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Merritt Howard1,2

M, #102, b. 10 January 1804

Parents

FatherAntipas Howard (b. May 1766, d. 26 May 1826)
MotherRhoda Darling (b. 24 September 1776)

Events

Birth*10 January 1804Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,3
Witness1817 or 1818Antipas Howard; Came from Vermont, Clinton, NY, USA, Soon after the settlement of Junio Howard (1817 or 1818), his father, Antipas, and his brothers Osiah, Richard, and Merritt, came and located on lot 89.; Richard Lee Howard and Ozi Howard4
Marriage*1824Bethia Crandall; Assume 20 or so at time of marriage.1
Last Edited29 April 1999

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. Twin to Harriette.
  3. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, Antipas & Rhoda had 10 children at Andover.
  4. [S484] unknown author, History of Clinton & Franklin Counties, New York (unknown publisher address: Clinton Co. American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, 1978 Reprinted), Pg 300 Soon after the settlement of Junio Howard (1817 or 1818), his father, Antipas, and his brothers Osiah, Richard, and Merritt, came and located on lot 89.
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Bethia Crandall1

F, #103, b. 1806, d. 1872

Events

Birth*1806VT?, USA,2
Marriage*1824Merritt Howard; Assume 20 or so at time of marriage.1
Death*1872VT?, USA,2
Last Edited1 April 1996

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
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Harriette Howard1,2

F, #104, b. 10 January 1804

Parents

FatherAntipas Howard (b. May 1766, d. 26 May 1826)
MotherRhoda Darling (b. 24 September 1776)

Family: Leman Walters Dr. (b. circa 1815)

ChildWalters

Events

Birth*10 January 1804Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,3
Marriage*3 November 1819Leman Walters Dr.; Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,4
Last Edited1 April 1996

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. Twin to Merritt.
  3. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, Antipas & Rhoda had 10 children at Andover..
  4. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
Family Explorer

Leman Walters Dr.1,2,3

M, #105, b. circa 1815

Family: Harriette Howard (b. 10 January 1804)

ChildWalters

Events

Birth*Circa 1815VT?, USA,4
Marriage*3 November 1819Harriette Howard; Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,4
Last Edited29 May 1996

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Leman Walters, MD.
  3. Twin sister to Merritt.
  4. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943.
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Ozi Howard1,2

M, #107, b. 11 July 1807

Parents

FatherAntipas Howard (b. May 1766, d. 26 May 1826)
MotherRhoda Darling (b. 24 September 1776)

Events

Name-Var3
Birth*11 July 1807Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,4
Witness1817 or 1818Antipas Howard; Came from Vermont, Clinton, NY, USA, Soon after the settlement of Junio Howard (1817 or 1818), his father, Antipas, and his brothers Osiah, Richard, and Merritt, came and located on lot 89.; Richard Lee Howard and Merritt Howard5
Marriage*Circa 1830Polly Starr; VT?, USA,6
Event-Misc*Circa 1835Clinton, Clinton, NY, USA, Pg. 301 Osiah Howard was a great bear-trapper,but on one occasion paid dearly for his temerity. Having captured a large one in a trap one day, he unloosened the chain which bound the latter to a tree, and putting it over shoulder, attempted to dray the bear home by the leg. But the brute, mindful of the effectiveness of an attack in the rear, turned upon him, and seizing him by the hips, lacerated him terribly, so that he was glad to escape with his life from her angry attack. By this means he gained a lesson that was of value to him for a long time thereafter.7
Last Edited29 April 1999

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. Soldier & deserter.
  3. [S484] unknown author, History of Clinton & Franklin Counties, New York (unknown publisher address: Clinton Co. American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, 1978 Reprinted), Osiah Howard was a great...
  4. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, Antipas & Rhoda had 10 children at Andover.
  5. [S484] unknown author, History of Clinton & Franklin Counties, New York, Pg 300 Soon after the settlement of Junio Howard (1817 or 1818), his father, Antipas, and his brothers Osiah, Richard, and Merritt, came and located on lot 89.
  6. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  7. [S484] unknown author, History of Clinton & Franklin Counties, New York, Pg. 301 Osiah Howard was a great bear-trapper,but on one occasion paid dearly for his temerity. Having captured a large one in a trap one day, he unloosened the chain which bound the latter to a tree, and putting it over shoulder, attempted to dray the bear home by the leg. But the brute, mindful of the effectiveness of an attack in the rear, turned upon him, and seizing him by the hips, lacerated him terribly, so that he was glad to escape with his life from her angry attack. By this means he gained a lesson that was of value to him for a long time thereafter.
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Lucy Howard1

F, #108, b. 3 August 1813, d. 13 January 1874

Parents

FatherAntipas Howard (b. May 1766, d. 26 May 1826)
MotherRhoda Darling (b. 24 September 1776)

Events

Birth*3 August 1813Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,2
Misc*Between 1833 and 1853Had 17 children (3 sets of twins) at Peirpont (Peirrepont?), St. Lawrence, NY, USA,3
Marriage*1833John Crandall; Assume she was around 20 when she married.1
Death*13 January 1874Canton, NY,1
Last Edited2 July 1994

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, Antipas & Rhoda had 10 children at Andover.
  3. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, Had 17 children (3 sets of twins) @ Peripont (Peirrepont?) St. Lawrence Co., New York.
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Richard Lee Howard1

M, #110, b. 4 August 1810

Parents

FatherAntipas Howard (b. May 1766, d. 26 May 1826)
MotherRhoda Darling (b. 24 September 1776)

Family 1: Phoebe Brooks (b. circa 1814, d. circa 1842)

DaughterMarina P. Howard (b. 1834, d. 1870)

Family 2: Elizabeth Darling (b. circa 1820)

DaughterBelle Howard (b. circa 1845)
DaughterLizzie Howard (b. circa 1848, d. 1888)
SonCharles Richard Howard (b. circa 1850)

