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Robert Bruce Howe

Birth20 Jul 1823 - Hammond, Kings, New Brunswick, Canada
Death23 Oct 1901 - Hillsdale, Kings, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherHannah Baxter
FatherCharles Howe

Born in Hammond, Kings, New Brunswick, Canada on 20 Jul 1823 to Charles Howe and Hannah Baxter. Robert Bruce Howe married Sarah Elizabeth (Sherwood) Pickel - Howe and had 11 children. He passed away on 23 Oct 1901 in Hillsdale, Kings, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Parents
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Charles Howe
1790 - 1839
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Hannah Baxter
1802 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Elizabeth (Sherwood) Pickel - Howe
1830 - 1889
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William Franklin "Frank" (Pickel) Howe
1852 - 1929
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Edwin Hunt (Pickel) Howe
1850 - 1937
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Frances Ann "Annie" Marie (Pickel) Howe - Devine
1854 - 1887
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Annie Howe
1867 - Unknown
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Etta Howe
1858 - Unknown
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Elsie Howe
1865 - Unknown
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Walter Hoar
1863 - Unknown
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Julia Howe
1860 - Unknown
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Mertie Howe
1870 - Unknown
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Merrel Howe
1879 - Unknown
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Mary Howe
1874 - Unknown

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