IN SEARCH OFother HOWELL descendants. My HOWELL ancestors are mostly of St. Charles County, MO area and connect with Daniel BOONE lines. I'd like to find cousins that I've lost touch with as well as meet new cousins. Any questions or for further information, E-mail me (KJC46@aol.com) Kathy 1 John HOWELL, Sr. (b. abt 1732-) born in PA 2 Francis HOWELL, Sr. (b.1762-d.1834) born in NC and m. Susannah Stone 3 Thomas HOWELL (1783 -1869) m. Susannah Callaway 4 John Francis HOWELL (1825-1887) m. Sarah Ann McCortney 5 Orlando Rodoski HOWELL (1857 -1940) m. Nannie Warfield

Hi everyone just got this census of my gg-granfathers family from the library of Michigan today. If anyone knows of this line of Howells please contact me. William Howell 44yrs. crippled for 16 years born in Pa. Nancy " 42 " (McGeary) John " 20 Laborer " Margaret " 19 " " William H. " 17 " " Mary " 14 " James " 12 " Thanks everyone. Paula

Millie here - I'm trying to obtain information on Matthew HOWELL, Sr. m. to Jane Watkins Howell from England. They came to US with a large family in Sept. 1860, stayed in New York City for 6 months, farmed in Clinton Co. Ohio, farmed in 1868 at Wapello Co. Iowa, and then moved to Lucas Co. Iowa where Matthew died in 1870. His son, Matthew HOWELL, Jr. m. Rebecca Wrightesman, Wapello Co. Iowa and then went to York Co. Nebraska. He became a Senator of Neb. in 1882 and they had 2 daughters, Annie Z. and Nina L. Any infor- mation about this family, please contact me. Thanks Millie Alexander ishkani@ibm.net

Looking for William Howell married to ???cy McGeary (maybe Mercy, Marcy, Nancy). They were both born in PA. and their son was born Mar. 22, 1844 in Washington Co., Pa., his name was William Henry Howell. They also had a daughter Margaret.

Hooray! I FINALLY found my biological grandfather and his family. Unfortunately, he has passed on, but I am anxious to follow my lineage further! :-) Any info. would be GREATLY appreciated! If this HOWELL is on your list, please let me know: Robert Edward HOWELL DOB: 08-13-1911 in Wapanucka, Oklahoma married: Pauline McClintock on 05-08-1942 children: 2 sons & 2 daughters (names unknown as yet) died: 10-01-1977 in Tucson, Arizona Mother's Maiden name: Florence Orcutt More info. upon request. Thank you for your time and efforts! Wishing you much success! -Christina :-) E-mail to: FilmKidz@aol.com

Hi Darlene I may have talked to you before but I am researching HOWELL's that came from Gibson Tn. John HOWELL and Bettie Elizabeth KING they had 7 children first 4 in Tn. The rest in Pemiscot Co. Mo. and then rasied in Piggott and Nimmons, Clay , Ark. In 1900 Tn soundex Katherine HOWELL mother was living with them. Have more info was just hitting the bare bones. ps- I do know that John had a sister named Laura and that she married a Jack NORRID/ED. Thanks for any info Lorraine

In a message dated 97-08-18 09:34:42 EDT, you write: << I also have a David JERNIGAN who has a daughter named Isabell who married a Howell. Was this the John Howell b. 1753? >> I am a HOWELL researcher also BUT I also have JERNIGANs married into my RILEY line as well as HOWELL line. This is sort of funnny or has a funny story to it. I work really closely on my RILEY line with a cousin who is a JERNIGAN and I have forwarded your message on to her. Sharon Jernigan Tingley is her name (shrun@aol.com) and she also is very active in the JERNIGAN home page. Here is that URL for you..... http://members.aol.com/jernigan01/homepg1.htm Do you have a JARNIGAN/HOWELL marriage in Polk Co., TN? I don't have the one you mention here and I also don't have your HOWELLs in Wayne Co either. But will keep your message in case I run across anything! Good luck! Darlene

John Howell b. 1753 Wayne Co., NC. Rev. soldier, died 1840 Wayne Co., NC. Who was his wife??????????????? I cannot find a wife listed in anything with him, not his will, or probate, nothing. I did find one John Howell on deed records with an Isabell. I also have a David JERNIGAN who has a daughter named Isabell who married a Howell. Was this the John Howell b. 1753? Help, Wynellgen@aol.com

