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Howell Family Tax Lists
-Barren County, Kentucky
-Lincoln County, Kentucky
-Logan County, Kentucky
-Warren County, Kentucky
-Granville County, North Carolina
-Davidson County, Tennessee
-Hardeman County, Tennessee
-Rutherford County, Tennessee
-Williamson County, Tennessee
Barren County, Kentucky
Date: Name: Land: Stats:
30 May 1799 James Howell 200 acres on Blue Spring Creek; entered & surveyed James Howell 1 white over 21
2 horses
16 Apr 1800 James Howell 200 acres on Blue Spring Creek; entered & surveyed by same 1 white over 21
3 horses
3 Apr 1801 James Howel 200 acres on Blue Spring Creek; entered & surveyed by same 1 white over 21
2 horses
3 Aug 1802 Rowley Howel 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
3 horses
3 Aug 1802 James Howel 100 acres on Beaver Creek; entered & surveyed by same 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
1 horse
13 Apr 1803 James Howel 100 acres on Blue Spring Creek 1 white over 21
3 horses
1803 Rowley Howel 100 acres on Long Creek, entered & surveyed by same 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
2 horses
Apr 1804 James Howel 200 acres on Barrens, entered by same 1 white over 21
200 acres on Barrens, entered by same 3 horses
28 Jun 1804 Roley Howel 100 acres on Long Creek, entered by same 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
4 horses
27 Jun 1805 Roley Howel 400 acres on Long Creek, entered by same 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
5 horses
7 Aug 1805 James Howel 200 acres on Blue Spring Creek, entered & surveyed by Jas. Howell 1 white over 21
200 acres on Barrens, entered & surveyed by Jas. Howell 3 horses
4 Apr 1806 Rallay Howell 400 acres on Long Creek, entered by same 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
5 horses
9 Jun 1806 James Howell 200 acres on Blue Spring Creek, entered & surveyed by J. Howell 1 white over 21
200 acres on Barrens, entered & surveyed by J. Howell 4 horses
30 Apr 1807 James Howell 200 acres on Blue Spring Creek, entered & surveyed by Jas. Howell 1 white over 21
200 acres on Barrens, entered & surveyed by J. Howell 1 white over 16
2 horses
30 Jul 1807 Rolley Howell 390 acres on Long Creek, entered & surveyed by R. Howell 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
5 horses
30 Jul 1807 Samuel Howell 100 acres on Hungary Creek, entered & surveyed by S. Howell 1 white over 21
2 horses
30 Jul 1807 William Howell nil 1 white over 21
1 horse
5 May 1808 James Howel 200 acres on Blue Spring Creek, entered & surveyed by Jas. Howell 1 white over 21
200 acres on Barrens, entered & surveyed by J. Howell 1 white over 16
4 horses
10 May 1808 Rolly Howell 390 acres on Long Creek; entered & surveyed by R. Howell 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
5 horses
15 Sep 1808 William Howell nil 1 white over 21
2 horses
15 Sep 1808 Samuel Howell 100 acres on Hungary Creek, entered & surveyed by S. Howell 1 white over 21
1 white over 16
2 horses
26 Apr 1809 James Howell 200 acres on Blue Spring Creek, entered & surveyed by Jas. Howell 1 white over 21
4 horses
9 May 1809 Rolly Howell 390 acres on Long Creek; entered & surveyed by R. Howell 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
5 horses
22 Jul 1809 William Howell nil 1 white over 21
3 horses
26 Jul 1809 Samuel Howell 100 acres on Hungary Creek, entered & surveyed by S. Howell 1 white over 21
2 horses
26 May 1810 Samuel Howell 100 acres on Hungary Creek 1 white over 21
3 horses
26 May 1810 William Howell 1 white over 21
3 horses
26 May 1810 Roley Howell 390 acres on Long Creek; entered & surveyed by R. Howell 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
4 horses
1813 Samuel Howell 100 acres on Hungry Creek; entered & surveyed by S. Howell 1 white over 21
3 horses
1813 Hudson Howell nil 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
