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Page 344 Emery elaborates on this point: (9) Of peculiar significance to the descendants of the Dartmouth Howlands is the marriage, in 1695, of Elizabeth, daughter & heiress of John & Elizabeth (Child) Howland, to Wriothesly Russell, second Duke of Bedford, whose ducal name was given, in honor of Joseph Russell, a brother-in-law of Gideon Howland, to what is now the city of New Bedford. Wriothesly succeeded his grandfather, William Rusell, the first Duke, who at the time of the marriage was created Baron Howland of Streatham, County Surrey, “with remainder to his said grandson and male heirs.” The Duchess Elizabeth, who died in 1724, aged 42 years, was of the arms-bearing Howland family, and brought her husband a large fortune.” Footnotes (1) This is based on the will of yet another of their brothers who remained in England, Humphrey, a member of the drapers guild of London. Humphrey's will, proved 10 July 1646, left a legacy to his three brothers in New England — Arthur, John and Henry — with the legacy being shares of a debt owed to him by a Mr. Ruck of New England, believed to be Thomas Ruck of Salem, Mass.) Roger Howland, who has studied the genealogy extensively, wrote in e-mail to me on 27 August 2001: “Humphrey's will is the generally accepted proof document. It names his brothers in New England.” (2) Adams, Gail, editor of the Howland Quarterly for the Pilgrim John Howland Society, Leesburg, Virginia, as quoted on the Fenstanton home page: http://www.fenstanton.telinco.co.uk/historical/index.htm (3) Emery, William M., The Howland Heirs (New Bedford; E. Anthony & Sons, 1919) (4) Wakefield, Robert S. and Sherman, Robert M., “Henry Howland of Duxbury, Massachusetts, 1633, His Children and His Grandchildren,” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 75 (1987) p. 105. (5) Ibid. p. 106 (6) Howland, Franklyn, A Brief Genealogical and Biographical History of Arthur, Henry and John Howland and their Descendants of the United States and Canada (New Bedford, Mass.; privately printed; 1885) p. 16 (7) Emery, The Howland Heirs (8) Shaw, Hubert Kinney Families of the Pilgrims: John Howland, (Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants, Boston, Mass.,1955)
Pettys Line of Descent from Henry Howland [Note: This shows only the direct line from Henry Howland to Norman W. Pettys, as charted by NWP. For simplicity, this excludes the scores of relatives in each generation from whom we are not directly descended. Here is how to read this, looking at the first four lines: Henry Howland married (the + sign) Mary. Their son, Zoeth Howland married Abigail. And so on.] 1 Henry Howland (Unknown - 1671) +Mary (Unknown - 1674) 2 Zoeth Howland (? - Killed in an Indian ambush in 1676) +Abigail 3 Henry Howland (1672 - ?) +Deborah Briggs (1674 - 1732) 4 Zoeth Howland (1701 - ?) +Sarah (? - ?) 5 Philip Howland (1731 - 1814) +Thankful (1730 - 1818) 6 Peace Howland (1768 - ?) +Jonathan Kirby (1765 - 1798) 7 Hannah Kirby (1790 - 1842) +Job Pettys (1791 - 1871) 8 Daniel Charles Pettys (1810 - 1867) +Mary Louisa Snyder (1825 - 1879) 9 William Howland Pettys (1850 - 1907) +Daisy Guthman (1880 - 1948) 10 Norman William Pettys, Sr. (1904 - 1985) Page 345
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