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1 at home by F. M. Cole Family: F1753
 
2 at home by Rev. F. M. Cole Family: F1752
 
3 bef 1976 Family: F1966
 
4 Frances and Russell were divorced in the 1920's Family: F1799
 
5 Irene and Russell never divorced Family: F1796
 
6 Source: Morristown 1st Presbyterian Church Records - Newbery Library; Chicago, IL Mercy ?
 
7 from Boston, MA, at the time of Marriage

Lived in Rochester, Monroe Co., NY in 1903
Lived in Masonville, Delaware Co., NY in 1906 		Bert E. AGAR
 
8 Source: Morristown 1st Presbyterian Church Records - Newbery Library; Chicago, IL Robert ARNOLD, Jr.
 
9 Source: Morristown 1st Presbyterian Church Records - Newberry Library; Chicago, IL Stephen BONNEL
 
10 WILL PROBATED, 1807 Dorcas CAMP
 
11 will December 1869 - filed January 30, 1871 Eleanor E. CROSBY
 
12 T.I. "Col." Luther CROSBY
 
13 T.I.; "First white male born in Bergen, NY" Luther CROSBY
 
14 from Sussex Co., NJ moved to Starkey, NY George CULVER
 
15 Source: Morristown 1st Presbyterian Church Records - Newbery Library; Chicago, IL Rachel DAY
 
16 Family stories indicate that Landin Sophy was a Native American Landin Sophy ELLSWORTH
 
17 Delia Howell is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Battle Creek, Michigan. This is a very large cemetery and has served as the main cemetery for the city since the middle of the nineteenth century.
The cemetery, as it now stands, was however not the original village burying ground and since it was not used until after 1850 it could not have been where Delia had been initially interned.
In about 1836 a small parcel of land outside of the village was set aside as a village burying ground. It was here many of the early settlers of the area were buried. However because it was small and could not be enlarged and because of the rapid growth of the village burials were discontinued in 1844. A new and much larger area was acquired further south of town and what is the current Oak Hill Cemetery was started in the early 1850’s.
The east five acres of this new cemetery were laid out into lots and eventually the remains (so far as they could be found) were disinterred from the old cemetery, as were those for the old “Quaker Burying Ground” and deposited here.
It is not known where Delia Howell was originally buried whether in a lonely grave on the farm surrounded by a white picket fence, the original burying ground of the village or some other unnamed cemetery. It is known that she now rests in the current Oak Hill cemetery as does her son Leander and his wife Frankie. It is also known that the tombstone that now marks her grave was erected about 1918 as indicated in a letter which discusses a new headstone for “your mother” from a friend of Frankie Howell (widow of son Leander) to son John Jenness Howell.
 		Adilia Sedgwick ELMER
 
18 Known as Delia Adilia Sedgwick ELMER
 
19 Surname sometimes spelled Elmur Adilia Sedgwick ELMER
 
20 Captian - War of 1812 William ELMER
 
21 Tombstone inscription: "Blessed are the peace markers, For they shall be called the children of God!" William ELMER
 
22 Sarah has sometimes been listed in various genealogies and family histories as Sarah Ferver or Sarah Farver. These references, at least Fever, are most likely due to a listing with that spelling in the records of the 1st Presbyterian Church Morristown History [S18}. The name Farber is a "Morristown" name, appearing in numerous Presbyterian church records, as well as the "Bill of Mortality" of 1769 and 1777. Also, the Farbers were known to have a Grist Mill in the same general location as where the Piersons were living, two miles west of Morristown. The name Ferver or Farver however, do NOT appear anywhere or anyplace, particularly in reference to Morristown, other than 2 specific records, one Sarah, in the 1st Presbyterian Morristown History, during that time. Sarah FARBER
 
23 Source: Morristown 1st Presbyterian Church Records - Newbery Library; Chicago, IL Bathiah HALLOCK
 
24 Lymphoidal cancer Marie Elizabeth HARMEYER
 
25 Source: Morristown 1st Presbyterian Church Records - Newberry Library; Chicago, IL Job HATHAWAY
 
26 of Regurgitation Jane HAYWARD
 
27 Bugler - Enlisted December 12, 1863 in Rushford, NY Mustered out at Petersburg, VA on August 10, 1865. Promoted to full bugler January 12, 1864. Abraham Arnold HOWELL
 
28 Cemetery listing Abraham Arnold HOWELL
 
29 Known as 'Abram' in all listings except in a (abt 1950) handwritten genealogy of Lucile Howell Jameson (I1436) on llined newsprint paper folded into a Howell family bible. 'Abram' was listed as 'Abraham Arnold', along with his siblings, as the youngest son of David & Keziah Howell, including his birth date.
 		Abraham Arnold HOWELL
 
30 Of: Mt. Morris, Livingston Co., NY; Avon, Livingston Co., NY; & Portageville, Genesee Falls Twn., Wyoming Co., NY Abraham Arnold HOWELL
 
31 Reinturned Hope Cemetery, Perry, NY Abraham Arnold HOWELL
 
32 resided on a farm near Perry, NY (1911) Carrie Lynn HOWELL
 
33 At Home - 99 Jefferson Ave, Rochester, NY Cecelia HOWELL
 
34 Death Certiface says place of birth is NJ - More likely (Orange Co.) NY Cecelia HOWELL
 
35 probably Orange Co., NY Cecelia HOWELL
 
36 1422 Broadway, of chronic myorcarditis - heart disease Charles Wesley HOWELL
 
37 Because of conflicting names and dates on various records and references there has been some confusion by others concerning the history of my Great Grandfather, Charles Wesley Howell. more here..... Charles Wesley HOWELL
 
38 Lived in: NY, Cheboygan, MI; Bay City, MI; Millington, MI; Flint, MI Charles Wesley HOWELL
 
39 Lived at the "Old Homestead" near Millport, Yates Co., NY (1896 Obit of brother Edwin W. Howell) Clarinda HOWELL
 
40 Never married. Clarinda HOWELL
 
41 Known as Clara Clarissa HOWELL
 
42 Lived at the "Old Homestead" near Millport, Yates Co., NY (1896 Obit of brother Edwin W. Howell) Clarissa HOWELL
 
43 Member of the local Grange, in Yates Co., NY Clarissa HOWELL
 
44 Never married. Clarissa HOWELL
 
45 possibly 'William David' Howell David HOWELL
 
46 Upon his death in May 1818 David had 18 acres of land in Jefferson Township and personal property inventoried on 22 May 1818 valued at $54.00 David HOWELL
 
47 First lived in Manchester, Ontario Co., NY after leaving NJ. Moved west in 1835 , settling in what is now the site of Battle Creek, MI. When a young man he began teaching there, but later engaged in farming, upon his own land, which is now known as Morgan Park; then three miles from town. Mr. Howell returned east afther the death of his wife Delia (Elmer), with his children, settling at Bergen, NY. David William HOWELL
 
48 Last Will & Testament proved in Genesee Co., Surrogate Court 18 June 1877 David William HOWELL
 
49 Listed as David WILLIAMSON Howell on an 1830 (MI) Fedral land purchase Record
May have been William David Howell  		David William HOWELL
 
50 Heart Attack Donald Frank HOWELL
 

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