Enoch was born in 1792. Enoch is the child of Perley Howe and Sarah Dunning.[1]
The 1888 Gazetteer Of Orange County, Vt. 1762-1888, compiled and published by Hamilton Child (The Syracuse Journal Company, Printers and Binders. Syracuse, N. Y., 1888) said of Enoch (in pages 511-533):
Lemuel Abijah Abbott said of him that "Mr. Howe had a charming disposition, and was a very lovable character." According to Abbott, he represented the town of Williamstown five times in the Legislature, was a selectman 10 years and justice of the peace for 30 years. The town records show that he held public office as follows : Auditor, 1823-4, 1833, 1837, 1843-4, 1847-8, 1854; overseer of the poor, 1823, 1833; selectman, 1828, 1830, 1856, 1859, and six times of which there is no record; town superindent of schools committee, 1828; juror, 1828, 1832-3, 1838, 1843-4-5, 1848; highway surveyor, 1843, 1848, 1851, 1855-6-7; trustee of surplus money, 1845-6, 1852-3; town treasurer, 1846; Republican member House of Representatives, Vermont Legislature, 1833-4, 1840-1-2. [2]
He died in Williamstown, Vermont, on 2 December 1890, in his 99th year.[2]
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