_John CHRYSLER ______+
| (1789 - 1848) m 1814
_Edwin A CHRYSLER ___|
| (1834 - 1908) m 1859|
| |_Rachel OUTMAN ______+
| (1794 - 1838) m 1814
|
|--Ida May CHRYSLER
| (1865 - 1919)
| _Leonard BENCROFT ___
| |
|_Lucy Ann BENCROFT __|
(1843 - 1923) m 1859|
|_Lucy WOOD __________
[117946] CHAN20 Jun 2001
_George DOUGLAS _____+
|
_James DOUGLAS ______|
| |
| |_Frances ADDERLEY ___+
|
|
|--John DOUGLAS
|
| _____________________
| |
|_Bridget HEATHCOTE __|
|
|_____________________
_John HOWELL ________+
| (1765 - 1848) m 1790
_Asher G. HOWELL ____|
| (1806 - 1857) m 1829|
| |_Mary GEASSER _______
| (1771 - 1837) m 1790
|
|--Mary G. HOWELL
| (1830 - ....)
| _____________________
| |
|_Almyra DE WITT _____|
(1812 - 1857) m 1829|
|_____________________
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Descendants of Edward Howell
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Descendants of Edward Howell
_David I HOWELL _____+
| (1676 - 1756) m 1701
_Richard HOWELL _____|
| (1712 - 1783) m 1732|
| |_Mary PARSHALL ______+
| (1677 - 1715) m 1701
|
|--Parshall I HOWELL
| (1760 - 1796)
| _____________________
| |
|_Elizabeth TUTHILL __|
(.... - 1783) m 1732|
|_____________________
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He gave his age as 18 on Oath of Allegiance & Peaceful Behavior that
was required by Gov. Tryon in 1778. [P.R.O. Colonial Office. Class 5,
Vol. 1109, p. 86]
[1 male > 16, 2 male < 16, 2 females]
Parshall and Charity lived in the home of Parshall's father, who
left it to him in his will. His father also asked that he care for
his brother Abram who was infirm. There is record that Parshall had
taken out a mortage on this farm in 1783 - this property had been
destroyed during the Revolution. The property's western border was
the dividing line between Riverhead and Southold towns. This property
was also part of the original purchase of Peter Hallock & deeded to
his stepson, Richard Howell. Parshall is found in the US Census of
1790 in Southold but cannot be found anywhere there after. He was
ensign in 1796 in which he was in command of appointments. It is
strongly believed but not proven that he is the father of Parshall b.
1788 - noted by me as Parshall II.
88. PARSHALL 4 HOWELL (Richard', David 2 Richard'), the son of Richard
3 and Elizabeth (Tuthill) Howell, was born in the vicinity of
Mattituck in about 1760.
Parshall Howell, cordwainer, gave his age as 18 when he signed the
Oath of Allegiance and Peaceable Behaviour required by Governor
William Tryon in 1778 (635).
"Pershal Howell' and "Charity Marther" were married at Mattituck on 24
Jan 1782 (636).
Richard Howell left, to his "..son, Parshall, the remainder of my
lands, meadows and buildings not yet mentioned..". He was also ordered
to pay ". my wife yearly, 12 bushels of wheat, 10 of corn, 110 pounds
of pork, 50 lbs. of beef, 15 lbs. flax, and also keep two cows and six
sheep summer and winter, for his mother; Also, sufficient firewood,
with what my son Edmund shall find for her; Also, a privilege in the
orchards and fruits, sufficient for her person. My son Pearshall to
keep my son Abram, as is becoming in a Christian land, during his
life. If he does not provide for Abram, my executors to take
sufficient lands willed to Parshall to support Abram..". Further, he
provided for all his "..negroes to be sold, and sufficient stock to
pay my just debts and legacies, and my executors reasonably for their
trouble; the remainder to my son Parshall. . 11, who was made a
co-executor of this will with his brother ' Edmund, and his fathers
trusty friend, Daniel Wells. ." (232).
Parshall Howell was listed as the head of a family consisting of one
free white male of 16 years of age and upwards, two of under 16, and
two free white females, residing in Southold Town, Suffolk County, New
York, in the First Census of the United States, 1790 (564).
Henry Hudson Ju". was paid L5 10s f or Charity Howell. . 11 by the
Overseers of the Poor, Daniel Terry and Richard Hallock, of the Town
of Riverhead, as recorded on 1 Apr 1794 (595).
