer, Thomas and Arthur and a 4t h son. From son Arthur came Robert who married Margaret Sprague July 5, 1755, and had Princ e who married Abigail Wadsworth in 1779 in Duxbury.
Husband Arthur Howland
Born: 1642 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: 1726
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Father: Arthur Howland 34 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
Mother: Mary Walker 39
Father: Arthur Howland 34 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
Mother: Margaret Reed
Marriage: December 9, 1667 - Marsh~field
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Death Notes: Husband - Arthur Howland
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Research Notes: Husband - Arthur Howland
!See notes of father. It is possible he is son of his father's 2nd wife, Margaret. (see her notes) 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' says only that the first four were surely by a first wife. He was the fifth. 'The Great Migration...' gives a list of the heirs of Thomas Prence who on 10 Jun 1676, through their attorney Josiah Winslow, sold to Constant Southworth, treasurer and agent of Plymouth Colony, 'all that our dwelling house, messuage or tenement' in Plymouth 'at a place commonly called Plain Dealing'. Among the names were Arthur Howland and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Thomas Prence. [Plymouth Colony Land Records 4:124] LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the 1997 IGI from temple records.
Husband Arthur Howland
Born:
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Died: April 1, 1816 - Marshfield, MA
Buried:
Father: Arthur Howland
Mother: Beulah Wadsworth
Marriage: July 26, 1815
Noted events in his life were:
1. Fact 1
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Wife Sarah Porter
Born:
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Died: March 14, 1816 - Marshfield, MA
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Noted events in her life were:
1. Fact 1
See Note Page
Children
1 F Sarah Porter Howland
Born: February 25, 1816
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Spouse: Robert H. Morehead
Marr: 1837
General Notes: Husband - Arthur Howland
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Burial
Howland Cemetery, Marshfield, MA
Husband Arthur Howland
Born: July 5, 1758 - Marshfield, MA
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Died: July 8, 1818 - Marshfield, MA
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Marriage: 1786
Noted events in his life were:
1. Fact 1
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Wife Beulah Wadsworth
Born: June 18, 1762 - Duxbury, MA
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Died: September 1850
Buried:
Father: Wait Wadsworth
Mother: Abigail Bradford
Other Spouse: Luther Sprague - October 22, 1829
Noted events in her life were:
1. Fact 1
See Note Page
Children
1 F Sophronia Howland
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2 M Arthur Howland
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Died: April 1, 1816 - Marshfield, MA
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Spouse: Sarah Porter
Marr: July 26, 1815
General Notes: Husband - Arthur Howland
Facts about this person:
Burial
Howland Cemetery, Marshfield, MA
General Notes: Wife - Beulah Wadsworth
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Burial
Howland Cemetery, Marshfield, MA
General Notes: Child - Arthur Howland
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Burial
Howland Cemetery, Marshfield, MA
Husband W. Lee Milton
Born: 1846 - Madison, Florida
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AFN: Q73N-FJ
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Wife Caroline Coleman Howland
Born: September 20, 1850 - Madison, Florida
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Died: October 21, 1890
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AFN: Q73N-GP
Father: Edward Church Howland
Mother: Anna J. Allen
Children
1 M Edward V. Milton
Born: January 10, 1887 - Madison, Florida
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Died: 1918 - Jacksonville, Duval, Florida
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AFN: Q73N-HV
Death Notes: Husband - W. Lee Milton
Husband John W. Perry
Born: 1822 - Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA
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Died: January 29, 1869 - Brewster, Barnstable, MA
Buried:
Father: Herman Perry
Mother: Mary Perry
Marriage: October 25, 1849 - Harwich, Barnstable Co., MA
Noted events in his life were:
1. Residence, Brewster, Barnstable, Massachusetts, 1860
Wife Clarissa Howland
Born: August 15, 1826 - Brewster, Barnstable, MA
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Died: November 10, 1902 - Brewster, Barnstable, MA
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Noted events in her life were:
1. Residence, Dennis, Barnstable, Massachusetts, 1850
2. Residence, Brewster, Barnstable, Massachusetts, 1860
3. Residence, Brewster, Barnstable, Massachusetts, 1880
Children
1 M Charles W. Perry
Born: September 1848 - Barnstable Co., MA
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Spouse: Sarah D. Long
Marr: March 22, 1868 - Brewster, Barnstable Co., MA
2 M Joseph H. Perry
Born: 1849 - Barnstable Co., MA
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3 F Emeralda Perry
Born: 1852 - Barnstable Co., MA
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4 M Francis J. Perry
Born: 1855 - Barnstable Co., MA
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5 F Mary D. Perry
Born: 1862 - Brewster, Barnstable, MA
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Spouse: John F. Vincent
Marr: June 3, 1889 - Brewster, Barnstable Co., MA
6 M William E. Perry
AKA: Willie
Born: April 1867 - Brewster, Barnstable Co., MA
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Spouse: Celinda F. Alexander
Marr: May 1, 1889 - Brewster, Barnstable Co., MA
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Wife Clarissa Howland
Born: August 15, 1826 - Brewster, Barnstable, MA
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Died: November 10, 1902 - Brewster, Barnstable, MA
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Other Spouse: John W. Perry - October 25, 1849 - Harwich, Barnstable Co., MA
Noted events in her life were:
1. Residence, Dennis, Barnstable, Massachusetts, 1850
2. Residence, Brewster, Barnstable, Massachusetts, 1860
3. Residence, Brewster, Barnstable, Massachusetts, 1880
Children
Husband Abner Wilcox
Born: 1744 - Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts
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Died: 1816 - Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts
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Father: Stephen Wilcox
Mother: Mary Ricketson
Marriage: May 14, 1762 - Mendon, Worchester County, Massachusetts
Other Spouse: Levina Brownell - March 1796 - Masschusetts
Wife Content Howland
Born: 1751 - Massachusetts
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1 M Stephen Wilcox
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2 M Henry Wilcox
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3 M William Wilcox
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4 F Elizabeth Wilcox
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
5 M Abner Wilcox
Born: April 26, 1783 - Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Elizabeth Chase
Marr: February 9, 1812
Death Notes: Child - Abner Wilcox
Husband
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Deborah Howland 39 62
Born: 1627 - Fen Stanton, , Huntingdonshire, England 39
Baptized:
Died: October 16, 1665 - Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 39
Buried:
AFN: 9CQ8-2R
Father: Arthur Howland 34 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
Mother: Mary Walker 39
Children
Research Notes: Wife - Deborah Howland
!See notes of father. Her birth (estimated) and marriage are on the FGRA sheet and also in 'Anc. of Annis Spear'. She was not named in his will but he gave to a grandchild Assadiah Smith and to her three brothers. The place of her marriage was not given in any of the sources listed in the notes for her father.
LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the 1997 IGI from temple records except the baptism was with the ordinance record from temple film. It and the endowment were for daughter of Arthur Howland and Margaret Read but the sealing to parents was to Arthur and Mrs. Howland.
Husband
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Deborah Howland 63 64
Born: - MA
Baptized:
Died: - Dartmouth, Massachusetts
Buried:
Father: Arthur Howland 63
Mother: Margaret Walker Widow 63
Children
Husband
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Deborah Howland 63 64
Born: - MA
Baptized:
Died: - Dartmouth, Massachusetts
Buried:
Father: Arthur Howland 63
Mother: Margaret Walker Widow 63
Children
Husband Edward Howland
Born: November 20, 1788 - Tiverton, , R.I.
Baptized:
Died: 1817 - Bristol, , R.I.
Buried:
AFN: Q73C-VJ
Father: John Howland
Mother: Grace Church
Marriage: 1813 - Bristol, Bristol, R.I.
Wife Eliphal Taber
Born: September 5, 1790 - Tiverton, Newport, R.I.
Baptized:
Died: October 4, 1863 - Bristol, Bristol, R.I.
Buried:
AFN: Q73F-X5
Father: Philip Taber
Mother: Eliphal Soule
Children
1 M Edward Church Howland
Born: October 7, 1816 - Bristol, Bristol, R.I.
Baptized:
Died: March 30, 1878 - Madison, Madison, Florida
Buried: - Madison, Madison, Florida, Oak Ridge Cem.
AFN: Q73C-L5
Spouse: Anna J. Allen
Marr: September 22, 1843 - Madison, Florida
2 M William C. Howland
Born: 1814 - Bristol, Bristol, R.I.
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
AFN: Q73C-K0
Death Notes: Child - William C. Howland
Husband John Low
Born:
Baptized:
Died: 1675 - In King Phillip War
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Elizabeth Howland
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Arthur Howland
Mother:
Children
1 F Elizabeth Low
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Walter Joyce
Husband John Low
Born: 1636
Baptized:
Died: March 26, 1676
Buried:
Marriage: 1664
Wife Elizabeth Howland
Born: 1634
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Job Low
Born: - Marshfield, Pc, MA
Baptized:
Died: 1759 - Wells, York Co., Maine
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Wormwood
Marr: April 17, 1701 - Wells, York Co., Maine
Husband
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Elizabeth Howland
Born: 1633 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Arthur Howland 34 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
Mother: Mary Walker 39
Children
Death Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Howland
Y
Research Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Howland
!See notes for her father. *LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the FGRA sheet. The baptism and endowment are in the 1997 IGI, born 1640, Marshfield, daughter of Arthur Howland and Margaret Walker, the baptism with no temple, endowment SGEOR. Sealing to parents Arthur Howland and Mrs., is there. LDS proxy sealing of marriage is from temple film 457092, also 471941. However, the first is for 1956 sealings and the second is for 1967. There are several with later dates, the earliest being 22 Aug 1990 PORTL.
Husband
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Elizabeth Howland
Born: 1633 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Arthur Howland 34 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
Mother: Mary Walker 39
Children
Death Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Howland
Y
Research Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Howland
!See notes for her father. *LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the FGRA sheet. The baptism and endowment are in the 1997 IGI, born 1640, Marshfield, daughter of Arthur Howland and Margaret Walker, the baptism with no temple, endowment SGEOR. Sealing to parents Arthur Howland and Mrs., is there. LDS proxy sealing of marriage is from temple film 457092, also 471941. However, the first is for 1956 sealings and the second is for 1967. There are several with later dates, the earliest being 22 Aug 1990 PORTL.
Husband
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Elizabeth Howland 63
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Arthur Howland 63
Mother: Margaret Walker Widow 63
Children
Notes: Marriage
Husband Frederic Taber
Born: February 26, 1856 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: December 25, 1930 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Buried:
Father: Charles Taber
Mother: Sarah Jane Howland
Marriage: May 10, 1882 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Wife Elizabeth Delano Howland
Born: June 9, 1861 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: May 12, 1883 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Buried:
Father: James Henry Howland
Mother: Francis Louisa Peters
Children
1 M Frederic Howland Taber
Born: May 3, 1883 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: October 1, 1970 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Buried:
Spouse: Helen Wendell Bourne
Marr: April 11, 1908 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
General Notes: Husband - Frederic Taber
was in info-V.Carlin 1997
General Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Delano Howland
/Taber/
was in info-V.Carlin 1997
General Notes: Child - Frederic Howland Taber
Husband John Tinkham
Born: August 22, 1680
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Ephraim Tinkham
Mother: Esther Wright
Marriage:
Wife Hannah Howland
Born: - Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died: 1687 - Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts
Buried:
Father: John Howland 34 38 65 66 67 68 69
Mother: Pilgrim Elizabeth Tilley 34
Children
1 F Susannah Tinkham
Born:
Baptized:
Died: June 21, 1813
Buried:
Spouse: James Cobb
Husband Edward Winslow
Born: June 7, 1714
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Isaac Winslow
Mother: Sarah Wensley
Marriage: April 10, 1741 - Plymouth, MA
Wife Hannah Howland
Born: December 19, 1712
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Thomas Howland
Mother: Joanna Cole
Other Spouse: William Dyre - October 29, 1734 - Plymouth, MA
Children
Husband Henry Howland
Born: - Fen Station, Huntingdonshire, England
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Arthur Howland
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Husband Henry Howland 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
Born: 1604 - Scrooby, England 32 33
Baptized: November 25, 1604 - Scrooby, Nottinghamshire, England 70
Died: January 17, 1671 - Duxbury, Massachusetts 32 33 71
Buried: - Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts
AFN: 3W6V-WS
Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
Mother: Margaret Ann Aires 29 30 31 34 52
Marriage: June 16, 1624 - Duxbury, Plymouth, MA 29 30 31 32 33 34
Other Spouse: Ann
Other Spouse: Mary - 1627 - England
Noted events in his life were:
1. Alt. Death 36 - Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
2. Census
Parents: Henry Howland & Alice Aires
3. Immigration, 1625
4. Will, November 28, 1670
The Will of Henry Howland
Hennery Howland being week of body, yet a good and perfect memory makes and ordains this to be his last will and Testament as followeth: Imprimis. I give and bequeath all my housing, both dwelling house barne with all my lands both upland and meddow land now lying and being within the Township of Duxburrow unto my sonne Joseph Howland only during my wife's life she shall have and injoy the new Room to herself for her owne self
2. I give and bequeath to my son John Howland five oxen and two heifers and one horse with all the trappings belonging there to as also a bed with things belonging there to as also my fowling piece.
