Sergeant Co C 1st Wisconsin Cavalry.
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1850 census Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha, WI: Thomas Howland, aged 55, farmer, real estate valued $6080, bp MA; Elizabeth aged 53, bp VA; Meredith aged 28, brick mason, real estate valued $2,500; Lorinda S. aged 26; Seth aged 23, brick mason – all born OH; Ruby aged 20, bp IN; Twins, Ichabod & Levi, aged 12; Alfred aged 9 – all born WI.
1860 census Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha, WI: Thomas Howland, aged 67, farmer, real estate value $7200, personal estate $5000, bp MA; Elizabeth aged 63, bp VA: Meredit aged 32; Ichabod & Levi, aged 22; Alfred aged 19 – all born WI; plus 22 servants, laborers, etc., which include three Sauber men: John age 26; Michael aged 19; Paul aged 17 – all born Luxembourg.-census information courtesy the files of Carolyn Hackett Dowd.
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Alfred Howland, enlisted August 17, 1861, Kenosha, WI; Corp. M.O. Aug 21, 1861. Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers, War of Rebellion, 1861-1865.
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Chico Weekly Chronicle-Record, July 28, 1894 pg 1 col 3: Lost His Finger. Alfred Howland who is employed at the mill of the Sierra Lumber Company met with a painful and serious accident yesterday morning. He was working at the roweling machine and his index finger coming in contact with the knives it was taken off. Drs. Mack and Stansbury dressed the wounded member and made the victim of the unfortunate accident as comfortable as possible under the circumstances.
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Chico Record, Sunday, July 6, 1913, pg 5 col 4: Alfred Howland, Chico Pioneer, Dies in Oakland. Alfred Howland, a resident of California for thirty-two years and one of the old residents of Chico, died in Oakland July 4. He lived in this city until a few years ago, when he went to the home of his daughter, Mrs. W.H. Woods, at the bay city.
The deceased was a pattern maker and was in the employ of J.L. Mery for many years. His brother, Seth Howland, who died about twenty years ago, was one of the first settlers of Butte county, having settled on the plateau near Oroville in 1885. He was a wealthy stock raiser.
Alfred Howland was a member of a Wisconsin regiment during the Civil War and was wounded in battle. He made his home at Green Bay, Wis., at that time.
He was a member of the old Halleck post, G.A.R., in this city, but did not join it after it disbanded and reorganized about ten years ago. His military record was of the best.
The deceased is survived by two daughters and son sons. They are Mrs. W.H. Woods of Oakland, Mrs. Fisk of Green Bay, Wis., Levi Howland, head of the commercial department in Oahu College, Hawaii Islands, and Harvey Howland of Delano, California.
The remains will arrive here tonight on the El Dorado Flyer. The funeral will be held from the parlors of Bicknell & Moore on Third street at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning. Rev. C.E. Winning will officiate.
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See the completed biography on Alfred Howland, by Anthony Taylor, entitled “Alfred Howland: A Humble Civil War Soldier and Pioneer” as part of a California State University, Chico Archival History project, fall semester, 2018, under the direction of Professor Mike Magliari. Electronic version and hard print copies are available at Meriam Library, CSU, Chico and Chico Cemetery Association.
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1850 census Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha, WI: Thomas Howland, aged 55, farmer, real estate valued $6080, bp MA; Elizabeth aged 53, bp VA; Meredith aged 28, brick mason, real estate valued $2,500; Lorinda S. aged 26; Seth aged 23, brick mason – all born OH; Ruby aged 20, bp IN; Twins, Ichabod & Levi, aged 12; Alfred aged 9 – all born WI.
1860 census Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha, WI: Thomas Howland, aged 67, farmer, real estate value $7200, personal estate $5000, bp MA; Elizabeth aged 63, bp VA: Meredit aged 32; Ichabod & Levi, aged 22; Alfred aged 19 – all born WI; plus 22 servants, laborers, etc., which include three Sauber men: John age 26; Michael aged 19; Paul aged 17 – all born Luxembourg.-census information courtesy the files of Carolyn Hackett Dowd.
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Alfred Howland, enlisted August 17, 1861, Kenosha, WI; Corp. M.O. Aug 21, 1861. Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers, War of Rebellion, 1861-1865.
