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An American Family History

Howe Family

 

James Howe, Sr. was born about 1598 in England.

James Howe, Jr. (1632)

Elizabeth How deposed that she heard Joseph Muzzy say that John Bradstreet had three or four bastards at Rhode Island, and that he was going there and hoped to see them. Sworn to 26-10-1650, before Samuel Symonds.

In 1684, James Howe and his wife were members in full communion of the church in Topsfield.

James died in 1702 in Ipswich.

 
     
 

James Howe, Jr. was born about 1635 in Roxbury.

He married Elizabeth Jackson in April, 1658.

James Howe (died young),
Elizabeth Howe (1661, married Caleb Jackson),
Mary Howe (1664)
John Howe (1671 married Hannah Browne)
Abigail Howe (1673)
Deborah Howe (1685, married Isaac Howe).

In 1710 John and Abram Howe witnessed Michael Dwinnell's will.

 
 

 
     
 

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