3. My will is that my son Joseph Howland out of the fore mentioned houses and lands and cattle shall pay or cause to be paid unto my son Zoeth Howland 20 pounds that is to say 5 pounds by the year till the 20 pounds be paid; as alsoe twelve pence apiece to all his brothers and sisters and their children surviving.
4. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah two heifers and two sheep and one mare now running at Apponogansett; as alsoe one bed and bedding there unto belonging
5 Item I give unto my son John one muskett
6 Item I give unto my Elizabeth one cow
7 Item I give my old mare now running at Apponogansett unto my son Samuel Howland.
8 Item I give unto my son Joseph Howland ten acres of meadow land now lying and being at a place commonly known by the name of Garnetts Nose Marsh
9 I give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary, 10 shillings to be paid out of my estate as yet undisposed of
10 Item I give unto my daughter Abigail 10 shillings to be paid by my son Joseph who is to sell a barrel of syder and to pay it out of that
11 I give unto my two sons John and Samuel both of them a barrel of syder
12 Lastly I give and bequeath unto my loving wife all the rest of my estate both movables and chattels that this is my last Will and Testament I here unto sett my hand and seale this 28th day of Nov 1670
Henery Howland
Signed and sealed in the presence of:
SAMUEL NASH
JOHN SPRAGUE
Wife Mary Sarah Newland 29 30 31 32 33
Born: 1609 - England 32 33
Baptized:
Died: June 17, 1674 - Massachusetts 32
Buried:
Father: William Newland 29 30 31
Mother: Agnes Greenway 29 30 31
Children
1 M Zeoth Howland 33
Born: - Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA 33
Baptized:
Died: September 27, 1727 - Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA 33
Buried:
Spouse: Abigail October 33
Marr: Newport, Newport Co., RI 33
2 F Abigail Howland 29 30 31 32
Born: 1629 - Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA 32
Baptized:
Died: April 7, 1692 - Eastham, Barnstable, MA 32
Buried: - Eastham, Barnstable, MA
Spouse: John Young 29 30 31
Marr: December 13, 1648 - Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 29 30 31 32
General Notes: Husband - Henry Howland
Henry Howland and his two brothers, John and Arthur, were the first Howlands in America. All three were in Scrooby, Nottinghamshire, members of the band of Puritans who then removed to Holland due to religious intolerance. Brother John Howland was the first to arrive aboard the Mayflower in 1620. When Henry (and Arthur) arrived is not known, but it was likely in the period 1631-32, as Henry Howland was admitted freeman of Plymouth colony before January 1632/33. In 1636, he removed to the Duxbury section of the colony where he served in various positions, including Duxbury highway surveyor. His Quaker activities resulted in fines and censureship. "On 22 December 1657 Henry Howland, for entertaining Quaker meetings at his house, was summoned to appear at the next court. On 2 March 1657, 58, he was fined 10s. for entertaining a meeting at his house contrary to the order of the court...." On 7 June 1659, "Henry Howland of Duxburrow" as a Quaker "or manifest encourager of such" appears on a list to lose freemanship and is ordered to appear in August to be convicted and censured. At court on 6 October 1659, Henry Howland was disenfranchised for being an "abettor and entertainer of Quakers." The claim that Henry Howland's wife was Mary Newland is unsupported. The will of Henry Howland:
Hennery Howland being week of body, yet a good and perfect memory makes and ordains this to be his last will and Testament as followeth: Imprimis. I give and bequeath all my housing, both dwelling house barne with all my lands both vpland and meddow land now lying and being within the Township of Duxburrow unto my sonne Joseph Howland only during my wife's life she shall have and injoy the new Room to herself for her owne self 2 I give and bequeath to my son John Howland five oxen and two heifers and one horse with all the trappings belonging there to as also a bed with things belonging there to as also my fowling piece. 3 My will is that my son Joseph Howland out of the fore mentioned houses & lands & cattle shall pay or cause to be paid unto my son Zoeth Howland 20 pounds that is to say 5 pounds by the year till the 20 pounds be paid; as alsoe twelve pence apiece to all his brothers and sisters and their children sviving. 4 Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah two heifers and two sheep and one mare now running at Apponogansett; as alsoe one bed and bedding there unto belonging 5 Item I give unto my son John one muskett 6 Item I give unto my Elizabeth one cow 7 Item I give my old mare now running at Apponogansett unto my son Samuel Howland. 8 Item I give unto my son Joseph Howland ten acres of meadow land now lying and being at a place commonly known by the name of the Garnetts Nose Marsh 9 I give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary, 10 shillings to be paid out of my estate as yet undisposed of 10 Item I give unto my daughter Abigail 10 shillings to be paid by my son Joseph who is to sell a barrel of syder and to pay it out of that 11 I give unto my two sons John and Samuel both of them a barrel of syder 12 Lastly I give and bequeath unto my loving wife all the rest of my estate both movables and chattels that this is my last Will and Testament I here unto sett my hand and seale this 28th day of Nov 1670 Signed and sealed in the presence of: Samuel Nash
Henery Howland [A Seal] and
John Sprague.
Sources: ANC: The Great Migration Begins, by Charles Robert Anderson, under the auspices of the New England Historical Society, profile of Henry Howland; GL: A Brief Genealogical History of Arthur, Henry and John Howland and Their Descendants, by Franklin Howland, 1885, pp 67-68, 70-74.
Research Notes: Husband - Henry Howland
!See notes of father. Both the FGRA sheet and the one from Janet Pease said he was born about 1605 but 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' said abt 1609 and 'He was apprenticed to his brother Humphrey in 1623, but as there is no record of his being granted his freedom he probably did not finish his apprenticeship. He came to Plymouth Colony and settled in Duxbury where he died in 1670, leaving a widow Mary, who died 16 Jun 1674. His will, dated 28 Nov 1670, names eight children....' LDS proxy temple ordinances are on the FGRA sheet except proxy sealing of the marriage is in the IGI from temple film 538102 and also 457669.
General Notes: Wife - Mary Sarah Newland
1 _UID 496A677B635D2445A38ABF3616BD092EEA54
Notes: Marriage
_STATMARRIED
General Notes: Child - Abigail Howland
1 _UID 82E7DDDADE05304C8EC17F49AE2151792F50
Husband Henry Howland 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
Born: 1604 - Scrooby, England 32 33
Baptized: November 25, 1604 - Scrooby, Nottinghamshire, England 70
Died: January 17, 1671 - Duxbury, Massachusetts 32 33 71
Buried: - Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts
AFN: 3W6V-WS
Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
Mother: Margaret Ann Aires 29 30 31 34 52
Marriage: 1628 - Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 71
Other Spouse: Mary Sarah Newland 29 30 31 32 33 - June 16, 1624 - Duxbury, Plymouth, MA 29 30 31 32 33 34
Other Spouse: Ann
Other Spouse: Mary - 1627 - England
Noted events in his life were:
1. Alt. Death 36 - Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
2. Census
Parents: Henry Howland & Alice Aires
3. Immigration, 1625
4. Will, November 28, 1670
The Will of Henry Howland
Hennery Howland being week of body, yet a good and perfect memory makes and ordains this to be his last will and Testament as followeth: Imprimis. I give and bequeath all my housing, both dwelling house barne with all my lands both upland and meddow land now lying and being within the Township of Duxburrow unto my sonne Joseph Howland only during my wife's life she shall have and injoy the new Room to herself for her owne self
2. I give and bequeath to my son John Howland five oxen and two heifers and one horse with all the trappings belonging there to as also a bed with things belonging there to as also my fowling piece.
3. My will is that my son Joseph Howland out of the fore mentioned houses and lands and cattle shall pay or cause to be paid unto my son Zoeth Howland 20 pounds that is to say 5 pounds by the year till the 20 pounds be paid; as alsoe twelve pence apiece to all his brothers and sisters and their children surviving.
4. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah two heifers and two sheep and one mare now running at Apponogansett; as alsoe one bed and bedding there unto belonging
5 Item I give unto my son John one muskett
6 Item I give unto my Elizabeth one cow
7 Item I give my old mare now running at Apponogansett unto my son Samuel Howland.
8 Item I give unto my son Joseph Howland ten acres of meadow land now lying and being at a place commonly known by the name of Garnetts Nose Marsh
9 I give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary, 10 shillings to be paid out of my estate as yet undisposed of
10 Item I give unto my daughter Abigail 10 shillings to be paid by my son Joseph who is to sell a barrel of syder and to pay it out of that
11 I give unto my two sons John and Samuel both of them a barrel of syder
12 Lastly I give and bequeath unto my loving wife all the rest of my estate both movables and chattels that this is my last Will and Testament I here unto sett my hand and seale this 28th day of Nov 1670
Henery Howland
Signed and sealed in the presence of:
SAMUEL NASH
JOHN SPRAGUE
Wife
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Noted events in their marriage were:
1. Alt. Marriage 36, 1628 - England
Children
General Notes: Husband - Henry Howland
Henry Howland and his two brothers, John and Arthur, were the first Howlands in America. All three were in Scrooby, Nottinghamshire, members of the band of Puritans who then removed to Holland due to religious intolerance. Brother John Howland was the first to arrive aboard the Mayflower in 1620. When Henry (and Arthur) arrived is not known, but it was likely in the period 1631-32, as Henry Howland was admitted freeman of Plymouth colony before January 1632/33. In 1636, he removed to the Duxbury section of the colony where he served in various positions, including Duxbury highway surveyor. His Quaker activities resulted in fines and censureship. "On 22 December 1657 Henry Howland, for entertaining Quaker meetings at his house, was summoned to appear at the next court. On 2 March 1657, 58, he was fined 10s. for entertaining a meeting at his house contrary to the order of the court...." On 7 June 1659, "Henry Howland of Duxburrow" as a Quaker "or manifest encourager of such" appears on a list to lose freemanship and is ordered to appear in August to be convicted and censured. At court on 6 October 1659, Henry Howland was disenfranchised for being an "abettor and entertainer of Quakers." The claim that Henry Howland's wife was Mary Newland is unsupported. The will of Henry Howland:
Hennery Howland being week of body, yet a good and perfect memory makes and ordains this to be his last will and Testament as followeth: Imprimis. I give and bequeath all my housing, both dwelling house barne with all my lands both vpland and meddow land now lying and being within the Township of Duxburrow unto my sonne Joseph Howland only during my wife's life she shall have and injoy the new Room to herself for her owne self 2 I give and bequeath to my son John Howland five oxen and two heifers and one horse with all the trappings belonging there to as also a bed with things belonging there to as also my fowling piece. 3 My will is that my son Joseph Howland out of the fore mentioned houses & lands & cattle shall pay or cause to be paid unto my son Zoeth Howland 20 pounds that is to say 5 pounds by the year till the 20 pounds be paid; as alsoe twelve pence apiece to all his brothers and sisters and their children sviving. 4 Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah two heifers and two sheep and one mare now running at Apponogansett; as alsoe one bed and bedding there unto belonging 5 Item I give unto my son John one muskett 6 Item I give unto my Elizabeth one cow 7 Item I give my old mare now running at Apponogansett unto my son Samuel Howland. 8 Item I give unto my son Joseph Howland ten acres of meadow land now lying and being at a place commonly known by the name of the Garnetts Nose Marsh 9 I give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary, 10 shillings to be paid out of my estate as yet undisposed of 10 Item I give unto my daughter Abigail 10 shillings to be paid by my son Joseph who is to sell a barrel of syder and to pay it out of that 11 I give unto my two sons John and Samuel both of them a barrel of syder 12 Lastly I give and bequeath unto my loving wife all the rest of my estate both movables and chattels that this is my last Will and Testament I here unto sett my hand and seale this 28th day of Nov 1670 Signed and sealed in the presence of: Samuel Nash
Henery Howland [A Seal] and
John Sprague.
Sources: ANC: The Great Migration Begins, by Charles Robert Anderson, under the auspices of the New England Historical Society, profile of Henry Howland; GL: A Brief Genealogical History of Arthur, Henry and John Howland and Their Descendants, by Franklin Howland, 1885, pp 67-68, 70-74.
Research Notes: Husband - Henry Howland
!See notes of father. Both the FGRA sheet and the one from Janet Pease said he was born about 1605 but 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' said abt 1609 and 'He was apprenticed to his brother Humphrey in 1623, but as there is no record of his being granted his freedom he probably did not finish his apprenticeship. He came to Plymouth Colony and settled in Duxbury where he died in 1670, leaving a widow Mary, who died 16 Jun 1674. His will, dated 28 Nov 1670, names eight children....' LDS proxy temple ordinances are on the FGRA sheet except proxy sealing of the marriage is in the IGI from temple film 538102 and also 457669.