Events

Birth*4 August 1810Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,2
Witness1817 or 1818Antipas Howard; Came from Vermont, Clinton, NY, USA, Soon after the settlement of Junio Howard (1817 or 1818), his father, Antipas, and his brothers Osiah, Richard, and Merritt, came and located on lot 89.; Merritt Howard and Ozi Howard3
Marriage*Circa 1833Phoebe Brooks; Clinton?, NY, USA,4
Residence*1843Elyria, OH, USA,5
Marriage*20 April 1843Elizabeth Darling; Worthington, Hampshire, MA, USA,4
Residence*Before 1846Elizabeth Darling; Columbus, Franklin, OH, USA, Marina P. Howard and Belle Howard4
Last Edited29 April 1999

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, Antipas & Rhoda had 10 children at Andover.
  3. [S484] unknown author, History of Clinton & Franklin Counties, New York (unknown publisher address: Clinton Co. American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, 1978 Reprinted), Pg 300 Soon after the settlement of Junio Howard (1817 or 1818), his father, Antipas, and his brothers Osiah, Richard, and Merritt, came and located on lot 89.
  4. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  5. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943, Letter from Richard written from Columbus to Chateaugay 1846 indicates he was of Elyria, OH, and mar. Eliz. Darling in Worthington, MA. 4/20/1843.
Family Explorer

James Howard1

M, #111, b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778

Parents

FatherJonathan Hayward (b. 8 April 1699, d. 24 November 1751)
MotherLydia Albee (b. 11 December 1696, d. 3 October 1776)

Family: Lois Parmenter (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

SonDavid Howard+ (b. 17 April 1746, d. 18 October 1818)
SonJonathan Howard Lieut.+ (b. 18 May 1749, d. 1 April 1816)
SonJames Howard (b. 2 January 1751, d. 1839)
SonElias Howard (b. 17 January 1753, d. 1777)
DaughterMartha Howard (b. 4 August 1754, d. 1869)
SonSolomon Howard Captain+ (b. 6 December 1756, d. 23 June 1840)
DaughterRebeckah Howard (b. 23 July 1758, d. 27 December 1829)
SonJoseph Howard+ (b. 25 August 1760, d. 1829)
SonUrial Howard+ (b. 1 March 1763, d. 1846)
SonAntipas Howard+ (b. May 1766, d. 26 May 1826)
SonAmaziah Howard (b. 24 October 1767, d. 1839)
DaughterRachael Howard (b. 3 September 1769)

Events

Birth*18 February 1723/24Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA, Jonathan & Lydia had at Mendon:1
Marriage*17 April 1746Lois Parmenter; Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,2,3,4,5
WitnessCirca 1751Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA, James inherited his father's homestead at junction Beaver & Pleasant Streets, (Mendon or Milford) near Bear Hill which he sold to Elias Whitney 6/12/1764.6
Misc*12 June 1764Sold homestead to Elias Whitney, Mendon or Milford, MA, USA,7
Residence*30 June 1766Lois Parmenter; Bought land in Douglas, Mass., Douglas, Worcester, MA, USA,8
Residence*30 June 1766Douglas, Worcester, MA, USA, He moved to Douglas, bought lands there June 30, 1766. He and Lois deeded lands and buildings in Douglas to sons Solomon and David in 1777.6
Misc1777Lois Parmenter; Deeded lands & buildings in Douglas to sons Solomon & David., Douglas, Worcester, MA, USA,9
Death*1778Douglas, Worcester, MA, USA,1
Misc1778Guardianship, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worcester, of guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas, age 13, Joseph, Rachael, Urial. James and Rebecca were guardians with consent of David, Antipas Howard, Amaziah Howard, Joseph Howard, Rachael Howard, Urial Howard, James Howard, Rebeckah Howard, and David Howard6
Last Edited7 April 2010

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, Mar. Lois Parmenter of Hopkinton, Mass. 4/17/1746, a descendant of Robert & Leah Wheatley of Braintree (Fireman there in 1650).
  3. [S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Married 17 April 1746 in Mendon, Worcester, MA.
  4. [S375] unknown volume, Vital Records of Hopkinton, Massachusetts to the year 1850: Lois (dup. Parminter, int. Lois Parminter) and James Jayward (dup. Haward) of Mendon, Aprr. 17, __(dup. April 17, 1746) in Mendon. (Lois Pemetor and James Hayward, Apr. 17, 1746, C.R.I.), (1911), unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Hopkinton, Massachusetts to the year 1850.
  5. [S377] unknown volume, Vital Records of Mendon, Massachusetts, to the year 1850: Mendon Marriages, Pg. 315 - James Hayward and Lois Parmenter of Hopkinton, Apr. 17, 1746., (1905), unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Mendon, Massachusetts, to the year 1850.
  6. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  7. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, James inherited his father's homestead at junction Beaver & Pleas. Sts. (Mendon or Milford) near Bear Hill which he sold to Elias Whitney 6/12/1764.
  8. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, He moved to Douglas, bought lands there 6/30/1766.
  9. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, He & Lois deeded lands & buildings in Doug. to sons Solomon & David in 1777.
Family Explorer

Lois Parmenter1

F, #112, b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778

Parents

FatherElias Parmenter (b. 13 March 1705/06)
MotherThankful Baker (b. 28 March 1715, d. before 28 February 1753)

Family: James Howard (b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778)

SonDavid Howard+ (b. 17 April 1746, d. 18 October 1818)
SonJonathan Howard Lieut.+ (b. 18 May 1749, d. 1 April 1816)
SonJames Howard (b. 2 January 1751, d. 1839)
SonElias Howard (b. 17 January 1753, d. 1777)
DaughterMartha Howard (b. 4 August 1754, d. 1869)
SonSolomon Howard Captain+ (b. 6 December 1756, d. 23 June 1840)
DaughterRebeckah Howard (b. 23 July 1758, d. 27 December 1829)
SonJoseph Howard+ (b. 25 August 1760, d. 1829)
SonUrial Howard+ (b. 1 March 1763, d. 1846)
SonAntipas Howard+ (b. May 1766, d. 26 May 1826)
SonAmaziah Howard (b. 24 October 1767, d. 1839)
DaughterRachael Howard (b. 3 September 1769)