2 blacks total
1 horse
1813 Raleigh Howell 390 acres on Long Creek; entered & surveyed by R. Howell 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
9 horses
1814 Jas. Howell 100 acres on Blue Springs Creek; entered & surveyed by J. Howell 1 white over 21
5 horses
1814 John Howell nil 1 white over 21
4 horses
1814 Rolay Howell 390 acres on Long Creek; entered & surveyed by Roly Howell 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
8 horses
1814 Hudson Howell nil 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
1 horse
1814 William Howell nil 1 white over 21
2 horses
1814 Samuel Howell 100 acres on Hungry Creek; entered & surveyed by S. Howell 1 white over 21
3 horses
1815 James Howell 100 acres 1 white over 21
5 horses
1815 John Howell nil 1 white over 21
4 horses
1816 James Howell 100 acres Blue Springs Creek; entered & surveyed by same 2 white over 21
6 horses
1816 John Howell 150 acres on Barrens; entered & surveyed by same 1 white over 21
4 horses
1816 James Howel nil 1 white over 21
4 horses
1817 James Howell 100 acres Blue Springs Creek; entered & surveyed by J. Howell 1 white over 21
7 horses
1817 John Howell 100 acres on Barrens; entered & surveyed by M. Hall 1 white over 21
4 horses
1819 John Howell 126 acres on Beaver Creek; entered & surveyed by M. Hall 1 white over 21
50 acres on Beaver Creek; entered & surveyed by J. Howell 4 horses
1820 James Howell 100 acres on Blue Springs Creek; entered & surveyed by J. Howell 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
4 horses
1821 James Howell 100 acres on Blue Springs Creek; entered & surveyed by J. Howell 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
4 horses
1821 John Howell 126 acres on Barrens; entered & surveyed by M. Hall 1 white over 21
75 acres on Barrens; entered & surveyed by J. Howell 1 black over 16
4 blacks total
4 horses
1822 Samuel Howell nil 1 white over 21
1 horse
1822 Joel D. Howell nil 1 white over 21
1 horse
1822 John Howell 140 acres on Barrens; entered & surveyed by Hall 1 white over 21
30 acres on Barrens; entered & surveyed by J. Howell 2 children between [unreadable]
1 lot in the Town of Woodsonville 4 horses
1822 James Howell 100 acres on Blue Springs Creek; entered & surveyed by Jas. Howell 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
3 horses
1823 James Howel 100 acres on Blue Springs Creek; entered & surveyed by Jas. Howell 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
5 horses
1823 Samuel Howell nil 1 white over 21
1 horse
1823 Joel D. Howell nil 1 white over 21
2 horses
1823 John Howel 126 acres on Barrens; entered & surveyed by Hall 1 white over 21
1 lot in the Town of Woodsonville 3 horses
1825 James Howell Jr. 168 acres on Beaver Creek; entered & surveyed by Higgins 1 white over 21
1 horse
1825 James Howell Sr. 100 acres on Blue Springs Creek; entered & surveyed by Howell 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
3 horses
1825 John Howell 175 acres on Barren; entered & surveyed by Hall 1 white over 21
1 lot in the Town of Woodsonville 4 horses
1825 Joel D. Howel nil 1 white over 21
2 horses
1825 Saml. D. Howel nil 1 white over 21
1 horse
1826 James Howell 150 acres on Blue Springs Creek; entered & surveyed by Marshall 1 white over 21
1 black over 16
2 horses
1826 Joel D. Howell 100 acres on Barren; entered & surveyed by unknown 1 white over 21
1 horse
1826 James R. Howell nil 1 white over 21
3 horses
1826 John Howell 126 acres Blue Springs Creek; entered & surveyed by J. Howell 1 white over 21
20 acres on Blue Springs Creek; entered & surveyed by J. Howell 3 horses
8 acres on Blue Springs Creek; entered & surveyed by Hall
1 lot in the Town of Woodsonville
1826 Samuel Howell nil 1 white over 21
1 horse
Lincoln County, Kentucky
The tax lists for Lincoln County, Kentucky show several family connections, indicating we're following the right family migration patterns.
