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John Howard

Birth01 Dec 1780 - Kent County, Delaware, USA
Death24 Sep 1844 - Evansville, Preston, West Virginia, United States
MotherAnne RUTLAND
FatherBenjamin Howard

Born in Kent County, Delaware, USA on 01 Dec 1780 to Benjamin Howard and Anne RUTLAND. John Howard married Martha McCracken and had 8 children. He passed away on 24 Sep 1844 in Evansville, Preston, West Virginia, United States.

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Benjamin Howard
1732 - 1823
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Anne Rutland
1734 - 1821
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Martha Mccracken
1777 - 1845
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John Howard
1803 - 1864
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William Collestene Howard
1807 - 1890
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Thomas Dow Howard
1809 - 1892
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Charles Howard
1816 - 1884
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Nicholas Chambers Howard
1812 - 1866
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Cornelius V. Howard
1805 - 1808
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Martha C. Howard
1814 - 1814
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Mary A Howard
1818 - Unknown

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