Hello everyone, This is my first post, I hope someone can help me locate this Howell. My 4th Great grandmother was Nancy HOWELL. Nancy was b.Nov, 11, 1777 d. Apr 22, 1852, Floyd Co. VA. She married John Bryant HYLTON b. c1775 d.March 28, 1815. Nancy married 2nd William Hancock. Nancy HOWELL's parents were Joshua (possibly Josiah?) HOWELL b.1744 d.July 2, 1835, Muncie, Indiana. Joshua's wife's name was Mary. (don't know maiden name). Joshua was a patriot in the Rev. War. It is believed that he came from PA, but possibly NY?? They lived in Montgomery Co., VA for awhile. They left VA in 1808; then moved onto Champaign Co., OH. Apparently, he was one of the founders of Christiansburg (now called Liberty). He and Mary then moved to Darke Co., OH and finally to Muncie, Indiana, where they both died. This info was taken from Dorothy Burnett Peterson's book; Blue Ridge Heritage. I have seen reference that his name may have also been recorded as Josiah. Any additions and/or corrections would be greatly appreciated!! Thank you for your time, Cindy Hylton Carpenter cindycar@gte.net

August 10, 1997 - Sunday evening Hello there... Here is info. of my HOWELL line... Descendants of Benjamin Howell 1 Benjamin HOWELL b: 1795 in Chatham Co., NC d: 1855 in Grant Co.?, IN +Elizabeth KIMBROUGH b: January 3, 1802 in Rowan Co., NC d: February 15, 1885 in Grant Co., IN m: January 26, 1820 in Clinton Co., OH ....2 Jeremiah HOWELL b: November 11, 1820 in Clinton Co., OH d: November 1899 in (Bur: Oak Ridge Cemetery) ........+Sarah Jinett JESSUP, b: August 8, 1823 in Conn. d: July 18, 1862 in (Bur: Oak Ridge Cemetery) m: November 11, 1841 in Clinton Co., OH (NOTE: Jeremiah Howell and Sarah Jinett Jessup were my direct ancestors.) ....2 Riley HOWELL, b: March 19, 1825 in Clinton Co., OH ........+Elizabeth CLARK m: 1847 ....2 Patsey Melissa HOWELL ........+Daniel W. BOWMAN,b: in VA m: 1850 ....2 Adeline E. HOWELL ........+??? MOORE m: Bef 1866 ....*2nd Husband of Adeline E. Howell: ........+Joel B. WRIGHT m: Aft June 1866 ....*3rd Husband of Adeline E. Howell: ........+Eli HAISLEY m: December 19, 1866 in Oak Ridge Meeting House ....2 Seven more children (11 TOTAL) This is all information as given to me by my parents years ago. Will anyone please share with me for those seven more children? Also, what about Benjamin Howell's parents' names and whereabouts, if known? I often wanted to know WHICH country this HOWELL came from originally. Much appreciate... Keep in touch. Glenna Garner

Hi! I'm new to the list, and would like to know if there is a place that has a gedcom file of all known Howells so that I can make a match with the Howells in my family tree. I am researching the name ADDY, and have 4 Howells in my tree: Abner Howell Sr. (m. bef 1845) Abner Howell Jr. (b. 5-11-1824, m. Louisa Rollins? 5-1-1845, d. 12-14-1913) Their children, Eliza Salena Howell and Mary Francis Howell. Does this match anyone's family? --brant

Dear list members, Recently a Web Page running under the name of GenForum.Com was started. This page is a message board for surnames, the owner listed all the surnames that were being run under ROOTSWEB on it. A night or so ago the owner of this page decided to flood ROOTSWEB with Spam mail about his page. The following is a letter sent to all listowners from Brian Leverich owner of ROOTSWEB. <As many of you are aware, GENFORUM.COM spammed all the RootsWeb lists <tonight. <It killed our mail server, and judging by the e-mail we've received <it irritated a lot of folks. <Here's what we've done at RootsWeb: <We captured and killed as much of the spam as we could, and I'm <trying to bring the mail server back on line. <I've written to Cliff Shaw to tell him we'll be sending him a bill <for damages after we clean up the wreckage, and we expect him to pay <promptly. <I've also written to all the upstream providers of his Internet <connection, asking them to share a personal growth opportunity with <him. <What a sleaze. *sigh* -B>> I suggest that the members of this list boycott this page to show are support for ROOTSWEB. We need to help stop these spammers. Remember MAISER???? At this time I would like to suggest if you haven't had the chance to mail in a donation to ROOTSWEB Please do so. This only goes to show that your donation is well used to keep the computers of ROOTSWEB well and alive. This is not the first spam to hit ROOTSWEB since the death of MAISER, but hopfully with the combined efforts of Brian, Karen and Larry it will be the last. To be a "member" it is $12.00 I think it is $24.00 to be a "sponsor". It is $12.00 per person not per list that you're on. They request US funds to be sent to this address: Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative P.O. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 Remember this is ***NOT*** required to be a member of this list or any other rootsweb list. Thanks, Dana

