I am looking for more information on African American Howell. My father was Gernard E. Howell and his parents were Lydia(Cook) and Lawrence Howell ov Starkville, Miss. Not sure of Lawrence's parents. But Lydia's parents were Mitchell Cook and Julia Wynn. Sandy

I would like to compare notes with anyone researching the Howell families of Amelia and Powhatan Co., VA. My Robert H. Howell m. Dorothy V. Briggs on 7/6/1813 in Powhatan Co., VA. I have the signed consent form from her father John Briggs. Thanks, Darlene

From Cavaliers and Pioneers of VA John Howell, 117 acs. Amelia co. in the fork of Saylors Cr.; adj. Osburn, Certain, Richie & Spradling; 10 Sep 1760, p. 888. (Patent Book 33). 15 Shill. Could this be the same John Howell? In Amelia Co., VA On October 28, 1816 , Mary Howell, widow of John Howell dec'd., Jane Howell, Tabatha Howell Vaughan. Thomas Howell, and William Howell of Amelia County grant power of Attorney to Robert Howell, also of Amelia county to dispose of land purchased of Thos. Jackson in Bedford County, Va. ***** I would love to discuss this family with anyone of interest? Darlene

Hi, Micki. My name is Ruth. I'm afraid I can't answer your question, but you may be able to answer mine: Do you know of a Reason Howell b~1817, who lived and owned land in Shelby Co., Oh and may have been listed in the 1850 Shelby Census with a Daniel Howell as follows: Daniel Howell 73 b. Md. Sarah Howell 45 b. Md. Eli Howell 21 b. Oh Phillip Howell 17 b. Oh Mary A.E. " 17 b. Oh Meason " 26 b. Oh Mary " 21 b. Va William " 2 b. Oh Reason was my mother's paternal grandfather, and no more is known of him, so we have no context to help. Mary, b. Va was indeed his wife, and he had a son William b. Ohio. Time frames for both are within good reason. I have been able to locate no information on the rest of the children, either, so it's very perplexing! If you can place this family within yours, I would be most happy to join a different search! In any event, I will be keeping an eye out for your Joshua and Benjamin. I did find that Joshua's son Daniel m. Phoebe Ross. Ross is a name in the maternal branch of my mom's family, the DeCamps. (My mom and her sibs were raised in an orphanage.) Thank you, Micki. Ruth C. Roadinger elmag@netamumail.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <MFackenth1@aol.com> To: <HOWELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 06, 2003 2:53 PM Subject: [HOWELL] ROLL CALL: JOSHUA & BENJAMIN > This has been a brick wall for the last 15 years. Hope someone out there can > help! > > We need the parents and siblings for the following HOWEL(L) brothers: > > Brothers JOSHUA (1745-1836) and BENJAMIN ( ca 1740-1799) are well recorded in > Botetourt (Montgomery/Floyd) Counties, VA by 1765. According to records for > Benjamin's oldest son, DANIEL, he was born in Philadelphia in 1759. Therefore, > it is suspected they may have been in the Philadelphia prior to living in VA. > > Benjamin died in VA. Joshua and his family moved to Champaign Co, OH in 1808 > and on to Delaware Co, IN in 1832-34 and he died there in 1835. Both are > Rev. Patriots as well as son Daniel. > > Any help will be greatly appreciated! > > Micki Howell-Fackenthal > > > ==== HOWELL Mailing List ==== > Need to reach Colleen, the discussion coordinator? Send her an email > at <ladyaudris@earthlink.net>. > > >

Hi, Micki and other Howell Hounds: Sorry to be so late answering, but I've been gone and just read this. I, too, am interested in Daniel Howell, who apparently married Phoebe Ross in Virginia, b4 going to Ohio in 1810 where his father Joshua was. I found this information online in the Champaign County history site, found by search engine ----- Original Message ----- From: <MFackenth1@aol.com> To: <HOWELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 06, 2003 2:53 PM Subject: [HOWELL] ROLL CALL: JOSHUA & BENJAMIN > This has been a brick wall for the last 15 years. Hope someone out there can > help! > > We need the parents and siblings for the following HOWEL(L) brothers: > > Brothers JOSHUA (1745-1836) and BENJAMIN ( ca 1740-1799) are well recorded in > Botetourt (Montgomery/Floyd) Counties, VA by 1765. According to records for > Benjamin's oldest son, DANIEL, he was born in Philadelphia in 1759. Therefore, > it is suspected they may have been in the Philadelphia prior to living in VA. > > Benjamin died in VA. Joshua and his family moved to Champaign Co, OH in 1808 > and on to Delaware Co, IN in 1832-34 and he died there in 1835. Both are > Rev. Patriots as well as son Daniel. > > Any help will be greatly appreciated! > > Micki Howell-Fackenthal > > > ==== HOWELL Mailing List ==== > Need to reach Colleen, the discussion coordinator? Send her an email > at <ladyaudris@earthlink.net>. > > >