Events

Birth*13 May 1729Hopkinton, Middlesex, MA, USA,1,2,3
Marriage*17 April 1746James Howard; Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,4,5,6,7
Residence*30 June 1766James Howard; Bought land in Douglas, Mass., Douglas, Worcester, MA, USA,8
Misc*1777James Howard; Deeded lands & buildings in Douglas to sons Solomon & David., Douglas, Worcester, MA, USA,9
Death*Between 1777 and 1778Douglas, Worcester, MA, USA, James appears to have died early in 1778 & Lois in 1777-8. Deed of 5/19/1778 only signed by James & in 1778 Guardians were app. for Antipas, Amaziah, Joseph, Rachael & Urial. See Worcester Rec.1
Last Edited7 April 2010

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), James appears to have died early in 1778 & Lois in 1777-8. Deed of 5/19/1778 only signed by James & In 1778 Guardians were app. for Antipas, Amaziah, Joseph, Rachael & Urial. See Worcester Rec.
  2. [S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Born 13 May 1729, Hopkinton, Middlesex, MA.
  3. [S375] unknown volume, Vital Records of Hopkinton, Massachusetts to the year 1850: Pg. 147 - Parmiter, Lois, d. Elias and Thankfull, May 13, 1729., (1911), unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Hopkinton, Massachusetts to the year 1850.
  4. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, Mar. Lois Parmenter of Hopkinton, Mass. 4/17/1746, a descendant of Robert & Leah Wheatley of Braintree (Fireman there in 1650).
  5. [S88] unknown author, LDS - Ancestral file - On Lois Parmenter, submitted by Eileen Bartanen, 261 W. Kinkaid St., Hadlock, WA 98339, AF92-100407, Married 17 April 1746 in Mendon, Worcester, MA.
  6. [S375] unknown volume, Vital Records of Hopkinton, Massachusetts to the year 1850: Lois (dup. Parminter, int. Lois Parminter) and James Jayward (dup. Haward) of Mendon, Aprr. 17, __(dup. April 17, 1746) in Mendon. (Lois Pemetor and James Hayward, Apr. 17, 1746, C.R.I.), 1911, unknown repository.
  7. [S377] unknown volume, Vital Records of Mendon, Massachusetts, to the year 1850: Mendon Marriages, Pg. 315 - James Hayward and Lois Parmenter of Hopkinton, Apr. 17, 1746., (1905), unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Mendon, Massachusetts, to the year 1850.
  8. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, He moved to Douglas, bought lands there 6/30/1766.
  9. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, He & Lois deeded lands & buildings in Doug. to sons Solomon & David in 1777.
Family Explorer

David Howard1

M, #113, b. 17 April 1746, d. 18 October 1818

Parents

FatherJames Howard (b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778)
MotherLois Parmenter (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Family: Abigail Holland (b. circa 1750, d. 10 July 1847)

SonAntipas Howard II+ (b. 20 February 1773, d. 15 December 1846)
DaughterDrucilla Howard (b. 27 November 1774, d. 5 November 1775)
DaughterDrucilla "Priscilla" Howard+ (b. 12 October 1778)
SonElias Howard+ (b. 8 September 1779)
SonDavid Howard Jr.+ (b. 10 July 1781, d. 25 December 1869)
SonHolland Howard (b. 15 July 1785, d. 1795)
SonAmaziah Howard II+ (b. 15 August 1790, d. 17 October 1856)
DaughterAbigail Howard+ (b. 1795)

Events

Birth*17 April 1746Mendon, Masssachussets, USA,1
Marriage*16 November 1772Abigail Holland; Northbridge, Worcester, MA, USA,2
Residence*Circa 1773Uxbridge, Worcester, MA, USA,3
Witness1778Rachael Howard; Guardianship, Rec. 28553, Worcester, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worc., of guardianship for Amaziah,, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.; Urial Howard, Joseph Howard, Rebeckah Howard, Amaziah Howard, Antipas Howard, and James Howard4
Witness1778James Howard; Guardianship, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worcester, of guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas, age 13, Joseph, Rachael, Urial. James and Rebecca were guardians with consent of David, Antipas Howard, Amaziah Howard, Joseph Howard, Rachael Howard, Urial Howard, James Howard, and Rebeckah Howard2
Milit-Beg*Between 1780 and 1781Served in VT. Militia in Revolution, VT, USA,2
WitnessCirca 1785Joseph Howard and Antipas Howard; Moved to Andover, VT with brothers Antipas & David, Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, Abigail Holland, Drucilla "Priscilla" Howard, Elias Howard, and David Howard Jr.5,6
Witness1785Solomon Howard Captain; He came to Andover about the close of the war & was soon followed by his brothers., Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, His brothers Antepast (Antipas), Joseph and David, all came from Douglas, MA. "The Howards located in the south-east part of the town, and commenced clearing up their farms, with very little to feed upon at first, and it is told Solomon and Antepast once worked three weeks with no other provisions but stringbeans and milk, at the end of which time, Solomon declared he could stand string-beans no longer, and with a back-load of pot-ash started for Bellows Falls, the nearest sore; arrived there and unable to get pork, he exchanged his pot-ash for what he could get, fish, flour, rice and salt, and hastened back to Andover, and arrived at home, cooked up his new supplies, and invited his few neighbors, in to share the feast with him."; Antipas Howard and Joseph Howard7
Burial*1818Porpal Dungeon Cemetery, North Windham, Windsor, VT, USA,2
Death*18 October 1818Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,1,8
Pension*14 November 1837Abigail Holland; Windsor, VT, USA, Amaziah Howard II and James Howard9
Witness1886David Howard was a hard-working, shrewd, money-making farmer., Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, He once carried some quarters of veal to Chester street to sell. While disposing of his veal, a citizen of that village, who held rather high notions of the place, said to him, "Well, Chester is quite a Boston for Andover people." "Yes," retorted Howard, "if we have a calf die of the murrain, we dress it and bring it down here and you are glad to buy it."10
Last Edited7 October 2000

