Descendants of Ralph Howell


Generation No. 1

1. RALPH1 HOWELL was born 01 Jan 1757 in Unknown, and died 24 Mar 1833 in Robeson Co., NC. He married DICEY BARFIELD Unknown. She was born Bet. 1757 - 1765 in Unknown, and died Unknown in Unknown.

Notes for RALPH HOWELL:
PROVEN FACTS:

Ralph Howell is listed on Bladen County Tax Lists of 1774. (Bladen County, North Carolina Tax Lists - 1768 Through 1774, Vol. 1, William L. Byrd III)

1790 Census - Ralph Howell is listed as head of household along with 1 free white male 16 years and over, (Marmaduke 1773), 1 white male under 16 years, (Shadrach 1788), and 3 free white females, Which should be his wife, Dicey, and daughters, Mary, and Nancy. Ralph, Jr. had not been born as of 1790. (National Archives of Census Records, Washington, DC, searched by P. Moore, 14 March, 2000 - 1790 Robeson County, North Carolina, Microfilm Publication M-637, Roll7, page 147.)

Land Transactions:

Land Patent No. 68 dated 11 November 1779 for 100 acres. (Bladen County, North Carolina Deed Book 19, page 471) Robeson County was formed from Bladen County in 1786.

Land Patent dated 1 January 1793 for 250 acres in two tracts, (1) 150 acres, & (2) 100 acres. (Robeson County, North Carolina Deed Abstracts)

NONPROVEN:

Date of birth for Ralph Howell - birthdate used is a calculated birthdate.

Date of marriage of Ralph Howell to Dicey Barfield. Family notes passed down state Ralph was married to Dicey Barfield. No other written proof has been found to my knowledge.

Burial location of Ralph Howell; however, a grave with heart pine stakes at head and foot of grave is located beside grave of son, Shadrach Howell, Sr. in Howell Family Cemetery. This could be his grave.

Same facts above are not known for Dicey Barfield - approximate birthdate used and date of death has not been found.

As of this date, I have not been able to find any documents, records or other information which could be verified as to Ralph Howell ever being "Raiford" or "Raeford" Howell. (Jimmy D. Howell)

PROVEN FACTS:

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA - COUNTY OF ROBESON - MAY TERM OF COURT 1833 established that Ralph Howell died in Robeson Co., N.C., 24 March 1833.

Shadrach Howell administrator of the Estate of Ralph Howell returned an inventory (Copy in possession of Jimmy D. Howell) dated 24th day of March 1833, which was filed and to be of record also an amount of sales.

The committee appointed to settle amounts with Shadrach Howell and Owen Singletary made a report which was filed and ordered to be of record.

"The committee appointed today for a years provisions for the widow of Ralph Howell did make a report to be filed and of record." (Transcribed from the original Court Record located in the North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, N. C. on 3 April 2002 by Jimmy D. Howell) (083-301.3 Robeson County Court Minutes, February 1830 - May 1839).

Note: Special recognition and thanks is given to Mr. Kenneth (Ken) Davis of Wilmington, N.C. for his expertise in helping this writer locate these important documents on Ralph Howell in the North Carolina State Archives in Raleigh, N.C. on 3 April 2002. (JDH)


Robeson County Record of Estates (1829-1841) North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, N.C (CR-803.501.1 - Pages 126 (Dated April 5, 1833 on 1st Inventory Sale, and 2nd Inventory Sale dated May 18, 1833 on page 127).

"Inventory & Account Sales Estate of Ralph Howell deceased

1st. Sale, April 5, 1833
Livestock, Farming Implements, Hand Tools, Household
Goods and Misc. Personal Property were sold for $197.92+1/2 ct.

2nd. Sale, May 18, 1833 of the Estate of Ralph Howell deceased, Geese, Goats, Cow & Yearling, Mull Headed Steer, 1 Yoke of Oxen & 2 Bull Yearlings were sold for 54.53. Total for both sales was $252.45+1/2 ct.

A given account of the sales of the Estate of Ralph Howell as above stated May 27th. day 1833.
Signed: Sdh. Howell, Adm.
(Shadrach}

Three head of cattle and the Sheep could not commanded on the days of the sales therefore they remain yet to be sold. May the 27th. day 1833.
Signed: Sdh. Howell, Adm.
(Shadrach)

Itimized documents on above two sales are in the possession of Jimmy D. Howell which were secured on 15 August 2002.

