Son of Jason Howell and Almira Betts, husband of Tryphenia Nicoll or Nichols, whom he married in 1833 in Islip, New York, and father of Elizabeth (married Edwin Hallett), Julia Ann (married Lyman Beecher Blydenburgh), Almira (married James Dennison Blydenburgh) and George B. Howell.
Husband of Mary Jane Crum, the daughter of William Crum and Charity Terry, whom he married in 1846 in New York, and father of Mary Jane (married George S. Brown), Sarah Frances (married Peter Wallace Van Nostrand), and Georgianna Emma Howell.
In 1850, George Howell, aged 35, a carpenter, was living in Islip, New York, with his wife, Mary J. Howell, aged 3, and Adelia Howell, aged 1. Living next door were William Crum, aged 50, a carpenter, and Charity Crum, aged 46, Stephen Crum, aged 14, and Lorenzo C. Crum, aged 11.
In 1860, George Howell, aged 45, a carpenter, was living in Islip, New York, with his wife, Mary J. Howell, aged 37, and children, Sarah F. Howell, aged 5, and Georgiana Howell, aged 3.
(Long Island Surnames; 1850, 1860 US Federal Census)
Husband of Mary Jane Crum, the daughter of William Crum and Charity Terry, whom he married in 1846 in New York, and father of Mary Jane (married George S. Brown), Sarah Frances (married Peter Wallace Van Nostrand), and Georgianna Emma Howell.
In 1850, George Howell, aged 35, a carpenter, was living in Islip, New York, with his wife, Mary J. Howell, aged 3, and Adelia Howell, aged 1. Living next door were William Crum, aged 50, a carpenter, and Charity Crum, aged 46, Stephen Crum, aged 14, and Lorenzo C. Crum, aged 11.
In 1860, George Howell, aged 45, a carpenter, was living in Islip, New York, with his wife, Mary J. Howell, aged 37, and children, Sarah F. Howell, aged 5, and Georgiana Howell, aged 3.
(Long Island Surnames; 1850, 1860 US Federal Census)
Son of Jason Howell and Almira Betts, husband of Tryphenia Nicoll or Nichols, whom he married in 1833 in Islip, New York, and father of Elizabeth (married Edwin Hallett), Julia Ann (married Lyman Beecher Blydenburgh), Almira (married James Dennison Blydenburgh) and George B. Howell.
Husband of Mary Jane Crum, the daughter of William Crum and Charity Terry, whom he married in 1846 in New York, and father of Mary Jane (married George S. Brown), Sarah Frances (married Peter Wallace Van Nostrand), and Georgianna Emma Howell.
In 1850, George Howell, aged 35, a carpenter, was living in Islip, New York, with his wife, Mary J. Howell, aged 3, and Adelia Howell, aged 1. Living next door were William Crum, aged 50, a carpenter, and Charity Crum, aged 46, Stephen Crum, aged 14, and Lorenzo C. Crum, aged 11.
In 1860, George Howell, aged 45, a carpenter, was living in Islip, New York, with his wife, Mary J. Howell, aged 37, and children, Sarah F. Howell, aged 5, and Georgiana Howell, aged 3.
(Long Island Surnames; 1850, 1860 US Federal Census)
Husband of Mary Jane Crum, the daughter of William Crum and Charity Terry, whom he married in 1846 in New York, and father of Mary Jane (married George S. Brown), Sarah Frances (married Peter Wallace Van Nostrand), and Georgianna Emma Howell.
In 1850, George Howell, aged 35, a carpenter, was living in Islip, New York, with his wife, Mary J. Howell, aged 3, and Adelia Howell, aged 1. Living next door were William Crum, aged 50, a carpenter, and Charity Crum, aged 46, Stephen Crum, aged 14, and Lorenzo C. Crum, aged 11.
In 1860, George Howell, aged 45, a carpenter, was living in Islip, New York, with his wife, Mary J. Howell, aged 37, and children, Sarah F. Howell, aged 5, and Georgiana Howell, aged 3.
(Long Island Surnames; 1850, 1860 US Federal Census)
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