1 . MARIA ELIZABETH JANE "LIZZIE"¹⁴ HOWLAND  (JESSE ADDISON¹³, HARTSHORNE¹², JESSE¹¹, MICHAEL¹⁰, GEORGE B.⁹, JAMES⁸, NATHANIEL⁷, ZOETH⁶, HENRY J.⁵, HENRY⁴, JOHN³, JOHN², LORD JOHN¹) was born September 11, 1867 in Oceanport, New Jersey, and died September 26, 1932 in 44 Center Street Rumson, New Jersey.  She married JOHN E. MOUNT July 19, 1884 in Farmingdale, New Jersey, son of JOHNATHAN MOUNT and ELIZABETH PERRINE.  He was born February 1862 in Brooklyn, New York, and died April 02, 1936 in Sea Bright, New Jersey.

Elizabeth Jane "Lizzie" Howland (1867 - 1932) Wedding

On Saturday, July 19th, by Justice George W. Fielder, Miss Maria E. (Correct name is Elizabeth Jane) Howland and John E. Mount, Both of Sea bright.

LONG BRANCH. Sept. 29 - Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Miss Elizabeth (Howland) Mount, who died Monday at her home, 44 center Street, Rumson. Rev. W. C. Colby of the First Presbyterian church, Rumson officiated. Mrs. Thomas McClintock was soloist. The ladies auxiliary of the Rumson fire department attended in a body. Interment was made in Green lawn cemetery by Funeral Director Willis A. Woolley. The pallbearers were Addison, Edward and Hartson Howland, Vincent Armstrong and Frank and George Condon. Jr.

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Burial: Green lawn Cemetery,  West Long Branch,  New Jersey

Notes for JOHN E. MOUNT:

In 1870 John was living at a Home in Brooklyn, New York, In 1880 he was living with Dr. Stephen M. Drisbow and their family in Monmouth New Jersey,  he was now 16 years old. I researched Stephen Drisbrow and went back 4 generations. His Ancestor John D. Drisbrow, was born 9-9-1757 in South Amboy, Middlesex, New Jersey. He had 7 children one of who is Nicholas Morgan Drisbrow. Nicholas Morgan Drisbrow had a sister, Hannah Drisbrow who Married a Richard Mount (1740-1787). Richard Mount is John's Great Great Grandfather who fought in the American Revolution.

It would appear as though the Mount's and the Drisbrow family watched out for one another., even though 150 years in time had passed. That's quite a dedication to family. I now wonder if John knew about his Great Great Grandfather Richard and his Great Great Grandmother Hanna. In 1930 census he was listed in Sea bright New Jersey, which is where his son and my grandfather, George William Mount was born. He passed away in 1935.

John E. Mount of Sea Bright died Friday morning in Monmouth Memorial Hospital at Long branch. he was 70 years old. Mr. Mount was born in Brooklyn and came to Sea Bright at the age of 20. He had resided in that borough ever since. He was an exempt member of the Sea Bright Fire Department and an honorary member of the Rumson fire department. Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Theresa DeBecker of Red Bank, Mrs. L. S. Cook of South Amboy, Mrs. Arthur Burns of Fords, Mrs. Nicholas A. Havaranis of Rumson, Mrs. H. C. Bloxan of Fair Haven and Mrs. Arthur Costanzo of New York, and five sons, Jesse Mount of Maywood, William Mount of Spring Field Gardens, Long Island, Thomas Mount of Newark, John E. Mount Jr., of Fair Haven and Corlies Mount of Red Bank.

The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the funeral parlors of R. R. Mount & Son on East Front Street, Red Bank, with Rev. Herbert S. Craig, rector of the Trinity Episcopal Church, officiating. Burial was in Fair View Cemetery, where members of the Sea Bright fire department conducted services. 

Burial: Fair View Cemetery, 732-747-1710, 456 Highway #35, Red bank-Middletown, N. J. (Section-7-73, Id# 7979)

2. JESSE ADDISON¹⁴ HOWLAND  (JESSE ADDISON¹³, HARTSHORNE¹², JESSE¹¹, MICHAEL¹⁰, GEORGE B.⁹, JAMES⁸, NATHANIEL⁷, ZOETH⁶, HENRY J.⁵, HENRY⁴, JOHN³, JOHN², LORD JOHN¹) was born November 10, 1869 in Oceanport, Monmouth County, New Jersey, and died November 05, 1945 in Washington Ave, Rumson, Monmouth, New Jersey.  He married MARY AGNES NAUGHTON October 14, 1891 in Holy Cross Church, Rumson, New Jersey.  She was born March 17, 1868, and died July 19, 1944 in Middletown, New Jersey.