Robeson County Record of Estates (1829-1841) North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, N.C. (CR-803.501.1 - Page 171) (Dated April 6th., 1833).

Copy of this Document secured on 23 October 2002 & in possession of Jimmy D. Howell

REPORT COM. YEARS PROVISIONS TO WIDOW OF RALPH HOWELL
Provisions were corn, bacon, beef, pork, salt, coffee, sugar, 3 gallons____?, pepper, allspice, also, for forrage 400 lbs. blade fodder and 10 bu. corn or other grain. Total value of these provisions were $111.70.
Signed: J. Regan, M. Powers, Joe Wood, Owen Singletary

Above signatures represented the appointed committee who were:
Joseph Regan, Matthew Powers, Joseph Wood, Owen Singletary"


More About RALPH HOWELL:
Burial: Unknown

More About DICEY BARFIELD:
Burial: Unknown

More About RALPH HOWELL and DICEY BARFIELD:
Marriage: Unknown

Children of RALPH HOWELL and DICEY BARFIELD are:
2. i. MARMADUKE2 HOWELL, b. 20 Sep 1773, Bladen Co., NC; d. 29 Nov 1857, Coffee County, AL.
3. ii. MARY "POLLY" HOWELL, b. Bet. 1774 - 1784, Bladen Co., NC; d. Bef. 1850, Robeson Co., NC.
iii. NANCY HOWELL, b. Bet. 1774 - 1784, Bladen Co., NC; m. JOHN NEWBERRY, JR..

Notes for NANCY HOWELL:
Nancy appears to be with John Newberry (16 to 26 yrs.) based on 1800 Census. No further information has been found on Nancy Howell. (Jimmy D. Howell)

4. iv. SHADRACH HOWELL, SR., b. 04 Mar 1788, Robeson Co., NC; d. 18 Jul 1869, Howellsville, Robeson Co., NC.
5. v. RALPH HOWELL, JR., b. Bet. 1792 - 1794, Robeson Co., NC; d. Bef. 29 Aug 1837, Robeson Co., NC.


Generation No. 2

2. MARMADUKE2 HOWELL (RALPH1) was born 20 Sep 1773 in Bladen Co., NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.), and died 29 Nov 1857 in Coffee County, AL (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.). He married NANCY E. REGAN 27 Dec 1798 in Robeson Co., NC, daughter of RALPH REGAN and ANN HARRELL. She was born 30 Mar 1784 in Bladen Co., NC, and died 17 Mar 1849 in Coffee Co., AL.

Notes for MARMADUKE HOWELL:
It is believed Marmaduke, Nancy, and children migrated South around 1835-36. Other families from Robeson County appeared to have moved South about this same time.

Robeson County was formed from Bladen County in 1789.

On December 10, 1841, Marmaduke Howell, of Dale County, Alabama received Land Grant #6804 on land located east half of north west quarter of sections twenty one in township five, of range twenty two, in the district of lands subject to sale at Sparta, Alabama, containing seventy nine acres and seventy nine hundreths of an acre
{79.79 Acres}. Copy of land grant in posession of Jimmy D. Howell

More About MARMADUKE HOWELL:
Birthdate: Copy of page from Marmaduke Howell Bible dated 1826

More About NANCY E. REGAN:
Source: Birth & death dates Marmaduke Howell Bible

More About MARMADUKE HOWELL and NANCY REGAN:
Marriage: 27 Dec 1798, Robeson Co., NC

Children of MARMADUKE HOWELL and NANCY REGAN are:
6. i. JOSEPH B.3 HOWELL, b. 1801, Robeson Co., NC; d. Aft. 1870, Santa Rosa Co., FL.
7. ii. JAMES WILLIAM HOWELL, b. 11 Sep 1805, Robeson Co., NC; d. 06 Jul 1876, Jasper, TX.
iii. MARY (POLLY) HOWELL, b. 1806, Robeson Co., NC; m. DAVIS BIGGS, 20 Sep 1832, Robeson Co., NC.