Husband Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
AKA: Humphrey Howland 72
Born: 1574 - Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England 47
Baptized:
Died: May 17, 1635 - Fen Stanton, Hunts., England 47
Buried: May 19, 1635 - Fen Stanton, , Huntingdonshire, England
AFN: 8WRK-72
Father: John Howland 29 30 31 34
Mother: Emma Revell 29 30 31 34
Marriage:
Other Spouse: Margaret Ann Aires 29 30 31 34 52 - April 26, 1600 - Ely, Cambridge, England 29 30 31 34
Noted events in his life were:
1. Census 65
Parents: John Howland & Emma Revell
2. Census 73
Grandparents: John Howland & Anne (Anges) Greenway
3. Occupation 70
4. Caste 47, May 19, 1635 - Fen Stanton, , Huntingdonshire, England
Wife Margaret Howland
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M John Howland 34 38 65 66 67 68 69
Born: 1601 - Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England 65
Baptized: - Ely, Cambridgeshire, England
Died: February 23, 1672 - Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 65
Buried: - Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 74
AFN: 8WRK-5P
Spouse: Pilgrim Elizabeth Tilley 34
Marr: March 25, 1623 - Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass. 34
General Notes: Husband - Henry Howland
1 _UID C280F805719DCE4998CD6771286F5BA5385B
Research Notes: Husband - Henry Howland
!Initial source: Family group sheet in the FGRA collection of the Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, submitted by Mabel S. Cordon, Ashton, Idaho. Her sources: New Eng Hist and Gen Reg Vol C1V; Boston, Mass; Preston Ancestry by Belle Preston. A source was added in handwriting 'REL 974 W2be p 65, 87', and at the bottom of the sheet, also in handwriting, 'Preston Bassett Anc.' by Mary Preston (929.273 B294p) and 'Eng. Anc. and Homes of Pilgrims' (Ref 974 W2be) pg 65, 87.
This sheet has the birthplace of the father as Essex, Eng., the death at Fen Stanto, Hunts, Eng. It has the sequence of the children as Arthur, John, Margaret, Humphrey, George, Simon, Hannah and Henry, all born Essex, England, except John at Scrooby, Notts, and Henry at Scrooby, Essex.
A family group sheet by Janet K. Pease, Moline, Ill., had the same children with the same births except John born London and Henry born Scrooby, Notts. She added a death date for George and for Simon. (See notes for the children.) Her sources: Hist. of Duxbury, Mass.; Duxbury Vit rec; Marshfield Vit rec; Howland Quarterly.
'Ancestors of Annis Spear', by William G. Davis said they were all 'presumably born at Fenny Stanton' and listed John first, born abt 1593, then George, Margaret, Humphrey, Arthur, Simon and Henry. No Hannah was listed.
Some information put out by the 'Society of the Descendants of Pilgrim John Howland of the Ship Mayflower' (I neglected to note where I obtained it) lists them Arthur, John, Margaret, Humphrey, George, Simon, and Henry, with no births given for any except Simon. No Hannah was llisted. (See notes of the children for other information given and for a suggestion about Hannah.)
The will of Humphrey Howland gave bequests to 'my nephew Simon Howland ... and to his sister Hannah...'. It may be that this was mistakenly thought to refer to Humphrey's sister but it clearly calls her sister of his nephew. They could possibly be children of his brother Simon who may have been dead by 1646 when the will was made.
LDS Ancestral File has another wife for Henry - Alice Aires. (See below for doubt of this.) Also has parents John (son of John Howland and Ann Greenway) and Emma Revell.
LDS proxy baptism and endowment are from the FGRA sheet.
There is no further biography given for him in 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' but some information put out by the 'Society of the Descendants of Pilgrim John Howland of the Ship Mayflower' (I neglected to note where I obtained it) has, in a paragraph under 'Howlands in England': 'When Franklyn Howland published his 'Howland Genealogy' in 1885 it was known that a Humphrey Howland of London, draper, left a will in 1646 which mentioned his three brothers, Arthur, John, and Henry of New England. Further research did not identify their parents until 1937 when McClure Meredith Howland of New York discovered in the Draper's Records of London, mention that Humphrey Howland was the son of Henry
Howland of Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England. Thus we know that John Howland's father was Henry Howland. From more recent research by Sir Anthony Wagner of the College of Arms what follows is all we found out about this family. We do not know the line back any further than John Howland's father. In Colonel Francis R. Stoddard's book 'Truth About the Pilgrims' (1952) he mentions Leon C. Hill's discovery of a marriage at Holy Trinity in Ely, Cambridgeshire, of a Henry Howland to Alice Aires on 26 April 1600. Among their children was a John, bapt. 16 Jan 1602, buried as John Howlett, 29 July 1603 and a Henry, born 7 Nov 1612. Sir Anthony is of the opinion that this is actually a Howlett family and not connected with the Henry Howland family of Fen Stanton.'
This information was not dated except there is a report of activity done in 1960 which makes it written after that, how long after is not clear.
Burial Notes: Child - John Howland
Burial Hill
General Notes: Child - John Howland
John Howland was a Mayflower pilgrim, born about 1592 in Fenstanton, Huntingdonshire, England. His parents were Henry and Margaret Howland. He died at over 80 years of age, the last survivor of the Mayflower. He is buried on Burial Hill in Plymouth, MA. He was married at Plymouth in about 1624-1625 to Elizabeth Tilley, also a Mayflower passenger. Later, John's brothers Henry, Jr and Arthur Howland arrived and settled at Plymouth.
"JOHN HOWLAND,1 came in the Mayflower, 1650, as servant of Gov. Carver. Until the discovery of Gov. Bradford's manuscript history of Plymouth Colony, it was supposed he married Elizabeth, dau. of Gov. Carver; but he m. soon after their arrival. Elizabeth, only daughter of John Tilley and wife; all passengers in the Mayflower, her parents dying the first winter. He was signer of the Mayflower Compact, Nov. 21, 1620; being then 28 years of age."
"Bradford relates a brief sketch of an accident to him during the voyage saying; "In sundrie of these storms the winds were so feirce. & ye seas so high, as they could not heare a knote of saile, but were forced to hull, for diverce days togither. And in one of them, as they thus lay at hull, in a mighty storme, a lusty yonge man (called John Howland) coming upon some occasion above ye grattings, was, with a seele of ye shipe throwne into (ye) sea; but it pleased God yet he caught hold of ye top-saile halliards, which hung over board, & rane out at length; yet he held his hould (though he was sundrie fadomes under water) till he was hald up by ye same rope to ye brime of ye water, and then with a boat hooke & other means got into ye shipe againe. & his life saved; and though he was something ill with it, yet he lived many years after, and became a profitable member both in church and common wealthe." He lived at Rocky Nook, Plymouth; an early freeman, and prominent in the affairs of the Colony; assessor 1633; juror, 1636; selectman, 1666; deputy at various times from 1652 to 1670; and served on important committees; assistant to the governor 1633-5. In 1634 he managed a trading post on the Kennebec river for the colony; called Cushmoc, probably at or near Augusta, Maine; but does not appear to have resided there. He was member of Gov. Bradford's Council, which in 1635 was composed of; Mr. Thomas Prince. Mr. Edward Winslow. Mr. John Alden, Mr. Stephen Hopkins, Capt. Myles Standish, Mr. William Collier and Mr. John Howland He and his brothers Arthur and Henry, who came over to Plymouth together later, were mentioned in the will of one Humphrey Howland, draper, of London, Eng., dated May 28, 1646." (From The Hamlin Family, pp.89-90)
Research Notes: Child - John Howland
See notes of father. The FGRA sheet, the sheet from Janet Pease and 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' all had the same data for him except Janet's sheet said he was born in London. 'Anc. of Annis Spear' had the same birth year but showed him first child. It said both he and his wife were passengers on the Mayflower. The Society paper shows him second child and says 'yeoman, passenger on Mayflower to Plymouth, 1620, died at Plymouth Colony, 23 Feb. 1672 'over eighty'. He is mentioned in the will of his brother, Humphrey, 1646.'
An entry in the 2000 LDS IGI says the marriage date was 16 Aug 1624, of Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass. LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the FGRA sheet except sealing of his marriage is from the LDS IGI.
Husband Humphrey Howland 34
Born: 1605 - Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England
Baptized: - Fen Stanton, , Huntingdonshire, England
Died: July 9, 1646 - England
Buried: - London, England
Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
Mother: Margaret Ann Aires 29 30 31 34 52
Marriage: 1632 - St. Swithin's
Other Spouse: Margaret Calvert - November 21, 1622 - St. Mary's, White Chapel, Middlesex
Wife Ann Mary
Born:
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Children
Death Notes: Husband - Humphrey Howland
Y
Research Notes: Husband - Humphrey Howland
! See notes of father. The FGRA sheet had no marriage date and only the name 'Anne' as spouse. Janet Pease's sheet had both spouses, the first Margaret Calvert with date of marriage, the second with no date and only the name Anne. 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' had both spouses but no surname for Margaret and date of only the second marriage. It says he was aprenticed on 19 Nov 1613 to James Smith of the Drapers Company, London, and was granted his freedom on 1 Dec 1620.' It also gave much information about his will. The Society paper gave both marriages but no day for the second one which it says was by license. First marriage is in the IGI, form 7932032 93 film 1260626. Several other entries and several for 2nd marriage, no source available. LDS proxy temple ordinances are on the FGRA sheet and proxy sealing of the marriage is in the IGI.
Husband Humphrey Howland 34
Born: 1605 - Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England
Baptized: - Fen Stanton, , Huntingdonshire, England
Died: July 9, 1646 - England
Buried: - London, England
Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
Mother: Margaret Ann Aires 29 30 31 34 52
Marriage: October 1636 - St Swithins, London, London, England
Other Spouse: Ann Mary - 1632 - St. Swithin's
Other Spouse: Margaret Calvert - November 21, 1622 - St. Mary's, White Chapel, Middlesex
Wife
Born:
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Children
Death Notes: Husband - Humphrey Howland
Y
Research Notes: Husband - Humphrey Howland
! See notes of father. The FGRA sheet had no marriage date and only the name 'Anne' as spouse. Janet Pease's sheet had both spouses, the first Margaret Calvert with date of marriage, the second with no date and only the name Anne. 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' had both spouses but no surname for Margaret and date of only the second marriage. It says he was aprenticed on 19 Nov 1613 to James Smith of the Drapers Company, London, and was granted his freedom on 1 Dec 1620.' It also gave much information about his will. The Society paper gave both marriages but no day for the second one which it says was by license. First marriage is in the IGI, form 7932032 93 film 1260626. Several other entries and several for 2nd marriage, no source available. LDS proxy temple ordinances are on the FGRA sheet and proxy sealing of the marriage is in the IGI.
Husband Isaac Howland
Born: November 15, 1649 - Rocky Nook/Kingston, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died: - Middleboro, MA
Buried:
Father: John Howland 34 38 65 66 67 68 69
Mother: Pilgrim Elizabeth Tilley 34
Marriage:
Wife Elizabeth Vaughan
AKA: Elizabeth Vaugh
Born: April 8, 1653 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
Baptized: - Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts
Died: October 29, 1727 - Middleborough, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Buried:
Father: George Vaughn
Mother: Elizabeth Henchman
Father: George Vaughn
Mother:
Children
1 M Seth Howland
Born: November 28, 1677
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Isaac Howland
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Sarah Thomas
3 F Priscilla Howland
Born: August 22, 1681
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
4 F Elizabeth Howland
Born: December 2, 1682
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
5 M Nathan Howland
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Francis Coombs
Marr: 1712
6 M Jael Howland
Born: October 13, 1688
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
7 F Susanna Howland
Born: October 14, 1690
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Vaughan
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Husband Isaac Howland
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Father: Isaac Howland
Mother: Elizabeth Vaughan
Marriage:
Wife Sarah Thomas
Born: December 25, 1687
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Jeremiah Thomas
Mother: Lydia Howland
Children
1 M Isaac Howland
Born: 1714
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Jeremiah Howland
Born: 1715
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
3 M Joseph Howland
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
4 M Charles Howland
Born: 1722
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Husband Jabez Howland
Born: - Rocky Nook/Kingston, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died: - Bristol, Bristol, Rhode Island
Buried:
Father: John Howland 34 38 65 66 67 68 69
Mother: Pilgrim Elizabeth Tilley 34
Marriage: 1669 - Plymouth, Mass.