Just tried the link I sent, it's not going to work. Instead go to <A HREF="www.archives.gov/aad">www.archives.gov/aad</A> click on search, then click people, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click Famine Irish Data Files. 1977 ? - 1989 ?. In option box click search, then put Howell in the last name search values box and click search. The 3 pages will pull up then. Jackie Howell

Check out the link below. There are 3 pages of Howell passenger records. Hope it helps someone. Jackie Howell <A HREF="http://aad.archives.gov/aad/search_results.jsp?file_id=640&data_layout_id=412&coll_id=1002&table_id=180">http://aad.archives.gov/aad/search_results.jsp?file_id=640&data_layout_id=412& coll_id=1002&table_id=180</A>

<A HREF="http://aad.archives.gov/aad/search_results.jsp?file_id=640&data_layout _id=412&coll_id=1002&table_id=180">http://aad.archives.gov/aad/search_result s.jsp?file_id=640&data_layout_id=412& coll_id=1002&table_id=180</A> I am not on AOL - AND even after changing the above address, I still can't get into the site - Can someone help me? I am looking for any data on: SIMOND HOWELL 10gf I know of his daughter Sarah 2) HOWELL md John 2) MOLLESON s/o Gilbert 1) MOLLESON from Scotland Sarah arrived in NJ with her father and brother John. That is all I know of Simond - Another question - I bet someone on this site knows the answer - [I hope] I have [11th gr gf] B. JOHN -2) HOWELL b 1515/1521 of Yorkshire, England - d ......... " md 1538/1540 " TO unknown children [only know of two children] [10gp] - parents of Rev John 1) LOTHROP My 9th gr gf i. Mary or Maud -1) HOWELL 8 Jan 1640 b. 8 Jan 1650 Yoxall, Saffordshire, Eng d. June 1588 Etton, Yorkshire, England md as 2/wf 5 Sep 1575 Cherry Burton, York, England TO: *Thomas -1) LOTHROP/ LOWTHROPPE b. 19 June 1536 Cherry Burton, East Riding, Yorkshire, England d. 6 October 1606 Etton, Yorkshire, England widower of: Elizabeth .. c1544-1574 [had 8 ch] ii. Elizabeth -1) HOWELL b. 1541/1547 Cherry Burton, East Riding Yorkshire, England d. ........ md 12 June 1568 Cherry Burton, East Riding, Yorkshire, England TO: *Lawrence -1) LOTHROP /LOWTHROPPE b. 21 mar 1538/9 Cherry Burton, East Riding, Yorkshire, England bur. 8 June 1602 Cherry Burton, East Riding, Yorkshire, England *brothers My question is this- is this John HOWELL any relation to Edward 1) HOWELL - the emigrant who is also my 7th and 10th great grandfather - Thank you very much Wilma Fleming Haynes wilmahaynes@direcway.com -----Original Message----- From: Jnshowl@aol.com [mailto:Jnshowl@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 6:52 AM To: HOWELL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HOWELL] Howell: Famine Irish Passenger Record Check out the link below. There are 3 pages of Howell passenger records. Hope it helps someone. Jackie Howell ==== HOWELL Mailing List ==== Need to reach Colleen, the discussion coordinator? Send her an email at <ladyaudris@earthlink.net>.

Mary Wesson Howell, widow of William Terry (alias W.T., T.W., T.E.B.) Howell owned Florence Business College in Florence, Alabama . Later she operated a business school near Atlanta, Georgia. Then in the late 1930's or early 1940's, Mary Howell and two of her 3 adult sons moved to Washington, D.C. The reason for this move is unknown. She may have operated a business school there. Her sons were: Terry Howell married Mildred Phillips. He died in 1944. Both are buried at the Florence City Cemetery, Florence, Alabama. Thomas Howell married ?????? Lane. He was a school teacher at Waterloo, Alabama in the 1930's. They moved to Washington, D.C. David Howell married ?????? Mitchell. They moved to Washington, D.C. David had a son, David M. Howell. He married ?????? Essex of Washington, D.C. They came back to Florence, Alabama to be married. I need information on Mary Wesson Howell and sons Thomas Howell and family and David Howell and family. They may or may not have died in Washington, D.C. Thank you for any help. Steve Cooper STEVECOOPER75@COMCAST.NET

