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Howard Family Data - Port Deposit, MD
Compiled 5/9/97
by Fred Kelso
Oxford, PA
1850 Census
- Cecil Co., MD - 7th District (Port Deposit &
vicinity)
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Robert Howard |
57 |
M |
B |
Laborer |
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Julia |
48 |
F |
B |
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Sophia |
18 |
F |
B |
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Hannah Smith |
10? |
F |
B |
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Joseas? H. Howard |
7 |
M |
B |
Living with Wm. H. Little (39, B, Laborer) & family |
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Major Howard |
40 |
M |
B |
Laborer |
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Philina |
27 |
F |
B |
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David A. |
5 |
M |
B |
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Mary J. S. |
2 |
F |
B |
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Pheby A. R.? |
2/12? |
F |
B |
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Abram? Harris |
60 |
M |
B |
Laborer |
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Rosetta Howard |
24 |
F |
B |
Living with Wm. Thompson (31, W, Carpenter) & family |
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William H. Howard |
9 |
M |
B |
Living with Henry Bond (50, B, Blacksmith) & family |
1860 Census
- Cecil County, MD - 7th District (Port Deposit &
vicinity)
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Robert Howard |
63 |
M |
B |
b. MD -Merchant |
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Mary |
61 |
F |
B |
" |
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Richard Gray |
24 |
M |
B |
" |
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William Howard |
18 |
M |
B |
Living with Wm. W. Nickell (35, W, Wheelwright) & family |
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Sarah Howard |
5 |
F |
B |
Living with Harry Bond (63, B) |
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David Howard |
52 |
M |
B |
& family |
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Ann Howard |
80 |
F |
W |
Living with Granville Brown (40, W, Farmer) & family |
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Stephen Howard |
20 |
M |
W |
b. Germany -Shoemaker Living with Henry Frederick (39, W, Shoemaker, b.
Germany) & family |
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John Howard |
40 |
M |
B |
b. MD |
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Martha |
40 |
F |
B |
“ |
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John |
10 |
M |
B |
“ |
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Louisa |
3 |
F |
B |
“ |
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Sarah Sewall |
32 |
F |
B |
“ |
4th Regiment Infantry, U.S. Colored Troops, Maryland Volunteers
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Name |
Company |
Rank |
In |
Out: 5/4/1866 |
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William H. Howard |
Co.B |
Pvt |
7/21/1863 |
5/4/1866 |
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Harrison Howard |
Co.B |
Pvt |
9/2/1864 |
9/5/1865 |
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Joshua Howard |
Co. D |
Cpl |
7/28/1863 |
5/4/1866 |
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Cyrus Howard |
Co. E |
Cpl |
7/28/1863 |
5/4/1866 |
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Jesse Howard |
Co. E |
Pvt |
7/28/1863 |
5/4/1866 |
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John H. Howard |
Co. I |
Pvt |
8/11/1863 |
4/29/1864 Transferred to Navy |
From the Port Deposit Items Column of Cecil Whig
July 29,/1876 “Return of an Old Colored Man” - Henry
Allen, a colored man, brother of old aunt Polly Howard, and formerly a slave of
old Mr. Gale, who left between two days, fifty-two years ago, came here on a
visit to his sister. When he left there was very few colored men free.
What a change. None are now slaves. He makes his home in Hayti, and
intends visiting the places of his childish sports and see the very few
remaining friends that are left, and then return to his adopted home.
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