Several of Philip and Rachel's children carried part of the couple's family names such as: Jency, Benjamin, Kimbrough, William, Douthit, Davie, Lenora, George Washington, Campbell, and Marmaduke. Maternal grandparents of Rachel were honored by the names, Wilson and Joseph, being used in generations to follow. Philip and Rachel were buried in Enon Cemetery, near their homeplace.
After Philip gave up farming he sold his land to a daughter and her husband, who continued in the Howard tradition of "large families". The Howard Homeplace became the Scherffius Homeplace and many children grew up as the home continued to be enlarged!
Several of Philip and Rachel's children carried part of the couple's family names such as: Jency, Benjamin, Kimbrough, William, Douthit, Davie, Lenora, George Washington, Campbell, and Marmaduke. Maternal grandparents of Rachel were honored by the names, Wilson and Joseph, being used in generations to follow. Philip and Rachel were buried in Enon Cemetery, near their homeplace.
After Philip gave up farming he sold his land to a daughter and her husband, who continued in the Howard tradition of "large families". The Howard Homeplace became the Scherffius Homeplace and many children grew up as the home continued to be enlarged!
Inscription
"Death is eternal life, why should we weep"
Family Members
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Joseph Benjamin Howard
1842–1923
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Mary Gency Howard Cunningham
1844–1927
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John Kimbrough Howard
1846–1936
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Dr Wilson Campbell Howard
1847–1936
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William Douthit Howard
1850–1930
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Lenora Elizabeth Howard Scherffius
1854–1929
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Sara Jane Howard
1855–1857
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Infant Girl Howard
1857–1857
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George Washington Howard
1858–1943
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Nora J Howard
1860–1865
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Martha Ann Howard
1861–1865
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Philip Marmaduke Howard
1863–1867
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Rachel Davie "Doll" Howard Pittman
1867–1965