Medal/Honor 27 JUL 1890 Received the Congressional Medal of Honor for Lifesaving

FINDS OLD COIN TREASURE. Jersey Man Picks Up Valuable Relics in Manasquan Inlet.

SEABRIGHT, NEW JERSEY., 8 July 1937. A coin collector's treasure, sixty-five old American gold coins, was poured this morning from a small iron bank dug out of the sand on the shore of the Manasquan Inlet, near Point Pleasant. The Finder was Jesse A. Howland, a bulkhead contractor, of Sea bright., who has been collecting old coins for a long time, but never in such easy fashion. The coins have a total face value of $250, but Mr. Howland estimates their value at between $6,500 and $10,000 to a collector. The coins are in one, three five and ten dollar denominations. The oldest is dated 1797 and the latest 1877.

Mr. Howland, who will add the coins to his own collection, saw the deeply corroded bank sticking out of the sand when he went to investigate the effect of a ship's wash on the sand near the framework for a bulkhead. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Howland of Washington Avenue, Rumson who were married in Holy Cross Church by the late Monsignor Fox, celebrated their golden wedding, Tuesday with a family dinner, followed by "open house" at their residence, Riverbank.

More than 200 friends were greeted at the home where they called to personally express to the couple their congratulations and best wishes for many more years of happy married life. The dining table decorations were featured by white flowers in antique gold containers in the center. The celebrants were well remembered with gifts. Warrant Officer Patrick J. Byrne, a son-in-law of the couple, flew from Newfoundland to be present at the family gathering. Also attending was Mrs. Ellen Lane of Long Branch, who is 99 years old, and is a member of the Howland family tree, a painting of which was prominently exhibited in the home. At the family dinner were the four sons and their wives; the daughter and husband, and eight grandchildren. They included Mr. and Mrs. Addison Howland, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Howland, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Howland, Mr. and Mrs. Hartson Howland, and Mr. and Mrs Byrne. Grandchildren were Charlotte, Jesse, Shirley, Jean, Frank, Barbara and Mary Ellen Howland and Nancy Byrne. Mr. Howland heads the well known contracting firm of Jesse A. Howland & Son's, Inc. 50 Church Street, Sea Bright, and has long been recognized as an authority of bulkhead construction and beach protection

Jesse Addison Howland president of the Jesse A. Howland and Son's contractors of Sea Bright, noted along the North Atlantic seaboard for his construction of piers, jetties and seawalls died last night at his home on Washington avenue Rumson after an illness of six weeks. He was 75. Mr. Howland an authority on beach protection was assigned in 1928 by ex-Governor Harry Moore to make a survey of the New Jersey seacoast to determine necessary protection against storm damage and erosion. More than 50 years ago he went into business for himself starting a career which has had a profound effect on the coast line of New Jersey. More than a score of jetties reaching out from beaches of the Jersey coast line are the result of Mr. Howland's work. His first job as an independent operator when he was 20 years old was a plank-and-pile bulkhead at Sea Bright, improving his methods thru constant study and experimentation during the next 30 years. In 1919 he adopted rock construction. His first rock jetty was also built at Sea Bright. This proved so successful that Mr. Howland was asked to build a similar rock jetty at Asbury Park where the northern beach had suffered deep erosion. The city fathers were skeptical and inserted a clause providing for a 15 percent forfeit if two feet of new beach above the high water mark were not produced in 18 months.

Mr. Howland recently showed a Press reporter photographs taken by himself showing that ten months after construction was completed three feet of sand had been added. Since then the beach has risen more than 20 feet and the improvement is perceptible all along the strand. Other Howland jetties and seawalls are at Sandy Hook, Long Branch, West end, Monmouth Beach, Deal, Loch Arbour, Avon, Belmar, Manasquan, Sea Girt, Point Pleasant and Bay Head. Farther to the south his jetties stretch into the sea from Barnagat Light. Beach Haven, Harvey Cedars, Ventnor, Margate, Ocean City and as far to the south as North Carolina. In 1927 Mr. Howland was commissioned by Governor Moore to survey European beach-conservation methods and he told recently of standing on the long mound type jetties of Holland, discussing with Dutch engineers the advantages of his type of rock jetty over the mound-type of rock jetty over the mound-type of rock jetty over the mound-type common on continental beaches.