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  3. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943, They lived in Uxbridge, etc., and moved to Andover, VT, about 1790.
  4. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, See Rec. 28553, Worc. of Guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.
  5. [S89] unknown author, The Local History of Andover, VT by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With the Autobiography of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon. Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor, Published Chicago 1886 - LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City US/CAN 974.365, A1, H2l (Perth Amboy, NJ: C. F. Heartman (Heartman's Historical Series, No. 35), 1922), Moved to Andover with brothers Antipas and David, following their brother Solomon.
  6. [S95] 125 copies reprinted for Charles F. Heartman, Vermont Historical Magazine, Article on Howard Family Notes from Rev. R. H. Howard. Entitled The Local History of Andover, VT, The Geeral History of the Town by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With Autobiography of Alvin Adams, Founder of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor. (Original Chicago - copies in 1921 in Perth Amboy, NJ: Vermont Historical Magazine, 1886), Pg 76.
  7. [S95] 125 copies reprinted for Charles F. Heartman, Vermont Historical Magazine, Article on Howard Family Notes from Rev. R. H. Howard. Entitled The Local History of Andover, VT, The Geeral History of the Town by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With Autobiography of Alvin Adams, Founder of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor., PG 24.
  8. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943, David died in Andover Oct. 18, 1818, age 71.
  9. [S607] White, Virgil D., Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume I: A-Z, Abstracted by Virgil D. White (several volumes) (Waynesboro, Tennessee: National Historical Publishing Company, 1990), Vol. II, F-M - Howard, David or David Hayward, Abigail, W19801, MA Line, sol m. Abigail Holland 26 Nov 1772 as shown in marriage records of Mendon MA or in Oct 1772 as stated by wid & both were of Northbridge MA, wid appl 14 Nov 1837 Windsor Co. VT aged 81, sol d 18 Oct 1818, sol's bro James "Hayward" of Sutton MA made aff'dt 7 Feb 1838, an Amaziah Howard made aff'dt 24 Apr 1838 made aff'dt that sol & wid had raised a large family but did not name any children neither did he stated his relationship to sol.
  10. [S95] 125 copies reprinted for Charles F. Heartman, Vermont Historical Magazine, Article on Howard Family Notes from Rev. R. H. Howard. Entitled The Local History of Andover, VT, The Geeral History of the Town by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With Autobiography of Alvin Adams, Founder of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor., PG 77.
Family Explorer

Jonathan Howard Lieut.1,2

M, #114, b. 18 May 1749, d. 1 April 1816

Parents

FatherJames Howard (b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778)
MotherLois Parmenter (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Family: Lydia Wood (b. circa 1751, d. 11 February 1824)

SonEzra Howard+ (b. 19 May 1772, d. 1823)
DaughterLydia Howard (b. 7 June 1774)
SonJonathan Howard (b. 4 October 1776, d. 1802)
DaughterPolly Howard (b. 8 July 1783, d. circa 1803)
DaughterAnna Howard (b. 7 June 1785)
SonElias Howard+ (b. 1789, d. 26 June 1824)
SonJames Howard Jr. (b. 1793, d. 7 April 1853)
SonLevi F. Howard+ (b. 1796, d. 1862)

Events

Birth*18 May 1749Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,1
Marriage*23 January 1772Lydia Wood; Upton, Worcester, MA, USA,3
Burial*1816Pine Hill Cemetery, Upton, Worcester, MA, USA,3
Will*1816Will recorded Worcester #28662, Worcester, Worcester, MA, USA, Will recorded Worcester #28662 providing for children, wife and several grandchildren.3
Death*1 April 1816Upton, Worcester, MA, USA,1,4
Last Edited29 March 1996

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Lieutenant.
  3. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943.
  4. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943, Died 4/1/1816.
Family Explorer

James Howard1

M, #115, b. 2 January 1751, d. 1839

Parents

FatherJames Howard (b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778)
MotherLois Parmenter (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Events

Birth*2 January 1751Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,1
Witness1778Rachael Howard; Guardianship, Rec. 28553, Worcester, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worc., of guardianship for Amaziah,, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.; Urial Howard, Joseph Howard, Rebeckah Howard, Amaziah Howard, Antipas Howard, and David Howard2
Witness1778James Howard; Guardianship, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worcester, of guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas, age 13, Joseph, Rachael, Urial. James and Rebecca were guardians with consent of David, Antipas Howard, Amaziah Howard, Joseph Howard, Rachael Howard, Urial Howard, Rebeckah Howard, and David Howard3
Witness14 November 1837Abigail Holland and David Howard; Windsor, VT, USA, Amaziah Howard II4
Death*1839Sutton, MA, USA,1
Last Edited7 October 2000

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, See Rec. 28553, Worc. of Guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.
  3. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  4. [S607] White, Virgil D., Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume I: A-Z, Abstracted by Virgil D. White (several volumes) (Waynesboro, Tennessee: National Historical Publishing Company, 1990), Vol. II, F-M - Howard, David or David Hayward, Abigail, W19801, MA Line, sol m. Abigail Holland 26 Nov 1772 as shown in marriage records of Mendon MA or in Oct 1772 as stated by wid & both were of Northbridge MA, wid appl 14 Nov 1837 Windsor Co. VT aged 81, sol d 18 Oct 1818, sol's bro James "Hayward" of Sutton MA made aff'dt 7 Feb 1838, an Amaziah Howard made aff'dt 24 Apr 1838 made aff'dt that sol & wid had raised a large family but did not name any children neither did he stated his relationship to sol.
Family Explorer