Ezra Halliock was paid L2 9s for "..keeping Charity Howell..",
Jedidiah Corwin was paid L6 17s 9d for "..keeping Charity Howell
Child..", "Widow Elizabeth Brown" was paid El 6d for "..keeping
Charity Howell..", and Jabez Corwin was paid lls for "..keeping
Charity Howell.." by the Overseers of the Poor, Town of Riverhead, as
recorded on 29 Mch 1805 (637). Similarly, David Horton was
paid f-6 12s 4d "..for keeping Charity Howell..", Joshua Terry was
paid 12s 7d for "..keeping Charity Howell..", and James Terry was
paid 12d "..for keeping Charity Howell..", as recorded on 28 Mch
1806 (638). David Horton Ju. was likewise paid E7 7d for
635. P.R.O. Colonial Office, Class 5, Vol. 1109, 82.
636. Craven, op. cit., 327.
637. RTR, Liber A, 83-84; (.1, 52-53).
638. Id., 87-88; (.1, 54-55).
"..keeping Charity Howell &c..", as recorded on 3 Apr 1807 (639),
David Horton jUr was paid E3 lld 3s ". for articles for & keeping C.
Howell..", as recorded on 2 Apr 1808 (640), and David Horton was paid
E7 10s 6d ". . for keeping Charity Howell, and sundries.." on 31 Mch
1809. At the same time, John Woodhull was paid f-1 6s 8d "..for
Articles for Charity Howell.." (641), and Gershom Edwards was paid Fl
"..for articles for Charity Howell.." (642).
Among the Town poor, Charity Howell was bid off to David Brown on 4
Apr 1809, at 8d per week (643).
Charity Howell was listed as the head of a family consisting of one
free white female of 45 years of age and older, and one free white
male of 10 and under 16, residing in the Town of Riverhead, Suffolk
County, New York, in the Third Census of the United States, 1810
(644).
Parshall and Charity (Mather) Howell were probably the parents of at
least three children.
242. i. JAMES5 HOWELL, born on 30 June 1785, died on 21 Feb
1789 at the age of 3 years, 8 months and 22 days, and is buried in the
cemetery at the Mattituck Presbyterian Church (645).
243. ii. CHARITY5 HOWELL, born in about 1786, died unmarried
on 10 Jan 1849 at the age of 63 (646).
+ 244. iii. PARSHALL5 HOWELL, born on 23 Mch 1788 (647).
639. 90 (,I, 57).
640. 91-92; (.1, 58-59).
641. 96; (.1, 62).
642. (63).
643. 97; (I, 63-64).
644. U.S. Census, Riverhead, Suffolk County, NY, 1810, Page 253.
645. Craven, op. cit., 375.
646. RTR; (I, 726).
647. Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. and Kathleen M. (Howell) McCurdy,
Personal communication.
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Craven, History of Mattituck
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24 January 1782 - Pershal Howell m. Charity Marther, 21 February 1787
- death of James Howell s/o Parshall & Charity [Matituck Parish
Burying Ground - Feb. 21, 1787 death of James Howell age 3.8.27]. pp.
133 - "... The records of mortage for the years immediately following
the war show that many men who had wealth were forced to borrow money
on their lands. Amony these were John Gardiner, Capt. Peter Hallock,
Jonathon Osman, Obadiah Hudson, Parshall Howell, and the Corwins.
Most os these men were unable to weather the storm and
losteverything."
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Howell, Howell Notebooks
_Samuel MAYO _______________+
|
_John MAYO __________|
| |
| |_Tamison Thomasine LUMPKIN _+
|
|
|--Joseph MAYO
|
| _John FREEMAN ______________+
| | (1626 - ....)
|_Hannah FREEMAN _____|
|
|_Mercy Brewster PRENCE _____+
(1631 - ....)
____________________________
|
_Matthew MITCHELL ___|
| (1585 - 1645) m 1616|
| |____________________________
|
|
|--Matthew MITCHELL
| (1629 - 1629)
| _Edmund WOOD _______________
| |
|_Susannah WOOD ______|
(1590 - ....) m 1616|
|_Alice Edwards HURST Jenet _
[85833] !Probate record #10 page 196-197 Rutherford Co, TN
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|
_Rolf TAILLEBOIS ____|
| (1014 - ....) |
| |__
|
|
|--Adeliza Matilda TAILLEBOIS
| (1044 - ....)
| __
| |
|_____________________|
|
|__
_John II THOMPSON ___+
| (1576 - 1627) m 1606
_John III THOMPSON TOMSON _|
| (1616 - 1696) m 1646 |
| |_Alice FREEMAN ______+
| (1586 - 1664) m 1606
|
|--Esther THOMPSON
| (1655 - 1696)
| _____________________
| |
|_Ann WELLS ________________|
(1628 - 1680) m 1646 |
|_____________________