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m. Bef 1835 - James Howard1835 - 1902
Facts and Events
| Name[1] |
James Howard |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[1] |
7 Feb 1835 |
Georgia, United States |
| Other[7][11] |
1845 |
Meriwether, Georgia, United StatesGuardianship |
| Other[14] |
1845 |
Meriwether, Georgia, United StatesGuardianship |
| Other[8][12] |
1846 |
Meriwether, Georgia, United StatesGuardianship |
| Other[13] |
From 1847 to 1851 |
Jasper, Georgia, United StatesBeneficiary of Estate of Samuel Howard |
| Census[2] |
1850 |
Coosa, Alabama, United States |
| Census[3] |
1860 |
Coosa, Alabama, United States |
| Marriage |
10 Feb 1861 |
Alabama, United Statesto Martha Ann Sophronia Harrington |
| Military[9][10] |
From 1 Dec 1862 to 2 Dec 1864 |
Alabama, United StatesCompany A, 53rd Regiment, Alabama Cavalry (Partisan Rangers) |
| Census[4] |
1870 |
Elmore, Alabama, United States |
| Census[5] |
1880 |
Elmore, Alabama, United States |
| Census[6] |
1900 |
Elmore, Alabama, United States |
| Death[1] |
5 Mar 1902 |
Elmore, Alabama, United States |
| Burial[1] |
Mar 1902 |
Good Hope Cemetery, Elmore, Alabama, United States |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Grave Marker.
"James Howard, Feb. 7, 1835, Mar. 5, 1902"
- ↑ 1850 Census, Coosa County, Alabama - Coosa District
Page 13A, Dwelling/Family 159, September 16, 1850.
James Howard, 13 years old, born Georgia, residing in the household of his grandfather, William Connell.
- ↑ 1860 Census, Coosa County, Alabama - Southern Division, Rockford PO
Page 198, Dwelling 1390 / Family 1420, August 18, 1860.
James Howard, head of household, 23 years old, born Georgia, employed as a teacher, with $600 in personal property, residing in the same dwelling with another household, headed by Wm. Noles.
- ↑ 1870 Census, Elmore County, Alabama - Township 18, Wetumpka PO
Page 48B, Dwelling 1268 /Household 1292, August 19, 1870.
James Howard, head of household, 35 years old, born Georgia, employed as a farmer with $1300 in real and $450 in personal property; residing with him were his wife, Saphronia, and children, Mary, Diannah, Mattie and Matilda.
- ↑ 1880 Census, Elmore County, Alabama - Beat 13
Page 75B, Dwelling/Family 107, June 16, 1880.
James Howard, head of household, 45 years old, born Georgia, father and mother born Georgia, engaged in farming; residing with him were his wife and four children.
- ↑ 1900 Census, Elmore County, Alabama - Eclectic Precinct
Page 144B, Dwelling / Family 114, June 7, 1900.
James Howard, head of household, 65 years old, born February, 1835 in Georgia, father and mother born Georgia, engaged as a surveyor, residing in a home he owned free and clear; residing with him was his wife, Martha A., and daughter, Carrie T.
- ↑ Meriwether County, Georgia, Bonds
Vol. A, Page 276, January 14, 1845.
Bond of James Connell, William Connell and James B. Cunningham on behalf of James Connell, guardian of James Howard.
- ↑ Meriwether County, Georgia, Bonds
Vol. A, Page 329, September 7, 1846.
Bond of Charner W. Crossan, John C. Howard and Wiley J. Howard on behalf of Charner W. Crosson, guardian of James Howard. See also: Meriwether County, Georgia, Returns Vol. C, page 158, "return of C. W. Crossan Guardian of James Howard Orphan for the year 1847".
- ↑ National Parks Service Soldiers and Sailors Database
Film No. M374, Roll 21.
James H. Howard, Private, 53rd Regiment, Alabama Partisan Rangers, Company A. He was promoted to Corporal.
- ↑ Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Alabama
NARA Pub.No. M311, Record Group 109, Roll 0449 , October 1, 1862- December 2, 1864.
Reflect that James H. Howard enlisted December 1, 1862 at Montgomery, Alabama, as a private in Company A (Captain Hannon's Company), 53rd Regiment, Alabama Cavalry (Partisan Rangers). He appears on muster rolls through December, 1863, a receipt for clothing, dated December 2, 1864. He also received payment in the amount of $250.00 at Browns Valley, Alabama, on February 6, 1864, in compensation for his horse, which had been destroyed on October 17, 1863, by order of Col. Hannon, due to the fact that it had "been found to have a contagious disease called glanders".
- ↑ Meriwether County, Georgia, Ordinary Court, Minute Book 1
Page 305, 1845.
"Whereas James Connell applies for the Guardianship of the person and property of James Howard, orphan of James Howard, dce'd, and whereas the said James Connell having appeared in Open Court and took the Oath required by law and entered into bond in the sum of five hundred dollars with William Connell and Joseph B. Cunningham, as his security in said bond, it is therefore ordered that letters do issue to him."
- ↑ Meriwether County, Georgia, Ordinary Court, Minute Book 2
Page 20, 1846.
"September Term 1846. Whereas Charner W. Crosson makes application to be appointed guardian of James Howard, orphan of James Howard dec'd. and whereas the said Charner W. Crosson has taken the Oath required by law and entered into bond in the sum of three hundred dollars with John C. Howard and Wiley J. Howard, his securities in said bond, Ordered that the said Charner W. be hereby appointed guardian of the said James Howard, and that letters of guardianship do issue to him as such."
- ↑ Jasper County, Georgia, Record of Wills
Book 13, Pages 396, 495.
Returns of the Administrator The Estate of Samuel Howard reflect two payments made to James Connell, as "Guardian of James Howard, Minor", on behalf of the estate, one in the amount of $150.00, dated December 23, 1847, and one in the amount of $5.48, undated, but made during the period "from last return to January 1st 1851".
- ↑ Meriwether County, Georgia, Ordinary Court, Minute Book 1
Page 305, 1845.
James Connell appointed guardian of the person and property of "James Howard, orphan of James Howard, dec'd."
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