James Howe married at Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, 27 June 1628 Elizabeth Dane, daughter of JOHN DANE {1636, Roxbury} (in his will of 7 September 1658, John Dane included bequests to "my daughter Elizabeth How"). She died at Ipswich on 21 January 1693/4.

They had ten children: a child bur. Bishop's Stortford, Elizabeth, James, John, Mary Bridges, Abraham, & Rebecca Barnard.

Normally when a parent makes a deed to a child late in life, the transfer of land from the older to the younger generation is made in return for maintenance of the parent in his or her old age. James Howe turned the tables on this practice, however, when in 1699 he executed a deed which relieved his ailing son James, then sixty-five years old, of further obligations with regard to three parcels of land. The younger James died on 15 February 1701/2, slightly more than two years after the date of this deed, and three months before the death of his father.

Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project

ELIZABETH DANE HOWE WAS NOT HUNG AT THE SALEM WITCH TRIALS.

HER DAUGHTER-IN-LAW ELIZABETH JACKSON HOWE WAS. ELIZABETH JACKSON HOWE MARRIED ELIZABETH DANE HOWE'S SON JAMES HOWE JR. Someone on GENI Tree put the wrong info in on the internet and it has perpetuated. 

Elizabeth (Dane) Howe and her husband, James Howe Sr., also had a daughter Sarah (Howe) Bridges [first wife of John Bridges Sr. and mother to James Bridges Sr. as well as to accused witch Sarah Bridges, Jr.; her daughter Sarah luckily was accused but was never hanged.∼Elizabeth Dane was born in the year 1607. She married James Howe, making her last name Howe. Elizabeth and James Howe had one known child. This child was James Howe, Jr. Elizabeth gave birth to James Howe, Jr (1632-1702) on March 23rd, 1632 in Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, England. It is unknown if Elizabeth and James had any other children. It is unknown if Elizabeth had any siblings or who her parents were. Elizabeth Dane Howe passed away in the year 1694.