Fred G. Howard was born to George, & Sarah Jane (Whitney) Howard. Fred was later married to Eva Pearl (Stoddard) Howard, on 31 May 1898.
This marriage was blessed with four children namely George Frederick born 1902, Dorothy Thelma born 1904, Goldie Francis born 1909, Fred Emery born 1911. Howard's all.
His occupation was part owner of a meatmarket in Albion, strangely enough called Howard's Meat Market.
Fred preformed entertainment on the fourth of July, for the town of Albion. He played a guitar, and banjo in a minstrel show; in black face.
He later worked at Hayes Wheel Albion, according to the 1920 Census Report; as a machinest.
Fred was born and died in Albion.
This marriage was blessed with four children namely George Frederick born 1902, Dorothy Thelma born 1904, Goldie Francis born 1909, Fred Emery born 1911. Howard's all.
His occupation was part owner of a meatmarket in Albion, strangely enough called Howard's Meat Market.
Fred preformed entertainment on the fourth of July, for the town of Albion. He played a guitar, and banjo in a minstrel show; in black face.
He later worked at Hayes Wheel Albion, according to the 1920 Census Report; as a machinest.
Fred was born and died in Albion.
Fred G. Howard was born to George, & Sarah Jane (Whitney) Howard. Fred was later married to Eva Pearl (Stoddard) Howard, on 31 May 1898.
This marriage was blessed with four children namely George Frederick born 1902, Dorothy Thelma born 1904, Goldie Francis born 1909, Fred Emery born 1911. Howard's all.
His occupation was part owner of a meatmarket in Albion, strangely enough called Howard's Meat Market.
Fred preformed entertainment on the fourth of July, for the town of Albion. He played a guitar, and banjo in a minstrel show; in black face.
He later worked at Hayes Wheel Albion, according to the 1920 Census Report; as a machinest.
Fred was born and died in Albion.
This marriage was blessed with four children namely George Frederick born 1902, Dorothy Thelma born 1904, Goldie Francis born 1909, Fred Emery born 1911. Howard's all.
His occupation was part owner of a meatmarket in Albion, strangely enough called Howard's Meat Market.
Fred preformed entertainment on the fourth of July, for the town of Albion. He played a guitar, and banjo in a minstrel show; in black face.
He later worked at Hayes Wheel Albion, according to the 1920 Census Report; as a machinest.
Fred was born and died in Albion.
Bio by: Mark M. Anderson
Gravesite Details
b/d Albion. Occup: Proprietor, Meat Market. Parents George & sarah (Whitney) Howard.
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