Date: Name: Land: Stats:
1795 Allin Gowin no land 1 free male over 21
1 slave
1 horse
2 cattle
9 Jun 1796 John Chanler no land 1 white over 21
1 white 16-20
4 horses
7 cattle
14 Jun 1796 William Goin no land (listed near many Allen's) 1 white over 21
20 Jun 1796 Joseph Howell no land 1 white over 21
1 white 16-20
4 horses
2 cattle
30 Jun 1796 Andrew Howell no land 1 white over 21
5 horses
10 Aug 1797 Isaac Chandler no land 1 white over 21
1 horse
15 Apr 1798 Emmos [Amos?] Howel no land 1 white over 21
1 horse
15 Apr 1798 Joseph Howel no land 1 white over 21
1 white 16-20 (probably David or Reece)
3 horses
21 May 1799 Isaac Chandler 1 white over 21
2 Jul 1799 Rankin Chandler 1 white over 21
18 May 1799 David Howel 200 acres on Cumberland in Lincoln County 1 white over 21
1 horse
18 May 1801 Rankin Chandler 1 white male over 21
1 horse
8 Jul 1802 Rankin Chandler 1 white male over 16
1 horse
25 Jul 1803 Rankin Chandler 1 white male over 21
2 horses
9 Aug 1803 Isaac Chandler 1 white male over 21
1 horse
25 Jul 1804 Rankin Chandler 1 white male over 21
1 horse
SOURCE: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS3J-P9CM-Q
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Logan County, Kentucky
Date: Name: Stats: Land:
11 Apr 1795 James Howell 1 male over 16
9 Jul 1796 James Howel 1 white male over 21
1 horse
6 cattle
24 Apr 1799 John Howel 1 white male over 21 200 acres, Red River in Logan County; entered by himself
1 horse
1797 James Howell 1 white male over 21 200 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered & surveyed for W. Porter
2 cattle
24 Apr 1799 John Howel 1 white male over 21 200 acres, Red River in Logan County; entered & surveyed by himself
1 white male 16-20
1 horse
31 Aug 1799 Jno. Howel 1 white male over 21
1 white male 16-20
2 horses
9 Aug 1799 Jas. Howell 1 white male over 21 100 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered & surveyed for B. Jackson
1 white male 16-20
1 horse
26 Aug 1800 James Howell 1 white male over 21 100 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered & surveyed for B. Jackson
2 horses
1800 John Howel 1 white male over 21 200 acres, Red River in Logan County; entered & surveyed by himself
1 horse
1801 James Howel 1 white male over 21 100 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered & surveyed for W. Porter
2 horses
10 Mar 1802 James Howel 1 white male over 21 127 acres in Logan County
3 horses
26 Mar 1802 John Howel 1 white male over 21 200 acres, Spring Creek in Logan County; entered by himself
1 horse
1803 James Howell 1 white male over 21 127 acres, Muddy Creek in Logan County; entered & surveyed for W. Porter
5 horses
9 Apr 1803 John Howel 1 white male over 21 200 acres, Spring Creek in Logan County; entered by himself
1 white male 16-20
1 horse
3 Jun 1804 James Howel 1 white male over 21 127 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered & surveyed for W. Porter
4 horses
1805 James Howel 1 white male over 21 312 acres, Muddy Creek in Logan County
1 white male 16-20
1 horse
8 May 1805 John Howell 1 white male over 21 950 acres, Drakes Creek & Red River in Logan County; entered and surveyed as "sundry"
1 white male 16-20
4 horses
1806 John Howel 1 white male over 21 200 acres, Spring Creek in Logan County; entered by himself
1 white male 16-20 350 acres, Spring Creek in Logan County; entered by H. Miller
3 horses
18 Jun 1806 James Howel 1 white male over 21 112 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered by B. Jackson
1 white male 16-20 150 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered by himself
5 horses 200 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered by W. Young & surveyed for J. Howel
1807 John Howell 1 white male over 21 1,000 acres, Red River in Logan County
1 white male 16-20
4 horses
22 Jun 1807 James Howell 1 white male over 21 100 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered by B. Jackson
1 white male 16-20 150 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered by himself
5 horses 200 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered by W. Young & surveyed for J. Howel
11 May 1808 James Howel 1 white male over 21 100 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered by B. Jackson
1 white male 16-20 150 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered by himself
7 horses 100 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered by S. Newman