A true son of Monmouth county related to many of the original settlers, the exact date of which the Howland family first came to the county is not known. Records show that Mr. Howland was the seventh generation of Howland's in Monmouth County. However the female branch of the family came to the county two generations earlier, making nine generations of Howland's to have lived continuously in the county. The original Howland homestead located in Long Branch was burned in 1911. A painting of the Howland Family Tree covering a canvas 53 inches by 88 inches bordered by family coats-of-arms was exhibited in the Press window some years ago. It now hangs in the hall of Mr. Howland's Rumson home, one of his prized possessions. A collector of antiques and a lifelong collector of stamps and coins. His collection is valued at $100,000.

Mr. Howland whose wife Mary A. Norton Howland died a year ago was born in Oceanport, the son of Jesse And Maria James (McWood) Howland. He is survived by a daughter Mrs. Patrick Byrne, Rumson and by four sons, all engaged in the family business. Addison J, J. Edward and Hartson, Rumson and George W. of Little Silver. He also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Deborah Armstng, Rumson; and Mrs. George Congdon, Highlands; Two brothers. John Howland, Keansburg and Corlies Howland, Neptune; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the John W. Flock Funeral Home, Long Branch

More About Jesse Addison Howland:

Burial: Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middletown, New Jersey

More About Mary Agnes Naughton:

Burial: Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middletown, New Jersey

More About Jesse Howland and Mary Naughton:

Marriage: October 14, 1891, Holy Cross Church, Rumson, New Jersey

Jesse Addison Howland Birth Record     11-10-1869   Marriage Records    10-14-1891  Jesse Addison Howland Jr. Son of Jesse Addison Howland Sr. 1870 Census    1880 Census   1900 Census    1910 Census    1920 Census    1930 Census  Death Record    11-5-1945 Cemetery Records   11-5-1945

Mary Agnes Naughton, Wife of Jesse Addison Howland Jr. New Jersey,  3-17-1868   Mary Agnes Naughton, Wife of Jesse Addison Howland Jr. Middletown, New Jersey,  7-19-1944

Children of JESSE HOWLAND and MARY Agnes NAUGHTON are:

                      i.    MARGARET L.¹⁵ HOWLAND, b. August 28, 1892, New Jersey; m. PATRICK B. BYRNE; b. March 18, 1896; d. November 1979, New Jersey.

                     ii.    ADDISON J. HOWLAND, b. 1894, Sea Bright, New Jersey; d. November 04, 1955, New Jersey.

                    iii.    JAMES EDWARD HOWLAND, b. December 04, 1895, Sea Bright, New Jersey; d. March 22, 1967, Pompano Beach, Broward County, Florida.

                   iv.    GEORGE WILLIAM HOWLAND, b. November 11, 1897, Sea Bright, New Jersey; d. December 26, 1966.

                    v.    HARTSON HOWLAND, b. March 16, 1900, Sea Bright, New Jersey; d. September 05, 1986, New Jersey.

3. Lydia J Howland, born February 07, 1872 in Monmouth County, New Jersey; died Aft. 1875 in Monmouth County, New Jersey.

4. Eliza J. Howland, born February 09, 1872 in Sea Bright, New Jersey; died October 19, 1872 in Sea Bright, New Jersey.

Eliza J Howland

5. William Howland, born October 15, 1874 in Monmouth County, New Jersey; died November 1877 in Monmouth County, New Jersey.

 6. JOHN EDWARD¹⁴ HOWLAND  (JESSE ADDISON¹³, HARTSHORNE¹², JESSE¹¹, MICHAEL¹⁰, GEORGE B.⁹, JAMES⁸, NATHANIEL⁷, ZOETH⁶, HENRY J.⁵, HENRY⁴, JOHN³, JOHN², LORD JOHN¹) was born March 01, 1876 in Sea Bright, New Jersey, and died August 19, 1955 in 19 12th Ave. Keansburg, New Jersey.  He married CARRIE L. RAYNOR.  She was born 1880 in New Jersey, and died August 12, 1945 in 19 12th Ave. Keansburg, New Jersey.   