This is the info I have would anyone have any further info? Thanking you Lily Ancestors of Jacob Howell Generation No. 1 1. Jacob Howell, born 1786 in Fredericksburgh, Prince Edward Co. Ont; died Nov 09, 1858 in Sophiasburgh, Prince Edward Co. Ont. He was the son of 2. John Howell and 3. Eva Catharine Sheets. He married (1) Catherine Fox Mar 08, 1812 in Fredericksburgh, L Addington at St Paul. She was the daughter of Henry Fox and Catherine Brickman. Children of Jacob Howell and Catherine Fox are: i. David S Howell, born Abt. 1813; died Unknown. ii. Griffith Howell, born Jul 07, 1814 in Sophiasburg, Lennox, Ontario; died 1888; married Phoebe A Allison Oct 01, 1834 in Sophiasburgh. iii. Randall Howell, born Abt. 1815; died Dec 30, 1858. iv. James C Howell, born Abt. 1816; died Unknown. Generation No. 2 2. John Howell, born 1753 in New Jersey; died Unknown. He was the son of 4. Richard Howell and 5. Anna O'Donnell. He married 3. Eva Catharine Sheets 1780 in Johnstown,Montgomery Co, New York. 3. Eva Catharine Sheets, born 1755 in Montgomery Co, New York; died Unknown. Children of John Howell and Eva Sheets are: i. Hector Howell, born Aft. 1780; died Unknown. ii. John Jr Howell, born Aft. 1780; died Unknown. iii. William Howell, born Aft. 1780; died Unknown. iv. Griffith Howell, born 1783; died Unknown; married Elizabeth Lozier Sep 06, 1806 in Marysburgh, Ont. 1 v. Jacob Howell, born 1786 in Fredericksburgh, Prince Edward Co. Ont; died Nov 09, 1858 in Sophiasburgh, Prince Edward Co. Ont; married Catherine Fox Mar 08, 1812 in Fredericksburgh, L Addington at St Paul. vi. James Ryber Howell, born Jul 12, 1789 in Fredericksburg, L & Addington; died Unknown; married Elizabeth Fralick Bef. 1828. vii. Loraine Howell, born 1793; died Unknown. viii. Elizabeth Howell, born 1796; died Unknown. ix. Mary Ann Howell. x. Richard Howell. xi. Catharine Howell. xii. Nancy Jane Howell. Generation No. 3 4. Richard Howell, born 1715 in immigrated to Sussex County,New Jersey from Wales. He married 5. Anna O'Donnell. 5. Anna O'Donnell. Child of Richard Howell and Anna O'Donnell is: 2 i. John Howell, born 1753 in New Jersey; died Unknown; married Eva Catharine Sheets 1780 in Johnstown,Montgomery Co, New York. See my photos From the good old days http://pages.globetrotter.net/lileen/genea/ancient.htm or my Favorite Canadian Genealogy http://www.geocities.com/emma_gene_2000/index.html

Hi, There is. It's Graham-L@Rootsweb.com. I believe you can subscribe by sending a message to Graham-L-request@Rootsweb.com and just type "subscribe" in the message. There is also a Graham Clan, which I believe you can probably find from a web search. My Grahams come from Southwest Virginia, Floyd Co VA, and Ashe Co. NC. They originally arrived in Maryland about 1750, I think. My oldest known ancestor is Robert Graham, a shoemaker (Scotland or Ireland to Maryland to Augusta Co. Va.), his son Jacob Sr., then Jacob Jr., then Giles, Ishmael, Claude, Andrew J, and me. If I can help further please let me know. andy EGNIWRI@aol.com wrote: > Saw your post. I have a Graham line. > > I am sure there is a Graham organization. > > Do you have the address? Or could you tell me how to contact the group? > > Thanks so very much. > > egniwri @aol.com > > ==== HOWELL Mailing List ==== > Our homesite is the Howell Research Room located at > <http://howellresearch.com>.

Saw your post. I have a Graham line. I am sure there is a Graham organization. Do you have the address? Or could you tell me how to contact the group? Thanks so very much. egniwri @aol.com

Gladys, I ran across the following families in the 1850 census for Ohio, Erie Co, Oxford Township Family #32 William Howell 74 b. New York Farmer Elizabeth 69 b. NY Nathan 31 b. NY Carpenter Elizabeth 14 b. OH Saphronia 12 b. OH John Dally 12 b. OH Family #33 William Howell Jr. 46 b. NY Farmer Adaline 28 b. NY Joseph 20 b. NY Laborer John 7 b. OH James 5 b. OH Mary 3 b. OH Hope this helps. andy graham

Pat - Thanks for Checking. It seems Nathan A. Howell and his son William is just my brick wall. I cannot seem to get past him. Thanks for your reply and sorry we did not connect. Gladys Malott ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patt Carnevale" <dbltgen@webtv.net> To: <HOWELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 10:34 AM Subject: Re: [HOWELL] Howell, William > Gladys - - > My grandmother, Daisey A HOWELL, was born in 1872 in Wabash Co. ILL and > her sister, Mabel P, was born in 1880 in Lawrence Co. ILL. They > migrated to Orlando, FL in 1886. > > I have checked for a Nathan in our line and nothing. There is also no > other William HOWELL in several generations previous or post. Wm. H H > had a sister Mary, but she was born in 1843. I guess we don't have a > connection. Too bad! > Patt > > Researching: Howell, Bonham, Arford, Pickard, Eskins, > > > ==== HOWELL Mailing List ==== > Please do not send messages with attachments, HTML, MIME, or any other > enhanced text to the list. RootsWeb does not allow messages with those > settings through their servers and will only return them to you. > >