12 May 1808 John Howel 1 white male over 21
2 horses
22 Oct 1808 John Howell 1 white male over 21 200 acres, Red River in Logan County; entered & surveyed for ? Anderson?
2 horses
24 Oct 1808 Thomas Howell 1 white male over 21
4 horses
1809 John Howel 1 white male over 21 200 acres, Red River in Logan County
3 horses
1809 Thomas Howel 1 white male over 21
4 horses
14 May 1809 John Howel 1 white male over 21
2 horses
27 Jun 1809 James Howel 2 white males over 21 100 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered by W. Porter
7 horses 150 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered by himself
100 acres, Little Muddy Creek in Logan County, entered by S. Newman
1810 Thomas Howell 1 white male over 21
2 horses
1810 John Howell 1 white male over 21 400 acres; entered & surveyed by himself
3 horses
1811 John Howell 1 white male over 21 120 acres, Clifty Creek in Logan County; entered by Thos. Nunns & surveyed by Daniel Nichols
1 horse
1813 John Howel 1 white male over 21 120 acres, Clifty Creek in Logan County; entered by Thos. Nunns & surveyed by Daniel Nichols
2 horses
1813 Thomas Howel 1 white male over 21 200 acres, Red River in Logan County; entered & surveyed by John Howel
3 horses
1814 John Howel 1 white male over 21 120 acres, Clifty Creek in Logan County, entered by Thos. Nunns & surveyed by Daniel Nichols
2 horses 100 acres, Clifty Creek in Christian County
200 acres, Red River in Logan County; entered & surveyed by himself
NOTE: It's rather evident from the 1813 and 1814 tax lists that Thomas Howell is likely the son of John Howell. The 1808 and 1809 tax lists show there may have been another John Howell in the vicinity, likely younger and probably a son of either James or John Howell. This younger John Howell likely moved away elsewhere and we can presume Thomas Howell did also.
Warren County, Kentucky
The tax lists for Warren County, Kentucky show Joseph Howel residing within the county from 1799-1806. He does not appear in the 1797 or 1801 tax lists, though they need to be reviewed again. A James Howel also appears in 1805.
Date: Name: Land: Stats:
5 Jun 1799 Joseph Howel no land 1 tithe
1 free male over 21
5 horses
16 Feb 1800 Joseph Howel 200 acres on Beaver Dam Creek 1 white male over 21
1 white male 16-20
5 horses
3 May 1802 Joseph Howel 200 acres on Beaver Dam Creek 1 white male over 21
5 horses
15 Jul 1803 Joseph Howel 400 acres on Green River 1 white male over 21
4 horses
19 Jul 1803 William H. Lacy 200 acres on Drakes Creek 1 white male over 21
1 white male 16-20
1 black over 16
3 total blacks
2 horses
19 Jul 1803 Thos. Lacy no land 1 white male over 21
1 horse
1804 Joseph Howel no land 1 white male over 21
5 horses
1804 William H. Lacy 200 acres on Trammel Fork 1 white male over 21
1 white male 16-20
1 black over 16
3 total blacks
4 horses
16 Aug 1805 Joseph Howel no land 1 white male over 21
2 white male 16-20
3 horses
16 Aug 1805 James Howel no land 1 white male over 21
1 horse
16 Aug 1805 Thos. Lacey no land 1 white male over 21
2 horses
23 Aug 1805 William H. Lacey 200 acres on Trammel Fork 1 white male over 21
1 white male 16-20
1 black over 16
3 total blacks
5 horses
20 Jun 1806 Joseph Howel no land 3 horses
22 May 1806 Wm. Hugo Lacy 200 acres on Trammel 1 white male over 21
1 white male 16-20
3 black over 16
4 total blacks
6 horses
19 Jun 1806 Thomas Lacy no land 1 white male over 21
1807 & 1808 Jacob Skiles 200 acres on Beaver Dam Creek, originally
granted to Jos. Howell
200 acres on Beaver Dam Creek, originally
granted to Dvd. Howell
NOTE: The 1807 and 1808 tax lists reflect that David Howell and Joseph Howell at some point transferred their combined 400 acres of land on Little Beaver Dam Creek to Jacob Skiles, likely sometime after the 15 Jul 1803 tax list.