Wife Bethia Thacher
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Father: Anthony Thacher
Mother:
Noted events in their marriage were:
1. Alt. Marriage - Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass.
Children
1 M Jaabez Howland
Born: November 15, 1669
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
2 M John Howland
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
3 F Bethiah Howland
Born: June 3, 1674
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
4 F Josiah Howland
Born: August 6, 1676
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
5 M Seth Howland
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
6 M Samuel Howland
Born: May 16, 1686
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
7 F Experience Howland
Born: May 19, 1687
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
8 M Joseph Howland
Born: October 14, 1692
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Jabez Howland
1. Has Children Jabez Howland b: 15 NOV 1669 in Plymouth, MA
2. Has No Children John Howland b: ABT 15 JAN 1672/73 in Plymouth, MA
3. Has No Children Bethia Howland b: 3 JUN 1674 in Plymouth, MA
4. Has Children Josiah Howland b: 6 AUG 1676 in Plymouth, MA
5. Has No Children John Howland b: 26 JUL 1679 in Plymouth, MA
6. Has Children Elizabeth Howland b: ABT 1681 in Bristol, MA
7. Has No Children Judah Howland b: 7 MAY 1683 in Bristol, MA
8. Has Children Samuel Howland b: 1684 in Bristol, MA
9. Has No Children Seth Howland b: 5 JAN 1684/85 in Bristol, MA
10. Has No Children Experience Howland b: 19 MAY 1687 in Bristol, MA
11. Has Children Joseph Howland b: 14 OCT 1692 in Bristol, MA
Husband James Howland
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father:
Mother: Elizabeth Southworth
Marriage:
Wife Mary Lothrop
Born: October 27, 1675
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Father: John Lothrop
Mother:
Children
1 F Hannah Howland
Born:
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Died:
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Husband James A. Howland
Born: August 20, 1864 - Madison, Florida
Baptized:
Died: December 12, 1904 - Orlando, Orange, Florida
Buried:
AFN: Q73N-R8
Father: Edward Church Howland
Mother: Anna J. Allen
Marriage: December 30, 1885 - Madison, Florida
Other Spouse: Grace Myrtle Gilmer - May 19, 1898
Wife Sophia Mabel Stokes
Born: November 20, 1866 - Gadsden, Florida
Baptized:
Died: July 23, 1893 - Cedar Keys, Levy, Florida
Buried:
AFN: Q73N-PW
Children
1 M Raymond Allan Howland
Born: July 16, 1892 - Reddick, Marion, Florida
Baptized:
Died: February 25, 1965 - Honolulu, , Hawaii
Buried:
AFN: Q73N-Q3
Husband James Henry Howland
Born: November 10, 1810 - Andover, Essex County, Massachusletts, USA
Baptized:
Died: March 19, 1884 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Buried:
Marriage: July 2, 1858 - Andover, Essex County, Massachusletts, USA
Wife Francis Louisa Peters
Born: July 2, 1838 - Andover, Essex County, Massachusletts, USA
Baptized:
Died: July 21, 1869 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Buried:
Father: John Peters
Mother: Susan Thompson
Children
1 F Elizabeth Delano Howland
Born: June 9, 1861 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: May 12, 1883 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Buried:
Spouse: Frederic Taber
Marr: May 10, 1882 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
General Notes: Husband - James Henry Howland
was in info-V.Carlin 1997
General Notes: Wife - Francis Louisa Peters
/Howland/
was in info-V.Carlin 1997
General Notes: Child - Elizabeth Delano Howland
/Taber/
was in info-V.Carlin 1997
Husband John Howland 34 38 65 66 67 68 69
Born: 1601 - Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England 65
Baptized: - Ely, Cambridgeshire, England
Died: February 23, 1672 - Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 65
Buried: - Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 74
AFN: 8WRK-5P
Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
Mother: Margaret Ann Aires 29 30 31 34 52
Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
Mother: Margaret Howland
Marriage: March 25, 1623 - Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass. 34
Wife Pilgrim Elizabeth Tilley 34
Born: 1607 - Henlow, Bedfordshire, England
Baptized:
Died: December 21, 1687 - Swansea, Bristol, MA
Buried:
Father: Pilgrim John Tilley 34
Mother: Joan Hurst 34
Children
1 F Desire Howland
Born: October 13, 1623 - Plymount, Plymouth, MA
Baptized:
Died: October 13, 1683 - Barnstable, Barnstaple, MA
Buried:
Spouse: John Gorham
Marr: November 6, 1644 - Plymouth, Plymth, Mass
Spouse: Gorham
Marr: 1655 - Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2 M John Howland
Born: April 24, 1627
Baptized:
Died: - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Lee
Marr: October 26, 1651 - Plymouth, Massachusetts
3 F Hope Howland 34
Born: August 10, 1629 - Plymouth, MA
Baptized:
Died: - Barnstable, , MA
Buried:
Spouse: John Chipman 34
Marr: September 13, 1646 - Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass. 34
4 F Elizabeth Howland
Born: - Possibly Maine
Baptized:
Died: - Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York
Buried:
Spouse: Ephraim Hicks
Marr: September 13, 1649
5 F Lydia Howland
Born: - Possibly Maine
Baptized:
Died: - Massachusetts
Buried:
Spouse: James Brown
Marr: 1651 - Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
6 F Hannah Howland
Born: - Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died: 1687 - Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts
Buried:
Spouse: John Tinkham
7 M Joseph Howland 34
Born: 1640 - Rocky Nook/Kingston, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died: - Plymouth, MA
Buried:
Spouse: Elizabeth Reyner
Marr: September 1, 1641 - Plymouth, MA
8 M Jabez Howland
Born: - Rocky Nook/Kingston, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died: - Bristol, Bristol, Rhode Island
Buried:
Spouse: Bethia Thacher
Marr: 1669 - Plymouth, Mass.
9 F Ruth Howland
Born: - Rocky Nook/Kingston, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died: - Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Buried:
Spouse: Thomas Cushman
Marr: November 17, 1664 - Plymouth, , Mass
10 M Isaac Howland
Born: November 15, 1649 - Rocky Nook/Kingston, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts
Baptized:
Died: - Middleboro, MA
Buried:
Spouse: Elizabeth Vaughan
Burial Notes: Husband - John Howland
Burial Hill
General Notes: Husband - John Howland
John Howland was a Mayflower pilgrim, born about 1592 in Fenstanton, Huntingdonshire, England. His parents were Henry and Margaret Howland. He died at over 80 years of age, the last survivor of the Mayflower. He is buried on Burial Hill in Plymouth, MA. He was married at Plymouth in about 1624-1625 to Elizabeth Tilley, also a Mayflower passenger. Later, John's brothers Henry, Jr and Arthur Howland arrived and settled at Plymouth.
"JOHN HOWLAND,1 came in the Mayflower, 1650, as servant of Gov. Carver. Until the discovery of Gov. Bradford's manuscript history of Plymouth Colony, it was supposed he married Elizabeth, dau. of Gov. Carver; but he m. soon after their arrival. Elizabeth, only daughter of John Tilley and wife; all passengers in the Mayflower, her parents dying the first winter. He was signer of the Mayflower Compact, Nov. 21, 1620; being then 28 years of age."
"Bradford relates a brief sketch of an accident to him during the voyage saying; "In sundrie of these storms the winds were so feirce. & ye seas so high, as they could not heare a knote of saile, but were forced to hull, for diverce days togither. And in one of them, as they thus lay at hull, in a mighty storme, a lusty yonge man (called John Howland) coming upon some occasion above ye grattings, was, with a seele of ye shipe throwne into (ye) sea; but it pleased God yet he caught hold of ye top-saile halliards, which hung over board, & rane out at length; yet he held his hould (though he was sundrie fadomes under water) till he was hald up by ye same rope to ye brime of ye water, and then with a boat hooke & other means got into ye shipe againe. & his life saved; and though he was something ill with it, yet he lived many years after, and became a profitable member both in church and common wealthe." He lived at Rocky Nook, Plymouth; an early freeman, and prominent in the affairs of the Colony; assessor 1633; juror, 1636; selectman, 1666; deputy at various times from 1652 to 1670; and served on important committees; assistant to the governor 1633-5. In 1634 he managed a trading post on the Kennebec river for the colony; called Cushmoc, probably at or near Augusta, Maine; but does not appear to have resided there. He was member of Gov. Bradford's Council, which in 1635 was composed of; Mr. Thomas Prince. Mr. Edward Winslow. Mr. John Alden, Mr. Stephen Hopkins, Capt. Myles Standish, Mr. William Collier and Mr. John Howland He and his brothers Arthur and Henry, who came over to Plymouth together later, were mentioned in the will of one Humphrey Howland, draper, of London, Eng., dated May 28, 1646." (From The Hamlin Family, pp.89-90)
Research Notes: Husband - John Howland
See notes of father. The FGRA sheet, the sheet from Janet Pease and 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' all had the same data for him except Janet's sheet said he was born in London. 'Anc. of Annis Spear' had the same birth year but showed him first child. It said both he and his wife were passengers on the Mayflower. The Society paper shows him second child and says 'yeoman, passenger on Mayflower to Plymouth, 1620, died at Plymouth Colony, 23 Feb. 1672 'over eighty'. He is mentioned in the will of his brother, Humphrey, 1646.'
An entry in the 2000 LDS IGI says the marriage date was 16 Aug 1624, of Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass. LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the FGRA sheet except sealing of his marriage is from the LDS IGI.
General Notes: Wife - Pilgrim Elizabeth Tilley
Mayflower Passenger
General Notes: Child - Desire Howland
1. Desire GORHAM b: 2 Apr 1644 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
2. Temperance GORHAM b: 5 May 1646 in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA
3. Elizabeth GORHAM b: 2 Apr 1648 in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA
4. James GORHAM b: 28 Apr 1650 in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA
5. John GORHAM b: 20 Feb 1651/52 in Marshfield, Plymouth, MA
6. Joseph GORHAM b: 16 Feb 1653/54 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA
7. Jabez GORHAM b: 3 Aug 1656 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA
8. Mercy GORHAM b: 20 Jan 1657/58 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA
9. Lydia GORHAM b: 16 Nov 1661 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA
10. Hannah GORHAM b: 28 Nov 1663 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA
11. Shubael GORHAM b: 21 Oct 1667 in Barnstable, Barnstable, MA
General Notes: Child - Jabez Howland
1. Has Children Jabez Howland b: 15 NOV 1669 in Plymouth, MA
2. Has No Children John Howland b: ABT 15 JAN 1672/73 in Plymouth, MA
3. Has No Children Bethia Howland b: 3 JUN 1674 in Plymouth, MA
4. Has Children Josiah Howland b: 6 AUG 1676 in Plymouth, MA
5. Has No Children John Howland b: 26 JUL 1679 in Plymouth, MA
6. Has Children Elizabeth Howland b: ABT 1681 in Bristol, MA
7. Has No Children Judah Howland b: 7 MAY 1683 in Bristol, MA
8. Has Children Samuel Howland b: 1684 in Bristol, MA
9. Has No Children Seth Howland b: 5 JAN 1684/85 in Bristol, MA
10. Has No Children Experience Howland b: 19 MAY 1687 in Bristol, MA
11. Has Children Joseph Howland b: 14 OCT 1692 in Bristol, MA
Husband John Howland 34 38 65 66 67 68 69
Born: 1601 - Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England 65
Baptized: - Ely, Cambridgeshire, England
Died: February 23, 1672 - Plymouth, Plymouth, MA 65
Buried: - Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 74
AFN: 8WRK-5P
Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
Mother: Margaret Ann Aires 29 30 31 34 52
Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
Mother: Margaret Howland
Marriage: August 14, 1623 - Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Other Spouse: Pilgrim Elizabeth Tilley 34 - March 25, 1623 - Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass. 34
Wife
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
Burial Notes: Husband - John Howland
Burial Hill
General Notes: Husband - John Howland
John Howland was a Mayflower pilgrim, born about 1592 in Fenstanton, Huntingdonshire, England. His parents were Henry and Margaret Howland. He died at over 80 years of age, the last survivor of the Mayflower. He is buried on Burial Hill in Plymouth, MA. He was married at Plymouth in about 1624-1625 to Elizabeth Tilley, also a Mayflower passenger. Later, John's brothers Henry, Jr and Arthur Howland arrived and settled at Plymouth.
"JOHN HOWLAND,1 came in the Mayflower, 1650, as servant of Gov. Carver. Until the discovery of Gov. Bradford's manuscript history of Plymouth Colony, it was supposed he married Elizabeth, dau. of Gov. Carver; but he m. soon after their arrival. Elizabeth, only daughter of John Tilley and wife; all passengers in the Mayflower, her parents dying the first winter. He was signer of the Mayflower Compact, Nov. 21, 1620; being then 28 years of age."
"Bradford relates a brief sketch of an accident to him during the voyage saying; "In sundrie of these storms the winds were so feirce. & ye seas so high, as they could not heare a knote of saile, but were forced to hull, for diverce days togither. And in one of them, as they thus lay at hull, in a mighty storme, a lusty yonge man (called John Howland) coming upon some occasion above ye grattings, was, with a seele of ye shipe throwne into (ye) sea; but it pleased God yet he caught hold of ye top-saile halliards, which hung over board, & rane out at length; yet he held his hould (though he was sundrie fadomes under water) till he was hald up by ye same rope to ye brime of ye water, and then with a boat hooke & other means got into ye shipe againe. & his life saved; and though he was something ill with it, yet he lived many years after, and became a profitable member both in church and common wealthe." He lived at Rocky Nook, Plymouth; an early freeman, and prominent in the affairs of the Colony; assessor 1633; juror, 1636; selectman, 1666; deputy at various times from 1652 to 1670; and served on important committees; assistant to the governor 1633-5. In 1634 he managed a trading post on the Kennebec river for the colony; called Cushmoc, probably at or near Augusta, Maine; but does not appear to have resided there. He was member of Gov. Bradford's Council, which in 1635 was composed of; Mr. Thomas Prince. Mr. Edward Winslow. Mr. John Alden, Mr. Stephen Hopkins, Capt. Myles Standish, Mr. William Collier and Mr. John Howland He and his brothers Arthur and Henry, who came over to Plymouth together later, were mentioned in the will of one Humphrey Howland, draper, of London, Eng., dated May 28, 1646." (From The Hamlin Family, pp.89-90)
Research Notes: Husband - John Howland
See notes of father. The FGRA sheet, the sheet from Janet Pease and 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' all had the same data for him except Janet's sheet said he was born in London. 'Anc. of Annis Spear' had the same birth year but showed him first child. It said both he and his wife were passengers on the Mayflower. The Society paper shows him second child and says 'yeoman, passenger on Mayflower to Plymouth, 1620, died at Plymouth Colony, 23 Feb. 1672 'over eighty'. He is mentioned in the will of his brother, Humphrey, 1646.'