Notes for MARY (POLLY) HOWELL:
Source: Ouida Howell Davis

More About DAVIS BIGGS and MARY HOWELL:
Marriage: 20 Sep 1832, Robeson Co., NC

8. iv. RUTH HOWELL, b. 1807, Robeson Co., NC; d. Bet. 1836 - 1840, SC/GA.
9. v. SARAH ANN HOWELL, b. 1810, Robeson Co., NC; d. Abt. 1849, Coffee Co., AL.
10. vi. ANNA J. HOWELL, b. 05 Sep 1812, Robeson Co., NC; d. 29 Oct 1886, Dothan, AL.
11. vii. DANIEL J. HOWELL, b. 19 Oct 1815, Robeson Co., NC; d. Abt. 1885, Taylor Co., FL.
12. viii. HARRIET HOWELL, b. 30 Aug 1818, Robeson Co., NC; d. 18 Oct 1877, Natchez, Adams Co., Miss.
ix. SHADRACH HOWELL, b. Abt. 1820, Robeson Co., NC.

Notes for SHADRACH HOWELL:
May have died young? Birthdate not verified. (JDH)

13. x. BENJAMIN B. HOWELL, SR., b. Abt. 1825, Robeson Co., NC.
14. xi. RALPH HOWELL, b. 1827, Robeson Co., NC.
15. xii. DENNIS HOWELL, b. 11 Aug 1829, Robeson Co., NC; d. 21 Aug 1913, Holmes Co., FL.


3. MARY "POLLY"2 HOWELL (RALPH1) was born Bet. 1774 - 1784 in Bladen Co., NC, and died Bef. 1850 in Robeson Co., NC. She married WILLIAM BAKER, SR. Abt. 1800 in Robeson Co., NC. He was born Abt. 1768 in Chowan Co., NC, and died 1845 in Robeson Co., NC.

Notes for MARY "POLLY" HOWELL:
Mary with Ralph & Dicey (16 to 26 yrs.) based on 1800 Census.

Notes for WILLIAM BAKER, SR.:
Will - Page 451-454, Dated 29 June 1844, Prob: May Term, 1845, Oath of Shadrach Howell, Clk.

More About WILLIAM BAKER and MARY HOWELL:
Marriage: Abt. 1800, Robeson Co., NC

Children of MARY HOWELL and WILLIAM BAKER are:
16. i. WILLIAM3 BAKER, JR., b. Abt. 1802, Robeson Co., NC.
17. ii. JOHN W. BAKER, b. Abt. 1804, Robeson Co., NC; d. 1846, Coffee Co., AL.
18. iii. NANCY BAKER, b. 05 Oct 1806, Robeson Co., NC; d. 10 Nov 1878, Robeson Co., NC.
iv. BARTON BAKER, b. Abt. 1808, Robeson Co., NC.
19. v. ELIZABETH BAKER, b. Abt. 1810, Robeson Co., NC.
20. vi. MARY BAKER, b. Bet. 1811 - 1814, Robeson Co., NC; d. 1882, Robeson Co., NC.
21. vii. CATHARINE BAKER, b. Abt. 1813, Robeson Co., NC.
viii. REBECCA BAKER, b. Abt. 1815, Robeson Co., NC.
22. ix. SALLY JANE (SARAH ANN) BAKER, b. Abt. 1817, Robeson Co., NC; d. 1904, Robeson Co., NC.
x. MARGARET BAKER, b. Abt. 1819, Robeson Co., NC; d. Bef. 1843; m. WILLIS WISHART, 09 Mar 1831, Robeson Co., NC; b. Abt. 1806.

More About WILLIS WISHART and MARGARET BAKER:
Marriage: 09 Mar 1831, Robeson Co., NC


4. SHADRACH2 HOWELL, SR. (RALPH1) was born 04 Mar 1788 in Robeson Co., NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.), and died 18 Jul 1869 in Howellsville, Robeson Co., NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.). He married (1) CHARLOTTE ROZIER 04 May 1809 in Robeson Co., NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.), daughter of REUBEN ROZIER and PATIENCE MUSSELWHITE. She was born 1793 in Robeson Co., NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.), and died 25 Feb 1852 in Howellsville, Robeson Co., NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.). He married (2) MARGARET SHAW 03 Jun 1858 in Robeson Co., NC (Source: marriage records), daughter of ARCHIBALD SHAW and UKNOWN. She was born 1810.

Notes for SHADRACH HOWELL, SR.:
Shadrach was a member of the N. C. General Assembly from Robeson Co., House of Commons 1823-1826, Senate 1830-1834. He also served as Clerk of Court of Robeson Co. for 32 years per hand written notes by (Arch Howell). He was Postmaster of Howellsville, N.C. in 1853.