Thomas Lacy and his father, William Hugo Lacy, appear in the tax lists from 1803-1806; Thomas Lacy was married to Jane Howell in 1802, daughter of Joseph Howell. These families all removed from Warren County, Kentucky around the same time period (prior to the 1807 tax lists).
Granville County, North Carolina
It's evident from tax lists that most of these family groups had migrated into South Carolina from Granville County, North Carolina. There were also many Allen's, Dodson's, and Loyd's. A John Gwinn also appeared in 1780 and 1782. This is a detailed list of these family groups throughout the tax lists of Granville County, North Carolina:
Date: Chandler Easley Fowler Gowen Howell
1766 Joel 1 white poll (see Gowen) Richard 3 white polls Joseph 2 white polls Thomas 2 white polls
2 black polls (son Richard & inc. Melunton (son Thomas)
(Will, Cate) William) Easley
Joseph 2 white polls Thomas 1 white poll Thomas 1 white poll
inc. Thos. Beach Joseph mulatto 1 black poll
2 black polls Edward mulatto 1 black poll
(Tom, Hannah) Reps Gowin 1 white poll
1 black poll
Date: Chandler Easley Fowler Gowen Howell
1769 Joel 3 white polls Millington 1 white poll William 1 white poll Thomas 3 white polls William 1 white poll
2 black polls Pyron 1 white poll John 2 white polls Moses 2 white polls 1 black poll
Joseph 1 white poll Thomas 1 white poll Edward 1 black poll Thomas 2 white polls
1 black poll Richard 1 white poll William 1 white poll William 1 white poll
John 3 white polls Richard Junr 1 white poll
James 1 white poll William 1 white poll
1 black poll
Date: Chandler Easley Fowler Gowen Howell
1771 James 2 taxables Millington 2 taxables William 2 taxables Thomas 2 taxables Thomas 1 taxable
Joseph 5 taxables Richard 1 taxable Moses 1 taxable William 1 taxable
John 3 taxables Thomas 1 taxable John 1 taxable
Joel 6 taxables William 1 taxable Edward 1 taxable
Francis 1 taxable Joseph 2 taxables
Date: Chandler Easley Fowler Gowen Howell
1778 Joel Millington [check again] [check again] Thomas
John Junr John
David William
Joseph
Date: Chandler Easley Fowler Gowen Howell
1780 Joel 7,496 £ 4 S Millington 2,200 £ Richard 1,766 £ 5 S Edward 365 £ John 247 £ 4 S
Joseph 1,335 £ 7 S Grace 416 £ 4 S John 568 £ William 1,235 £
William 100 £ 2 S Thomas 1,390 £
Thomas Senr 997 £ 10 S
Thomas Junr 150 £
Date: Chandler Easley Fowler Gowen Howell
1782 Joseph 6 horses Millington 4 slaves Richard 150 acres John 5 horses William 150 acres
14 cattle 2 horses 2 horses personal 30 £ 1 horse
personal 187 £ 10 S personal 222 £ 5 S 3 cattle William 2 horses 8 cattle
personal 10 £ 1 cattle personal 48 £
Grace 3 horses personal 11 £ Thomas 140 acres
5 cattle Edward 90 acres 3 horses
personal 23 £ 1 horse 7 cattle
2 cattle personal 82 £ 10 S
personal 25 £
Moses 1 horse
personal 5 £
Date: Chandler Easley Fowler Gowen Howell
1785 Joseph 1 free poll William 590 acres James 1 free poll Thomas 150 acres John 1 free poll
John Junr 1 free poll 1 free poll Henry 1 free poll 1 free poll 1 slave
Tim 1 free poll 4 slaves Richard 150 acres Edward 90 acres Thomas 140 acres
Joel 468 acres 1 free poll 1 free poll 1 free poll
2 free polls John 100 acres
6 slaves 1 free poll
Joseph 550 acres William 1 free poll
1 free poll
John Senr 1 free poll
Date: Chandler Easley Fowler Gowen Howell
1786 Joel 468 acres William 590 acres Richard 150 acres Thomas 150 acres Phelemon 1 free poll
2 free polls 1 free poll 1 free poll 1 free poll Thomas 140 acres
