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About Frances Howe
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On July 4, 1663, Thomas, "shoomaker" gave his house, garden and yard, for "natural affection and love" to his "well beloved son Samuel of Windsor in New England". On the same day, Samuel leased them back to Thomas for life. Alice died on May 20, 1664 and Thomas gave his two step-daughters, Sarah Pemberton and Frances Howe, all his household goods. Thomas died before December 8, 1664.
Sources
- The Pioneers of Massachusetts: A Descriptive List, Drawn from Records of the Colonies, Towns, and Churches, and Other Contemporaneous Documents (Google eBook) Charles Henry Pope Heritage Books, 1900 - History - 549 pages. Page 499
- The Pioneers of Massachusetts: A Descriptive List, Drawn from Records of the Colonies, Towns, and Churches, and Other Contemporaneous Documents (Google eBook) Charles Henry Pope Heritage Books, 1900 - History - 549 pages. Page 301
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Frances Howe's Timeline
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1633
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of Northampton, Hampshire, MA
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1941 |
August 11, 1941
Age 308
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November 19, 1941
Age 308
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1963 |
December 5, 1963
Age 330
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Northampton, Hampshire, MA.
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