"Prior to 1840 in Robeson County there were five (5) school districts. In November, 1840 the county was divided up into thirty-five (35) districts and the boundaries were defined. District No. 15 committee members were Neill Regan, Shadrach Howell, Malcom Baker, John Baker, Riley Kinlaw & Joseph Glover. State of North Carolina Robeson County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions November Term 1840. Then was this report presented to the court and ordered to be registered. Sdh. Howell, Clk"

"Another of those 25 resident towns in 1896 was HOWELLSVILLE. Shadrach Howell's ante-bellum home was the post office which opened again in 1877 with Shadrach Howell, Jr. as postmaster. It remained open until 1913 when its mail was assigned to Lumberton. It is northeast of Lumberton and afforded several businesses at one time. W. R. Musselwhite ran grist and saw mills. In 1896 Levi Branson's Directory list a population of 20 in Howellsville. Earlier commercial enterprises in Howellsville from Civil War to 1900 were Wiley Ford, S. B. Powers, Robert A. Rozier"
(Source: Away Down Home by Maude Thomas 1982)

Shadrach's home was a wooden two-story with winding stairway with parts of it put together with wooden pegs. It was located on north side of Howell Road between Howellsville Crossroads and the Ten Mile Swamp. The exact date it burned is not known. (Source: Arch Howell) The Howell Cemetery is just north/west of this location on eastern edge of Ten Mile Swamp. This land is still owned by Howell families today.

Shadrach Howell lived 82 yrs. 4 mo. & 14 days, and is buried in Howell Family Cemetery, Howellsville, Robeson County, N.C. beside his wife, Charlotte Rozier Howell. Their daughter, Charlotte, (8 August 1832 - 6 November 1837 is buried beside her Mother. A grave marked with only heart pine stakes head and foot (probably were wider boards) are located in line and adjacent to Shadrach's grave. This could be Ralph Howell's gravesite. No documented proof has been found. (JDH)


More About SHADRACH HOWELL, SR.:
Burial: Howell Family Cemetery, Howellsville, NC

Notes for CHARLOTTE ROZIER:
Died in the 59th. year of her life.

More About CHARLOTTE ROZIER:
Burial: Howell Family Cemetery, Howellsville, NC

More About SHADRACH HOWELL and CHARLOTTE ROZIER:
Marriage: 04 May 1809, Robeson Co., NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.)

More About SHADRACH HOWELL and MARGARET SHAW:
Marriage: 03 Jun 1858, Robeson Co., NC (Source: marriage records)
Marriage bann: 28 May 1858, Robeson Co, NC

Children of SHADRACH HOWELL and CHARLOTTE ROZIER are:
23. i. JOHN BARTON3 HOWELL, SR., b. 31 Mar 1811, Robeson Co., NC; d. 18 Feb 1882, Robeson Co., NC.
24. ii. AMOS HOWELL, b. 02 Nov 1812, Robeson Co., NC.
25. iii. HENRY BOSWELL HOWELL, b. 30 May 1815, Robeson Co., NC; d. 27 Feb 1889, Robeson Co., NC.
26. iv. MARMADUKE HOWELL, SR., b. 22 Mar 1819, Robeson Co., NC; d. 02 Nov 1887, Robeson Co., NC.
27. v. CATHARINE (KATIE) HOWELL, b. 14 May 1822, Robeson Co., NC; d. 25 Dec 1853, Howellsville, NC.
vi. MARY JANE (POLLY) HOWELL, b. 26 Apr 1826, Robeson Co., NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.); d. 15 Jan 1906 (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.); m. EDWARD B. PATTERSON, 10 Feb 1848, Robeson Co., NC.

Notes for EDWARD B. PATTERSON:
Was Postmaster of Howellsville, N.C. on 5 November 1849.

Next was Henry Howell 26 April 1850.

Next was Shadrach Howell, Sr. 11 April 1853.

Next was Edward B. Patterson again 18 October 1853.

More About EDWARD PATTERSON and MARY HOWELL:
Marriage: 10 Feb 1848, Robeson Co., NC

28. vii. MARTHA HOWELL, b. 05 Aug 1828, Robeson Co., NC.
29. viii. SHADRACH HOWELL, JR., b. 24 Jun 1830, Robeson Co., NC; d. 30 Jul 1906, Howellsville, Robeson, Co., NC.
ix. CHARLOTTE HOWELL, b. 08 Aug 1832, Robeson Co., NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.); d. 06 Nov 1837, Howellsville, Robeson County, NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.).

More About CHARLOTTE HOWELL:
Burial: Howell Family Cemetery, Howellsville, Robeson County, NC

x. CHARLOTTE HOWELL, b. 06 Dec 1839, Robeson Co., NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.); d. 04 Oct 1913 (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.).