7 slaves 4 slaves James 1 free poll William 1 free poll 1 free poll
Joseph 50 acres Henry 1 free poll Edward 90 acres John 1 free poll
1 free poll Alexander 1 free poll 1 free poll 1 slave
John 1 free poll John 100 acres
Joseph 550 acres 1 free poll
1 free poll
James 1 free poll
Timothy 1 free poll
Date: Chandler Easley Fowler Gowen Howell
1787 Joel 468 acres William 590 acres Richard 150 acres William 1 free poll Thomas 140 acres
1 free poll 1 free poll 1 free poll Jinkins 90 acres 1 free poll
7 slaves 4 slaves James 1 free poll 1 free poll
Joseph 50 acres Alexander 1 free poll Thomas 150 acres
1 free poll Henry 1 free poll
John 1 free poll
Timothy 1 free poll
Daniel 1 free poll
Joseph 580 acres
2 free polls
James 150 acres
1 free poll
Date: Chandler Easley Fowler Gowen Howell
1789 Joseph 562 acres William 590 acres Alexander 1 free poll Jenkins 1 free poll Thomas 140 acres
James 168 acres 1 free poll Richard 150 acres 1 free poll
1 free poll 5 slaves 1 free poll
Daniel 1 free poll Henry 70 acres
Timothy 1 free poll 1 free poll
Joel 468 1/2 acres James 1 free poll
1 free poll William 1 free poll
8 slaves
Date: Chandler Easley Fowler Gowen Howell
1790 Joel 468 1/4 acres William 590 acres William 1 free poll none William 1 free poll
8 slaves 5 free polls Alexander 1 free poll Thomas 140 acres
James 168 acres James 1 free poll 2 free polls
1 free poll Richard 150 acres
Joseph 562 acres 1 free poll
Daniel 1 free poll
Davidson County, Tennessee
Date: Name: Stats:
1812 James Howel Capt. Bell's Company
Others listed within the same company, presumably neighbors living nearby: Cary Felts, Robert Buchanan, Henry Burnett, James Blair, William Bibby, William Matlock, Charles Crutchfield, Joseph Smith, Dennis McClendon, John Sluder, Francis Sanders, James Wright, William Wright, George Wright, John Gowen, William Shelly, Peter Wright, Seth Webber, Bird Evans, Thomas Golden, Henry White Senior, Henry White Junior, Asa Wright, George Hartman, William Gowen, William P. Seal, George Hamilton, Joseph Barnett, William Cooper and Henry Seal.
NOTE: A James Howell was married to Peggy Hartman on 17 Jan 1818 in Davidson County, Tennessee, with bondsman William Matlock. The James Howel in the 1812 tax list and the 1818 marriage are likely the same individual.
SOURCE: http://www.familysearch.org/library/books/idurl/1/816724
Hardeman County, Tennessee
Date: Name: Stats: Land:
1825 Samuel Howell 1 free poll 103 acres, District 10 Range 3 Section 1
1826 Joel Howell 1 free poll 120 acres, District 10
1826 Samuel Howel 1 free poll 103 acres, District 10 Range 3 Section 1
1827 Joel Howell 1 free poll 50 acres, District 10 Range 4 Section 2
1827 Samuel Howell 1 free poll 103 acres, District 10 Range 3 Section 1
1828 Samuel Howell 1 free poll 103 acres, District 10 Range 3 Section 1
1830 Samuel Howell 1 free poll 100 acres
1830 Wm. Howell 1 free poll
1831 Wm. Howell 1 free poll
1831 Wm. R. Howell 1 free poll
1831 Samuel Howell 1 free poll 100 acres, District 10 Range 3 Section 1
1832 W. R. Howell 1 free poll
1832 Samuel Howell 1 free poll 100 acres
1832 Joseph H. Lacy 1 free poll
1833 W. R. Howel 1 free poll
1833 Saml. Howel 1 free poll 100 acres
1833 Joseph H. Lacy 1 free poll
1834 Samuel Howell 1 free poll 100 acres, District 10 Range 3 Section 1
1834 W. R. Howel 1 free poll
1835 Wm. Howell 1 free poll 25 acres
NOTE: Samuel Howell first appears in 1825 and has removed after 1834, presumably to Fayette County, Tennessee.. His brother Joel Howell appears in 1826 and 1827.
