Hi All. I am so sorry and fell real bad about all the attachment. But I could not help it. I did not even know that they were their untill you all told me. my Messages to the list came back to me just fine. I hope that I have got this fixed but if not I will give up the list and not post any more. we should be able to find some one to take over if I have to leave. Thank all of you for being so kind and helpful. Your List Owner. JIm.

Sorry about this morning I forgot to insert the URL to my page several people e-mailed me telling me so the 4 pages for the new photos are index page of photos just click on page number http://www.microtec.net/~ceiligh/genea/photogr.htm If you would like to see the names in my family http://www.microtec.net/~ceiligh/genea/famname.htm And my favorite genealogical sights http://www.microtec.net/~ceiligh/genea/myology.htm Happy hunting...Lily

I am sorry to send this to the list, but after 6 unsuccesful attempts to unsubscribe, with the Mail Delivery Subsystem bouncing back every post saying the URL does not exist, what else is there to do? Knowla <bmorrow@swbell.net>

I would like to thank you all for your help. and hope that their are no attachment with this. Howell List Owner. Jim.

In a message dated 08 May 98 11:10:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time, karly@pioneer.net writes: << Subj: Re: (no subject) Date: 08 May 98 11:10:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: karly@pioneer.net (Karleene L. Morrow) To: George1120@aol.com No, but you didn't notice any Perkins, did you? Wherever did you find a 1624 census of Colonial Virginia? Terrific. Karleene in Oregon >> I found this site, showing the 1624 Colonial Virginia census from JohnGen@worldnet.att.net (John E. COLE), who came to my rescue. ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/jamestown/census/1624cens.txt We both are descended from Jamestown residents. Hope it serves you well... George B. Williams

Do I have an attachment. Jim.

found these two HOWELLS in the 1624 Census in Colonial Virginia. Anyone recognize them? 1624 VIRGINIA COLONY VA H400 HOWELL , John 1624 JAMES CITY CO. VA H430 HOWLETT , Randall George B. Williams

Do I have an attachment now. Jim.

Hi. Would someone let me know if this shows as an attachment. Thank you Jim.

Would some one let me know if this shows as an attachment. Jim. From: MStew99[SMTP:MStew99@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, May 07, 1998 3:05 PM To: HOWELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: late Just got back from Illinois, hope I'm not too late for a roll call . . . My mystery Howell is Samuel Urier (Uriah?) HOWELL, who lived in the ARK/MO/Illinois area in the 1870-1900 era. Among his sons is a Paul Howell, my grandfather. Sorry that I don't have more info right now, but I'm hoping that Samuel Howell's unusual middle name stands out in someone's data. Thanks. Mike [ Mstew99@aol.com ]

http://www.microtec.net/~ceiligh/genea/myology.htm SORRY, FORGOT TO INSERT THE URL

I have 4 new pages of pictures from the past click on the Index at the bottom the new pages are 20-21-22-23 HOWELL'S-HENDRICKS'-FONTAINE AND MORE GOOD LUCK IN YOUR SEARCH Lily

Since every post coming across this list by the listowner persists on encluding an attachment, even though SEVERAL times it has been commented on that those things are no-no's unless requested, and are *strongly* suggested should *not* be sent via these type lists by every other listowner as they not only have the potential to cause problems for many, but also have the potential to carry a virus, I'm UNSUBBING, (with this note sent to all explaining my reasons) rather than take a chance on causing problems with my system due to the inconsideracy of the listowner. I previously sent a comment privately to this person, and I know others have too, but the comments apparently fall upon deaf ears.

FOR ALL THE MOTHER'S ON MY LIST. Mother's are special people, So let's honor them today. We express appreciation for mothers and give thanks for love and support they have shown. Whether mature grandmothers with established families or a young mothers with their first children, they take the responsibilities of motherhood as a lifetime commitment of love. Lets Remember to express our appreciation for all thoes who have helpd nurture and guide us, includeing the teachers and day-care workers who have dedicated their lives to educating and inspiring children. Let's also include the nurses and doctors who have taken care of medical needs when we alone could not. Whatever role they play, we thank god for these kind, loving people. Honor your mother on mother's day James Rowan. Howell List Owner.