Am searching for any information on Robert Edward HOWELL DOB: 08-13-1911, DOD: 10-?-1977. Last residence was Tucson, Arizona. He was the son of Florence (?) and (?) ORCUTT who resided in Buena Park, California. Florence ORCUTT was born 01-17-1890 and died 11-?-1979, also in Tucson, Arizona. Robert Edward HOWELL had a son, Robert Eugene HOWELL on 08-12-1937. This child's mother (not known if they were married) was Meriem Frances YOUNG. He signed over parental rights for his son whose adopted name became Robert Eugene CLEMENT. Robert Edward HOWELL is said to have been an employee of both Helm's Bakery in Los Angeles, Californa and also American Airlines (either California or Tucson). Any information would be greatly appreciated! :-) -Christina, E-Mail: FilmKidz@aol.com

Howell, William Henry born mar. 22, 1846, died Washington, Pa. July 25, 1910. Married Sarah Elizabeth King born E. Finley Twp., Washington Co., Pa. Mar. 15, 1852, died April 19, 1926 Washington, Pa. Looking for any information on William's family or parents. He went by the name of Henry and Served in the 16th Calvalry of Pa., during the Civil War.

Dyfed is a shire (a county). The boundaries may have been different at that time period but most recently it is mid-Wales along the west coast. In the word, Abernent, "aber" means "above" usually in reference to a river, village, or some other geographic feature below. I have a Welsh dictionary and map available if anyone wants more information. Lesley Graham lpg@bradley.bradley.edu On Wed, 30 Jul 1997 MFHOWELLJR@aol.com wrote: > Just came across some additional info (mixed in with some stuff I already > had)on Howell Welsh origins I thought I'd share. Would be interested if this > info supports or contradicts what each of you have. > Present Welsh, English and American Howells derive from old Welsh family of > Abernent in Carmarthenshire, the linage and name deriving from Howel Dda (I > think it's really Hywel Dda), the King of Wales from 943 to 950. He was > grandson of Rhodri Mawr, the Great, who united almost all of ancient Wales > under his supremacy. He (Hywel Dda I presume) was married to Ellen, daughter > of the last of the Kings of Dyfed (whoever or whatever that is?) > The reign of Howel Dda was remarkable for its peacefulness, and is the only > ruler of ancient Wales designated "The Good". He was also the only King ever > to issue his own coinage. > On a visit to Rome in 928, became a student of jurisprudence, and the code of > laws he composed is his lasting claim to fame. Three parts of his code are > still found in English Common Law (which three?). He was such a wise and just > man that he was called "the head and glory of all the Britons." > There is a place today in Wales called Crickhowell, which I think was Hywel > Dda's castle/home/fortress/something? Ring a bell with anyone? > Marshall > >

Just came across some additional info (mixed in with some stuff I already had)on Howell Welsh origins I thought I'd share. Would be interested if this info supports or contradicts what each of you have. Present Welsh, English and American Howells derive from old Welsh family of Abernent in Carmarthenshire, the linage and name deriving from Howel Dda (I think it's really Hywel Dda), the King of Wales from 943 to 950. He was grandson of Rhodri Mawr, the Great, who united almost all of ancient Wales under his supremacy. He (Hywel Dda I presume) was married to Ellen, daughter of the last of the Kings of Dyfed (whoever or whatever that is?) The reign of Howel Dda was remarkable for its peacefulness, and is the only ruler of ancient Wales designated "The Good". He was also the only King ever to issue his own coinage. On a visit to Rome in 928, became a student of jurisprudence, and the code of laws he composed is his lasting claim to fame. Three parts of his code are still found in English Common Law (which three?). He was such a wise and just man that he was called "the head and glory of all the Britons." There is a place today in Wales called Crickhowell, which I think was Hywel Dda's castle/home/fortress/something? Ring a bell with anyone? Marshall

