Albert Franklyn Howland::;
He was born at Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island, on 27th of June, 1843.
Captain Albert Franklyn Howland married Miss Emma Harvey Hallett on the 1st Day of January, 1874.
He died at apoplexy, during the night, Acushnet, Bristol County, Massachusetts on 27th of August 1907.
He was a resident of Acushnet and was a US Union Civil War veteran who had spent nearly a year in a Confederate prison. Upon moving to Acushnet, he became active in the community, serving on the school committee and on other committees. In 1888 he was elected a state senator. He is best known as a local historian, whose book "A History of the Town of Acushnet" was published shortly after his death.
South Bristol Farmers' Club was organized in A.D. 1882 by Captain Albert Franklyn Howland, which was incorporated in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1894. S.B. F.C. constitution states that its purpose was to be "the promotion of agriculture and horticulture by frequent meetings for the discussion of these subjects." As the club grew so did its purpose "to associate farmers together for the purpose of improvement in farming knowledge by means of discussions, lectures, and fairs and for social purposes and for the establishment and maintenance of a place for reading room and social meetings." The members would meet twice a month for an entire day.
Women were allowed to join the club as equals and, in 1887, they held the first Woman's Day where the program was arranged and executed by women. The club was very successful, it wasn't disbanded until 1982, on its one hundredth anniversary.
Articles attached features more detailed information regarding him.
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PARENTS::
FATHER::
Stephen R. Howland
b. 7 May 1816
d. 1 Apr 1899
MOTHER::
Lucy P. Washburn
b. 5 Oct 1818
d. 9 Oct 1877
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WIFE/SPOUSE::
Miss Emma Harvey Hallett
BORN:
16th of April 1854
DIED: July 1947
Emma Harvey Hallett was born on the 16th of April, 1854 at Marstons Mills, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.
Married::
1st Day of January, 1874. Mrs. Emma Harvey Hallett Howland died in July of 1947 at age 93.
CHILDREN::
Grace Howland 1876-1879
Leroy Albert Howland 1879-1959
Find A Grave # 110146920
b.May 1879 Acushnet, Bristol County, Massachusetts
d.1959 Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut
Max Franklyn Howland 1881-1921
Find A Grave # 6208256
Birth:
7th of June, 1881
Acushnet, Massachusetts
Death:
October of 1921
Hyannis, Massachusetts
Son of Capt. Albert Franklyn Howland and Emma Harvey Hallett, of New Bedford, Massachusetts.
He, Max Franklyn Howland was a dealer of library furnishings, in this capacity, became acquainted with Anne Nicholson Wallace, director of the Carnegie Library of Atlanta, GA, whom he married in 1908. The couple had at least one son, Wallace.
Loving/loved children of Capt. Albert Franklyn Howland and Mrs. Emma Harvey Hallett Howland.
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Bio;
By Jonathan Robert De Mallie, Historian
∼Son of Stephen R. Howland and Lucy P. Washburn.
He was a State senator from the Third Bristol district in 1888 and in addition was an author who wrote a history of the Howland Family.
He was born at Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island, on 27th of June, 1843.
Captain Albert Franklyn Howland married Miss Emma Harvey Hallett on the 1st Day of January, 1874.
He died at apoplexy, during the night, Acushnet, Bristol County, Massachusetts on 27th of August 1907.
He was a resident of Acushnet and was a US Union Civil War veteran who had spent nearly a year in a Confederate prison. Upon moving to Acushnet, he became active in the community, serving on the school committee and on other committees. In 1888 he was elected a state senator. He is best known as a local historian, whose book "A History of the Town of Acushnet" was published shortly after his death.
South Bristol Farmers' Club was organized in A.D. 1882 by Captain Albert Franklyn Howland, which was incorporated in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1894. S.B. F.C. constitution states that its purpose was to be "the promotion of agriculture and horticulture by frequent meetings for the discussion of these subjects." As the club grew so did its purpose "to associate farmers together for the purpose of improvement in farming knowledge by means of discussions, lectures, and fairs and for social purposes and for the establishment and maintenance of a place for reading room and social meetings." The members would meet twice a month for an entire day.
