| Howe Family, Norway, Maine - c. 1890 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| George Howe (1860-1950) was part of a distinguished line of Howes having descended from Abraham Howe of Roxbury, Massachusetts. An early settler of the Norway area was his great grandfather, "Post" Howe. The combatents on both sides of the Battle of Bunker Hill, General Israel "Don't shoot until you see the whites of their eyes!" Putnam and General William Howe, were related to him. Elizabeth Jackson Howe was executed at the Salem witch trials. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Howe family plus, c. 1890, Left to Right Arthur E. Morrison, Fannie Robertine Howe Morrison (sister of George), Polly Benson Howe (mother to Freeland Sr.), Reverend Charlotte E. Angell Universalist minister of Norway, Freeland Howe, Sr. (father to George), Mary L. Fields Howe (mother to George), Reverend Joseph C. Snow, former Universalist minister of South Paris, four unknowns - perhaps family of Frank Howe (cousin to George), Emma Boardman Howe (wife to George), George Robley Howe, Freeland, Howe, Jr. (brother of George). |
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| George Howe (left), Freel Howe (right) (brother to George) |
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| Emma J. Boardman Howe, George's first wife | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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