Elias Howard1

M, #116, b. 17 January 1753, d. 1777

Parents

FatherJames Howard (b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778)
MotherLois Parmenter (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Events

Birth7 January 1753Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,2
Birth*17 January 1753Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,1
Death*1777Killed in Revolution, Morristown, New Jersey, USA,1
Last Edited4 July 1994

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S39] unknown author, H. W. Howard Genealogy chart. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), B. 1//1753.Killed in Revolution in 1777.
Family Explorer

Martha Howard1

F, #117, b. 4 August 1754, d. 1869

Parents

FatherJames Howard (b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778)
MotherLois Parmenter (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Events

Marriage*Twice2
Birth*4 August 1754Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,1
Death*1869Brooklyn, VT, USA,1
Last Edited4 July 1994

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S39] unknown author, H. W. Howard Genealogy chart. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Married twice. Died at Brooklin, Vt. at age 115.
Family Explorer

Solomon Howard Captain1,2,3

M, #118, b. 6 December 1756, d. 23 June 1840

Parents

FatherJames Howard (b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778)
MotherLois Parmenter (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Family: Cynthia Peters (b. 1770, d. 1854)

SonSolomon Howard Jr.+ (b. 9 July 1788, d. 12 March 1870)
SonAdolphus Howard (b. 1790)
SonTimothy Howard+ (b. 27 December 1792)
SonMorris Howard+ (b. 27 April 1795)
SonJoel Howard+ (b. 3 May 1797)
SonHiram Howard (b. 18 September 1799)
SonJonathan Howard (b. 1805, d. 1827)

Events

Birth*6 December 1756Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,1
Milit-Beg1775Capt. Sawyer's Co.4
Milit-Beg*Between 1777 and 1784Title conferred by the Andover militia of an early day of which he was Captain., Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, He fought at Stillwater, Princeton, and other battles of the period in the Revolutionary War. He served throught the war, and was when discharged from service at the close of the war, many hundred miles from his home in Douglas, MA. The journey thither, he with others of his company, were compelled to make on foot, and their route lay through a portion of country sparsely settled. The party often suffered severely from hunger.

At one time the party had traveled several days without eating scarsely anything, and as they toiled on, weak and exhausted, they came across a dead horse lying by the road side. Hunger overcame their natural repugnance against eating such food, and kindling a fire, they cut slices from the carcas of the dead animal, which they boiled and ate with a keen religh. Howard often related this incident in after life, always remarking when he did so, that it was the sweetest meat he ever tasted.2,5

Address*1785Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, Solomon Hayward was listed on the 3rd Grand List, taken in Andover, 1785 where he was listed for 16# 10s. In 1797 He was listed among the first men of Andover who took the freeman's oath for the election of representative to the General Assembly.2
Residence*1785He came to Andover about the close of the war & was soon followed by his brothers., Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, His brothers Antepast (Antipas), Joseph and David, all came from Douglas, MA. "The Howards located in the south-east part of the town, and commenced clearing up their farms, with very little to feed upon at first, and it is told Solomon and Antepast once worked three weeks with no other provisions but stringbeans and milk, at the end of which time, Solomon declared he could stand string-beans no longer, and with a back-load of pot-ash started for Bellows Falls, the nearest sore; arrived there and unable to get pork, he exchanged his pot-ash for what he could get, fish, flour, rice and salt, and hastened back to Andover, and arrived at home, cooked up his new supplies, and invited his few neighbors, in to share the feast with him."; David Howard, Antipas Howard, and Joseph Howard5
WitnessBetween 1785 and 1790The Captain was always a generous man, and was very public-spirited, Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, "It was the custom for all the young men in the neighborhood, after planting, to meet at his home for a holy-day, playing ball, westling, shooting at a mark and other athletic sports, and at night, Mr. Howard would always give them a supper in his house. And in the winter evenings, the young people would often gather there for a dance and social enjoyements, and were always welcome and free to the best of his home afforded.

He would give away, it is said, if he went without himself. It is told, he worked chopping all one winter without shoes, that his wife made socks out of bed-quilt, that she sewed on his feet, and in this way used up a whole quilt during the wiunter. That is the way, it seems, some of the best and bravest of the first settlers, fared first in the woods here. About the way all over the state.6
WitnessBetween 1785 and 1790Story of catamounts, Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, Solomon Howard, while clearing his farm, often worked into the dusk of the evening; once when he had worked thus returning to his home he was confronted by two catamounts. He had no weapon but his axe, and, tough a brave man, he thought discretion the better part of valor, and made a quick retreat back to his fires, followed by the cats. They aproached within a short distance of the fires and commenced a fierce growling, they were bent for the man but afraid of the fires. Howard set himself to make the fires bright. The catamounts kept around all night; sometimes on the trees and sometimes on the ground, keeping up their growling; and Howard hastened to roll the logs on to his fire and pile on the brush and then quickly grabbing his axe stood ready for an attack till his fire again needed replenishing. Morning dawned at last and the catamounts stole off and Howard went gladly to his home.7
MarriageBetween 1786 and 1787Cynthia Peters; Married Cynthia Peters. Had 7 Children at Andover, Vt., USA,8
Marriage*7 March 1787Cynthia Peters; Orange, MA, USA,1,9
Misc*Circa 1795Cynthia Peters; Built "Solomon's Temple", Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, Solomon's Temple was a huge brick house on "Howard Hill" with the cellar big enough to drive a pair of oxen in and turn around.10
Census*1800Cynthia Peters; Windsor, VT, USA, Howard, Solomon, 5 M under 10, 1 M under 16, 1 M 45 and upwards, 1 F between 26 and 4511
Burial*June 1840Old Porpal Dungeon Rd. Cemetery, North Windham, Windsor, VT, USA,10
Death*23 June 1840Andover(or North Windham), Windsor, VT, USA,1,12
Witness28 August 1979Why Solomon's Temple, Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,13
Witness1980Article "History of the Property Known as "Solomon's Temple", Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,14
Last Edited17 February 2000