An entry in the 2000 LDS IGI says the marriage date was 16 Aug 1624, of Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass. LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the FGRA sheet except sealing of his marriage is from the LDS IGI.
Husband John Howland
Born: April 24, 1627
Baptized:
Died: - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Buried:
Father: John Howland 34 38 65 66 67 68 69
Mother: Pilgrim Elizabeth Tilley 34
Marriage: October 26, 1651 - Plymouth, Massachusetts
Wife Mary Lee
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Lydia Howland
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Jeremiah Thomas
Husband John Howland
Born: 1592 - Henlow, Bedfordshire, England
Baptized:
Died: - Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA
Buried: - Burial Hill, Plymouth, Plymouth County, MA
Father: Henry Howland
Mother: Margaret
Marriage:
Wife Mary Clarke Tilley
Born: 1578 - Henlow, Bedfordshire, England
Baptized:
Died: December 21, 1687 - Wannamoisett Once Apart Of Swansea And Seekonk , Bristol County, MA
Buried:
Father: Pilgrim John Tilley
Mother: Joan Hurst Rogers
Other Spouse: Thomas Singleton
Other Spouse: Robert Cushman - June 3, 1617 - Leyden, Holland
Noted events in her life were:
1. Immigration
2. Religion, Puritan
Children
1 F Ruth Howland
Born: 1641 - Rocky Nook, Kingston, Massachussetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: 1678 - Plymton, Plymouth Co., Massachussetts, New England
Buried:
Spouse: Thomas Cushman
Marr: November 17, 1663 - Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Massachussetts, New England USA
General Notes: Husband - John Howland
REFN: 1102
General Notes: Wife - Mary Clarke Tilley
REFN: 209
REFN: 211
Notes: Marriage
_STATMARRIED
General Notes: Child - Ruth Howland
Husband John Howland 29 30 31 34
Born: 1540 - Essex, Eng
Baptized:
Died: January 31, 1611 - Middlesex Co., England
Buried:
Father: John Howland 34
Mother: Agnes Greenway 34
Marriage: 1560 - Essex, Eng 29 30 31 34
Wife Emma Revell 29 30 31 34
Born: 1542 - Essex, Eng
Baptized:
Died: 1614 - St.Mary Whitecap
Buried:
Father: Nicholas Revell
Mother:
Children
1 M Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
AKA: Humphrey Howland 72
Born: 1574 - Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England 47
Baptized:
Died: May 17, 1635 - Fen Stanton, Hunts., England 47
Buried: May 19, 1635 - Fen Stanton, , Huntingdonshire, England
AFN: 8WRK-72
Spouse: Margaret Howland
Spouse: Margaret Ann Aires 29 30 31 34 52
Marr: April 26, 1600 - Ely, Cambridge, England 29 30 31 34
2 M John Howland
Born: 1564 - Fen Stanton, , Huntingdonshire, England
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3 M Nicholas Howland
Born: 1566 - Fen Stanton, , Huntingdonshire, England
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4 F Margaret Howland
Born: 1568 - Fen Stanton, , Huntingdonshire, England
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General Notes: Husband - John Howland
1 _UID 8A91AE5812B7414088D8A75521F585ED4FAF
General Notes: Wife - Emma Revell
1 _UID 0777FE4849537D4C87F9B1BB0A4751C980BC
Notes: Marriage
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General Notes: Child - Henry Howland
1 _UID C280F805719DCE4998CD6771286F5BA5385B
Research Notes: Child - Henry Howland
!Initial source: Family group sheet in the FGRA collection of the Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, submitted by Mabel S. Cordon, Ashton, Idaho. Her sources: New Eng Hist and Gen Reg Vol C1V; Boston, Mass; Preston Ancestry by Belle Preston. A source was added in handwriting 'REL 974 W2be p 65, 87', and at the bottom of the sheet, also in handwriting, 'Preston Bassett Anc.' by Mary Preston (929.273 B294p) and 'Eng. Anc. and Homes of Pilgrims' (Ref 974 W2be) pg 65, 87.
This sheet has the birthplace of the father as Essex, Eng., the death at Fen Stanto, Hunts, Eng. It has the sequence of the children as Arthur, John, Margaret, Humphrey, George, Simon, Hannah and Henry, all born Essex, England, except John at Scrooby, Notts, and Henry at Scrooby, Essex.
A family group sheet by Janet K. Pease, Moline, Ill., had the same children with the same births except John born London and Henry born Scrooby, Notts. She added a death date for George and for Simon. (See notes for the children.) Her sources: Hist. of Duxbury, Mass.; Duxbury Vit rec; Marshfield Vit rec; Howland Quarterly.
'Ancestors of Annis Spear', by William G. Davis said they were all 'presumably born at Fenny Stanton' and listed John first, born abt 1593, then George, Margaret, Humphrey, Arthur, Simon and Henry. No Hannah was listed.
Some information put out by the 'Society of the Descendants of Pilgrim John Howland of the Ship Mayflower' (I neglected to note where I obtained it) lists them Arthur, John, Margaret, Humphrey, George, Simon, and Henry, with no births given for any except Simon. No Hannah was llisted. (See notes of the children for other information given and for a suggestion about Hannah.)
The will of Humphrey Howland gave bequests to 'my nephew Simon Howland ... and to his sister Hannah...'. It may be that this was mistakenly thought to refer to Humphrey's sister but it clearly calls her sister of his nephew. They could possibly be children of his brother Simon who may have been dead by 1646 when the will was made.
LDS Ancestral File has another wife for Henry - Alice Aires. (See below for doubt of this.) Also has parents John (son of John Howland and Ann Greenway) and Emma Revell.
LDS proxy baptism and endowment are from the FGRA sheet.
There is no further biography given for him in 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' but some information put out by the 'Society of the Descendants of Pilgrim John Howland of the Ship Mayflower' (I neglected to note where I obtained it) has, in a paragraph under 'Howlands in England': 'When Franklyn Howland published his 'Howland Genealogy' in 1885 it was known that a Humphrey Howland of London, draper, left a will in 1646 which mentioned his three brothers, Arthur, John, and Henry of New England. Further research did not identify their parents until 1937 when McClure Meredith Howland of New York discovered in the Draper's Records of London, mention that Humphrey Howland was the son of Henry
Howland of Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England. Thus we know that John Howland's father was Henry Howland. From more recent research by Sir Anthony Wagner of the College of Arms what follows is all we found out about this family. We do not know the line back any further than John Howland's father. In Colonel Francis R. Stoddard's book 'Truth About the Pilgrims' (1952) he mentions Leon C. Hill's discovery of a marriage at Holy Trinity in Ely, Cambridgeshire, of a Henry Howland to Alice Aires on 26 April 1600. Among their children was a John, bapt. 16 Jan 1602, buried as John Howlett, 29 July 1603 and a Henry, born 7 Nov 1612. Sir Anthony is of the opinion that this is actually a Howlett family and not connected with the Henry Howland family of Fen Stanton.'
This information was not dated except there is a report of activity done in 1960 which makes it written after that, how long after is not clear.
Death Notes: Child - John Howland
Y
Death Notes: Child - Nicholas Howland
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Death Notes: Child - Margaret Howland
Husband John Philip Howland
Born: March 29, 1847 - Madison, Florida
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Died: December 17, 1930 - Suwannee, Florida
Buried: - New Harmony Cem., Suwannee, Florida
AFN: Q73C-BR
Father: Edward Church Howland
Mother: Anna J. Allen
Marriage: January 2, 1879 - Greenville, , Florida
Wife Mary Ann Lamb
Born: January 7, 1857 - Greenville, Madison, Florida
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Died: December 30, 1935 - Suwannee, Florida
Buried: - New Harmony Cem., Suwannee, Florida
AFN: Q73D-Z6
Children
1 F Mable James Caroline Howland
Born: February 2, 1893 - Live Oak, Suwanee, Florida
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Died: February 29, 1972 - Tallahassee, Leon, Florida
Buried: March 3, 1972 - Tallahassee, Leon, Florida
AFN: Q73C-4Q
2 F Marie Caroline Howland
Born: October 19, 1879 - Madison, Madison, Florida
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Died: December 21, 1907 - Jacksonville, Duval, Florida
Buried:
AFN: Q73L-NG
3 M John Philip Howland
Born: October 10, 1882 - Suwannee, Florida
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Died: August 23, 1948 - Live Oak, Suwannee, Florida
Buried: - Suwannee, Florida
AFN: Q73M-PR
4 M Lucius Church Howland
Born: February 19, 1885 - Suwanee, Florida
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Died: October 24, 1966 - Orlando, Orange, Florida
Buried: - Orlando, Orange, Florida
AFN: Q73M-TG
5 M Edward Newton Howland
Born: August 24, 1887 - Florida
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Died: September 3, 1887
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AFN: Q73C-2D
6 F Walla Janet Howland
Born: April 19, 1890 - Florida
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AFN: Q73N-09
7 M William Beverly Howland
Born: March 29, 1897 - Florida
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Died: August 21, 1988 - Dowling Park, Suwannee, Florida
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AFN: Q73N-3S
8 F Howland
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Husband John Philip Howland
Born: October 10, 1882 - Suwannee, Florida
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Died: August 23, 1948 - Live Oak, Suwannee, Florida
Buried: - Suwannee, Florida
AFN: Q73M-PR
Father: John Philip Howland
Mother: Mary Ann Lamb
Marriage: November 11, 1908 - Lake City, Jefferson, Florida
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Husband Joseph Howland 34
Born: 1640 - Rocky Nook/Kingston, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts
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Died: - Plymouth, MA
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Father: John Howland 34 38 65 66 67 68 69
Mother: Pilgrim Elizabeth Tilley 34
Marriage: September 1, 1641 - Plymouth, MA
Wife Elizabeth Reyner
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Husband Joseph Howland 34
Born: 1640 - Rocky Nook/Kingston, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts
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Died: - Plymouth, MA
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Father: John Howland 34 38 65 66 67 68 69
Mother: Pilgrim Elizabeth Tilley 34
Marriage: December 7, 1664 34
Other Spouse: Elizabeth Reyner - September 1, 1641 - Plymouth, MA
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Husband Jeremiah Thomas
Born: 1659
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Wife Lydia Howland
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Father: John Howland
Mother: Mary Lee
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1 M Nathaniel Thomas
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2 F Sarah Thomas
Born: December 25, 1687
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Spouse: Isaac Howland
3 M Jeremiah Thomas
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4 F Elizabeth Thomas
Born: November 19, 1690 - Canada
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Died: August 1776
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Spouse: John Tomson
Marr: 1724 - Halifax, Canada
5 F Mary Thomas
Born: June 5, 1692
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6 F Lydia Thomas
Born: March 25, 1694
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7 F Thankful Thomas
Born: June 30, 1695 - Middleboro, MA
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Died: April 17, 1743 - Middleboro, MA
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Spouse: James Cobb
Marr: Middleboro, MA
8 M Jedediah Thomas
Born: August 19, 1698
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9 F Bethiah Thomas
Born: March 27, 1701
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10 M Ebenezer Thomas
Born: November 1, 1703
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11 F Priscilla Thomas
Born: October 13, 1705
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General Notes: Child - Elizabeth Thomas
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Wife Mable James Caroline Howland
Born: February 2, 1893 - Live Oak, Suwanee, Florida
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Died: February 29, 1972 - Tallahassee, Leon, Florida
Buried: March 3, 1972 - Tallahassee, Leon, Florida
AFN: Q73C-4Q
Father: John Philip Howland
Mother: Mary Ann Lamb
Children
Husband Richard Phillips
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Marriage: April 26, 1623 - Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England
Wife Margaret Howland 34
Born: 1609 - Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, England
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Died: - England
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Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 34 35 38 47 48 49 50 51
Mother: Margaret Ann Aires 29 30 31 34 52
Children
Death Notes: Wife - Margaret Howland
Y
Research Notes: Wife - Margaret Howland
!See notes of father. The marriage date and first name of her husband was not on the FGRA sheet but was given on Janet Pease's sheet and in 'Ancestors of Annis Spear'. The latter didn't give a birth year but listed her third in the family. The Society paper also listed her third and gave the marriage. LDS proxy temple ordinances are on the FGRA sheet and sealing of the marriage is in the LDS IGI.
