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Thomas Howe

Birth03 Jul 1798 - Beaver Creek, Barren, Kentucky, USA
Death21 JULY 1863 - Johnsonville, Wayne County, IL
MotherMargaret Ann Wallace
FatherJohn Dunlap HOWE

Born in Beaver Creek, Barren, Kentucky, USA on 03 Jul 1798 to John Dunlap HOWE and Margaret Ann Wallace. Thomas Howe married Delphia Ann Piles and had 12 children. He passed away on 21 JULY 1863 in Johnsonville, Wayne County, IL.

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Parents
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John Dunlap Howe
1769 - 1856
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Margaret Ann Wallace
1773 - 1843
Spouse(s)
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Delphia Ann Piles
1804 - 1866
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Margaret "Peggy" Snodgrass
1796 - 1875
Children Show all
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Crawford E Howe
1825 - 1879
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Clark Howe
1823 - 1906
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Sarah Jane Howe
1838 - 1925
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Martha E Howe
1828 - 1857
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John Wesley Howe
1840 - 1924
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Richard C Howe
1821 - 1896
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Elizabeth Howe
1830 - 1854
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Thomas Howe
1836 - 1855
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William Henry Howe
1850 - 1904
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George Howe
1849 - 1939
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Dewitt C Howe
1818 - 1877
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George W. Howe
1845 - 1885

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