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S89] unknown author, The Local History of Andover, VT by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With the Autobiography of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon. Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor, Published Chicago 1886 - LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City US/CAN 974.365, A1, H2l (Perth Amboy, NJ: C. F. Heartman (Heartman's Historical Series, No. 35), 1922.)
  3. His title was conferred by the Andover militia of an early day, of which he was Captain.
  4. [S450] unknown subject, Soldiers, Sailors, and Patriots of the Revolutionary War - Vermont (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher), Pg 246 - Hayward/Howard, Solomon, Cont. MA; b. Mendon MA 1756; r Douglas, MA; Capt. Sawyer's co 1775; r Andover 1832, d Andover 1840; m Cynthia 1(S21266) A-3a, p. 24 CL-10, 108.5.
  5. [S95] 125 copies reprinted for Charles F. Heartman, Vermont Historical Magazine, Article on Howard Family Notes from Rev. R. H. Howard. Entitled The Local History of Andover, VT, The Geeral History of the Town by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With Autobiography of Alvin Adams, Founder of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor. (Original Chicago - copies in 1921 in Perth Amboy, NJ: Vermont Historical Magazine, 1886), Pg 24.
  6. [S95] 125 copies reprinted for Charles F. Heartman, Vermont Historical Magazine, Article on Howard Family Notes from Rev. R. H. Howard. Entitled The Local History of Andover, VT, The Geeral History of the Town by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With Autobiography of Alvin Adams, Founder of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor., Pg. 24 & 25.
  7. [S95] 125 copies reprinted for Charles F. Heartman, Vermont Historical Magazine, Article on Howard Family Notes from Rev. R. H. Howard. Entitled The Local History of Andover, VT, The Geeral History of the Town by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With Autobiography of Alvin Adams, Founder of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor., PG 87.
  8. [S39] unknown author, H. W. Howard Genealogy chart. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Married Cynthia Peters. Had 7 children at Andover, Vt.
  9. [S458] Daisy Howard Gashel, Ancestors and Descendants of Lorenzo Dow Howard of Andover, Vermont 1824 - 1894 (Neenah, Wisconsin: unknown publisher, May 1, 1960), Married in Orange, Mass. (by Rev Emerson Foster) on March 7, 1787, Cynthia Peters born in New Hampshire in 1770. She married second William Stoodley (after July 20, 1854.)
  10. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  11. [S627] unknown compiler, unknown title (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher), Howard, Solomon, 5 M under 10, 1 M under 16, 1 M 45 and upwards, 1 F between 26 and 45.
  12. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943, D. 6/23/1840 at age 84 @ North Windham or aAndover, VT.
  13. [S654] unknown article title, Newspaper article, Why Solomon's Temple, unknown location, Aug 28-Sept 3, 1979, Newspaper article
    Solomon Howard, Sr. built a large brick home there on Howard Hill in Andover - all stories bear out the fact that it would be possible to turn around a team of oxen inside of same! At that time, the Family Bible held important records, and children shared rooms by twos and threes. However, as each son was born, a room-of-his-own was added - seven sons meant many, many rooms, obviously, and the Howard home easily became known as Solomons Temple. Thus, Solomon's Temple was not of a religious or fraternal society affiliation but purely a monument from a proud father to his sons. Hereinafter cited as Newspaper article, Why Solomon's Temple.
  14. [S658] unknown compiler, compiler, "History of the Property Known as "Solomon's Temple" Located on Howard Hill in Andover, Vermont"; This article gives the history of the property known as "Solomon's Temple" in Andover, VT, Ancestral File (1980), unknown repository, Andover, VT, USA. Hereinafter cited as "History of the Property Known as "Solomon's Temple" Located on Howard Hill in Andover, Vermont."
Family Explorer

Cynthia Peters1,2

F, #119, b. 1770, d. 1854

Family: Solomon Howard Captain (b. 6 December 1756, d. 23 June 1840)

SonSolomon Howard Jr.+ (b. 9 July 1788, d. 12 March 1870)
SonAdolphus Howard (b. 1790)
SonTimothy Howard+ (b. 27 December 1792)
SonMorris Howard+ (b. 27 April 1795)
SonJoel Howard+ (b. 3 May 1797)
SonHiram Howard (b. 18 September 1799)
SonJonathan Howard (b. 1805, d. 1827)

Events

Birth*1770Grand Isle, New Hampshire, USA,1,2
MarriageBetween 1786 and 1787Solomon Howard Captain; Married Cynthia Peters. Had 7 Children at Andover, Vt., USA,3
Marriage*7 March 1787Solomon Howard Captain; Orange, MA, USA,1,4
Misc*Circa 1795Solomon Howard Captain; Built "Solomon's Temple", Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, Solomon's Temple was a huge brick house on "Howard Hill" with the cellar big enough to drive a pair of oxen in and turn around.5
Census*1800Solomon Howard Captain; Windsor, VT, USA, Howard, Solomon, 5 M under 10, 1 M under 16, 1 M 45 and upwards, 1 F between 26 and 456
Marriage*15 April 1841William Stoodley; By Rufus Bruce Minister of the Gospel, Andover, Windor, VT, USA,4,7
Death*1854N. Windham or Andover, VT, USA, 1
Last Edited19 February 2000

