Notes: Howe Genealogy

Howe Family
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151	1910 Census spells name as Gayns J. Bisch WWI Draft record spells name as Birck	Bjerke, Gajus Jensen (I16304)
152	1940 census lists husband as widowed	Johnson, Amy Maria (I10041)
153	1940 census lists WVH as widowed. A state marriage index lists a 1940 marriage without giving a name. 1942 WWII Draft registration lists contact as Elizabeth Howe. Application for Veterans tombstone is signed by Elizabeth G. Howe. City directories list no wives.	Howe, Wyman Vincent (I12240)
154	1984	Brigham, Samuel (I23024)
155	2 months old	Howe, Carrie (I5094)
156	2. JAMES HOWE (James'), born in Haffield, Essex, England, baptized 23 March 1633; married 13 April 1658, ELIZABETH JACKSON, daughter of William and Deborah Jackson of Rowley, Mass., supposed to have been born in England about 1635. She was one of those unfortunate victims of the Salem witchcraft delusion. She was tried on 30 June 1692, and executed on Gallows Hill in Salem, Mass., 19 July 1692. The memory of her is now held in high esteem by her descendants. During the witchcraft craze some trouble had ,arisen between her family and that of one of her neighbors, and the neighbor's child, a little girl, having been attacked with some kind of, fits, Mrs. How was charged with bewitching her, and in those times suspiaon was fatal. The ministers were called in to see the girl and hear her testimony, and that of her parents, but though the family tried to persuade the girl to call "Goodwife How" a witch, she refused to do so. Mrs. How's bearing throughout the trial was such as to indicate the highest type of womanhood. Some of the witnesses testified that they "often heard her speaking of those persons that raised these reports of her and we never heard her speak badly of them, for the same. We never heard her revile any person that hath accused her with witch-craft, but pitied them and said I pray God forgive them for they hann themselves more than me." The husband was stricken with blindness and one of the most touching scenes in the course of the, prosecution, was the father being led by one of the daughters, twice a week to visit the mother in prison. One of the girls went to Boston, and sought executive clemency, but in vain. The story is sad and sickening in all its details, but it reflects no discredit upon the unfortunate victim. She spoke with prophetic accuracy when she said of those who were persecuting her, that they harmed themselves more than they did her; as Mr. Upham Wells says "There is no more disgraceful page in our annals, than that which details the testimony given at the trial and records the conviction and execution of Elizabeth .How." Later legal proceedings were instituted to recover damages for her execution, which resulted in an allowance being made in 1711, of f 4-14 s, to Elizabeth,s daughters Mary and Abigail, and to "James How, Martha How and Sarah How, being ye children of her'only son John How, deceased." Among the receipts preserved in the Essex County archives "of ye relations &c of ye Sufferers in ye year 1692," is that of Isaac How (a descendant of Abraham How of Roxbury,) who married Elizabeth's daughter Deborah, as follows: "May I, 1712, Recd on behalf of my wife Deborah How Two pounds Seven Shillings in full. Isaac How." James died I5 Feb. 1701-2. His will dated 19 Nov. 1701, and proved 11 March 1701-2, mentions his daughter "Dabora," his other two daughters Mary How and.Abigail How, who have taken care of me for several years." The will also mentions "my deceased daughter Elizabeth Jackson's children," also "my grand-daughters Martha How and Sara (unmarried).	Jackson, Elizabeth (I5736)
157	24 Feb. is date of baptism	Howe, Perley (I19337)
158	265 Grand Street, New York, New York	Dupignac, Jean (I9894)
159	29 Age: 29	Farrington, George H (I38791)
160	2nd cousins	Family: Abner Howe / Hepzibah Howe (F2472)
161	2nd wife, no chilcren	Family: Amos Gould / Anna Howe (F1987)
162	3	Gay, Hezekiah (I19351)
163	31 jan 1882	Howe, Clifford H (I29521)
164	32 Age: 32; CauseOfDeath: Chronic Brights Disease	Howe, Ora David (I8478)
165	32 Stearns Ave.	Howe, Richard Harry (I15024)
166	33 Age: 33; NumberOfChildren: 4	Family: Richard Sherman Pope / Marion Blanche Howe (F26982)
167	3rd marriage	Family: Henry Allen Howe / Lucy Grey Martin (F3401)
168	42 Age: 42	Sponsler, Arietta Jane (I39633)
169	44 Age: 44	Howe, Sarah Josephine (I5138)
170	4th chlid	Eaton, _____ (I37321)
171	5 June 1917 WWI Draft Regisrarion lists him as single	Howe, Franklin Edward (I14256)
172	5 unlisted children died young	Family: Joseph Jones / Sally Howe (F2012)
173	50 Prospect Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York	Dupignac, Richard Corwin Pierson (I13166)
174	52 Age: 52	Howe, Jeremiah (Jerry) (I40854)
175	5th child	Eaton, Harold Oscar (I37322)
176	6 jul 1785	Howe, a child (I4123)
177	6 weeks old	Howe, Charles (I20985)
178	6' 9" in height	Howe, Phineas (I22605)
179	6/21/1819	Lambert, Serviah (I9065)
180	61 Age: 61	Warnke, Kevin Christopher (I10805)
181	61 Age: 61	Ripley, Mary Jane (I40732)
182	61 Age: 61	Warnke, Kevin Christopher (I10805)
183	62 East Park,	Howe, Ruth Eno (I26880)
184	64 Age: 64	Howe, Orlando Coulter (I39020)
185	66 Age: 66	Robertson, Sally (I37966)
186	68 Age: 68	Clark, Charles J (I40343)
187	69 Age: 69; CauseOfDeath: Natural, Atrial Fib	Pope, Richard Sherman (I38924)
188	6th child was born in 1798, marriage date estimated frmo that info	Family: William Howe / Lydia Whitman (F8888)
189	7	Sturdevant, Caleb S (I22002)
190	7 J	Paul, Samuel (I30704)
191	70 Age: 70	Howe, Sidney Judson (I9083)
192	71 Age: 71	Kilbourne, Truman (I40830)
193	72 Age: 72	Howe, Seneca W (I6768)
194	72 Age: 72	Howe, Louisa Ellen (I39965)
195	72 Age: 72	Howe, Philip Ray (I38921)
196	72 Age: 72	Densmore, Sarah A (I39087)
197	72 Age: 72; CauseOfDeath: Fractured Neck by Hanging	Howe, Ralph Osmore (I8479)
198	75 Age: 75	Howe, John Parker (I13252)
199	75 Age: 75	Howe, Martha Elizabeth (I38722)
200	77 Age: 77	Howe, Jeanette (I38742)