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Mathew HOWARD, Gent.
Anne __?__ |
Husband: Mathew HOWARD
Birth: prob. ca. 1610s, England Death: 1650-59, Anne Arundel Co., MD |
Marriage: bef. 1638, England
Migration: 8 Feb 1637/8, Mathew and Anne appear in Virginia records for the first time |
Wife: Anne __?__
Birth: prob. ca. 1610s/20s, England |
Children — birth order unknown, except that Samuel was the eldest son: |
— born in or bef. 1648:
. Samuel HOWARD, b. Norfolk Co., VA . Mathew HOWARD, Jr.; m. Sarah DORSEY . Cornelius HOWARD; m. Elizabeth GORSUCH? (see sources below) . John HOWARD; m. Widow STEVENS and Widow MACCUBIN . Anne HOWARD; m. James GREENIFFE . Elizabeth HOWARD; m. Henry RIDGELEY — born in or aft. 1648:
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Sources:
1. Harry Wright Newman. 1971. "The Howards of Maryland." Pp. 225-372 in Anne Arundel Gentry: a Genealogical History of Some Early Families of Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Vol. 2. Self-published (republished 1990/96 by Family Line Publ., Westminster, MD; republished 1998 as Broderbund CD-184). Covers three Howard families: Cornelius Howard of Baltimore Co., Edmund Howard of Charles Co., and Mathew Howard of Anne Arundel Co. 2. Email from "Peggy" <mskeigler @ aol.com> (28 Jan 2003):
3. Email from Becky Fox <beckfox @ aol.com> (28 Jun 2003):
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