Women were allowed to join the club as equals and, in 1887, they held the first Woman's Day where the program was arranged and executed by women. The club was very successful, it wasn't disbanded until 1982, on its one hundredth anniversary.
Articles attached features more detailed information regarding him.
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PARENTS::
FATHER::
Stephen R. Howland
b. 7 May 1816
d. 1 Apr 1899
MOTHER::
Lucy P. Washburn
b. 5 Oct 1818
d. 9 Oct 1877
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WIFE/SPOUSE::
Miss Emma Harvey Hallett
BORN:
16th of April 1854
DIED: July 1947
Emma Harvey Hallett was born on the 16th of April, 1854 at Marstons Mills, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.
Married::
1st Day of January, 1874. Mrs. Emma Harvey Hallett Howland died in July of 1947 at age 93.
CHILDREN::
Grace Howland 1876-1879
Leroy Albert Howland 1879-1959
Find A Grave # 110146920
b.May 1879 Acushnet, Bristol County, Massachusetts
d.1959 Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut
Max Franklyn Howland 1881-1921
Find A Grave # 6208256
Birth:
7th of June, 1881
Acushnet, Massachusetts
Death:
October of 1921
Hyannis, Massachusetts
Son of Capt. Albert Franklyn Howland and Emma Harvey Hallett, of New Bedford, Massachusetts.
He, Max Franklyn Howland was a dealer of library furnishings, in this capacity, became acquainted with Anne Nicholson Wallace, director of the Carnegie Library of Atlanta, GA, whom he married in 1908. The couple had at least one son, Wallace.
Loving/loved children of Capt. Albert Franklyn Howland and Mrs. Emma Harvey Hallett Howland.
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Bio;
By Jonathan Robert De Mallie, Historian
∼Son of Stephen R. Howland and Lucy P. Washburn.
He was a State senator from the Third Bristol district in 1888 and in addition was an author who wrote a history of the Howland Family.
Albert Franklyn Howland::;
He was born at Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island, on 27th of June, 1843.
Captain Albert Franklyn Howland married Miss Emma Harvey Hallett on the 1st Day of January, 1874.
He died at apoplexy, during the night, Acushnet, Bristol County, Massachusetts on 27th of August 1907.
He was a resident of Acushnet and was a US Union Civil War veteran who had spent nearly a year in a Confederate prison. Upon moving to Acushnet, he became active in the community, serving on the school committee and on other committees. In 1888 he was elected a state senator. He is best known as a local historian, whose book "A History of the Town of Acushnet" was published shortly after his death.
South Bristol Farmers' Club was organized in A.D. 1882 by Captain Albert Franklyn Howland, which was incorporated in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1894. S.B. F.C. constitution states that its purpose was to be "the promotion of agriculture and horticulture by frequent meetings for the discussion of these subjects." As the club grew so did its purpose "to associate farmers together for the purpose of improvement in farming knowledge by means of discussions, lectures, and fairs and for social purposes and for the establishment and maintenance of a place for reading room and social meetings." The members would meet twice a month for an entire day.
Women were allowed to join the club as equals and, in 1887, they held the first Woman's Day where the program was arranged and executed by women. The club was very successful, it wasn't disbanded until 1982, on its one hundredth anniversary.
Articles attached features more detailed information regarding him.
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PARENTS::
FATHER::
Stephen R. Howland
b. 7 May 1816
d. 1 Apr 1899
MOTHER::
Lucy P. Washburn
b. 5 Oct 1818
d. 9 Oct 1877
....
WIFE/SPOUSE::
Miss Emma Harvey Hallett
BORN:
16th of April 1854
DIED: July 1947
Emma Harvey Hallett was born on the 16th of April, 1854 at Marstons Mills, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.
Married::
1st Day of January, 1874. Mrs. Emma Harvey Hallett Howland died in July of 1947 at age 93.