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S458] Daisy Howard Gashel, Ancestors and Descendants of Lorenzo Dow Howard of Andover, Vermont 1824 - 1894 (Neenah, Wisconsin: unknown publisher, May 1, 1960), Married in Orange, Mass. (by Rev. Emerson Foster) on March 7, 1787, Cynthia Peters born in New Hampshire in 1770. (She married second William Stoodley.)
  3. [S39] unknown author, H. W. Howard Genealogy chart. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Married Cynthia Peters. Had 7 children at Andover, Vt.
  4. [S458] Daisy Howard Gashel, Ancestors and Descendants of Lorenzo Dow Howard of Andover, Vermont 1824 - 1894, Married in Orange, Mass. (by Rev Emerson Foster) on March 7, 1787, Cynthia Peters born in New Hampshire in 1770. She married second William Stoodley (after July 20, 1854.)
  5. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  6. [S627] unknown compiler, unknown title (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher), Howard, Solomon, 5 M under 10, 1 M under 16, 1 M 45 and upwards, 1 F between 26 and 45.
  7. [S667] unknown volume, Vol. 3, Pg 155 Town Records
    Marriage of Synthia Howard of Andover and William Stoodley of Chester: Vol. 3, P 155 State of Vermont, Windsor County, Be it remembered that at Andover in the State and County aforesaid on the 15th day of April A.D. 1841 Mr. William Stoodley of Chester and Miss Synthia Howard of Andover were duly joined in marriage by me.
    Rufus Bruce Minister of the Gospel
    Furnished for record June 26, 1841
    A true Copy of record, Joseph Douge Jr, Town Clerk
    , unknown repository, Andover, VT, USA. Hereinafter cited as Vol. 3, Pg 155 Town Records
    Marriage of Synthia Howard of Andover and William Stoodley of Chester.
Family Explorer

Rebeckah Howard1

F, #120, b. 23 July 1758, d. 27 December 1829

Parents

FatherJames Howard (b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778)
MotherLois Parmenter (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Events

Marriage*John French; North Windham, VT, USA,2,3
Birth*23 July 1758Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,1
Witness1778Rachael Howard; Guardianship, Rec. 28553, Worcester, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worc., of guardianship for Amaziah,, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.; Urial Howard, Joseph Howard, Amaziah Howard, Antipas Howard, David Howard, and James Howard4
Witness1778James Howard; Guardianship, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worcester, of guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas, age 13, Joseph, Rachael, Urial. James and Rebecca were guardians with consent of David, Antipas Howard, Amaziah Howard, Joseph Howard, Rachael Howard, Urial Howard, James Howard, and David Howard5
Death1829Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,1
Death*27 December 1829North Windham, Windham, VT, USA,6
Last Edited24 September 1996

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, Mar. Johnn French @ No. Windham, Vt.
  3. [S39] unknown author, H. W. Howard Genealogy chart. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Mar. John French. Lived and died at North Windham, Vt.
  4. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, See Rec. 28553, Worc. of Guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.
  5. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  6. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943, She died in North Windham on December 27, 1829.
Family Explorer

Joseph Howard1

M, #122, b. 25 August 1760, d. 1829

Parents

FatherJames Howard (b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778)
MotherLois Parmenter (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Family: Sarah French (b. circa 1764)

DaughterPolly Howard (b. 2 June 1786)
DaughterSuse "Sukey" Howard (b. 13 October 1789)
SonJoseph Howard+ (b. 20 June 1796)

Events

Birth*25 August 1760Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,1
Witness1778Rachael Howard; Guardianship, Rec. 28553, Worcester, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worc., of guardianship for Amaziah,, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.; Urial Howard, Rebeckah Howard, Amaziah Howard, Antipas Howard, David Howard, and James Howard2
Witness1778James Howard; Guardianship, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worcester, of guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas, age 13, Joseph, Rachael, Urial. James and Rebecca were guardians with consent of David, Antipas Howard, Amaziah Howard, Rachael Howard, Urial Howard, James Howard, Rebeckah Howard, and David Howard3
Marriage*Circa 1785Sarah French; Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,4
Address*Circa 1785Antipas Howard; Moved to Andover, VT with brothers Antipas & David, Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, David Howard, Abigail Holland, Drucilla "Priscilla" Howard, Elias Howard, and David Howard Jr.5,6
Witness1785Solomon Howard Captain; He came to Andover about the close of the war & was soon followed by his brothers., Andover, Windsor, VT, USA, His brothers Antepast (Antipas), Joseph and David, all came from Douglas, MA. "The Howards located in the south-east part of the town, and commenced clearing up their farms, with very little to feed upon at first, and it is told Solomon and Antepast once worked three weeks with no other provisions but stringbeans and milk, at the end of which time, Solomon declared he could stand string-beans no longer, and with a back-load of pot-ash started for Bellows Falls, the nearest sore; arrived there and unable to get pork, he exchanged his pot-ash for what he could get, fish, flour, rice and salt, and hastened back to Andover, and arrived at home, cooked up his new supplies, and invited his few neighbors, in to share the feast with him."; David Howard and Antipas Howard7
WitnessBetween 1812 and 1813See memo re War of 1812 service; "In 1813, there was a call for regulars and others enlisted, including Joseph and Morris Howard, S. L. Brown, and Andrew Bradford, re-enlisted. These men were under Captain Benj. Smeed, and were stationed at Sackets Harbor, till the close of the war." From Source 95.8
Death*1829Andover, Windsor, VT, USA,1
Last Edited24 September 1996