John Edward Howland, Son of Jessie Addison Howland, Sea Bright, New Jersey,  3-1-1876   John Edward Howland, Son of Jessie Addison Howland, 1880 Census    1900 Census    1920 Census  1930 Census     John Edward Howland, WW-1   John E. Howland, Son of Jesse Addison Howland, Keansburg, New Jersey,  8-19-1955

Child of JOHN HOWLAND and CARRIE RAYNOR is:

                      i.    BARBARA¹⁵ HOWLAND, b. 1898, Long Branch, Monmouth County, New Jersey.

7. George William Howland, born February 28, 1878 in Sea Bright, New Jersey; died April 26, 1882 in Sea Bright, New Jersey.

George Howland, Son of Jesse Addison Howland, 1880 Census

8. Margaret Howland, born April 24, 1881 in Sea Bright, New Jersey; died May 26, 1882 in Sea Bright, New Jersey.

9. THOMAS JEFFERSON¹⁴ HOWLAND  (JESSE ADDISON¹³, HARTSHORNE¹², JESSE¹¹, MICHAEL¹⁰, GEORGE B.⁹, JAMES⁸, NATHANIEL⁷, ZOETH⁶, HENRY J.⁵, HENRY⁴, JOHN³, JOHN², LORD JOHN¹) was born January 28, 1882 in Sea Bright, New Jersey, and died November 28, 1944 in 385 Indiana Ave Long Branch, Monmouth, New Jersey.  He married PHYLLIS EUGENIA FRETZ Abt. 1916 in New Jersey.  She was born 1890 in New Jersey.    

Thomas Jefferson Howland, Son of Jesse Addison Howland, Sea Bright, New Jersey,  1-28-1882   Thomas Jefferson Howland, Son of Jesse Addison Howland,  1900 Census   1920 Census   1930 Census   Thomas Jefferson Howland,  WW-1   Thomas Jefferson Howland, WW-2 Draft Card

Children of THOMAS HOWLAND and PHYLLIS FRETZ are:

                      i.    LENORE¹⁵ HOWLAND, b. 1918.

                    ii.     ADELE HOWLAND, b. May 07, 1923

10. DEBORAH¹⁴ HOWLAND  (JESSE ADDISON¹³, HARTSHORNE¹², JESSE¹¹, MICHAEL¹⁰, GEORGE B.⁹, JAMES⁸, NATHANIEL⁷, ZOETH⁶, HENRY J.⁵, HENRY⁴, JOHN³, JOHN², LORD JOHN¹) was born January 1884 in Sea Bright, New Jersey, and died May 16, 1961 in 14 South Street, Sea Bright, Monmouth County , New Jersey.  She married WILLIAM V. ARMSTRONG Abt. 1900 in New Jersey.  He was born 1878 in Pennsylvania.

Deborah Howland, Daughter of Jesse Addison Howland, Sea Bright, New Jersey,  January 1884   Deborah Howland, Daughter of Jesse Addison Howland, Sea Bright, New Jersey, 1900 Census   1910 Census   1920 Census   1930 Census 

Children of DEBORAH HOWLAND and WILLIAM ARMSTRONG are:

                      i.    VICTOTIO¹⁵ ARMSTRONG, b. 1902, New Jersey.

                     ii.     JESSE D. ARMSTRONG, b. 1910, New Jersey

11. MARIA JANE¹⁴ HOWLAND  (JESSE ADDISON¹³, HARTSHORNE¹², JESSE¹¹, MICHAEL¹⁰, GEORGE B.⁹, JAMES⁸, NATHANIEL⁷, ZOETH⁶, HENRY J.⁵, HENRY⁴, JOHN³, JOHN², LORD JOHN¹) was born April 1888 in Sea Bright, New Jersey, and died April 12, 1959 in 191 Bay Ave. Atlantic Highlands, Monmouth, New Jersey.  She married GEORGE WASHINGTON CONGDON 1902 in New Jersey.  He was born May 09, 1879 in New York City, New York, and died December 23, 1964 in Long Branch, New Jersey.