CHILDREN::
Grace Howland 1876-1879
Leroy Albert Howland 1879-1959
Find A Grave # 110146920
b.May 1879 Acushnet, Bristol County, Massachusetts
d.1959 Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut
Max Franklyn Howland 1881-1921
Find A Grave # 6208256
Birth:
7th of June, 1881
Acushnet, Massachusetts
Death:
October of 1921
Hyannis, Massachusetts
Son of Capt. Albert Franklyn Howland and Emma Harvey Hallett, of New Bedford, Massachusetts.
He, Max Franklyn Howland was a dealer of library furnishings, in this capacity, became acquainted with Anne Nicholson Wallace, director of the Carnegie Library of Atlanta, GA, whom he married in 1908. The couple had at least one son, Wallace.
Loving/loved children of Capt. Albert Franklyn Howland and Mrs. Emma Harvey Hallett Howland.
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.
Bio;
By Jonathan Robert De Mallie, Historian
∼Son of Stephen R. Howland and Lucy P. Washburn.
He was a State senator from the Third Bristol district in 1888 and in addition was an author who wrote a history of the Howland Family.
He was born at Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island, on 27th of June, 1843.
Captain Albert Franklyn Howland married Miss Emma Harvey Hallett on the 1st Day of January, 1874.
He died at apoplexy, during the night, Acushnet, Bristol County, Massachusetts on 27th of August 1907.
He was a resident of Acushnet and was a US Union Civil War veteran who had spent nearly a year in a Confederate prison. Upon moving to Acushnet, he became active in the community, serving on the school committee and on other committees. In 1888 he was elected a state senator. He is best known as a local historian, whose book "A History of the Town of Acushnet" was published shortly after his death.
South Bristol Farmers' Club was organized in A.D. 1882 by Captain Albert Franklyn Howland, which was incorporated in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1894. S.B. F.C. constitution states that its purpose was to be "the promotion of agriculture and horticulture by frequent meetings for the discussion of these subjects." As the club grew so did its purpose "to associate farmers together for the purpose of improvement in farming knowledge by means of discussions, lectures, and fairs and for social purposes and for the establishment and maintenance of a place for reading room and social meetings." The members would meet twice a month for an entire day.
Women were allowed to join the club as equals and, in 1887, they held the first Woman's Day where the program was arranged and executed by women. The club was very successful, it wasn't disbanded until 1982, on its one hundredth anniversary.
Articles attached features more detailed information regarding him.
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PARENTS::
FATHER::
Stephen R. Howland
b. 7 May 1816
d. 1 Apr 1899
MOTHER::
Lucy P. Washburn
b. 5 Oct 1818
d. 9 Oct 1877
....
WIFE/SPOUSE::
Miss Emma Harvey Hallett
BORN:
16th of April 1854
DIED: July 1947
Emma Harvey Hallett was born on the 16th of April, 1854 at Marstons Mills, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.
Married::
1st Day of January, 1874. Mrs. Emma Harvey Hallett Howland died in July of 1947 at age 93.
CHILDREN::
Grace Howland 1876-1879
Leroy Albert Howland 1879-1959
Find A Grave # 110146920
b.May 1879 Acushnet, Bristol County, Massachusetts
d.1959 Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut
Max Franklyn Howland 1881-1921
Find A Grave # 6208256
Birth:
7th of June, 1881
Acushnet, Massachusetts
Death:
October of 1921
Hyannis, Massachusetts
Son of Capt. Albert Franklyn Howland and Emma Harvey Hallett, of New Bedford, Massachusetts.
He, Max Franklyn Howland was a dealer of library furnishings, in this capacity, became acquainted with Anne Nicholson Wallace, director of the Carnegie Library of Atlanta, GA, whom he married in 1908. The couple had at least one son, Wallace.
Loving/loved children of Capt. Albert Franklyn Howland and Mrs. Emma Harvey Hallett Howland.
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...
..
.
Bio;
By Jonathan Robert De Mallie, Historian
∼Son of Stephen R. Howland and Lucy P. Washburn.
He was a State senator from the Third Bristol district in 1888 and in addition was an author who wrote a history of the Howland Family.
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