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Chico Weekly Chronicle-Record, July 28, 1894 pg 1 col 3: Lost His Finger. Alfred Howland who is employed at the mill of the Sierra Lumber Company met with a painful and serious accident yesterday morning. He was working at the roweling machine and his index finger coming in contact with the knives it was taken off. Drs. Mack and Stansbury dressed the wounded member and made the victim of the unfortunate accident as comfortable as possible under the circumstances.
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Chico Record, Sunday, July 6, 1913, pg 5 col 4: Alfred Howland, Chico Pioneer, Dies in Oakland. Alfred Howland, a resident of California for thirty-two years and one of the old residents of Chico, died in Oakland July 4. He lived in this city until a few years ago, when he went to the home of his daughter, Mrs. W.H. Woods, at the bay city.
The deceased was a pattern maker and was in the employ of J.L. Mery for many years. His brother, Seth Howland, who died about twenty years ago, was one of the first settlers of Butte county, having settled on the plateau near Oroville in 1885. He was a wealthy stock raiser.
Alfred Howland was a member of a Wisconsin regiment during the Civil War and was wounded in battle. He made his home at Green Bay, Wis., at that time.
He was a member of the old Halleck post, G.A.R., in this city, but did not join it after it disbanded and reorganized about ten years ago. His military record was of the best.
The deceased is survived by two daughters and son sons. They are Mrs. W.H. Woods of Oakland, Mrs. Fisk of Green Bay, Wis., Levi Howland, head of the commercial department in Oahu College, Hawaii Islands, and Harvey Howland of Delano, California.
The remains will arrive here tonight on the El Dorado Flyer. The funeral will be held from the parlors of Bicknell & Moore on Third street at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning. Rev. C.E. Winning will officiate.
~~~
See the completed biography on Alfred Howland, by Anthony Taylor, entitled “Alfred Howland: A Humble Civil War Soldier and Pioneer” as part of a California State University, Chico Archival History project, fall semester, 2018, under the direction of Professor Mike Magliari. Electronic version and hard print copies are available at Meriam Library, CSU, Chico and Chico Cemetery Association.
Sergeant Co C 1st Wisconsin Cavalry.
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1850 census Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha, WI: Thomas Howland, aged 55, farmer, real estate valued $6080, bp MA; Elizabeth aged 53, bp VA; Meredith aged 28, brick mason, real estate valued $2,500; Lorinda S. aged 26; Seth aged 23, brick mason – all born OH; Ruby aged 20, bp IN; Twins, Ichabod & Levi, aged 12; Alfred aged 9 – all born WI.
1860 census Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha, WI: Thomas Howland, aged 67, farmer, real estate value $7200, personal estate $5000, bp MA; Elizabeth aged 63, bp VA: Meredit aged 32; Ichabod & Levi, aged 22; Alfred aged 19 – all born WI; plus 22 servants, laborers, etc., which include three Sauber men: John age 26; Michael aged 19; Paul aged 17 – all born Luxembourg.-census information courtesy the files of Carolyn Hackett Dowd.
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Alfred Howland, enlisted August 17, 1861, Kenosha, WI; Corp. M.O. Aug 21, 1861. Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers, War of Rebellion, 1861-1865.
~~~
Chico Weekly Chronicle-Record, July 28, 1894 pg 1 col 3: Lost His Finger. Alfred Howland who is employed at the mill of the Sierra Lumber Company met with a painful and serious accident yesterday morning. He was working at the roweling machine and his index finger coming in contact with the knives it was taken off. Drs. Mack and Stansbury dressed the wounded member and made the victim of the unfortunate accident as comfortable as possible under the circumstances.
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Chico Record, Sunday, July 6, 1913, pg 5 col 4: Alfred Howland, Chico Pioneer, Dies in Oakland. Alfred Howland, a resident of California for thirty-two years and one of the old residents of Chico, died in Oakland July 4. He lived in this city until a few years ago, when he went to the home of his daughter, Mrs. W.H. Woods, at the bay city.
The deceased was a pattern maker and was in the employ of J.L. Mery for many years. His brother, Seth Howland, who died about twenty years ago, was one of the first settlers of Butte county, having settled on the plateau near Oroville in 1885. He was a wealthy stock raiser.