Maria Jane Howland, Daughter of Jesse Addison Howland, Sea Bright, New Jersey,  April 1888   Maria Jane Howland & George Washington Congdon, New Jersey  1902   Maria Jane Howland, Daughter of Jesse Addison Howland,  1900 Census    1910 Census    1920 Census   Maria Jane Howland, Daughter of Jesse Addison Howland, Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey,  4-12-1959

George Washington Congdon, Husband of Maria Jane Howland,  New York City, New York,  5-9-1779   George Washington Congdon, Husband of Maria Jane Howland, Long Branch, New Jersey,  12-23-1964   George Washington Congdon-WW-1   Social Security Death Index George Washington Congdon, Long Branch, New Jersey,  12-12-1964

Children of MARIA HOWLAND and GEORGE CONGDON are:

                      i.    GEORGE W.¹⁵ CONGDON, b. 1903.

                     ii.    JESSE ADDISON CONGDON, b. 1904.

                    iii.    FRANKLIN CORLIS CONGDON, b. 1906.

                   iv.    MARY ANN CONGDON, b. 1908.

                    v.    GEORGE WASHINGTON CONGDON, b. 1911.

                   vi.    STEPHEN HOWLAND CONGDON, b. 1915.

12. CORILES¹⁴ HOWLAND  (JESSE ADDISON¹³, HARTSHORNE¹², JESSE¹¹, MICHAEL¹⁰, GEORGE B.⁹, JAMES⁸, NATHANIEL⁷, ZOETH⁶, HENRY J.⁵, HENRY⁴, JOHN³, JOHN², LORD JOHN¹) was born April 28, 1888 in Sea Bright, New Jersey, and died March 25, 1962 in 506 Asbury Ave, Asbury Park, Monmouth, New Jersey.  He married LYDIA JOHNSON 1908 in Monmouth County, New Jersey.  She was born July 11, 1889 in Sea Bright, New Jersey, and died June 09, 1967 in Spring Lake, Monmouth, New Jersey.

Corlis Howland, Son of Jesse Addison Howland, Sea Bright, New Jersey,  4-25-1888   Corlis Howland, Son of Jesse Addison Howland,  1930 Census   Corlies Howland, Son of Jesse Addison Howland, Asbury Park, Monmouth, New Jersey,  3-25-1962

Lydia Johnson, Wife of Corlies Howland, Sea Bright, New Jersey,  7-11-1889   Lydia Johnson, Wife of Corlis Howland, Spring Lake, Monmouth, New Jersey,  6-9-1967   Social Security Death Index Lydia Johnson Howland, Spring Lake, Monmouth, New Jersey,  6-9-1967

More About Cories Howland:

Burial: Green lawn Cemetery, Long branch

More About Cories Howland and Lydia Johnson:

Marriage: 1908

Children of CORILES HOWLAND and LYDIA JOHNSON are:

                      i.    VALERIE¹⁵ HOWLAND, b. July 13, 1913, Monmouth Country, New Jersey; d. December 29, 1996, Brevard, Florida; m. HENRY E. HEFFELFINGER; b. August 22, 1905, Pennsylvania; d. October 13, 1988, Point Pleasant Beach, Ocean County, New Jersey.

                     ii.    CORLIES JESSE HOWLAND, b. April 21, 1917, Monmouth Country, New Jersey; d. December 1982, Brick, Ocean, New Jersey.

13. MARY AGNES¹⁴ HOWLAND  (JESSE ADDISON¹³, HARTSHORNE¹², JESSE¹¹, MICHAEL¹⁰, GEORGE B.⁹, JAMES⁸, NATHANIEL⁷, ZOETH⁶, HENRY J.⁵, HENRY⁴, JOHN³, JOHN², LORD JOHN¹) was born September 1890 in Sea Bright, New Jersey, and died November 26, 1943 in Rumson, Monmouth County, New Jersey.  She married WILLIAM SCHEFFMEYER. 

Mary Agnes Howland, Daughter of Jesse Addison Howland, Sea Bright, New Jersey,  September 1890      Mary Agnes Howland, Daughter of Jesse Addison Howland, 1900 Census   1910 Census     1920 Census  Mary Agnes Howland, Daughter of Jessie Addison Howland, Rumson, Monmouth, New Jersey.  11-26-1943

14. Clara Rebecca Howland, born January 08, 1893 in Sea Bright, New Jersey; died March 16, 1893 in Sea Bright, New Jersey.