Their nephew, Joseph H. Lacy, who was married to Jane Howard on 26 Jun 1833 in Hardeman County, Tennessee, appears in 1832 and 1833; census records show their first children were born in Alabama, so we can only presume they almost immediately removed to Alabama after they were married.
Rutherford County, Tennessee
Date: Name: Stats: Land:
1804 William Gwin 640 acres on Stuarts Creek joining John Howell
1809 John Gowen 590 acres
1809 Guinn Howell 1 free poll 668 acres
3 slaves
3 town lots
1809 David Howel 1 free poll
1810 William Goins 1 free poll 150 acres
1810 Joseph Goins 1 free poll 1,180 acres
1810 William Howell 1 free poll 668 acres
3 slaves
3 town lots
1811 John Gowen 270 acres
1811 John Gowen 290 acres
1811 Samuel Howell 1 free poll 160 acres
1811 William Howell 1 free poll 271 1/4 acres
3 slaves
2 town lots
1811 Gwin Howell 1 free poll 271 1/4 acres
2 slaves
1 town lot
1812 William Gowen 1 free poll 275 acres on Cripple Creek
1812 Joseph Gowen 1 free poll 208 acres
1812 William Gowen 1 free poll 130 acres
1812 Wm. Howell 1 free poll 271 1/2 acres
1 slave
2 town lots
1812 Gwin Howell 1 free poll 271 1/2 acres
3 slaves
1812 Samuel Howell 1 free poll 150 acres
1812 Hiram Howell
1813 John Gowen 560 acres
1813 William Gowen 1 free poll 150 acres
1813 Joseph Gowen 1 free poll 268 acres
1813 William Howell 1 free poll 117 1/2 acres
1 slave
1 town lot
1813 Gwin Howell 1 free poll 117 1/2 acres
1 slave
1 town lot
1813 Hiram Howell 1 free poll
1813 Samuel Howell 1 free poll 150 acres
Williamson County, Tennessee
Date: Name: Stats: Land:
1800 John Howel 1 white poll 528 acres on Stewarts Creek
1 slave
1801 John Howel 1 white poll 528 acres on Stewarts Creek
1 slave
1802 John Howel 1 white poll 528 acres on Stewarts Creek
1 slave
1803 John Howel 0 white poll 528 acres on Stewarts Creek
1 slave
1805 David Howel 1 free poll (on the same page as a John Young)
1807 Joseph Howel 1 white poll
1808 Joseph Howel 1 white poll
1809 Joseph Howel 1 free poll
1810 Joseph Howel 1 free poll
1811 Joseph Howel 1 free poll
NOTE: The Joseph Howell (b. ~1760/1770) in these tax lists from Williamson County, Tennessee, would later end up in Wayne County, Tennessee during the 1820 and 1840 federal censuses. He is presumably the father of Nancy Howell (married to Joshua Briley), Henry Howell, Temperance Howell (married to Milton Gambell/Gambill), Benjamin Howell and John Howell. The majority, if not all, of these children ended up in Wayne County, Tennessee by the 1830 and 1840 federal censuses.
Nancy Howell and Joshua Briley's first child was named Bathsheba Briley, who married Benagy Steele. Descendants of Nancy Howell are autosomal DNA matches to the descendants of Hiram Howell. Interestingly enough, Hiram Howell eldest daughter was also named Bathsheba. Could this point towards a naming pattern?
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