Deborah  HOWLAND 
ABT 1630 - BET 1665 AND Jul 1674
- BIRTH: ABT 1630, Fenstanton, Huntingdon, England
 - DEATH: BET 1665 AND Jul 1674, Dartmouth, Bristol, MA
  
Father:  Arthur  HOWLAND  
Mother:  Margaret  REED  
 
Family 1
: John  SMITH 
- MARRIAGE: 4 Jan 1647, Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
  
-  +Hassadiah  SMITH 
 -   John  SMITH 
 -   Josiah  SMITH 
 -   Eliazer  SMITH 
 -   Hezekiah  SMITH 
  
  
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                   _Henry HOWLAND _|
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 _Arthur HOWLAND _|
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|                 |_Margaret ______|
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|--Deborah HOWLAND 
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|_Margaret REED __|
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Niece of John Howland, Pilgrim of the Mayflower. John Smith, Jr. had thirteen
 
children by his two wives. Unfortunately, there is insufficient evidence to properly
 
assign each child to the correct mother. From Plymouth records we know that the
 
first five belong to Deborah (Hassadiah, John, Josiah,  Eliazer, and Hezekiah).
 
From John's will it seems clear that Ruhamah bore Hannah, Sarah and Deborah.
 
It's not now possible to prove the maternity of Judah, Gershom, Deliverance, Mehitable
 
or Eliashib. I have arbitrarily chosen to assign them to Ruhamah.
 
 
"The Howlands In America"
 
William Howland
 
The Pilgrim John Howland Society
 
Detroit, MI: 1939
 
"Deborah, married January 1, 1648, John Smith. Jr., of Plymouth."
 
 
"Arthur Howland of Plymouth, Mass., 1640"
 
Robert S. Wakefield and Robert M. Sherman
 
NGSQ v71, no2 (Jun 1983)
 
"Deborah Howland was born, probably in England, before 1630, and died,
 
probably at Dartmouth, between 1665 and July 1674. She married at Plymouth,
 
4 January l648[/9] John Smith Jr...Deborah died after their move to Dartmouth,
 
but before 3 July 1674, the date of her father's will..."
 
 
"Certain Comeoverers"
 
Crapo, Henry Howland
 
New Bedford, Mass.: E. Anthony & Sons, 1912; p168
 
"When he was thirty, on January 4, 1648-9, he married Deborah Howland,
 
the daughter of Arthur Howland of Marshfield... By his two wives he
 
had thirteen children and his descendants are many. It was his first
 
child, Hasadiah, a daughter of Deborah Howland, born January 11, 1650,
 
who married Jonathan Russell..."
 
 
A History of the Town of Duxbury,
 
Massachusetts, with Genealogical Registers
 
Justin Winsor, Boston, 1849, pp. 269-271
 
"5. ARTHUR, M., 1643; m. Margaret; ...
 
Their chd. were Arthur (6), and Deborah, who m. John Smith, Jr.
 
of Plymouth, Jan. 4, 1648 (and had Hazadiah 1649, John 1651,
 
Josiah 1652; EIeazer3654, and Hezekiah 1655)."
 
 
"A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England"
 
James Savage
 
Pub. Boston, 1860-1862, Vol. 2, p. 478-480
 
 
"New England Marriages Prior To 1700"
 
Clarence A. Torrey,
 
(as found on NEHGS CD-ROM, Boston, 2001)
 
"SMITH, John (1618-1692) & 1/wf Deborah HOWLAND (-1665);
 
4 Jan 1648/9; Plymouth/Dartmouth"
 
 
See the Thomas Cook & Henry Howland families at:
 
Pane-Joyce Genealogy
 
David E. Pane-Joyce
 
http://babbage.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/
 
 
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