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Joseph, 8/25/1760 at Mendon; D. 1804 Andover, Vt.
  2. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, See Rec. 28553, Worc. of Guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.
  3. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  4. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943, Married Sarah French - Date given prior to birth of first child.
  5. [S89] unknown author, The Local History of Andover, VT by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With the Autobiography of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon. Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor, Published Chicago 1886 - LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City US/CAN 974.365, A1, H2l (Perth Amboy, NJ: C. F. Heartman (Heartman's Historical Series, No. 35), 1922), Moved to Andover with brothers Antipas and David, following their brother Solomon.
  6. [S95] 125 copies reprinted for Charles F. Heartman, Vermont Historical Magazine, Article on Howard Family Notes from Rev. R. H. Howard. Entitled The Local History of Andover, VT, The Geeral History of the Town by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With Autobiography of Alvin Adams, Founder of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor. (Original Chicago - copies in 1921 in Perth Amboy, NJ: Vermont Historical Magazine, 1886), Pg 76.
  7. [S95] 125 copies reprinted for Charles F. Heartman, Vermont Historical Magazine, Article on Howard Family Notes from Rev. R. H. Howard. Entitled The Local History of Andover, VT, The Geeral History of the Town by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With Autobiography of Alvin Adams, Founder of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor., PG 24.
  8. [S95] 125 copies reprinted for Charles F. Heartman, Vermont Historical Magazine, Article on Howard Family Notes from Rev. R. H. Howard. Entitled The Local History of Andover, VT, The Geeral History of the Town by Hiland H. Gutterson, T.C. With Autobiography of Alvin Adams, Founder of the Adams Express and Biographical Sketches by Rev. Wm. S. Balch, D.D., A. S. Barton, Esq., Hon Austin Adams, and Others, Abby Maria Hemenway, Editor., Pg 41.
Family Explorer

Urial Howard1

M, #123, b. 1 March 1763, d. 1846

Parents

FatherJames Howard (b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778)
MotherLois Parmenter (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Family: Elizabeth (Betsy) Wheeler (b. circa 1763)

SonUrial Howard Jr.+ (b. 1785, d. 1858)

Events

Birth*1 March 1763Mendon, Worcester, MA, USA,1
Witness1778Rachael Howard; Guardianship, Rec. 28553, Worcester, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worc., of guardianship for Amaziah,, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.; Joseph Howard, Rebeckah Howard, Amaziah Howard, Antipas Howard, David Howard, and James Howard2
Witness1778James Howard; Guardianship, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worcester, of guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas, age 13, Joseph, Rachael, Urial. James and Rebecca were guardians with consent of David, Antipas Howard, Amaziah Howard, Joseph Howard, Rachael Howard, James Howard, Rebeckah Howard, and David Howard3
Milit-Beg*Between 1778 and 1781In the Revolutionary War from douglas, MA, Douglas, Worcester, MA, USA,3
Marriage*26 January 1785Elizabeth (Betsy) Wheeler; Rutland, Worcester, MA, USA,3
Employment*Between 1789 and 1823Was a schoolteacher from 1789 on, Gt. Barrington, Berkshire, MA, USA, Elizabeth (Betsy) Wheeler3
Residence*1823Elizabeth (Betsy) Wheeler; Moved to Plymouth, PA, Plymouth, Luzerne, PA, USA,3
Death*1846Plymouth, Luzerne, PA, USA,1,3
Last Edited24 September 1996

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, See Rec. 28553, Worc. of Guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.
  3. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
Family Explorer

Amaziah Howard1

M, #124, b. 24 October 1767, d. 1839

Parents

FatherJames Howard (b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778)
MotherLois Parmenter (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Events

Birth*24 October 1767Douglas, Worcester, MA, USA,1
Witness1778Rachael Howard; Guardianship, Rec. 28553, Worcester, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worc., of guardianship for Amaziah,, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.; Urial Howard, Joseph Howard, Rebeckah Howard, Antipas Howard, David Howard, and James Howard2
Witness1778James Howard; Guardianship, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worcester, of guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas, age 13, Joseph, Rachael, Urial. James and Rebecca were guardians with consent of David, Antipas Howard, Joseph Howard, Rachael Howard, Urial Howard, James Howard, Rebeckah Howard, and David Howard3
Death*1839Grafton, USA,1
Last Edited24 September 1996

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), B. 10/24/1767 at Douglas; D. 1839 at Grafton.
  2. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, See Rec. 28553, Worc. of Guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.
  3. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
Family Explorer

Rachael Howard1

F, #125, b. 3 September 1769

Parents

FatherJames Howard (b. 18 February 1723/24, d. 1778)
MotherLois Parmenter (b. 13 May 1729, d. between 1777 and 1778)

Events

Birth*3 September 1769Douglas, Worcester, MA, USA,1
Birth13 September 1769Douglas, Worcester, MA, USA, Difference between Sourses 39 and 40 is in whether it is the 13th or the 3rd. Probably a typo here.2
Event-Misc*1778Guardianship, Rec. 28553, Worcester, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worc., of guardianship for Amaziah,, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.; Urial Howard, Joseph Howard, Rebeckah Howard, Amaziah Howard, Antipas Howard, David Howard, and James Howard3
Witness1778James Howard; Guardianship, Worcester, MA, USA, See Rec. 28553, Worcester, of guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas, age 13, Joseph, Rachael, Urial. James and Rebecca were guardians with consent of David, Antipas Howard, Amaziah Howard, Joseph Howard, Urial Howard, James Howard, Rebeckah Howard, and David Howard4
Last Edited24 September 1996

Citations

  1. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
  2. [S39] unknown author, H. W. Howard Genealogy chart. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), B. 9/13/1769 at Douglas. Mar. Cabel Tilson. Had 9 children at Mendon, Mass.
  3. [S40] Howard, J. Stanley, The Howard-Hayward Family, See Rec. 28553, Worc. of Guardianship for Amaziah, age 11, Antipas age 13, Joseph, Rachael,, Urial. James & Rebecca were Guardians with consent of David.
  4. [S90] unknown author, The Howard-Hayward Family, compiled in 3 loose leaf books and 5 type-writen loose leaf books by Mrs. Mabel Kingsbury, Genealogist, of Braintree, Mass., and/or by J. Stanley Howard, December 15, 1943 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date.)
Compiler: Dorothy (Howard) Johnson
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