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Probably as early as 1635 or before John Conklin and his brother Ananiascame ,from Nottingham, England. By 1638 they were established as glassmakersin Salem, Mass. Only common articles of glass were manufactured,such as window glass and bottles, but because these were needed, the GeneralCourt in Dec. 1641 authorized the town of Salem to lend the glassmakers30 pounds. By May 1649 the brothers had land granted to them by the town.However since all records of the glass works cease to appear about thistime, it is likely that the business did not prove successful.After 1650 both John and Ananias Conklin came from Salem to Southold,L.1. where John remained (was buried there). But Ananias removed withhis family after 2 or 3 years to East Hampton on the south side of the Island,leaving only John's family in Southold. Therefor the deduction is made thatBethia, of Southold, was a granddaughter of John.Hallock and Howell RelationshipsEunice Horton Howell's great grandmother was Abigail Hallock (mar.Caleb Horton) a daughter of William who was called "the Puritan".William's father was Peter Hallock called "the Pilgrim". Peter whose nameis listed as one of the first settlers of Southold left no record except in atradition and in the name "Hallock's Neck" which designation predated theallotment of Southold land. He is said to have come to Long Island, thengone back to England for his family and eventually returned with them. His2nd wife was the widow Howell who had a son Richard Howell and a daughterMargaret (their father's name not known). This Richard was the firstmale Howell known to be in Southold.William Hallock son of Peter married Margaret Howell (the sister ofRichard) his stepmother's daughter. From this marriage there were atleast 9 children: Elizabeth; Margaret; Martha; Sarah; Abigail (who mar.Caleb Horton); John who mar. Abigail Swezy; Thomas b. 1660; Peter 1665;William Jr. 1667.Thus it would seem that Eunice Horton who married George Howell ofHector also had a strain of Howell blood from her great great great grandmotherMargaret Howell who married William Hallock.18
Hist. Rec. Suffolk Co. 1921 County Clerk (East Riding Yorkshire)Hist. Suffolk !=o. 1874 Rich'd Bayles (Riverhead & Southold)Hist. Long Island 1882 W. Munsell Pt. 3, p. 6 (Upper AquebogueSouthold Town Records printed 1939Southold Town Rec. 1882 J. W. Case edit. by HesselgrenSalmon Rec. of Southold 1918 W. Robbins (David mar. Mary 1764)Registry Births Southold & Southampton 6 vol.Hist. Southampton 1887 G. R. Howell p. 321 (David of Indian Island)N. Y. Hist. Soc. Pub. (Wills) Vol. 9 (David & Geo. witness, Goshen, 1775)N. Y. in Rev. War & Suppl. 1897 Roberts p. 164 (George's service)Col. Hist. N. Y. 1887 Fernow p. 211, 393 (Geo. & David signers)Hist. MSs. War of Rev. 1868 Vol. I, pp. 12,490 (George a signer)Rev. War Pension Applic. Benjamin Howell #S 28765 US ArchivesHist. Orange Co. N. Y. 1881 Ruttenber & Clark p. 680 (Benj. b. 1759)Hist. Orange Co., 1908 R. Headley p. 67 (David Howell Jr. a signer)Early Goshen Church Rec. 1934 Chas. Coleman (Benj. mar. Sarah 1784)Eager's Orange Co. (Easterbrooks Index) pp. 96, 415, 531Hist. Minisink Region 1867 Chas. Stickney (David's sons, Benj. & John)Howell Family 1916 Chas. Stickney (David's 1775 will)Original Copy David's 1775 Will was with Mrs. Roy Steele, Monroe, N. Y.(39 Franklin Ave. ) in 1957Place Names (Conn., N. Y. etc) Jas. Trumbull (Mattituck tract)Orange Co. Surrogate at Goshen (JHF search) Noble's Let. of Ad.)Bible Rec. George & Eunice in Compiler's possessionBible Rec. Jeremiah & Asenath in H. Quick's possessionLetters 1866 & '67 from Orange Co. cousins in compiler's possess.Hist. Tioga, Chemung, Schuyler etc. 1879 p. 620 (Geo. Howell)Hist. Elmira, Horseheads etc. 1868 Gallatin (Daniel Everts Howell)Rec. of Mrs. Wm. Haring, Lansing, N. Y. (Lucinda Howell Alexander)Rec. Wilbur Howell, L.1. City, N. Y. (Jemima who m. Silas Howell)Rec. Elizabeth Horton, Middletown, N. Y. (Mehitable m. J. Reeves)Hist. Bethel Pres. Ch. Cornwell, N. Y. 1898 Colwell (Ezra's children)1790 Federal Census schedules; also 1850 of Orange Co.1825 & 1835 N. Y. State Census of Tompkins Co. at Ithaca Courthouse1800 Census of Howell & other names in N. Y. 1945 J. Finch, DAR Lib.1850 Kane Co. Ill. Census p. 208-209 (Benj. b. 1776 living in Aurora)1865 Schuyler Co. N. Y. gives George Howell Jr. b. in Delaware Co.Rec. Ida Farlin Covert, Interlaken, N. Y. (Desc. of Jemima Howell Farlin)Rec. Helen Burnett, Wash. D. C. (Desc. of George Howell Jr.)L.1. Background & records of men named David Howell there:Early L.1. Wills 1897 Wm. PelletreauL.1. Epitaphs & Wills 1903 E. D. HarrisLists of American Emigrants 1874 John C. HottenRefugee l775L.1. to Conn. 1913F.G. MatherIndex of Southold 1868 Chas. MooreHist. of Mattituck N. Y. Charles CravenShelter Island, Suffolk Co. 1899 J. E. MaIlmanRec. Smithtown, L.1. 1898 Wm. S. PelletreuSuffolk So. N. Y. Surrogate Rec. 1905 2 vol. Wm. A. D. EardleyEarly Conn. marriages (see Rev. War period) F. W. BaileySurrogate Suffolk Co. Rec. at Riverhead (compiler's search)N. J. Hist. Proceedings 1921 vol. 6Hist Doc. of Newburgh Bay PublicationsAryan Blood and the Howells 1931 Fleming Howell19
Page 3 and 4: HOWELLThe first Howell pioneers in
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Page 67 and 68: EVERTSJohn Everts the first of the
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If this land was all that Cornelius
