Martha's grave does not appear on the Mount Zion Cemetery map, and State of Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics failed to find a death certificate for her. However, obituaries in the 02 MAR 1917 Dade City Banner and the 02 MAR 1917 Tampa Morning Tribune indicate that she was buried at Mount Zion. Too, her parents and sisters are buried at Mount Zion.
Martha was born about 1852 near Fort Dade (now Dade City), Hernando (now Pasco) County, Florida.
She was survived by her husband, Isham D. Howell; son Joseph Edwin Howell; and daughters Mattie Alice (Mrs. James W.) Jarvis and Caledonia "Callie" (Mrs. Julius C.) Harp.
Martha was born about 1852 near Fort Dade (now Dade City), Hernando (now Pasco) County, Florida.
She was survived by her husband, Isham D. Howell; son Joseph Edwin Howell; and daughters Mattie Alice (Mrs. James W.) Jarvis and Caledonia "Callie" (Mrs. Julius C.) Harp.
Martha's grave does not appear on the Mount Zion Cemetery map, and State of Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics failed to find a death certificate for her. However, obituaries in the 02 MAR 1917 Dade City Banner and the 02 MAR 1917 Tampa Morning Tribune indicate that she was buried at Mount Zion. Too, her parents and sisters are buried at Mount Zion.
Martha was born about 1852 near Fort Dade (now Dade City), Hernando (now Pasco) County, Florida.
She was survived by her husband, Isham D. Howell; son Joseph Edwin Howell; and daughters Mattie Alice (Mrs. James W.) Jarvis and Caledonia "Callie" (Mrs. Julius C.) Harp.
Martha was born about 1852 near Fort Dade (now Dade City), Hernando (now Pasco) County, Florida.
She was survived by her husband, Isham D. Howell; son Joseph Edwin Howell; and daughters Mattie Alice (Mrs. James W.) Jarvis and Caledonia "Callie" (Mrs. Julius C.) Harp.
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