SUE'S COOK BOOK Recipe #3--Part 2 STATE CENSUS SCHEDULES Maine 1849-1864, Census of New Orleans 1791 and 1804, Residents 1814, 1820, 1821. Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Residents 1652, 1674, 1703, 1711, Voters 1787, Federal Assessment 1798. Maryland Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Freemen 1637, 1641, 1642, Residents 1638, 1683, 1710, 1758, Rate List 1642, Tobacco assessment 1681, 1682, 1684, 1686, 1688, List of Rebels 1747, State/Territorial Census 1776, 1783, 1796, Oaths of Fidelity 177-1778. Massachusetts State/Territorial Censuses in 1779, 1855, 1865 (these are in print), 1850, 1860, 1870, 1875 and every 5 years through 1945 (these may not be in print), Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Freemen 1630-1691, Militia List 1675, Soldiers in the French and Indian War 1754-1763, US Direct Tax List 1798. Michigan State/Territorial Censuses for 1837, 1845, 1864, 1874, 1884, 1894, 1904, Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Territorial Tax List 1805, Residents 1831. Minnesota State/Territorial Censuses for 1836, 1849, 1857, 1865 and every ten years until 1905. Mississippi State/Territorial Censuses for 1792, 1810, 1816, 1857, 1865, 1875, 1885, 1895, 1905, Union Veterans and Widows 1890. Missouri State/Territorial Census for 1876 and few earlier years for a few counties. Montana Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Poll List 1864. Nebraska State/Territorial Censuses for 1854, 1855, 1856, 1865-1884 (but incomplete), 1885 (complete). Nevada Union Veterans and Widows 1890, State/Territorial Census 1872, Inhabitants 1875. New Hampshire Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Residents 1735, 1776. New Jersey State/Territorial Censuses for 1885, 1895, 1905, 1915 (in print), 1855, 1865, 1875 (these may not be in print), available at New Jersey State Library, Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Freeholders 1755, Militia Census 1793. New Mexico Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Spanish/Mexican Census 1790, 1823, 1845, State/Territorial Census 1885. New York State/Territorial Censuses for 1663-1772, 1814, 1835, 1845, 1855, 1865, 1875, 1892, 1905, 1915, 1925 (1855-1915 should be available in the offices of the county clerks), Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Loyalists 1782. North Carolina Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Residents 1701, Colonial census 1741- 1787. North Dakota Union Veterans and Widows 1890, State/Territorial Censuses for 1836 and 1885 (available at State Historical Library). Ohio Union Veterans and Widows 1890, State/Territorial Censuses for 1887-1907. Oklahoma State/Territorial Census 1890 (Logan, Olkahoma, Cleveland, Canadian, Kingfisher, Payne, and Beaver Cos. only), Union Veterans and Widows 1890. Oregon Union Veterans and Widows 1890, State/Territorial Censuses for 1842-1905 (but not all are complete), available at Oregon Historical Society. Pennsylvania Union Veterans and Widows 1890, US Direct Tax 1798. Rhode Island Union Veterans and Widows 1890, State/Territorial Censuses for 1747, 1770, 1774, 1777, 1779, 1782, 1865, 1875, 1885, 1895, 1905, 1915, 1925, 1935 (1875-1935 name all members of the household). South Carolina Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Residents 1670, 1775, 1776, 1860, Heads of Families 1781, Loyalists 1783, State/Territorial Censuses for 1869 and 1875 (incomplete). South Dakota Union Veterans and Widows 1890, State/Territorial Censuses for 1836, 1885- 1895 (name all members, but not complete), 1905-1945 (name all members, complete). Tennessee Union Veterans and Widows 1890, War of 1812 Pensiones 1883. Texas Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Residents 1782-1836, State/Territorial Censuses for 1829-1836, school Census 1854-1855. Utah Union Veterans and Widows 1890, State/Territorial Censuses for 1851 and 1856. Vermont Union Veterans and Widows 1890, Residents 1771. Virginia Union Veterans and Widows 1890, residents 1623, 1624, 1625, 1626, 1774-1775, 1779, Slaveholders 1625, Heads of Families 1782-1787, Pensioners 1785, 1787, 1840. Washington Union Veterans and Widows 1890, State/Territorial Censuses from 1872-1888. West Virginia Union Veterans and Widows 1890. Wisconsin Union Veterans and Widows 1890, State/Territorial Censuses 1836, 1838, 1842, 1846, 1847, 1855, 1865, 1875, 1885, 1895, 1905. Wyoming Union Veterans and Widows 1890. State/Territorial Census 1905. This list may not include everything available, but at least we know there isn't less than this!