Generation No. 3

HARTSHORNE¹² HOWLAND  (JESSE¹¹, MICHAEL¹⁰, GEORGE B.⁹, JAMES⁸, NATHANIEL⁷, ZOETH⁶, HENRY J.⁵, HENRY⁴, JOHN³, JOHN², LORD JOHN¹) was born 1822 in Toms River, New Jersey, and died April 18, 1875 in Long Branch, Monmouth County, New Jersey.  He married DEBORAH WOLCOTT December 28, 1844 in Monmouth County, New Jersey, daughter of JOHN WOLCOTT and LYDIA BRINLEY.  She was born Abt. 1830 in Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey, and died July 16, 1916 in Monmouth County, New Jersey.

Deborah Wolcott, born Abt. 1830 in Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey; died July 16, 1916 in Monmouth County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of  John Wolcott and  Lydia Brinley. 

Hartshorne Howland  Birth Record   1822    1850 Census    1860 Census    1870 Census   Marriage Record  12-28-1844    Death Record   4-25-1875

Birth Record Deborah Wolcott   1830

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Marriage: December 28, 1844, Monmouth County, New Jersey

Children of Hartshorne Howland and Deborah Wolcott are:

1. Margaret M. Howland, born 1845 in Long Branch ,Monmouth County, New Jersey.

Margaret M. Howland, Daughter of Hartshorne Howland, 1850 Census

2. Jesse Addison Howland, born October 21, 1846 in 15 Jackson Street, Long Branch, Monmouth County, New Jersey; died February 04, 1909 in Sea Bright, New Jersey; married Maria Jane McWood October 06, 1866 in Red Bank, New Jersey.

Jesse Addison Howland Birth Record     11-10-1869   Marriage Records    10-14-1891  Jesse Addison Howland Jr. Son of Jesse Addison Howland Sr. 1870 Census    1880 Census   1900 Census    1910 Census    1920 Census    1930 Census  Death Record    11-5-1945 Cemetery Records   11-5-1945

Mary Agnes Naughton, Wife of Jesse Addison Howland Jr. New Jersey,  3-17-1868   Mary Agnes Naughton, Wife of Jesse Addison Howland Jr. Middletown, New Jersey,  7-19-1944

3. Lydia Howland, born Abt. 1847 in Monmouth County, New Jersey.

4. JOHN H.¹³ HOWLAND  (HARTSHORNE¹², JESSE¹¹, MICHAEL¹⁰, GEORGE B.⁹, JAMES⁸, NATHANIEL⁷, ZOETH⁶, HENRY J.⁵, HENRY⁴, JOHN³, JOHN², LORD JOHN¹) was born 1849 in Ocean, Monmouth, New Jersey, and died Aft. 1920 in Long Branch ,Monmouth County, New Jersey.  He married MARIA A. VANDEVEER 1889 in New Jersey.  She was born 1855 in New Jersey, and died Aft. 1920 in Long Branch ,Monmouth County, New Jersey.

John Howland son of Hartshorne Howland    1850 Census  1863 Census    1875 Census    1900 Census     1920 Census     

Child of JOHN HOWLAND and MARIA VANDEVEER is:

        i.      HELEN B.¹⁴ HOWLAND, b. 1891, New Jersey

5. Eliza Jane Howland, born March 11, 1851 in Ocean, Monmouth, New Jersey.

Eliza Jane Howland, Daughter of Hartshorne Howland    1860 Census

6. Laura Howland, born Abt. 1852 in Monmouth County, New Jersey.

7. Mary Howland, born June 15, 1854 in Ocean, Monmouth, New Jersey

Mary Howland, Daughter of Hartshorne Howland, Ocean, Monmouth, New Jersey,  6-15-1854

8. Margaret Howland, born Abt. 1859 in Monmouth County, New Jersey.

9. Laura Howland, born 1863 in Monmouth County, New Jersey.

1. Hartshorne Howland, born 1822 in Long Branch, Monmouth County, New Jersey; died April 24, 1875 in Long Branch, Monmouth County, New Jersey; married Deborah Wolcott December 28, 1844 in Monmouth County, New Jersey.

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