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Genealogy and History of the Family HOWELL

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The book of John Howell and his descendants : with supplementary accounts of the families related to them by marriage,  New York: The author, c1897, Frances Howell, 631 pgs.

BOOK CONTENTS
Section One Chapter I. The Ladds
Chapter II. The Ladd property, 
Chapter III. John Howell I, 
Chapter IV. John Howell II, Section two. Chapter I. John Ladd Howell, 
Chapter II. Frances Paschall Howell, 
Chapter III. Letters,  Section three. Chapter I. Joshua Ladd Howell, 
Chapter II. Anna Blackwood Howell, 
Chapter III. Fancy Hill and letters,  Vol. II. Section four. 
Chapter I. Samuel Ladd Howell, 
Chapter II. Paschall Howell, 
Chapter III. Frances Howell and Benjamin Betterman, her husband, 
Chapter IV. John L. Howell, 
Chapter V. Anna Maria Howell, 
Chapter VI. Joshua Howell--Richard Washington Howell--Thos. James Howell--Abigail B. Howell--Rebecca Howell, 
Chapter VII. Brig. Gen. Joshua Howell, 
Chapter VIII. Benjamin Paschall Howell, M. D., and Rachel Lewis Howell, his wife,  Vol. II. Section four. Addendum to chapter III. Benjamin Betterton Howell, 
Vol. II. Section five. Chapter I. The Collins family, 
Vol. II. Section five. Chapter II. The Clement family, 
Vol. II. Section five. Chapter III. The Blackwood family, 
Vol. II. Section five. Chapter IV. The Harrison family, 
Vol. II. Section five. Chapter V. The Paschall family, 
Vol. II. Section five. Chapter VI. The Hodge family, 
Appendix I. William Howell's account of ancestors, mainly taken from records of Chester Quaker meeting, 
Appendix II. Letters to Jos. L Howell, 
Appendix III. Genealogy




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