Nehemiah Howard was Colonial Regulator in North Carolina prior to the American Revolution and served as a soldier in the Revolutionary War. His service was documented by Salley & Wates.
He was the son of Stephen Howard and Sarah Sanders. He married Edith "Edie" Smith. He named their children in his will which was probated in 1798. (Source: Georgia, Wills and Probate Records, 1742-1992):
Nehemiah Howard
Archer Howard
Sarah Howard married John Putman
Joseph Howard married Sophia Smith
John Howard married Jane Vivian
Hester Howard married Andrew N Torrance
Ann Nancy Howard married Elijah Owens
Mark Howard married Julia Malone
James Howard married Tabitha Motley
Benjamin Howard married Michaella Owens
Mary Howard married Thomas Woodward
In his Application for Membership in the Alabama Society of the National Society, Sons of the American Revolution, Howard Ellington, great grandson of Joseph and Sophia Smith Howard recorded that Joseph Howard served as a private in Colonel Brandon's South Carolina militia. His great, great grandfather was too lame for military service, but suffered deprivation at the hands of his Tory neighbors: they burned his house and threatened his life. Source: SAR Membership Application National Number 88098, Alabama State Number 623. Lineage: Howard Ellington Alice Gertrude Howard Thomas Jett Howard Joseph Howard Nehemiah Howard.
The DAR designated Joseph Howard DAR Ancestor Number A021171 and Nehemiah Howard DAR Ancestor Number A058089. More than fifty ladies proved they were lineal descendants of Nehemiah Howard and joined the DAR. Reference the DAR GRS (dar.org).
In 1994, the Stephen Heard Chapter, NSDAR, adopted a project in which they erected a memorial "In Honor Of Revolutionary War Soldiers whose graves and/or estates are in Elbert County, Georgia" in the Revolutionary War Soldiers Memorial . This was a memorial, not a cenotaph.
Per the Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Nehemiah Howard was buried in the family cemetery on his property. May this memorial serve as an expression of the gratitude we owe him for risking his life and braving the unknown to help build a new country: our America.
He was the son of Stephen Howard and Sarah Sanders. He married Edith "Edie" Smith. He named their children in his will which was probated in 1798. (Source: Georgia, Wills and Probate Records, 1742-1992):
Nehemiah Howard
Archer Howard
Sarah Howard married John Putman
Joseph Howard married Sophia Smith
John Howard married Jane Vivian
Hester Howard married Andrew N Torrance
Ann Nancy Howard married Elijah Owens
Mark Howard married Julia Malone
James Howard married Tabitha Motley
Benjamin Howard married Michaella Owens
Mary Howard married Thomas Woodward
In his Application for Membership in the Alabama Society of the National Society, Sons of the American Revolution, Howard Ellington, great grandson of Joseph and Sophia Smith Howard recorded that Joseph Howard served as a private in Colonel Brandon's South Carolina militia. His great, great grandfather was too lame for military service, but suffered deprivation at the hands of his Tory neighbors: they burned his house and threatened his life. Source: SAR Membership Application National Number 88098, Alabama State Number 623. Lineage: Howard Ellington Alice Gertrude Howard Thomas Jett Howard Joseph Howard Nehemiah Howard.
The DAR designated Joseph Howard DAR Ancestor Number A021171 and Nehemiah Howard DAR Ancestor Number A058089. More than fifty ladies proved they were lineal descendants of Nehemiah Howard and joined the DAR. Reference the DAR GRS (dar.org).
In 1994, the Stephen Heard Chapter, NSDAR, adopted a project in which they erected a memorial "In Honor Of Revolutionary War Soldiers whose graves and/or estates are in Elbert County, Georgia" in the Revolutionary War Soldiers Memorial . This was a memorial, not a cenotaph.
Per the Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Nehemiah Howard was buried in the family cemetery on his property. May this memorial serve as an expression of the gratitude we owe him for risking his life and braving the unknown to help build a new country: our America.