5. RALPH2 HOWELL, JR. (RALPH1) was born Bet. 1792 - 1794 in Robeson Co., NC, and died Bef. 29 Aug 1837 in Robeson Co., NC. He married MARY (POLLY) BUTCHER (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.), daughter of THOMAS BUTCHER. She was born Abt. 1797.

Notes for RALPH HOWELL, JR.:
"Page 64 Capt. Regans District. August 29, 1837
Howell, Jonathan for himself & widow & heirs of Ralph Howell, both sides of White Oak Swamp including part of the mill pond; joining Ralph R. Parker and Stokes Roberts, 621 Acres, Value $400." Ralph Howell, Jr. is now deceased. (JDH)

It is believed that his wife Mary "Polly" Howell married 2nd. William Allen, Jr. in 1845. See 1850 Robeson County, N. C. census.

Children of RALPH HOWELL and MARY BUTCHER are:
i. BARTON3 HOWELL.
30. ii. SUSAN HOWELL, b. Abt. 1815, Robeson Co., NC; d. Unknown.
31. iii. JONATHAN HOWELL, b. 1818, Columbus Co., NC; d. 23 Mar 1864, Robeson Co., NC.
32. iv. RACHEL HOWELL, b. 1830.
v. NANCY HOWELL, b. Abt. 1831.

Notes for NANCY HOWELL:
Was living with her mother and William Allen per 1850 census. (JDH)


Generation No. 3

6. JOSEPH B.3 HOWELL (MARMADUKE2, RALPH1) was born 1801 in Robeson Co., NC, and died Aft. 1870 in Santa Rosa Co., FL. He married MARY SINGLETARY Bef. 1825 in Robeson Co., NC, daughter of ITHAMAR SINGLETARY and ANN BRYAN. She was born Abt. 1807 in NC.

More About JOSEPH HOWELL and MARY SINGLETARY:
Marriage: Bef. 1825, Robeson Co., NC

Children of JOSEPH HOWELL and MARY SINGLETARY are:
i. AMANDA4 HOWELL, b. Abt. 1825, AL; m. JOSEPH HERSEY; b. Novia Scotia.
ii. TRAVIS HOWELL, b. 27 Apr 1825, AL; d. 25 Oct 1828.
iii. NANCY REGAN HOWELL, b. 02 Feb 1834, AL; d. 03 Mar 1914; m. WILLIAM KENNEDY COMMANDER; b. 23 Aug 1821, Sumter Dist., SC; d. 23 Oct 1884, Coffee Co., AL.
33. iv. THOMAS HOWELL, b. 04 May 1828, NC.
v. SNOWDEN L. HOWELL, b. Abt. 1831, NC; m. JULIA BOYER.
vi. SHADRICK B. HOWELL, b. Abt. 1838, GA; m. CATHERINE SPEARS; b. Milton, FL.

More About SHADRICK B. HOWELL:
Individual Note: Served in Office of Mayor, Milton, FL
Occupation: Mercantile Business, Milton, FL

vii. JOHN HOWELL, b. Abt. 1842, AL; m. ? DRAKE; b. Milton, FL.
34. viii. CECILIA ANN HOWELL, b. Abt. 1847, AL.


7. JAMES WILLIAM3 HOWELL (MARMADUKE2, RALPH1) was born 11 Sep 1805 in Robeson Co., NC, and died 06 Jul 1876 in Jasper, TX. He married LOUISA CHESHIRE 06 Apr 1833 in Robeson Co., NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.), daughter of JAMES CHESHIRE and NANCY SINGLETARY. She was born 15 Jul 1813 in NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.), and died 13 May 1899 in Jasper, TX (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.).

Notes for JAMES WILLIAM HOWELL:

The following information was all provided by Neva Lee Howell Braswell, daughter of Joseph Israel Howell.

James William Howell and his wife Louisa Cheshire Howell arrived in Newton Co. Texas in January of 1872 having made the trip from Alabama with several other families in two covered wagons. Eight of James' children were in the group; William James, Marmaduke Pleasant, John Baker, Cornelius Reagan, Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, Sophronia Lucetta and Susan Sylvia. Joseph Watson did not go to Texas. Marmaduke and his wife had three children born in Alabama. Marmaduke's inlaws, Israel and Mary Ann Gunter, went to Texas with them. Most of the family purchased adjoining land in Newton County. Some of the deeds indicate that some of the land was in Jasper County. Thier settlement was named Howell, Texas. A postoffice was established on August 10, 1889. Susan Collins and her husband, Emmanuel were the only post masters in Howell. On March 31, 1900 the office was moved to Holly Springs.