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A "Family History" sketched by Geor
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Allegany County, N. Y. History 1896
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MINIERCopy of the entry of the birt
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MINIERThe Will and appraisal of the
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MINIER** ^ ^ACCOUNT BOOK 1846 - 184
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the addition of colored plaster tha
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The Moravians should not be include
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Emma J. Minier born about 1839 mar.
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Abraham Bennett Minier, son of Samu
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William Henry Minier son of Samuel
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Children of Lucien and Emily Minier
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Samuel and Polly A. Cooper Dolson's
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Mary Minier born about 1849Townsend
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Children of Rev. Geo. Minier (con'd
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Hugh Brownell Minier b. 22 Nov. 191
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Children of John & Rebecca Tichener
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James Madison Minier son of Barnaba
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Minier Reference-s (continued)Bethl
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M~helm MinierJ,"""" .IChristian M/~
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a place of settlement for many Conn
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Floyd S. Bennett b. 18 Oct. 1887 (2
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ofMarion Connor Howell
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CONNOR\MARION CONNOR HOWELL(taken a
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eth Howe, a genealogist making a co
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Children of Charles & Madge Connor
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John Ft-efeJitr•wChief C*iefJ £
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Archibald the IX Chief (1675-1763)
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The ancestry of Sir Alan McNab is f
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and if it so please Your Excellency
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John Fletcher born about 1796 at Ni
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town or village) a very small lake
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4. Mary Ellen Fletcher 1869-18905.
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Fletcher ReferencesSketch of the Hi
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FLETCHERACHALLADERRuins next to Fle
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Road Atlas of Great Britain 1956 ed
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CORWINThe family of Corwin or Curwe
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Joseph Corwin's children, Naomi and
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CORWINfrcsent Pay flapwapara rails,
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New England Hist. & Gen. Register V
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WINTHROPThe Winthrops, it is said,
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John Fletcherson «/ 2Z5C*f Chief.I
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Baker Elijah 43Hannah 92Prudence 26
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Bennett (Continued)Nancy Goff widow
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Burch Lillie 76, 77Robert 77Burin J
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Clausen Marion 9Rebecca 4Cleveland
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Crane David M. 69Edgar 69Edwina R.
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Elliott (continued)Mary 45Myrtle 45
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Ferris Ahasuerus 8Charles (politici
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Fletcher (continued)Kenneth s. of A
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Goodell Harrison 57Gore Judith 76,
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Hixon (continued)Jacob 123Jonathan
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Howell (continued)Carrie A. 11Charl
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Hugh Joseph 73Hunt Howard 11Margare
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Lloyd (continued)Beatrice M. 85Lulu
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Mead (continued)H. (deed) 94Sarah A
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Minier (continued)George (Hans Geo.
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Minier (continued)Solomon C. 76, 88
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Phillips (continued)Janet 70John (D
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Rockwell (continued)Miles (s. of Ed
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Smith (continued)Gladys Cole 10Harr
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Taylor (continued)IvanH. 100Jane M.
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Wells (Welles) continuedJames 4Jess
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