Looking for info re: the family of William Howell, born abt 1816 in North Carolina, who with his wife Catherine was living in Madison Co, TN in 1850. She was born in North Carolina abt 1819. The Census shows several children living in the household: Boaz Howell, age 15 Rachel Howell, age 14 Jane Howell, age 12 William Howell, age 8 Dallas Howell, age 6 Jackson Howell, age 4 Patrick Howell, age 2 Also, a Major Howell, age 37. Don't know if he was an elder brother of William, or what... I'm trying to figure out if daughter Rachel Howell is the Rachel Elizabeth Howell who married Joel Garner. Any info on this family would be heartily appreciated! Regards, Jay Garner jgarner@ns.fcic.usda.gov coyote98@juno.com http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/a/r/J-H-Garner/ J.H. Garner jgarner@ns.fcic.usda.gov coyote98@juno.com

Searching for information on a Benjamin Franklin Howell (b 1801-d 1855) from Bedford County, Virginia. Kathleen Akers Bedford, VA

What part of Missouri are you looking in. My Howells are the founders of HOWELL county Mo. They lived in Oregon County. I will be listing them soon, there are so many!! Let me know what part and i will check my files. My ancesters are Josiah and Sarah (Lassiter) Howell from Bertie County NC. They traveled thru Tn and Ky to end up in Mo. If anyone has anyone in this family, please correspond. thanks! Kay _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Can anyone please help me find some information on Rufus King Howell? He was born approximately 1818-1820 and was married to Sarah Davis. They lived at least part of their life around Rockville, Ala. The children, as far as I know, are: Andrew Jackson, b 1848 Charlie Mary Sallie, Margaret Ernie Howell

Mike - I didn't see a Samuel Uriah Howell in my files, but I did find some info on a Uriah Howell that I thought you may want to check out. This comes from the book "Descendants of Edward Howell..." 1st Ed 1968 by Emma Howell Ross: Uriah D. Howell a carpenter, b. 5/19/1815; d. 1884. Went to Illinois in 1836; m. Elsie Nevius, b. 10/11/1820; d. 1889, dau. of Johannes Nevius. Issue: Col. Charles, b. 1843; m. Adelaide Robbins; had issue William, b. 1848; unmar. Ann Eliza, b. 1845; m. John Gulick; had issue John, m. Augusta Snell; had issue Alice Supposed to be one more; all listed in the 1850 census of Jersey Co, IL. Take care. Doug Hanke Tampa, FL -------- REPLY, Original message follows -------- Date: Thursday, 07-May-98 06:11 PM From: Mstew99 \ America Online: (MSTEW99) To: Howell Family \ Internet: (howell-l@rootsweb.com) Subject: [HOWELL-L] Roll call Just got back from Illinois, hope I'm not too late for a roll call . . . My mystery Howell is Samuel Urier (Uriah?) HOWELL, who lived in the ARK/MO/Illinois area in the 1870-1900 era. Among his sons is a Paul Howell, my grandfather. Sorry that I don't have more info right now, but I'm hoping that Samuel Howell's unusual middle name stands out in someone's data. Thanks. Mike [ Mstew99@aol.com ] ==== HOWELL Mailing List ==== To unsub or for more info on the HOWELL list please see: http://members .aol.com/jim68@cetlink.net/howell_l.html Note: that is HOWELL _L just like in the list name. It is case sensitive. Please don't send attached files to list. -------- REPLY, End of original message -------- http://genealogy.mksi.com/genealogy/dph or http://gen.roc.wayne.edu/genealogy/dph

Is anyone researching Howells in Kentucky in the Hardin and Nelson counties area in 1780 - 1820 ? I am especially interested in Hardin co. Thanks Sarah