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Pennsylvania > Ohio
The Howard Family is another elusive one, falling in that "dark" period of the early expansionist 1800s (a place I often seem to get stuck). I have found Henry Howards that may be the likely candidate for the man below, but as yet have been unable to prove or disprove any connection to him. ![]() 1. Henry HOWARD,(1,2,3) possibly lived in Somerset Co., Pennsylvania for a time, as a daughter was born there in April 1818.(4) Henry had at least one child: [more probable] ![]()
One possibility for a match on Henry is found in the 1810 Federal Census Index as living in Quemahoning Twp., Somerset Co., Penn. His household is listed as containing 1 free white male under the age of ten; one free white male from the age of 10-16; one free white male of twenty-six, and under forty-five, including heads of families (most likely Henry himself); and one free white female of twenty-six, and under forty-five, including heads of families. This index listing was found at http://www.rootsweb.com/~pacquema/cen1810.htm
This may or may not be this same Henry Howard, but might be a useful reference point.. ![]()
1. [Chapin].
2. [Bigelow]. 3. [MECritari]. 4. [Baughman] 5. [ObitOHR]. 6. [MarOHR] 7. [MarOHL] 8. [DeaOHR] |
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