Nehemiah Howard was Colonial Regulator in North Carolina prior to the American Revolution and served as a soldier in the Revolutionary War. His service was documented by Salley & Wates.
He was the son of Stephen Howard and Sarah Sanders. He married Edith "Edie" Smith. He named their children in his will which was probated in 1798. (Source: Georgia, Wills and Probate Records, 1742-1992):
Nehemiah Howard
Archer Howard
Sarah Howard married John Putman
Joseph Howard married Sophia Smith
John Howard married Jane Vivian
Hester Howard married Andrew N Torrance
Ann Nancy Howard married Elijah Owens
Mark Howard married Julia Malone
James Howard married Tabitha Motley
Benjamin Howard married Michaella Owens
Mary Howard married Thomas Woodward
In his Application for Membership in the Alabama Society of the National Society, Sons of the American Revolution, Howard Ellington, great grandson of Joseph and Sophia Smith Howard recorded that Joseph Howard served as a private in Colonel Brandon's South Carolina militia. His great, great grandfather was too lame for military service, but suffered deprivation at the hands of his Tory neighbors: they burned his house and threatened his life. Source: SAR Membership Application National Number 88098, Alabama State Number 623. Lineage: Howard Ellington Alice Gertrude Howard Thomas Jett Howard Joseph Howard Nehemiah Howard.
The DAR designated Joseph Howard DAR Ancestor Number A021171 and Nehemiah Howard DAR Ancestor Number A058089. More than fifty ladies proved they were lineal descendants of Nehemiah Howard and joined the DAR. Reference the DAR GRS (dar.org).
In 1994, the Stephen Heard Chapter, NSDAR, adopted a project in which they erected a memorial "In Honor Of Revolutionary War Soldiers whose graves and/or estates are in Elbert County, Georgia" in the Revolutionary War Soldiers Memorial . This was a memorial, not a cenotaph.
Per the Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Nehemiah Howard was buried in the family cemetery on his property. May this memorial serve as an expression of the gratitude we owe him for risking his life and braving the unknown to help build a new country: our America.
He was the son of Stephen Howard and Sarah Sanders. He married Edith "Edie" Smith. He named their children in his will which was probated in 1798. (Source: Georgia, Wills and Probate Records, 1742-1992):
Nehemiah Howard
Archer Howard
Sarah Howard married John Putman
Joseph Howard married Sophia Smith
John Howard married Jane Vivian
Hester Howard married Andrew N Torrance
Ann Nancy Howard married Elijah Owens
Mark Howard married Julia Malone
James Howard married Tabitha Motley
Benjamin Howard married Michaella Owens
Mary Howard married Thomas Woodward
In his Application for Membership in the Alabama Society of the National Society, Sons of the American Revolution, Howard Ellington, great grandson of Joseph and Sophia Smith Howard recorded that Joseph Howard served as a private in Colonel Brandon's South Carolina militia. His great, great grandfather was too lame for military service, but suffered deprivation at the hands of his Tory neighbors: they burned his house and threatened his life. Source: SAR Membership Application National Number 88098, Alabama State Number 623. Lineage: Howard Ellington Alice Gertrude Howard Thomas Jett Howard Joseph Howard Nehemiah Howard.
The DAR designated Joseph Howard DAR Ancestor Number A021171 and Nehemiah Howard DAR Ancestor Number A058089. More than fifty ladies proved they were lineal descendants of Nehemiah Howard and joined the DAR. Reference the DAR GRS (dar.org).
In 1994, the Stephen Heard Chapter, NSDAR, adopted a project in which they erected a memorial "In Honor Of Revolutionary War Soldiers whose graves and/or estates are in Elbert County, Georgia" in the Revolutionary War Soldiers Memorial . This was a memorial, not a cenotaph.
Per the Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Nehemiah Howard was buried in the family cemetery on his property. May this memorial serve as an expression of the gratitude we owe him for risking his life and braving the unknown to help build a new country: our America.
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