Family Gene Records Collection - Births Howland, Margaret
Father: Howland, Henry Mother: Aires, Ann Margaret
Birth Date: 1602 City: Fenny Stanton
County: Hunts State:
Country: England
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Wife Marie Caroline Howland
Born: October 19, 1879 - Madison, Madison, Florida
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Died: December 21, 1907 - Jacksonville, Duval, Florida
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AFN: Q73L-NG
Father: John Philip Howland
Mother: Mary Ann Lamb
Children
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Wife Martha Howland
Born: December 19, 1632 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: December 19, 1732 - Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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AFN: 8W8K-R8
Father: Arthur Howland 34 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
Mother: Mary Walker 39
Other Spouse: John Damon 63 - Scituate, Massachusetts, USA
Children
Death Notes: Wife - Martha Howland
Died in 94th year
Research Notes: Wife - Martha Howland
!See notes of father. The FGRA sheet gaves the date of her first marriage as 2 Jan 1659. 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' by W. G. Davis, gives it 15 Mar 1659. A family group sheet sent to me by Janet K. Pease of
Moline, Ill., had a still different date, 5 Jan 1659. There are several entries in the IGI, one has marriage 15 Mar 1659, LDS temple record film 458115, but there are other dates, 2 Jan 1959, abt 1660, abt 1662, all but the last from temple records. The FGRA sheet and Janet Pease's sheet agree on the date of her second marriage but 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' doesn't give a second marriage.
LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the FGRA sheet. The baptism is in the 1997 IGI but the entry had no parents, marriage abt 1656, Scituate, relative Frank E. Caldwell. The endowment was not there, the earliest being 30 Sep 1931 SLAKE from temple film. The sealing to parents was there from temple film. The sealing of her marriages are there from temple records.
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Wife Martha Howland
Born: December 19, 1632 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: December 19, 1732 - Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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AFN: 8W8K-R8
Father: Arthur Howland 34 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
Mother: Mary Walker 39
Other Spouse: John Damon 63 - Scituate, Massachusetts, USA
Children
Death Notes: Wife - Martha Howland
Died in 94th year
Research Notes: Wife - Martha Howland
!See notes of father. The FGRA sheet gaves the date of her first marriage as 2 Jan 1659. 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' by W. G. Davis, gives it 15 Mar 1659. A family group sheet sent to me by Janet K. Pease of
Moline, Ill., had a still different date, 5 Jan 1659. There are several entries in the IGI, one has marriage 15 Mar 1659, LDS temple record film 458115, but there are other dates, 2 Jan 1959, abt 1660, abt 1662, all but the last from temple records. The FGRA sheet and Janet Pease's sheet agree on the date of her second marriage but 'Ancestors of Annis Spear' doesn't give a second marriage.
LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the FGRA sheet. The baptism is in the 1997 IGI but the entry had no parents, marriage abt 1656, Scituate, relative Frank E. Caldwell. The endowment was not there, the earliest being 30 Sep 1931 SLAKE from temple film. The sealing to parents was there from temple film. The sealing of her marriages are there from temple records.
Husband Timothy Williamson , K.P.W 46 54 55 56 57 58 59
Born: 1621 - England
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Died: August 1676 - Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Buried: August 6, 1676 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 75
Marriage: June 6, 1653 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 60 61
Noted events in his life were:
1. Military Service 76, King Phillips War - Massachusetts
2. Immigration, 1642 - Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
3. Appointed, Surveyor of Highways, June 8, 1655 - Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
4. Appointed, Constable, June 3, 1656 - Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
5. Land, Granted, 40 Acres, May 20, 1663 - Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
6. Appointed, Caretaker of Meeting House, November 8, 1665 - Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
7. Will, November 2, 1676
Wife Mary Howland
Born: 1629 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Baptized:
Died: August 26, 1690 - Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Buried: August 26, 1690 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
AFN: 9CQ8-3X
Father: Arthur Howland 34 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
Mother: Mary Walker 39
Other Spouse: Robert Sanford - Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Children
1 F Mary Williamson
Born: July 7, 1654 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: September 17, 1690
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2 M Timothy Williamson
Born: - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: 1682 - Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Buried: September 18, 1682 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Spouse: Did Not Marry
3 F Joanna Williamson
Born: November 26, 1657 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: September 17, 1690
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4 F Elizabeth Williamson
Born: 1660 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: April 23, 1727 - Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA
Buried: - Old Town Cemetery, Sandwich, MA
Spouse: John Perry 77 78
Marr: 1682 - Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA
5 M Caleb Williamson
Born: - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: December 24, 1738 - Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Buried: - Ancient Burying Ground, Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut 79
Spouse: Mary Cobb
Marr: May 3, 1687 - Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA 61
6 F Experience Williamson
Born: 1663 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: May 2, 1748
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AFN: 8GRL-18
7 M Nathan Williamson
Born: 1665 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: June 5, 1718 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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8 F Fnu Williamson
Born: 1666 - Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
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9 F Martha Williamson
Born: May 1, 1670 - Marshfield, MA
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Died: September 17, 1690
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10 F Abigail Williamson
Born: August 10, 1672 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: September 17, 1690
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11 M George Williamson 46 80 81
Born: May 2, 1675 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: 1765 - Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Spouse: Mary Crisp
Marr: December 5, 1700 - Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 60
General Notes: Husband - Timothy Williamson , K.P.W
From 'Timothy Williamson of Marshfield, Mass., and His Desc.' by Grace Williamson Edes of Cambridge, Mass. appearing in 'New Eng Hist and Gen Reg' Jan 1927 pg 73: 'An agreeable fiction still exists among sundry of Timothy Williamson's descendants that he was identical with one 'Master Williamson' mentioned in 'Mourt's Relation.' A pamphlet in support of this theory was printed by Mr. E. E. Williamson of Hyde Park, Mass. The carefully weighed conclusions of Judge Williamson of Belfast and the irrefutable facts given by Timothy Williamson about himself in his deposition of 1668 have finally demolished the legend. 'Having no knowledge as to the English home of this Williamson family, the writer cannot vouch for their right to the coat of arms used by her branch, a dragon, with the motto 'Constare in Sententia'. The claim of the family to it lies in the fact of its adoption by Judge Williamson, whose knowledge of heraldry and meticulous accuracy would have precluded his use of it unless he had been convinced that the family had a right to bear arms. 'Timothy Williamson, of Marshfield,Mass., born, probably in England, about 1621, was killed in King Philip's War, in July or Aug 1676. ... The first certain information which we have about (his early life) is contained in a deposition before John Alden, Assistant, in 1668, wherein he, 'Timothy Williamson, aged 47 years or thereabout testifyeth' that he came 'to Marshfield about 26 years ago in the suite of Reverend Edward Bulkeley of Woodhill (now Odell) Bedfordshire England.' This would show that he first appeared in Marshfield about 1642, but whence he came has not been ascertained. The parish registers of Woodhill [Odell] contain no references to anyone named Williamson, and this patronymic is so frequently encountered throughout Great Britain as to render further search for Timothy's ancestry hopeless without some clue. On 24 Jun 1643 his name is given among the freemen of Marshfield, (Plymouth Colony Records, vol. 8 p. 201) and on 24 Jun 1649 Luke Lillie, at a town meeting held 'at Robert Wattermanes acknoledged to have sould to Tymothie Williamson all his upland formely graunted to him by the freemen of this Township & Also the meddow granted to him yt lieth with that pt graunted to John King & Thomas Chillingeworth for and in consideration of ye sum -----. At the same time William Hales sold to Timothy Williamson all his upland meadow formerly granted him by the freemen of this township in consideration of ----.' (Marshfield Town Records.) At the meeting of the Court at Plymouth on 6 Feb 1654 the signature of Timothy Williamson, who had served on the jury, is given as 'Timothy Williams. His mark.' (Plymouth Colony records, vol. 2 p. 72.) It seems singular that he should have been unable to write his name, as the inventory of his estate shows him to have owned books, a fact from which one would infer that he was not illiterate. On 8 Jun 1655 Timothy Williamson was appointed surveyor of highways for Marshfield, (Ibid.,vol. 3, p. 79.) and 3 Jun 1656 he was further appointed constable, and also stood propounded to take up his freedom and was admitted. (Ibid., vol. 3 pp. 100, 101.) He was sworn at the Court of 3 Jun 1657. (Ibid., vol 3 pg 117.) The Marshfield records under date of 18 May 1657, contain the following entry: 'Att The sayd Townes meeting The Inhabitants Then p'sent have concluded and agreed that The meeting house of The Towne shall be builded & set up uppon The land of Timothy Williamson neare The Training place And the sayd Timothy Williamson and Joseph Rose which is now Tenant upon the sayd lands are willing To consent Thereto.' 'In Aug 1658 Timothy Williamson was 'impannelled and sworne to site upon the corpes of John Phillips Junr,' and his wife Mary Williamson also affirmed that the death of John Phillips was caused by lightening. (Ibid., vol. 3 p. 148.) At the Court Meeting of 4 May 1658 Timothy Williamson, with Mr. Kanelme Winslow and Anthony Snow, was appointed to lay out a 'p'cell of meddow et cetera.' (Ibid., vol 3, p. 134.) In Jun 1659, at the Marshfield town meeting, he was made one of the pounders or poundkeepers. (Marshfield Town Records) He was again called upon to serve on the jury at the Court Meeting of 5 Mar 1660. (Plymouth Colony Records, vol. 3, p. 208.) 'Another document relating to Timothy Williamson reads as follows: 'Marshfield 20 May 1663 (or 1665) at the town meeting, Timothy Williamson having formerly granted to the town a small parcel of ground to set the meeting house upon, and a pound to pound cattle, as also for a training place which is now used accordingly, and the bounds of sd land that he gave to the town doth by wayward (sic) along the training place, and so to run of the south side of the after corner of the meeting house, and to form the after corner of the meeting house, square to the east way of the North side, and so to the westward corner of this training place; and the town have granted to Timothy ten acres of ground to a former grant of thirty acre, which lyes on the farr side of the South River in lieu of his grant of his to the town. At the sd town meeting the inhabitants have appointed Lieutenant White (Peregrine) and William Foord Survaiours to lay out the tract of land formerly and laterly granted to Timothy Williamson, which is forty acres with that which is now granted. A true Copy Attest, Isaac Winslow.' It was probably on account of the proximity of his dwelling to the meeting house that Timothy Williamson received the office of caretaker, as the following entry in the town records of Marshfield shows: 'Marshfield ye 8th Nov 1665. Att the sayd Townes Meeting they have appointed Timothy Williamson To make ye fire & keep ye meeting house clean for the following year & to have thirty shill: in ye towne rate & that the sayd Timothy shall pay his Rate out of ye sayd Summe when ye year is expired.' 'At the Court held at Plymouth on 5 Mar 1666 Timothy williamson 'acknowledgeth to owe unto our Sou. Lord the King the sume of 25.00.00.' (Plymouth Colony Recores, vol. 4, p. 141.) On 25 Oct 1668 Captain Nathaniel Thomas complained against Timothy Williamson and Mr. Samuel Arnold, both of Marshfield, in an action on the case for trespasss to the damage of two hundred pounds, 'for entering into & detaining forcibly a p'sell of land lying on the easterly syde of Greensharbour Freshett, neare the bridge that leadeth over the said freshett from the said Captain Thomas his land, which is comonly called and knowne by the name of the minnestres lott land, and the said captain Nathaniel Thomas being lawfully seized thereof.' (Ibid., vol. 7, p. 150) Timothy Williamson's name is given in the list of freemen of 29 Mar 1670, and at the Court of 4 Mar 1673/4 'Libertie is graunted by the Court unto Timothy Williamson to keep an ordinary att Marshfeild for the entertainment of strangers for lodging, victualing, and drawing and selling of beer.' He was again surveyor of highways 3 June 1673. (Marshfield Town Records, p. 115) 'On the outbreak of trouble with the Indians, which culminated in King Philip's War, masters of garrisons were appointed in Marshfield in 1676, 'and Mr Nath. Thomas and Timothy Williamson are to deliver the ammunition to the respective masters of garrisons.' (History of Marshfield, by Lysander S. Richards, vol. 1, p. 54.) And thus, when the call came to the men of Marshfield on 20 June 1676 to bear arms against the hostile red men, Timothy Williamson executed his will and made ready to go. It is not known on what day he was killed, but presumably he fell on the last day of July or on one of the first days of August, perhaps in one of the skirmishes at Bridgewater. He was buried 6 Aug 1676, in what is now called the Cedar Grove Cemetery at Marshfield, but the exact spot is unknown. 