Yesterday afternoon at 1 o’clock another old settler was borne away by the hand of death. The subject was Mr. Morris S. Howell in his fifty-fifth year. Mr. Howell came to this country twenty years ago and has ever since resided where he did, on the Dubuque road two miles north of the post office. He leaves a wife and two sons. The funeral will be held this afternoon at two o’clock.
Yesterday afternoon at 1 o’clock another old settler was borne away by the hand of death. The subject was Mr. Morris S. Howell in his fifty-fifth year. Mr. Howell came to this country twenty years ago and has ever since resided where he did, on the Dubuque road two miles north of the post office. He leaves a wife and two sons. The funeral will be held this afternoon at two o’clock.
Family Members
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Amanda Howell Eastwood
1827–1905
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John Jacob Howell
1830–1890
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Eliza Ann Howell Truax
1830–1883
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Benjamin Franklin Howell
1832–1893
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Daniel Webster Howell
1834–1898
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Harriet Adelia Howell Nason
1835–1909
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Carolina Charlotte Howell Harter
1837–1892
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Laura Francis Howell Moffat
1838–1897
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PVT George Washington Howell
1840–1862
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William Henry Howell
1842–1888
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Cornelia M. "Nellie" Howell Drury
1844–1900
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Joseph Albert Howell
1847–1903
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