Son of David and Hepzibah (Death) How. Married 1st Bathsheba Stone. Vital Records of Sudbury; pg. 220: [torn]zekiel and Bersheba Stone, Jan. 19, 1743-44. There is also an Ezekiel How who married Bathsheba Stone on September 17, 1746, in Wayland.
Vital Records of Sudbury; page 73:
HOW Ezekiel, s. David and Hepsebeth, Apr. 5, 1720.
He is also recorded in the handwritten records of Wayland with the same date.
Page 219 - Marriage: How David and Hepsiba Death, Dec. 25, 170(torn).
Ezekiel How (1720-1796) was the proprietor of the Sudbury's Red Horse Tavern (Howe's Tavern), which he opened in 1746 and would later become "Longfellow's" Wayside Inn. Longfellow never owned the Inn, only wrote there. The Wayside Inn remained in the Howe family for 5 generations.
Also See "The History of Sudbury, Massachusetts 1639-1889", by Alfred Sereno Hudson, 1889, pages 591-599.
He served as Colonel of the Fourth Middlesex Militia during the Revolutionary War.
See "Howe Genealogies", page 17 and "Wayside Inn History" @ www.wayside.org/history.html.
Source: "Descendants in American, page 103-105: "Bathseheba, daughter of Samuel Stone and Bathsheba was born August 16, 1723; m. at Sudbury 19 Jan. 1743/4, Col. Ezekiel Howe, b. there 5 Apr. 1720, son of David and Hepzibah (Death) Howe."..."Col. Howe d. 15 Oct. 1796". Then list their nine (9) children, all born is Sudbury, now Wayland. "
Vital Records of Sudbury; page 73:
HOW Ezekiel, s. David and Hepsebeth, Apr. 5, 1720.
He is also recorded in the handwritten records of Wayland with the same date.
Page 219 - Marriage: How David and Hepsiba Death, Dec. 25, 170(torn).
Ezekiel How (1720-1796) was the proprietor of the Sudbury's Red Horse Tavern (Howe's Tavern), which he opened in 1746 and would later become "Longfellow's" Wayside Inn. Longfellow never owned the Inn, only wrote there. The Wayside Inn remained in the Howe family for 5 generations.
Also See "The History of Sudbury, Massachusetts 1639-1889", by Alfred Sereno Hudson, 1889, pages 591-599.
He served as Colonel of the Fourth Middlesex Militia during the Revolutionary War.
See "Howe Genealogies", page 17 and "Wayside Inn History" @ www.wayside.org/history.html.
Source: "Descendants in American, page 103-105: "Bathseheba, daughter of Samuel Stone and Bathsheba was born August 16, 1723; m. at Sudbury 19 Jan. 1743/4, Col. Ezekiel Howe, b. there 5 Apr. 1720, son of David and Hepzibah (Death) Howe."..."Col. Howe d. 15 Oct. 1796". Then list their nine (9) children, all born is Sudbury, now Wayland. "
Son of David and Hepzibah (Death) How. Married 1st Bathsheba Stone. Vital Records of Sudbury; pg. 220: [torn]zekiel and Bersheba Stone, Jan. 19, 1743-44. There is also an Ezekiel How who married Bathsheba Stone on September 17, 1746, in Wayland.
Vital Records of Sudbury; page 73:
HOW Ezekiel, s. David and Hepsebeth, Apr. 5, 1720.
He is also recorded in the handwritten records of Wayland with the same date.
Page 219 - Marriage: How David and Hepsiba Death, Dec. 25, 170(torn).
Ezekiel How (1720-1796) was the proprietor of the Sudbury's Red Horse Tavern (Howe's Tavern), which he opened in 1746 and would later become "Longfellow's" Wayside Inn. Longfellow never owned the Inn, only wrote there. The Wayside Inn remained in the Howe family for 5 generations.
Also See "The History of Sudbury, Massachusetts 1639-1889", by Alfred Sereno Hudson, 1889, pages 591-599.
He served as Colonel of the Fourth Middlesex Militia during the Revolutionary War.
See "Howe Genealogies", page 17 and "Wayside Inn History" @ www.wayside.org/history.html.
Source: "Descendants in American, page 103-105: "Bathseheba, daughter of Samuel Stone and Bathsheba was born August 16, 1723; m. at Sudbury 19 Jan. 1743/4, Col. Ezekiel Howe, b. there 5 Apr. 1720, son of David and Hepzibah (Death) Howe."..."Col. Howe d. 15 Oct. 1796". Then list their nine (9) children, all born is Sudbury, now Wayland. "
Vital Records of Sudbury; page 73:
HOW Ezekiel, s. David and Hepsebeth, Apr. 5, 1720.
He is also recorded in the handwritten records of Wayland with the same date.
Page 219 - Marriage: How David and Hepsiba Death, Dec. 25, 170(torn).
Ezekiel How (1720-1796) was the proprietor of the Sudbury's Red Horse Tavern (Howe's Tavern), which he opened in 1746 and would later become "Longfellow's" Wayside Inn. Longfellow never owned the Inn, only wrote there. The Wayside Inn remained in the Howe family for 5 generations.
Also See "The History of Sudbury, Massachusetts 1639-1889", by Alfred Sereno Hudson, 1889, pages 591-599.
He served as Colonel of the Fourth Middlesex Militia during the Revolutionary War.
See "Howe Genealogies", page 17 and "Wayside Inn History" @ www.wayside.org/history.html.
Source: "Descendants in American, page 103-105: "Bathseheba, daughter of Samuel Stone and Bathsheba was born August 16, 1723; m. at Sudbury 19 Jan. 1743/4, Col. Ezekiel Howe, b. there 5 Apr. 1720, son of David and Hepzibah (Death) Howe."..."Col. Howe d. 15 Oct. 1796". Then list their nine (9) children, all born is Sudbury, now Wayland. "
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