SUE'S COOK BOOK Recipe #3 STATE CENSUS SCHEDULES The following records can be used to supplement the Federal Census or to substitute for it in times and places where it doesn't exist. All of the records suggested below are available in printed form (except as noted) and most will be found in the state archives. Many state archives will answer specific questions by mail for a fee. To find the address of the State Archives, consult the Handy Book for Genealogists by Everton Publishers. Many are available in regular genealogy libraries, as well. In addition to the records suggested below, there are also Federal Mortality Schedules that can be consulted. These are available on microfilm. If you can't find your ancestor on the US Census where you think he should be, try an alternative source. The type of information you will find will vary. Alabama State/Territorial Censuses taken in 1820 (partial), 1819 (Northern Alabama Residents), 1855 (incomplete), 1866 (incomplete), 1907 (Confederate Veterans). Alaska State/Territorial Censuses taken in 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1914, 1917 (but incomplete), Unalaska and Aleutian Villages 1878, Sitka 1878, 1881, Cape Smyth and Point Barrow 1885, Pribiloff Islands 1890 thur 1895. There are also voter registration registers for various years. Arizona State/Territorial Censuses were taken in 1850, 1860, 1864, 1866, 1882, and a few other years, but not all are complete. There are also voter registration registers. Arkansas None that I know of. California State Census of 1852--the California State Library has a copy and it is indexed. The Padron Censas of 1790--this is a Mission census. Colorado State/Territorial Census of 1885. Connecticut Census reconstruction 1660-1673. Delaware Tax Lists 1790, Residents 1675, 1677, 1693, Militia Rolls 1803-1807. District of Columbia Union Veterans and Widows 1890, State/Territorial Census 1867. Florida State/Territorial Census 1825, 1845, 1855, 1866, 1867, 1875, 1885, 1895--but they are not complete. Complete in 1935 and 1945. Georgia Early Settlers 1733-1742, Land Lottery 1805, 1820, 1821, 1827, 1832. Census for a few counties 1800, 1827, 1838, 1845, 1852, 1859. Hawaii 1878 Island Census (Oahu, Maui, Hawaii only), 1890 (all islands). Idaho None that I know of. Illinois State/Territorial Censuses in 1810, 1818, 1820, 1825, 1830, 1835, 1840, 1845, 1855, 1865. Indiana State Cenus every 4 years from 1820 through 1853, and every six thereafter at least 1877. Voters list 1809. Revolutionary War Pensioners 1835. Iowa State/Territorial Censuses for 1836, 1840-1849, 1852, 1854, 1856, 1885, 1895, 1905, 1915, 1925. Sac and Fox Indian Census. 1847. Kansas State/Territorial Census 1855, 1856, 1857, 1858, 1859, 1865, and every ten years thereafter until 1925. Available at Kansas State Historical Society in Topeka. Kentucky Union Veterans and Widows 1890, School Census 1870-1932. Louisiana State/Territorial Censuses for 1706, 1721, 1726, Free colored persons to be cont...

JOhn G. HOWELL born about 1799 died 1848 married Phoeby ________ (1801-1848). They moved to Early Co. GA about 1832, Maybe from SC or NC??? Children were: Eliza M. born 1822 William Jackson born 1826 Joseph D. born 1827 3 babies all died by 1835 William Jackson HOWELL born 1826 died 1911 married (1) Frances E. KINCHEN in 1862 and had Thomas Jackson "Jack", Robert Lee, Fannie, William Hiram, John J. William Jackson HOWELL married (2) Nancy Ann Beverly Where did they come from? Who was Phoeby?

Hello. This is for a friend. Nathaniel HOWELL, res Larue Co. KY, 1860. To Collin Co. TX, c1882. His wife died in West Point, KY, c1880. Two known sons: i. Vic HOWELL settled in McKinney, TX, c1882 His desc has "Howell Furniture" in McKinney, TX, 1997. ii. Joseph Hamilton HOWELL, b. 12 July 1870, West Point, KY. Family went to McKinney, TX, c1882. Resided in South Texas after 1914. Issue: Samuel Darby, b. 1915, Marion Flake, b. 1917; Bessie Laverne, b. 1920 I don't recognize these as being desc of old Amasa HOWELL who resided in Hardin Co. KY; but they might be descendants. Any help appreciated. We need to do some census research, for sure. I will be out of town for a week beginning Wednesday. J. Chan Edmondson edmoski@airmail.net