Marianne married Thomas in 1833 at 28 years of age. She was descended from John How of Scranton, VT who came from England in 1650.
From Contributor #49329496:
In Dec. 1833, barely six months after their summer wedding, Marianne and her husband sailed from Boston for Asia Minor as missionaries of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. After a trip of 47 days, they reached Smyrna and then proceeded to Constantinople in a sailing vessel. By the spring of 1835, they settled permanently in Trebizond.
From Contributor #49329496:
In Dec. 1833, barely six months after their summer wedding, Marianne and her husband sailed from Boston for Asia Minor as missionaries of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. After a trip of 47 days, they reached Smyrna and then proceeded to Constantinople in a sailing vessel. By the spring of 1835, they settled permanently in Trebizond.
Marianne married Thomas in 1833 at 28 years of age. She was descended from John How of Scranton, VT who came from England in 1650.
From Contributor #49329496:
In Dec. 1833, barely six months after their summer wedding, Marianne and her husband sailed from Boston for Asia Minor as missionaries of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. After a trip of 47 days, they reached Smyrna and then proceeded to Constantinople in a sailing vessel. By the spring of 1835, they settled permanently in Trebizond.
From Contributor #49329496:
In Dec. 1833, barely six months after their summer wedding, Marianne and her husband sailed from Boston for Asia Minor as missionaries of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. After a trip of 47 days, they reached Smyrna and then proceeded to Constantinople in a sailing vessel. By the spring of 1835, they settled permanently in Trebizond.
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Rev. Thomas Pinckney
Johnston
1808-1883
For Twenty Years
Missionary in
Asia Minor.
Marianne C. Howe
His Wife
1805-1898
Family Members
Siblings
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