Alfred Howland was a member of a Wisconsin regiment during the Civil War and was wounded in battle. He made his home at Green Bay, Wis., at that time.
He was a member of the old Halleck post, G.A.R., in this city, but did not join it after it disbanded and reorganized about ten years ago. His military record was of the best.
The deceased is survived by two daughters and son sons. They are Mrs. W.H. Woods of Oakland, Mrs. Fisk of Green Bay, Wis., Levi Howland, head of the commercial department in Oahu College, Hawaii Islands, and Harvey Howland of Delano, California.
The remains will arrive here tonight on the El Dorado Flyer. The funeral will be held from the parlors of Bicknell & Moore on Third street at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning. Rev. C.E. Winning will officiate.
~~~
See the completed biography on Alfred Howland, by Anthony Taylor, entitled “Alfred Howland: A Humble Civil War Soldier and Pioneer” as part of a California State University, Chico Archival History project, fall semester, 2018, under the direction of Professor Mike Magliari. Electronic version and hard print copies are available at Meriam Library, CSU, Chico and Chico Cemetery Association.
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1850 census Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha, WI: Thomas Howland, aged 55, farmer, real estate valued $6080, bp MA; Elizabeth aged 53, bp VA; Meredith aged 28, brick mason, real estate valued $2,500; Lorinda S. aged 26; Seth aged 23, brick mason – all born OH; Ruby aged 20, bp IN; Twins, Ichabod & Levi, aged 12; Alfred aged 9 – all born WI.
1860 census Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha, WI: Thomas Howland, aged 67, farmer, real estate value $7200, personal estate $5000, bp MA; Elizabeth aged 63, bp VA: Meredit aged 32; Ichabod & Levi, aged 22; Alfred aged 19 – all born WI; plus 22 servants, laborers, etc., which include three Sauber men: John age 26; Michael aged 19; Paul aged 17 – all born Luxembourg.-census information courtesy the files of Carolyn Hackett Dowd.
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Alfred Howland, enlisted August 17, 1861, Kenosha, WI; Corp. M.O. Aug 21, 1861. Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers, War of Rebellion, 1861-1865.
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Chico Weekly Chronicle-Record, July 28, 1894 pg 1 col 3: Lost His Finger. Alfred Howland who is employed at the mill of the Sierra Lumber Company met with a painful and serious accident yesterday morning. He was working at the roweling machine and his index finger coming in contact with the knives it was taken off. Drs. Mack and Stansbury dressed the wounded member and made the victim of the unfortunate accident as comfortable as possible under the circumstances.
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Chico Record, Sunday, July 6, 1913, pg 5 col 4: Alfred Howland, Chico Pioneer, Dies in Oakland. Alfred Howland, a resident of California for thirty-two years and one of the old residents of Chico, died in Oakland July 4. He lived in this city until a few years ago, when he went to the home of his daughter, Mrs. W.H. Woods, at the bay city.
The deceased was a pattern maker and was in the employ of J.L. Mery for many years. His brother, Seth Howland, who died about twenty years ago, was one of the first settlers of Butte county, having settled on the plateau near Oroville in 1885. He was a wealthy stock raiser.
Alfred Howland was a member of a Wisconsin regiment during the Civil War and was wounded in battle. He made his home at Green Bay, Wis., at that time.
He was a member of the old Halleck post, G.A.R., in this city, but did not join it after it disbanded and reorganized about ten years ago. His military record was of the best.
The deceased is survived by two daughters and son sons. They are Mrs. W.H. Woods of Oakland, Mrs. Fisk of Green Bay, Wis., Levi Howland, head of the commercial department in Oahu College, Hawaii Islands, and Harvey Howland of Delano, California.
The remains will arrive here tonight on the El Dorado Flyer. The funeral will be held from the parlors of Bicknell & Moore on Third street at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning. Rev. C.E. Winning will officiate.
~~~
See the completed biography on Alfred Howland, by Anthony Taylor, entitled “Alfred Howland: A Humble Civil War Soldier and Pioneer” as part of a California State University, Chico Archival History project, fall semester, 2018, under the direction of Professor Mike Magliari. Electronic version and hard print copies are available at Meriam Library, CSU, Chico and Chico Cemetery Association.
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