Married Mary Ellen Sutton 19Feb1860
Six children were born of this union.
Obituary - Bismarck North Dakota Tribune November 9 1916 page 4 columns 6 & 7:OLD COMRADE OF "BUFFALO BILL" DIES NEAR SANGER Ending a life of adventure, many years of which were spent in company with Wm. Cody, nationally known as "Buffalo Bill," Manach [sic] L. Howell, 74 years' old died at his home near Sanger last Saturday night. He has been ailing in health for a nubmer [sic] of years and it was not unexpected that death came. After he passed away Undertaker Harris of this city was notified and went to the son's home and prepared the remains of the deceased where interment will be made Friday. The deceased leaves to mourn his untimely loss eight children, four boys and four girls His wife, Mary, died four years ago. The deceased became associated with Buffalo Bill in the years Cody was located in Wyoming at which time he was in the height of his adventures in the west. Mr. Howell was one of the most intimate friends Cody had, and he knew more of Cody's personal affairs than any other acquaintance he had while in his company, according to information given by friends [sic] of the deceased. Mr. Howell told interesting stories many times of his historic adventures with Buffalo bill and the Indians. Mr. Howell's death will be widely mourned by not only his friends here but in Kansas and Wyoming as well. Mr. Howell had a personal appearance a great deal like that of Buffalo Bill and it is said that when the two were together they both wore long hair and it was almost impossible to tell the two apart.
Second Obituary:
he Meriden Ledger
Meriden, KS
Thursday, November 10, 1916
Page 4, Column 5
Obituary.
Manoh Lemul Howell was born in Indiana in 1837.
At the age of 45 he with his wife and family moved to Peabody, Kansas. From there he moved to Meriden, where he resided until twelve years ago, since which time he has made his home in St. Joseph, Mo.
He died at Sanger, North Dakota, November 5th, 1916. The body was shipped to Meridan and the funeral was held on Nov. 8th, from the Peebler home.
Interment was made in the Meriden cemetery.
He leaves to mourn his loss four daughters and two sons. He was a member of the M. E. church.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. E. N. Montgomery, Pastor of the United Brethren Church.
Six children were born of this union.
Obituary - Bismarck North Dakota Tribune November 9 1916 page 4 columns 6 & 7:OLD COMRADE OF "BUFFALO BILL" DIES NEAR SANGER Ending a life of adventure, many years of which were spent in company with Wm. Cody, nationally known as "Buffalo Bill," Manach [sic] L. Howell, 74 years' old died at his home near Sanger last Saturday night. He has been ailing in health for a nubmer [sic] of years and it was not unexpected that death came. After he passed away Undertaker Harris of this city was notified and went to the son's home and prepared the remains of the deceased where interment will be made Friday. The deceased leaves to mourn his untimely loss eight children, four boys and four girls His wife, Mary, died four years ago. The deceased became associated with Buffalo Bill in the years Cody was located in Wyoming at which time he was in the height of his adventures in the west. Mr. Howell was one of the most intimate friends Cody had, and he knew more of Cody's personal affairs than any other acquaintance he had while in his company, according to information given by friends [sic] of the deceased. Mr. Howell told interesting stories many times of his historic adventures with Buffalo bill and the Indians. Mr. Howell's death will be widely mourned by not only his friends here but in Kansas and Wyoming as well. Mr. Howell had a personal appearance a great deal like that of Buffalo Bill and it is said that when the two were together they both wore long hair and it was almost impossible to tell the two apart.
Second Obituary:
he Meriden Ledger
Meriden, KS
Thursday, November 10, 1916
Page 4, Column 5
Obituary.
Manoh Lemul Howell was born in Indiana in 1837.
At the age of 45 he with his wife and family moved to Peabody, Kansas. From there he moved to Meriden, where he resided until twelve years ago, since which time he has made his home in St. Joseph, Mo.
He died at Sanger, North Dakota, November 5th, 1916. The body was shipped to Meridan and the funeral was held on Nov. 8th, from the Peebler home.
Interment was made in the Meriden cemetery.
He leaves to mourn his loss four daughters and two sons. He was a member of the M. E. church.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. E. N. Montgomery, Pastor of the United Brethren Church.
