Philip Howard III (1727 - 1809)

Ancestors Descendants

Biography

Phillip HOWARD III, of Surry,1 son of Phillip HOWARD II, of Rowan ( - ) and Mary ( - ), was born on November 7, 1727.1,2 He married Mary DOUTHITT. He married Sarah. He died on August 1, 1809 in Surray County, North Carolina.1,2 He experienced Anecdote. He experienced Lineage Society #1 on August 18, 2006.

Mary DOUTHITT1 (also known as Mary HOWARD), daughter of John DOUTHITT (1709-1784) and Mary SCOTT ( - ), died on August 20, 1789.1 She and Phillip HOWARD III, of Surry had the following children:

1. John HOWARD ( - )
2. Phillip HOWARD ( - )
3. Mary HOWARD ( -1789). Mary died on August 24, 1789.
4. Elizabeth HOWARD ( - ). Elizabeth experienced Nickname.
5. Sarah HOWARD ( - ). Sarah experienced Nickname.
6. William HOWARD ( - )
7. Susanna HOWARD ( - ). Susanna experienced Nickname.
8. James Benjamin HOWARD (1788-1860).

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James was born on April 25, 1788 in Surrey County, North Carolina.1,3,4,5,6 He was a Potter--Bell City Stoneware. He married Mary KIMBROUGH on March 23, 1816 in Surry County, North Carolina.1,6 He died on December 31, 1860 in Graves County, Kentucky.1,5 He was buried in Jetton Cemetery (old Howard), Graves County, Kentucky.1,7,8

Phillip HOWARD III, of Surry. ^[2] The suffix III, of Surry is non-traditional and may be too long for the WikiTree suffix.

Born 7 NOV 1727. ^[3][4]

Died 1 AUG 1809. Surray County, North Carolina. ^[5][6]

Event: Anecdote Note: Had a plantation on the "West Bend" of the Yadkin River near the 'five acre island' and the "Shallowford". Revolutionary War patriot accepted by Daughters of American Revolution, Ancestor # A203725, Ranks: Civil Service, Soldier, Service: North Carolina. Lineage Society #1. 18 AUG 2006. Note: as a patriot for the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution.

Sources

1. ↑ Wills and estate papers (Surry County), 1663-1978 Will of Philip Howard

   July 28, 1808, original will of Phillip Howard, Surry County NC. Wife Sarah. All lands including the island totaling 346 acres to be sold whenever 3 of my sons consent: Samuel, John, Philip, Benjamin, and divided among those 4 sons after paying son William $200. Grandsons sons of my son William--James, John Philip, William and David Hampton Howard. Lewis Bryan and Nancy Bryan children of my daughter Betsey Bryan. 6 granddaughters children of daughter Salley Holliman. Two granddaughters children of daughter Susannah Douthit. Each of the 8 children of Nancy Whitlock grandchildren of my present wife to be paid to their father James Whitlock in trust. Daughters Salley & Sukey. Executors sons Philip and Benjamin. Signed Phillip Howard. Witnesses Geo. Kimbrough, W. D. Kimbrough. Probated September 1809. Book 3 page 92.

2. ↑ Source: #S37
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4. ↑ Source: #S438
5. ↑ Source: #S37
6. ↑ Source: #S438

1. Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases, database online, (http://www.dar.org/ : accessed April 14, 2018), "Record of Phillip Howard", Ancestor # A203725.
2. John Thomas Coleman; Materials on descendants of James Benjamin Howard researches and compiled by Margaret Howard Adams, Route 4 Hickman, Kentucky 42050, "The Potter, The Life and Times of James Benjamin Howard and Polly Kimbrough Howard, Their Ancestors and Descendants." (The Heritage Center, 890 Foxcroft Trail, Marietta, Georgia 30067 404-952-6029).
3. "Unnamed Source" (National Society Daughters of American Revolution, 1776 D Street NW, Washington DC 20006).
4. "Kentucky Census 1850". Graves County Schedule p. 468.
5. "Kentucky Census 1840". Graves County, p. 4.
6. "Graves County Kentucky Cemetery Book".
7. "Bible Records of Calloway County Kentucky and adjoining counties, collected by Calloway County Genealogical Society 1971".
8. "Freda Melvin Wyatt interview, stories from her mother" (5/6/2000).

• Source: S37 John Thomas Coleman; Materials on descendants of James Benjamin Howard researches and compiled by Margaret Howard Adams, Route 4 Hickman, Kentucky 42050 The Potter, The Life and Times of James Benjamin Howard and Polly Kimbrough Howard, Their Ancestors and Descendants. Publication: The Heritage Center, 890 Foxcroft Trail, Marietta, Georgia 30067 404-952-6029 Note: Location of Source=Graves County Public Library, Mayfield, Kentucky
• Source: S438 Unnamed Source Publication: National Society Daughters of American Revolution, 1776 D Street NW, Washington DC 20006