Married Ira Howard
Ira Howard was married twice, his first wife and mother of his first two children, Asa Howard (1819-1858), and Joseph L. Howard (1821-1889), was Permelia (maiden name was Lester) Howard (memorial page 102662080), which it is spelled as Pamelia Howard. There is a photo of her grave stone on her memorial page, inscribed on her grave stone clearly states she was the wife of Ira Howard.
After Ira's first wife died in 1835, he then got remarried to Dicey Emmaline O'Bryan, and they had 5 children together.
Ira Howard was married twice, his first wife and mother of his first two children, Asa Howard (1819-1858), and Joseph L. Howard (1821-1889), was Permelia (maiden name was Lester) Howard (memorial page 102662080), which it is spelled as Pamelia Howard. There is a photo of her grave stone on her memorial page, inscribed on her grave stone clearly states she was the wife of Ira Howard.
After Ira's first wife died in 1835, he then got remarried to Dicey Emmaline O'Bryan, and they had 5 children together.
Married Ira Howard
Ira Howard was married twice, his first wife and mother of his first two children, Asa Howard (1819-1858), and Joseph L. Howard (1821-1889), was Permelia (maiden name was Lester) Howard (memorial page 102662080), which it is spelled as Pamelia Howard. There is a photo of her grave stone on her memorial page, inscribed on her grave stone clearly states she was the wife of Ira Howard.
After Ira's first wife died in 1835, he then got remarried to Dicey Emmaline O'Bryan, and they had 5 children together.
Ira Howard was married twice, his first wife and mother of his first two children, Asa Howard (1819-1858), and Joseph L. Howard (1821-1889), was Permelia (maiden name was Lester) Howard (memorial page 102662080), which it is spelled as Pamelia Howard. There is a photo of her grave stone on her memorial page, inscribed on her grave stone clearly states she was the wife of Ira Howard.
After Ira's first wife died in 1835, he then got remarried to Dicey Emmaline O'Bryan, and they had 5 children together.
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