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About Thomas J. Howard
Possible alternate parents:
John Howard, of Onslow County and Frances Horton
2/08/2020 I am disconnecting them because I only see evidence for John Howard and Mary Catherine Sanders as his parents. - LJB
The rumor that he was killed by raiding Indians is refuted by Elizabeth Salyer in her book
From THE HOWARDS OF EASTERN KENTUCKY published by the Magoffin County Historical Society, c1985
We may have more appropriately said "The Howard Families of America" as this illustrious family has dispersed itself so widely. Descendants of the early Howard settlers of Eastern Kentucky can be found in every state of the union. Eastern Kentucky has been noted for its large clannish families. The Howard family may well rank among the largest of these families. It could be noted that the Howard's were great believers in populating the land, as they averaged ten or more offspring and some are actually credited with fathering more than 25 children. The origin of the Howard name has been a challenge to previous publications and writers have offered differing viewpoints. This will be very lightly touched upon in this volume. There is speculation that the Howards are of the royalty of England through a Sir Thomas Howard.
Thomas J. Howard's Timeline
1745 |
June 8, 1745
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Wilkes, Georgia, Colonial America
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1766 |
1766
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Knox County, Kentucky, United States
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1769 |
1769
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1770 |
June 8, 1770
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Wilkes County, Georgia, United States of America
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1772 |
September 13, 1772
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Wilkes County, GA, United States
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1776 |
1776
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Wilkes, Georgia, United States
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1779 |
1779
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1781 |
November 1781
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North Carolina, United States
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1783 |
1783
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Knox County, Kentucky, USA
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