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Sarah (Grange) Howe (abt. 1735 - 1792)

Sarah Howe formerly Grange
Born about in Province of North Carolinamap
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of — married about 1754 [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died at about age 57 in North Carolina, United Statesmap
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Biography

Sarah Grange ... [1]

Sarah was born about 1720.

  • Fact: http://familysearch.org/v1/LifeSketch Married to Major General Robert Howe in Revolutionary War on the side of England. Sarah married Major General Howe in 1754. Sarah was heiress to a large fortune. Howe was widely considered a womanizer by contemporaries; by 1772 he became estranged from Grange, and the two separated. In the year of their formal separation, Howe recorded a deed for the support of his wife.

Loyalist sympathizer and diarist Janet Schaw described Howe prior to the revolution:

... very like a Gentleman, much more so indeed than any thing I have seen in the Country. He is deemed a horrid animal, a sort of a woman-eater that devours every thing that comes in his way, and that no woman can withstand him. But be not in pain for your friend, I do assure you they overrate his merits, and as I am certain it would be in the power of mortal women to withstand him, so am I convinced he is not so voracious as he is represented.

Parents:

John Grange
Moore

Research Notes

Will written 26th day of September 1796 by Sarah Grange Howe, wife of Major General Robert Howe of Brunswick Co., NC:

Mentions: Son, Robert Howe, Executor of her estate.

Mentions: My beloved daughter, Mrs. Ann Goodlet Daniell, deceased, and notes her (Ann Goodlett Howe's) children and her, Sarah Grange Howe's grandchildren) as:

Sarah Daniell, Rebecca, John Daniell, George Daniell, Stephen Daniell, and Ann Daniell.

Sarah Grange Howe also mentions a daughter, Mary Moore.

Will is signed by Sarah Howe and Witnessed by Oxford O. Beasley and John Freeland.

Via Book CR 12.012, page 15. State of North Carolina.


Sources

  1. Entered by Sally Hawkins, Jul 4, 2013


Acknowledgments

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