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James Howe

Birth22 Jun 1685 - Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts Colony
Death17 AUG 1734 - Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts Bay Colony
MotherSarah Hosmer
FatherThomas Howe

Born in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts Colony on 22 Jun 1685 to Thomas Howe and Sarah Hosmer. James Howe married Margaret Gates and had 9 children. He passed away on 17 AUG 1734 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts Bay Colony.

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Parents
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Thomas Howe
1656 - 1733
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Sarah Hosmer
1662 - 1724
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Gates
1689 - 1734
Children Show all
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James Howe
1712 - 1755
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Tabitha Howe
1729 - 1810
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Thankful Howe
1715 - 1792
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Sibella Howe
1720 - 1803
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Margaret Howe
1717 - 1804
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Zerviah Howe
1726 - 1757
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Submit Howe
1722 - Unknown
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Azubah Howe
1733 - 1818
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Abisha Howe
1713 - 1714

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