Married Mary Ellen Sutton 19Feb1860
Six children were born of this union.
Obituary - Bismarck North Dakota Tribune November 9 1916 page 4 columns 6 & 7:OLD COMRADE OF "BUFFALO BILL" DIES NEAR SANGER Ending a life of adventure, many years of which were spent in company with Wm. Cody, nationally known as "Buffalo Bill," Manach [sic] L. Howell, 74 years' old died at his home near Sanger last Saturday night. He has been ailing in health for a nubmer [sic] of years and it was not unexpected that death came. After he passed away Undertaker Harris of this city was notified and went to the son's home and prepared the remains of the deceased where interment will be made Friday. The deceased leaves to mourn his untimely loss eight children, four boys and four girls His wife, Mary, died four years ago. The deceased became associated with Buffalo Bill in the years Cody was located in Wyoming at which time he was in the height of his adventures in the west. Mr. Howell was one of the most intimate friends Cody had, and he knew more of Cody's personal affairs than any other acquaintance he had while in his company, according to information given by friends [sic] of the deceased. Mr. Howell told interesting stories many times of his historic adventures with Buffalo bill and the Indians. Mr. Howell's death will be widely mourned by not only his friends here but in Kansas and Wyoming as well. Mr. Howell had a personal appearance a great deal like that of Buffalo Bill and it is said that when the two were together they both wore long hair and it was almost impossible to tell the two apart.
Second Obituary:
he Meriden Ledger
Meriden, KS
Thursday, November 10, 1916
Page 4, Column 5
Obituary.
Manoh Lemul Howell was born in Indiana in 1837.
At the age of 45 he with his wife and family moved to Peabody, Kansas. From there he moved to Meriden, where he resided until twelve years ago, since which time he has made his home in St. Joseph, Mo.
He died at Sanger, North Dakota, November 5th, 1916. The body was shipped to Meridan and the funeral was held on Nov. 8th, from the Peebler home.
Interment was made in the Meriden cemetery.
He leaves to mourn his loss four daughters and two sons. He was a member of the M. E. church.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. E. N. Montgomery, Pastor of the United Brethren Church.
Six children were born of this union.
Obituary - Bismarck North Dakota Tribune November 9 1916 page 4 columns 6 & 7:OLD COMRADE OF "BUFFALO BILL" DIES NEAR SANGER Ending a life of adventure, many years of which were spent in company with Wm. Cody, nationally known as "Buffalo Bill," Manach [sic] L. Howell, 74 years' old died at his home near Sanger last Saturday night. He has been ailing in health for a nubmer [sic] of years and it was not unexpected that death came. After he passed away Undertaker Harris of this city was notified and went to the son's home and prepared the remains of the deceased where interment will be made Friday. The deceased leaves to mourn his untimely loss eight children, four boys and four girls His wife, Mary, died four years ago. The deceased became associated with Buffalo Bill in the years Cody was located in Wyoming at which time he was in the height of his adventures in the west. Mr. Howell was one of the most intimate friends Cody had, and he knew more of Cody's personal affairs than any other acquaintance he had while in his company, according to information given by friends [sic] of the deceased. Mr. Howell told interesting stories many times of his historic adventures with Buffalo bill and the Indians. Mr. Howell's death will be widely mourned by not only his friends here but in Kansas and Wyoming as well. Mr. Howell had a personal appearance a great deal like that of Buffalo Bill and it is said that when the two were together they both wore long hair and it was almost impossible to tell the two apart.
Second Obituary:
he Meriden Ledger
Meriden, KS
Thursday, November 10, 1916
Page 4, Column 5
Obituary.
Manoh Lemul Howell was born in Indiana in 1837.
At the age of 45 he with his wife and family moved to Peabody, Kansas. From there he moved to Meriden, where he resided until twelve years ago, since which time he has made his home in St. Joseph, Mo.
He died at Sanger, North Dakota, November 5th, 1916. The body was shipped to Meridan and the funeral was held on Nov. 8th, from the Peebler home.
Interment was made in the Meriden cemetery.
He leaves to mourn his loss four daughters and two sons. He was a member of the M. E. church.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. E. N. Montgomery, Pastor of the United Brethren Church.
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