'His will, offered for probate 2 Nov 1676, and other records in regard to his estate read as follows (Published in Plymouth Colony Records, Wills, vol. 3, part 2, pp. 20, 21...): 'This writing Certifyeth To whom it may Concerne that I Timothy Williamson, Senr being called by Gods Providence to serve in the warr against the enimie; and that not knowing whether I may Returne againe declare that it is my will and Testament that my beloved wife Injoy whatever is mine; both houses lands and Cattle att her proper dispose whiles shee lives and that it be by her equally devided amongst them Children at her decease; onely the 40 acres of upland given mee by the Towne; on the North Syde of the South River, I bequeath to my son Timothy; and alsoe will that for a yeer or two if hee change his estate and be not better provided; hee hauve one of the Roomes of my house to live in, the whole propriety Remaining his mothers for the bringing up of our Children. Witness my hand this twentyeth day of June 1676. The mark of Timothy Williamson In the p'sence of Samuell Arnold, Nathaniel Thomas. 'Whereas there is some obsurety in the expression of the Will and testament above written, I clearly understood according to my best apprehension, That the said Timothy left his whole estate att the despose of his wife for the bringing up of his Children; onely the 40 acres expressed which hee Gave to his son Timothy Williamson willing that what Remained of the estate att his wifes decease should bee equally distributed amongst theire Children. 'These above written was the last Will and Testament of Timothy Williamson deceased, Exhibited to the Court held at Plymouth the second of Novem. 1676 on the oath of Mr. Samuell Arnold. 'On the second of Nov 1676, Mr Samuell Arnold appeered before the court; and did declare that which is next above written to be a Cleare explaination of the Will of Timothy Williamson, above written; this hee did upon his oath taken as above Intimated; Attested p' me Nathaniell Morton Secretary. 'Att the Court of his Ma'tie held Att Plymouth the first of March 1680, The Court then Rendered the above written will Invalled and Nullifyed and Declared that Timothy Williamson Died Intestate; yet Notwithstanding att the Court of his Ma'tie holden att Plymouth the 9th of July 1681 the Courty upon consideration of please on both sides viz, between Robert Stanford and his wife on the one p'ty and Samuell Sprague in the behalfe of the Children the other p'ty; did allow the said Will to be valled and soe farr approve thereof as to be the Testators mind that ought to be followed.'' (There follows an inventory of his estate, '... exhibited to the Court held att Plymouth the 4th of November 1676 on the oath of Mary Williamson, widdow; Anthony Snow, John Carver, Josiah Snow. 'An additional record in regard to the etate of Timothy Williamson is the following: 'Plymouth County Court of Quarter Sessions. 17 Sep 1690. In Refference to the Settlement of the Real Estate of viz't the housing and Lands of Timothy Williamson Sen'r Late of Marshfield deceased. This Court order and determine that the said housing upland and meadow of s'd deceased which Lyeth on the south side of the south River in Marshfield aforesaid Shall in equall Partnership belong and appertaine to the now Surviving sons of the s'd deceased till they shall se cause to make sale or partition thereof. They Equally Paying out of it to their Seven sisters, the daughters of sd deceased, the full sum of forty and two pounds in Currant merchantable par at Price Currant, that is to say, to each of sd daughters the sum of six pounds. And to pay the same within two years from or after this date. (Plymouth County Quarter Sessions, 1687-1721, p. 57, and 'The Williamson and Cobb Families', p. 10.)' King Philips War, , Rhode Island, USA
Research Notes: Husband - Timothy Williamson , K.P.W
!Sources: A family group sheet compiled by Dorothy D. Hall, former family genealogist (now deceased) listed sources: 'Marshfield Vit. Rec.' (974.48/M3 V2s) and in Mayflower Desc. Vol 2 p41-42; 'Anc. lines of Jennie Cowen (Hawkins) Robinson', (929.273 H314f); 'New Eng Hist and Gen Reg', Vol. 81 (1927) pg 78, an article by Grace Williamson Edes, 'Timothy Williamson and Descendants', Vol 91 p371, article by Donald Lines Jacobus: 'Charles Waste & Deborah Williamson', and Vol 113, p157, 'Desc of Chas Waste & Deborah Williamson' by C.G. Inman; 'Hist of Marshfield' by L. S. Richards (974.48/M3 H2r) pg 50-51; 'Memorials of Marshfield' (974.48/M3 D2t) pg 77; Savages 'Gen. Dict'. Vol 4 pg 573. The sheet named only five daughters but a note said that there were probably two more, from settlement of father's estate. The article in 'NEHGR' vol. 81 lists two unnamed daughters, saying 'included 17 Sept. 1690, in the settlement of Timothy Williamson's estate, among the unnamed seven sisters, daughters of the deceased, who were to have certain provision from his sons, but never again alluded to.' The account of the settlement of his son, Timothy, Jr., given in the 'NEHGR' article also mentions seven sisters but doesn't name them. Birthdates of only five are in Marshfield records. An article, 'Ezra Perry of Sandwich, Mass.', by Lydia B Brownson and Maclean W. Mc Lean, found in 'New Eng Hist & Gen Reg', Vol. 115 pg 94, says John Perry, son of Ezra, married about 1683, Elizabeth, daughter of Timothy and Mary (Howland) Williamson, born abt 1661, died 23 Apr 1727 in her 67th year. A note at the bottom of the page said 'A separate article is being prepared in which her identity will be discussed. Another article in 'NEHGR', Vol. 126 pg 279, same authors, (probably the article alluded to) shows what they called 'putitive evidence', mentioning the division of the estate of Timothy, Jr., which mentioned seven sisters, similarity in names of children, etc. (see notes for the daughter, Elizabeth) LDS proxy temple ordinances for Timothy are from the family group sheet. They are not in the 1997 IGI. There is a Timothy Williamson, chr 20 Dec 1618, Fulbeck, Lincoln, Eng., son of George, extracted from Bishop's Transcript, film 436301, LDS proxy baptism 23 Apr, endowment 9 July, sealing to parents 29 Jul, all 1976 WASHI. Another has his marriage, no spouse, relative Edmund Homer, proxy baptism 6 Jul 1926 ALBER from a temple film. Another has the marriage date, but Lockport, Pennsylvania, spouse Mary Howland, the same proxy baptism, no temple, endowment 22 Mar 1933 SLAKE, sealing to parents 'pre-1970' from a temple film. Others with ordinance dates since 1990. The proxy sealing of the marriage is in the IGI from a form submission. There is a family sketch in 'Memorials of Marshfield' on pg 75 which suggests that there was a 'Master Williamson' who in 1621, with Capt. Standish and Edward Winslow, made a journey to make a treaty with Massasoit. It says he is called Master George, meaning, probably, Master George Williamson, and suggests that Timothy was perhaps his son. This is doubted by Savage in his 'Genealogical Dictionary....' who says there is no indication that there was anyone named Williamson in the new colony at that time, that the Mayflower had not yet returned to England and there had been no other arrival at the time. He also says the author 'borrowed' the Christian name of George from later generations. (I am wondering if it could have been the record said 'Master William's son', referring to William Brewster, or even 'Master William's serv.'. Brewster had three servants who came with him on the Mayflower. MDR)
General Notes: Wife - Mary Howland
After her husband's death she continued his business:
"October 30, 1678. Lycence is graunted by the Court unto Mary Williamson, whoe keepeth an ordinary at Marshfield, to draw and sell beer, wine, and liquors, soe as shee keep good orders in her house, that soe there be noe just cause of complaint in that respe."
Research Notes: Wife - Mary Howland
!See notes of father and husband. ' Timothy Williamson and His Descendants' says she married (2) 22 Jan 1679/80, Robert Stanford of Marshfield. 'Ancestry of Annis Spear' says 22 Mar 1679 Robert Sanford. Savage's 'Dictionary of First Settlers of New England' says his name was Stanford and his marriage to widow Mary Williamson was 22 Jan 1680. It may be that the record said first month which, by the old calendar would be March. The LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the family group sheet. The baptism is in the 1997 IGI with no parents, spouse Timothy Williamson, no temple given, the endowment 8 May 1933 LOGAN from temple film. There is a sealing to parents, Arthur Howland and Margaret RE...D, 17 Dec 1945 LOGAN, other ordinances 'pre-1970', from temple film. Another with parents Arthur Howland and Mrs. Arthur Howland with sealing to parents 6 Dec 1952 LOGAN. There are others with later ordinances but all with mother Margaret Reed or Margaret Walker. I am using the sealing to parents Arthur and Mrs. as it has been established that her mother was not Margaret, as explained in notes for her father and for Margaret. From 'Timothy Williamson of Marshfield, Mass.,...': 'On 5 June 1678 Mary Williamson testified, among other witnesses, before Governor Winslow, in regard to the body of a dead child (Plymouth Colony Records, vol. 5 p. 262). After her husband's death she continued his business, as will be seen by the following entry: '30 Oct 1678. Lycence is graunted by the Court unto Mary Williamson, whoe keepeth an ordinary at Marshfield, to draw and sell beer, wine, and liquors, soe as shee keep good orders in her house, that soe there be noe just cause of complaint in that respe'. (Ibid., Court Orders, vol. 5 p. 194...)'
Research Notes: Child - Mary Williamson
!See notes of father. The family group sheet says husband 'George' Slawson, TIB says 'Josiah'. Vital records of Marshfield says Josiah. The article in 'NEHGR' vol. 81 gave her birth and marriage and said 'all efforts to trace the couple after their marriage have been fruitless.'
LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the 1997 IGI from temple records.
General Notes: Child - Timothy Williamson
!See notes of father. NEHGR article gave his birthdate, said he died 'unmarried in 1682; bur. 18 Sep 1682. The inventory of his estate was taken 22 Sep 1682, and showed property amounting to L51. 12s. 4d. It was presented to the Court at Plymouth by Arthur Howland of Marshfield, and the following distribution was ordered: 'This Court doth order the Estate of Timothy Williamson late deceased that it shall be divided between ye said Williamson brethren and sisters according to ye order of Court in that Case made and provided, That is to say ye Eldest brother of ye said Timothy Williamsone shall have a double portion of ye said estate and all ye rest of his brethren and sisters to have a single part or portion, and that the said Eldest brother shall have all the lands of the said Williamson if he desier it, when he shall come of age rendring ye overplus of ye prise of ye said lands to his brethren and sisters if any should hapen toward ye making up of there parts or portions as avobe said.' (Plymouth Colony Records, Wills, vol. 4, part 2, pg 4, and 'The Williamson and Cobb Families', pg 11., footnote.)'
Research Notes: Child - Joanna Williamson
!See notes of father. The 'NEHGR' article gave her birth, probably from Marshfield records, and said she was living 17 Sep 1690. This is the date of distribution of the estate of her brother, Timothy. The article gave nothing about a marriage. LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the 1997 IGI from temple records.
Research Notes: Child - Elizabeth Williamson
!See notes of father. She was not on the family group sheet but there was a note at the bottom which said '2 dau. unnamed might have been born between 1661 and 1670 (seven daughters, unnamed, in settlement of father's estate).' The article in NEHGR, vol. 81 lists these two unnamed daughters as 10th and 11th children. An article in NEHGR vol. 115, pg 94, gives her as the wife of John Perry, son of Ezra. Another article in NEHGR vol. 126, pg 279, 'Elizabeth (?Williamson) Perry, Wife of John Perry of Sandwich, Mass.', by Lydia B. Brownson and MacLean W. McLean, gives the evidence, calling it 'putative', and explains that it is not conclusive proof. It is mostly based on the use of the same names in both families and interconnection of Howland and Perry family marriages. LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the 1997 IGI from temple records.
General Notes: Child - Caleb Williamson
Corporal in Sir William Phipps's expedition to Canada in 1690 and one ofthe signers of th petition presented in 1735 for a grant of land to theheirs of the captain and those who accompanied him.
"Here Lyethe ye Body of Capt. Caleb Williamson who Dec'sed December ye24th 1738, Aged 87 [sic] years Wanting 2 Months and 18 Days."
The inventory of the real and personal estate of Capt. Caleb Williamson,taken 14 Feb. 1738/9, showed property appraised at £1154, 11s. 5d., ofwhich £980 was in buildings and lands.
Research Notes: Child - Caleb Williamson
!See notes of father. Birth, marriage and death are in the article in 'NEHGR' vol 81. It says Arthur Howland was appointed his guardian 31 Oct 1682 so he must have been under 21 at that time. It says 'The inscription on his headstone stating that he was 87 years old at the time of death in 1738, thus implying that he was born about 1651, must, therefore, be an error.' It gives a reference for the guardianship record, 'Plymouth Colony Records, vol. 6.' LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the 1997 IGI from temple records.
Research Notes: Child - Experience Williamson
The article in 'NEHGR' vol. 81 gave marriage and death but no birth. It didn't cite proof that she was the daughter of Timothy but the will of her husband shows they named children Timothy and Mary. LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the 1997 IGI from temple records.
Research Notes: Child - Nathan Williamson
!See notes of father. The article in vol. 81 of 'NEHGR' gave no birth nor marriage date, said he died about 1718, administration on his estate being granted on 5 June of that year. It gave the name of his wife saying she was daughter of Samuel Sprague and Sarah Chillingworth but gave no source of this information. LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the 1997 IGI from temple records.
Research Notes: Child - Abigail Williamson
!See notes of father. The vol 81 'NEHGR' article didn't give any marriage for her and said she was living 17 Sep 1690. This referred to distribution of her father's estate which directed distribution to seven daughters but did not name them. The marriage was on the family group sheet of her parents compiled by Mrs. Hall.
LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the 1997 IGI from temple records.
