Arthur Howland gave his deposition about his sufferings in 1684, sold his land to his son, Prence Howland in 1708, and finally made his will on 15 March 1720/21. He died sometime before his estate inventory took place on 31 December 1726; however, unfortunately, the record of his death was not preserved due to worn pages in the records of Marshfield.
Arthur and Elizabeth Howland lived near the present fairgrounds and their family cemetery, though almost entirely vandalized at this time, lies alongside the outside of the fairgrounds fence [in Marshfield, Massachusetts].
See also:
• (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Howland-398).
Arthur and Elizabeth Howland lived near the present fairgrounds and their family cemetery, though almost entirely vandalized at this time, lies alongside the outside of the fairgrounds fence [in Marshfield, Massachusetts].
See also:
• (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Howland-398).
Arthur Howland gave his deposition about his sufferings in 1684, sold his land to his son, Prence Howland in 1708, and finally made his will on 15 March 1720/21. He died sometime before his estate inventory took place on 31 December 1726; however, unfortunately, the record of his death was not preserved due to worn pages in the records of Marshfield.
Arthur and Elizabeth Howland lived near the present fairgrounds and their family cemetery, though almost entirely vandalized at this time, lies alongside the outside of the fairgrounds fence [in Marshfield, Massachusetts].
See also:
• (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Howland-398).
Arthur and Elizabeth Howland lived near the present fairgrounds and their family cemetery, though almost entirely vandalized at this time, lies alongside the outside of the fairgrounds fence [in Marshfield, Massachusetts].
See also:
• (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Howland-398).
Gravesite Details
Arthur Howland might have been buried in an unmarked grave alongside the outside of the fairgrounds fence in Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
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