I am trying to find any information on my 3rd great grandmother, Cidy J Howell. She was born in Ohio, married Benjamin Franklin Coykendall either in Ohio or Wisconsin and then they moved to Douglas County, Illinois. She was born in 1816 and died 31 May 1878 in Illinois. When I went to the cemetery she is buried at, I found a bunch of Howell gravestones around hers. This was at the Albin Cemetery in Douglas Co., Illinois. For now I am assuming her parents are Enoch Howell and Semele C (maiden name unknown). On Enoch Howell's gravestone it said he died in 9 Feb 1885. Does this ring a bell with anybody? Please let me know if you have any info on any of these people Thanks so much, Trisha Researching the names: McKinney,Coykendall,Hancock,Cooch,Howell

Gladys - - My grandmother, Daisey A HOWELL, was born in 1872 in Wabash Co. ILL and her sister, Mabel P, was born in 1880 in Lawrence Co. ILL. They migrated to Orlando, FL in 1886. I have checked for a Nathan in our line and nothing. There is also no other William HOWELL in several generations previous or post. Wm. H H had a sister Mary, but she was born in 1843. I guess we don't have a connection. Too bad! Patt Researching: Howell, Bonham, Arford, Pickard, Eskins,

Good morning cousins, Glayds Malott posted a message about William Henry Harrison Howell in Ohio b. 1841> Illinois. In the message she mentions Priscilla Cramblett. Strangely, I was just getting ready to post the following request for information: Does anyone have information about the following family, in particular Andrew Howell mentioned here? 1850 Census, Ohio, Guernsey Co, Claysville township Samuel Marshall 61 b. PA Margaret Marshall 58 b. PA Andrew Marshall 20 b. OH Elizabeth Marshall 28 b. PA William Marshall 19 b. OH Sarah Marshall 17 b. OH John Cramlet or Crambet 7 b. OH Andrew Howell 90 b. VA Mary Howell 54 b. PA If the age is correct this Andrew Howell was born in VA in 1760. I found a Samuel Marshall in PA in the 1820 Census, Abbottstown. My ggrandfather had a brother Monroe Marshall Howell b ~1840-50, b. VA>NC>OR. Any information greatly appreciated. andy graham

Patt; What part of Illinois did your William Henry Harrison Howell come to before going to Florida? I am interested in your William Howell b: 1841 Coshocton Co., Ohio. Our g g grandfather Nathan A. Howell b: 1825, Ohio (do not know what county) d: Oct 1880 in Woodland Township, Fulton County, Illinois. Married 3 times. FIRST wife Unknown and is the mother of Our great grandmother Mary Howell b: 1852, Ohio. SECOND marriage to Priscilla Jane Cramblett, m. April 23, 1853, Harrison, Ohio. died in Illinois. One of their children was William T. Howell b: abt 1856, Ohio and married in Fulton County, Illinois to Sarah Brown. Could this William and Nathan be someway related to your William? If you think there could be a connection I would be glad to share information. We do not have much past Nathan A. Howell. Gladys Malott gmalo@theramp.net

Patt, It did seem very strange that they shared such a long name and their births were only 10 days off. I was sure they had to have something in common, but when they didn't seem to match up, I kinda gave up on his branch. When you sent me the message below, It suddenly came to my mind that the "Harrison" name could have come from the president of the time, which was a common thing to do. I looked into the hunch and sure enough, William Henry Harrison was elected president in the fall of 1840 and was the first President to die in office in April 1841, so I guess that solves that mystery. Too bad we couldn't find a connection, Keith Bailey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patt Carnevale" <dbltgen@webtv.net> > Keith - - > In regards to HOWELLS found in picture. My ggrandfather was William > Henry Harrison HOWELL born June 8, 1841. However, he was born and lived > in Coshocton Co. OH, moved to IN, then to ILL and finally to FL in 1846. > None of the other names appear in our family at least in those years. > STRANGE??????? > Patt Carnevale > > Researching: Howell, Bonham, Arford, Pickard, Eskins,

Keith - - In regards to HOWELLS found in picture. My ggrandfather was William Henry Harrison HOWELL born June 8, 1841. However, he was born and lived in Coshocton Co. OH, moved to IN, then to ILL and finally to FL in 1846. None of the other names appear in our family at least in those years. STRANGE??????? Patt Carnevale Researching: Howell, Bonham, Arford, Pickard, Eskins,