Death Notes: Child - George Williamson
Will proved 25 Oct 1765
General Notes: Child - George Williamson
!From 'New Eng Gen & Hist Reg' V. 81: 'George Williamson frequently changed his dwelling place in pursuit of his trade (carpenter). From 1700 to 1713 he lived in Duxbury and Rochester, Mass., buying in the former place the house of John Mitchell and living also at Tarkiln Hill Pond (Winsor's History of Duxbury).' (Proprietors records says assigned 8th lot) 'From Rochester he moved to Harwich, Mass., and in 1715 and 1716 the church records show him to have been at Truro, Mass., whence he was discharged 21 Apr 1717 to Middleborough, Mass. He was at Wellfleet, Mass., in 1724, and on 22 June of that year was one of the members of the precinct meeting for dismissing Josiah Oakes from the meeting, a task apparently attended with some difficulty, as on 19 May of the year following he was appointed to warn the aforesaid Josiah from preaching farther in the meeting house of the North Precinct. (The Mayflower Desc. V. 8 pg 43.) George Williamson was still in Wellfleet in 1728, being elected, 15 Apr., as agent for the precinct to advise with the President and Fellows of Harvard College in regard to a preacher. His will was proved 25 Oct 1765, his real estate and buildings being left to his eldest son (Plymouth Probate Records).'
Research Notes: Child - George Williamson
!Initial source: Family group sheet from the FGRA collection of the Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, submitted by Wm. T. Ewell, Jr. His source: 'New Eng Gen & Hist Reg' V 81 p72-90 (GS 974 B2ne). Additions and corrections from 'Mayflower Descendant' V. 8 pg 243, V. 9 pg 56, V. 10 pg 184, V. 12 pg 60, V. 13 pg 250, 252, V. 14 pg 224, V. 15 pg 232, V. 16 pg 144. LDS proxy temple ordinances are in the IGI from temple records. His birth, marriage and death are given in the 'NEHGR' article. On pg 86 it says his will was proved 25 Oct 1765 but, in the account of his son, George, it says he (the son) died 24 Jan 1764, administration of his estate granted to his widow 25 Apr 1764, 'right of dower in real estate and buildings awarded to his mother, Mary Williamson, as son George had inherited the homestead.' This is confusing as the date of granting administration of the son's estate is before the proving of the father's will. Further searching in the Probate records of Plymouth Co. showed that further action was taken on the son's estate 17 and 28 Oct 1765, (550711 pg 269, 289). The father's will was not found in this search. Perhaps the father's will had not yet been proven when the son died and it was presented to clear up the confusion of ownership. Or it may be that action on the son's administration was confused with that of the father. The marriage is in Marshfield records, page 349, which says he was married in Eastham.
Husband Robert Sanford
AKA: Robert Stanford
Born: 1621 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Marriage: - Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Wife Mary Howland
Born: 1629 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: August 26, 1690 - Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
Buried: August 26, 1690 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
AFN: 9CQ8-3X
Father: Arthur Howland 34 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
Mother: Mary Walker 39
Other Spouse: Timothy Williamson , K.P.W 46 54 55 56 57 58 59 - June 6, 1653 - Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA 60 61
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Research Notes: Husband - Robert Sanford
!See notes of wife. Savage's 'Dictionary of First Settlers of New England' and 'Timothy Williamson and His Descendants' says his name was Stanford; 'Ancestry of Annis Spear' says Sanford. LDS proxy baptism and endowment are from the LDS IGI.
General Notes: Wife - Mary Howland
After her husband's death she continued his business:
"October 30, 1678. Lycence is graunted by the Court unto Mary Williamson, whoe keepeth an ordinary at Marshfield, to draw and sell beer, wine, and liquors, soe as shee keep good orders in her house, that soe there be noe just cause of complaint in that respe."
Research Notes: Wife - Mary Howland
!See notes of father and husband. ' Timothy Williamson and His Descendants' says she married (2) 22 Jan 1679/80, Robert Stanford of Marshfield. 'Ancestry of Annis Spear' says 22 Mar 1679 Robert Sanford. Savage's 'Dictionary of First Settlers of New England' says his name was Stanford and his marriage to widow Mary Williamson was 22 Jan 1680. It may be that the record said first month which, by the old calendar would be March. The LDS proxy temple ordinances are from the family group sheet. The baptism is in the 1997 IGI with no parents, spouse Timothy Williamson, no temple given, the endowment 8 May 1933 LOGAN from temple film. There is a sealing to parents, Arthur Howland and Margaret RE...D, 17 Dec 1945 LOGAN, other ordinances 'pre-1970', from temple film. Another with parents Arthur Howland and Mrs. Arthur Howland with sealing to parents 6 Dec 1952 LOGAN. There are others with later ordinances but all with mother Margaret Reed or Margaret Walker. I am using the sealing to parents Arthur and Mrs. as it has been established that her mother was not Margaret, as explained in notes for her father and for Margaret. From 'Timothy Williamson of Marshfield, Mass.,...': 'On 5 June 1678 Mary Williamson testified, among other witnesses, before Governor Winslow, in regard to the body of a dead child (Plymouth Colony Records, vol. 5 p. 262). After her husband's death she continued his business, as will be seen by the following entry: '30 Oct 1678. Lycence is graunted by the Court unto Mary Williamson, whoe keepeth an ordinary at Marshfield, to draw and sell beer, wine, and liquors, soe as shee keep good orders in her house, that soe there be noe just cause of complaint in that respe'. (Ibid., Court Orders, vol. 5 p. 194...)'
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Husband John Bogart Wright
Born: April 29, 1801 - New York, New York
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Wife Nancy Delano Howland
Born: September 5, 1806 - New Bedford, Massachusetts
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Died: February 3, 1852 - Bloomfield, Essex, New Jersey
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Father: James Howland II
Mother: Betsey Delano
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1 F Elizabeth Wright
Born: May 23, 1829 - Bloomfield, Essex, New Jersey
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Marr: November 5, 1850 - Bloomfield, Essex, New Jersey
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Husband Prince Howland
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Wife Abigail Wadsworth
Born: October 25, 1768 - Duxbury, MA
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Mother: Abigail Bradford
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1 F Alice Howland
Born: June 11, 1780
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2 M Eden Howland
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3 M Peleg Howland
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Husband Raymond Allan Howland
Born: July 16, 1892 - Reddick, Marion, Florida
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AFN: Q73N-Q3
Father: James A. Howland
Mother: Sophia Mabel Stokes
Marriage: December 29, 1917 - Liverpool, S.W., Lancashire, England
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Husband David Wilcox
Born: April 3, 1749 - Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachusetts
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Mother: Mary Ricketson
Marriage: September 18, 1769 - West Stockbridge, Berkshire County, Massachusetts
Wife Sarah Howland
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Husband Charles Taber
Born: April 20, 1822 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
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Marriage: 1855 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Wife Sarah Jane Howland
Born: February 24, 1832 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
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1 M Frederic Taber
Born: February 26, 1856 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
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Died: December 25, 1930 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
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Spouse: Elizabeth Delano Howland
Marr: May 10, 1882 - New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
General Notes: Husband - Charles Taber
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General Notes: Wife - Sarah Jane Howland
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Husband Robert H. Morehead
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Wife Sarah Porter Howland
Born: February 25, 1816
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Born: April 19, 1890 - Florida
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Father: John Philip Howland
Mother: Mary Ann Lamb
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Husband William Agnew Howland
Born: November 15, 1887 - Fernandina, Nassau, Florida
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Buried: - Arlington, National, Cemetery
AFN: Q73N-LD
Father: William C. Howland
Mother: Veronica Magdalena Agnew
Marriage: September 11, 1917 - New York, New York
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Husband William Beverly Howland
Born: March 29, 1897 - Florida
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Father: John Philip Howland
Mother: Mary Ann Lamb
Marriage: September 20, 1924 - Madison, Madison, Florida
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Husband Zeoth Howland 33
Born: - Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA 33
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Father: Henry Howland 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
Mother: Mary Sarah Newland 29 30 31 32 33
Marriage: - Newport, Newport Co., RI 33
Wife Abigail October 33
Born: 1640 - Newport, Newport Co., RI 33
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1 F Mary Howland 33
Born: December 23, 1665 - Duxbury, Plymouth Co., MA 33
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Marr: 1691 - Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA 33
Husband Richard Howlett
Born: 1820 - Bramfield Suffolk Eng
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Mother: Ann Crisp
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Mother: Mathilde Caraballo
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Born: 1865 - Annandale P E I
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Mother: Flora Jane Macneill
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Wife Melvina Taylor
Born: 1868 - Big Run P E I
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Mother: Sarah Isabella Meade
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Husband Peter McMullin
Born: 1843
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Wife Alice E. Howlett
Born: 1843 - Annandale P E I
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Mother: Mary Ann Banks
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1 M James Albert McMullin
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Husband William Powell
Born: 1810
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Wife Ann Howlett
Born: 1829 - Annandale P E I
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Mother: Alice Finch
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Husband Jacob Macdowell
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Born: 1889
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Mother: Flavilla Chappell
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1 F Alma Macdowell
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2 M Jacob Macdowell
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2 M Gordon Roy Young
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3 M Preston Donald Young
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Mother: Verna Monson
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Born: 1876
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Mother: Flavilla Chappell
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Born: 1887
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2 M Theodjeffery Howlett
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3 M Robert Grant Howlett
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Children
1 M Byron Donald Howlett
Born:
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Spouse: Jeanne Howlett
2 F Karen Charlotte Howlett
Born:
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Spouse: Donald Mitchell
3 F Judy Lynn Howlett
Born:
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Spouse: Brian Hugh Campbell
4 M Miles Charles Howlett
Born:
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Spouse: Jean Hossack
5 M John David Howlett
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Husband Donald James Howlett
Born:
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Father: George Stanley Howlett
Mother: Eva May Goodwin
Marriage:
Other Spouse: Catherine Englehart
Wife Amy McPartland
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Children
1 F Donna Gay Howlett
Born:
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Spouse: Richard Blue
2 M Douglas Dale Howlett
Born:
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Spouse: Cathy Howlett
Husband Henry Williams
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Marriage:
Wife Dora M. Howlett
Born:
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Father: John Howlett
Mother: Elizabeth Taylor
Children
1 M John Williams
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2 M Henry Williams
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3 M Reginald Williams
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4 F Anne Williams
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5 F Edna Williams
Born:
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Spouse: Crawford
6 F Ruby Williams
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Husband Alex Macleod
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Marriage:
Wife Dorothy Almeda Howlett
Born:
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Father: Rob Roy Howlett
Mother: Mary Victoria Jenkins
Children
1 M Barry Macleod
Born:
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Spouse: Stephanie Macleod
2 M Russell Macleod
Born:
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3 M Roy Macleod
Born:
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Spouse: Jean Macleod
4 M David Macleod
Born: 1949
Baptized:
Died: 1950
Buried:
5 F Darlene Macleod
Born:
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Spouse: Gerry Shoalts
6 M Kim Bryon Macleod
Born:
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Husband Elby Howlett
Born: 1897 - Annandale P E I
Baptized:
Died: 1979
Buried:
Father: John Howlett
Mother: Margaret Nicholson
Marriage:
Other Spouse: Annie Acorn
Wife Mary Edna Macfarlane
Born: 1897
Baptized:
Died: 1953
Buried:
Children
1 M John Howlett
Born:
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Spouse: Evelyn Gooderham
Husband Hodgeon Macdonald
Born:
Baptized:
Died: 1937
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Eliza Pearl Howlett
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Father: George Edward Howlett
Mother: Flora Jane Macneill
Other Spouse: C. B. Clay
Children
1 M Warren Macdonald
Born:
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Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Mabel Robertson
Spouse: Kathryn Kay Macpherson
2 M Raymond Macdonald
Born:
Baptized:
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Spouse: Alma Raynor
Husband William Strangeman
Born: 1829
Baptized:
Died: 1852
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Elizabeth Howlett
Born: 1831 - Annandale P E I
Baptized:
Died: 1924
Buried:
Father: John Howlett
Mother: Francesann Hamarton
Other Spouse: Uriah McLaren
Children
Husband Uriah McLaren
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Elizabeth Howlett
Born: 1831 - Annandale P E I
Baptized:
Died: 1924
Buried:
Father: John Howlett
Mother: Francesann Hamarton
Other Spouse: William Strangeman
Children
Husband Edward Saville
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Elizabeth Jane Howlett
Born: 1863 - Annandale P E I
Baptized:
Died: 1880 - Annandale P E I
Buried:
Father: George Edward Howlett
Mother: Flora Jane Macneill
Children
1 F George Edward Saville
Born: 1880
Baptized:
Died: 1961
Buried:
Spouse: Margaret Chaffey
Spouse: Alberta Heustis
Husband Neil McKinnon
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Ella Mildred Howlett
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
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Father: Caius Orrington Howlett
Mother: Lillian Parker Jeffrey
Children
1 M David Valmore McKinnon
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
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Spouse: Roberta Owen
2 M Richard Douglas McKinnon
Born:
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Died:
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Spouse: Lana Maskewycz
3 M Gordon Murdock McKinnon
Born:
Baptized:
Died:
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Spouse: Ann Mar