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About Thomas Howard
From: http://www.londonancestor.com/kents/kents-h.htm
Directory of 1794. Howard & Son, Ironmongers & Braziers, 11, St. Paul's Church yard
From: http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/16398/pages/1274/page.pdf
THE Partnership between Stanley and Thomas Howard,
St. Paul's Church-Yard, London, Ironmongers, is dissolved by mutual Consent, taking place from the 30th Day of June last —All Debts will be paid and received by Thomas Howard, who continues the Business.—Witness our Hands this 24th of August 1810 , Stanley Howard. Thos. Howard.
Thomas Howard married Elizabeth Phillips at the Quaker Meeting in Warmsworth, Yorkshire (near Doncaster) on 5th March, 1798. (The Gentleman's Magazine, volume 83). This is one of the earliest Friends Meeting Houses in the UK, established by Elizabeth Phillips's maternal great-grandfather William Aldam, whose father Thomas Aldam was a close friend of George Fox.
Lordsmeade extract: (http://www.lordsmeade.freeserve.co.uk/elizhoward-fragments.pdf)
Thomas, second son of Thomas and Mary Howard married Elizabeth Phillips of Doncaster in 1798. Their family of two sons and seven daughters are all living, except one daughter. Thomas Howard Junr. died in the midst of an active life, carrying on a large retail business in Ironmongery and plated ware in St. Paul’s Churchyard, leaving his widow with nine children, the eldest a girl under fifteen years of age. Elizabeth Thomas Howard went to live at Ipswich with her family in 1821 or 1822 and continued there until her death in 1853 having been thirty-nine years a widow.
Note that the winter of 1813-14, when Thomas died at the beginning of January 1814, was exceptionally cold, with the Thames freezing over.
The children of Thomas and Elizabeth Howard of St Paul’s Churchyard:-
Caroline, married William Matravers of Westbury
Mary, married Jeremiah Head of Ipswich
Emma, married Henry Alexander of Ipswich. Henry Alexander is deceased, the widow with one son and daughter went to Australia. The son is since deceased and the daughter married.
Thomas Henry, born in 1805 is a clergyman, married and has a large family.
Ann Elizabeth, married Charles Bolton, Lieutenant in the Navy
Lucy, married Richard Nelson, Lieutenant Colonel in the Royal Engineers.
Edward, not a satisfactory character
Isabella, married to the dissatisfaction of the family and not now living.
Sarah, of weak intellect from infancy.
For date of death, and age, see http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=U7PPAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA199&lpg=PA199&...
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Thomas Howard's Timeline
| 1771 |
February 16, 1771
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Queen Street, Cheapside, London
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| 1800 |
September 28, 1800
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St Paul's Churchyard, London, England
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1801
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| 1802 |
June 1802
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St Pauls Church Yard, London, England
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| 1804 |
March 14, 1804
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St Paul's Churchyard, London, England
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| 1806 |
1806
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St Paul's Churchyard, London
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| 1808 |
January 8, 1808
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St Paul'S Churchyard, London, England
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| 1811 |
July 3, 1811
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London
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| 1812 |
1812
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London
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