By 1900 most of the families had moved to other parts of Texas. Marmaduke and his family continued in Newton County. After Marmaduke and Susannah died Joseph continued to farm the land. He purchased several tracts of land before he married Neva Gunter in 1911. Joseph continued to care for Sophronia who lived longer than any other member of the family.

Marmaduke Pleasant Howell served in the Union army during the Civil War even though he was a native of Georgia. He took the oath of allegiance to the U.S. Government on May 10, 1864. His army record states that he was a farmer.

About 10 years after Marmaduke arrived in Texas the U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service sent him to North Carolina to learn to build terraces. Marmaduke then built the first terraces in Texas in 1882 as a demonstration to other farmers.

Most of James Howell's children were well educated. some received their education in Alabama. Henry and John were attorneys and attended Southeast Texas Male and Female College in Jasper Texas.

A plot of ground belonging to J. B. and R.A. Howell was designated for a Howell Cemetery in 1876. Sophronia Lucitta Howell Fleming, James William Howell, Marmaduke Pleasant Howell and their spouses are all buried there. The last person buried there was the infant son of Joseph and Neva Howell on March 16, 1931. The cemetery is located soutwest of Newton Texas. Directions are to go south on highway 87 about three miles, turn right on farm road 2939, go about three miles, cross White Oak Creek on to cross roads, turn right , travel about two miles, go through a cattle gate, then on the right there will be another gate, 200 yards past the gate is the cemetery with a cyclone fence around it.
The Texas Historical Commission has provided a historical marker for the cemetery which reads; HOWELL CEMETERY The family of James William (1805-1876) and Louisa Cheshire(1816-1899) Howell came to this area from Alabama in 1872. Family members bought adjoining land and the settlement, named Howell, was granted a post office in 1889. One Howell, Marmaduke, introduced the concept of terrace farming to Texas in 1882. A one-acre plot of land was designated a cemetery in 1876. The oldest marked grave is that of a Howell grandson, Robert Lee Howell (1871-1875). The cemetery was deeded to the Howell descendants by one of James and Louisa's sons in 1914. Texas sesquicentennial 1836-1986.


More About JAMES WILLIAM HOWELL:
Burial: Howell Cemetery, Newton Co., TX
Fact: 1872, Moved family to Howell (Now Roganville) TX

More About LOUISA CHESHIRE:
Burial: Howell Cemetery, Newton Co., TX

More About JAMES HOWELL and LOUISA CHESHIRE:
Marriage: 06 Apr 1833, Robeson Co., NC (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.)

Children of JAMES HOWELL and LOUISA CHESHIRE are:
35. i. WILLIAM JAMES4 HOWELL, b. 06 Jan 1834; d. 19 Nov 1913, Newton Co., TX.
36. ii. JOSEPH WATSON HOWELL, b. 13 Feb 1836, NC.
37. iii. MARMADUKE PLEASANT HOWELL, b. 16 Nov 1839, Coffee Co., AL; d. 10 Feb 1919, Newton Co., TX.
38. iv. SOPHRONIA LUCETTE HOWELL, b. 18 Mar 1842, Clintonville, AL; d. 1916, Newton Co., TX.
v. SUSAN SYLVIRE HOWELL, b. 17 Nov 1844, Coffee Co., AL (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.); d. 26 Oct 1927, Jasper Co., TX (Source: Jimmy D. Howell.); m. EMANUAL COLLINS, 04 Sep 1866.

More About EMANUAL COLLINS and SUSAN HOWELL:
Marriage: 04 Sep 1866

39. vi. JOHN BAKER HOWELL, b. 14 May 1846, Clintonville, AL; d. 17 Mar 1926, Jasper Co., TX.
40. vii. CORNELIUS (NEIL) REGAN HOWELL, b. 20 Oct 1849, Clintonville, AL; d. 14 Jan 1908, Westville, FL.
41. viii. DANIEL WEBSTER HOWELL, b. 14 Jul 1855, Clintonville, AL; d. 29 Jun 1930, Orange Co., Texas.
42. ix. HENRY CLAY HOWELL, b. 01 Jun 1858, Clintonville, AL; d. 05 Mar 1917, Jasper Co., TX.