Family Group of George Frank Howland
GEORGE FRANK HOWLAND 1 ( George W., John, Briggs, Zebulon, Samuel, Abraham, Samuel, Henry, Henry, John, John, John ) went by Frank. Born January 11, 1859 in Savanna, Carroll County, Illinois, and died May 27, 1918 in Marion, Brown Township, Linn County, Iowa 2. He married LULU ELDORA OXLEY 1 February 25, 1891 in Marion, Linn County, Iowa, daughter of JOSEPH OXLEY and MARGARET WEBB.
Notes for GEORGE "FRANK" HOWLAND
Time Line for George "Frank" Howland ... developed from research data
1818, Nov. 26 | b. Washington Twp., Carroll, Illinois | |
1893 | 1893 County Land Platte: Section 35, Washington Township, Carroll County, Illinois. George Washington Howland and son George Frank Howland had adjoining properties. | |
1895 | Moved to Springville, Linn County, Iowa | |
1914 | Appears in 1914 Rural Tax Payers Marion Township, Linn County, IA. | |
1918, May 27 | d. Marion, Brown, Linn, Iowa 2 | |
1918 | Interment: Springville Cemetery, Springville, Brown Twnshp, Linn County, Iowa |
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George Washington Howland and son George Frank Howland had adjoining properties in Washington Twp, Carroll County, Illinois per the 1893 land plattte; which was signed off by Frank Howland to certify correctness. 3
1947, Interment: Springville Cemetery, Springville, Brown Twnshp, Linn County, Iowa
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The following was written by Grandson, Frank L. Howland.
"They (Frank and Dora) made their home on a place near Savanna, Illinois for 4 years, then they moved to a farm about 1894/95, situated 3.5 miles southwest of Springville, Iowa where he farmed until his death. Dora then moved to Cedar Rapids, Iowa and lived with Gladys Howland for several years and when Gladys married, she lived with one or the other of her children until her death at Ruth Pearson's."
"Dora was what she was called. She was short and fat. She was very nice to me. She loaned me $1,000 once when I was a vet student, so I could get married. I cancelled the marriage and repaid her, I was comfortable being broke, but very uncomfortable being in debt."
"Dora salted what ever she cooked to her taste, which was to salty for the rest of us. She provided us with lard, canned beef and salt pork and later she had a meat freezer locker in Marion, several miles from where we lived, and we drove in dad's truck to get meat. I enjoyed the ride and going into the locker which was very cold."
"Dora always wore the same dress and shoes as far as I can remember. She had a regular dress which was white with black flower blossoms about 1" in diameter."
Children of GEORGE HOWLAND and LULU OXLEY:
Family Group Photo's | |
George Frank Howland | Lulu Eldora Oxley went by Dora |
Belle, Ralph, and Ruth Howland children of Frank and Dora |
Dora, |
Surname Lists: |
? - D E - G H - Howland, G Howland, H - Howland, P Howland, Q - Hz I - M N - R S - Z |
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Endnotes
1. | Birth Certificate - Ralph W. D. Howland Specifies parents as George Frank Howland and Lulu Eldora Oxley |
2. | Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette, May 27, 1918 Monday, Frank Howland, age 50, died at 5 A.M. today in the hospital at Iowa City from an attack of blood poisoning caused by a decaying bone. ... He is survived by his wife and four children, Ralph, Belle, Gladys and Mrs. Ruth Pearson. |
3. | derived from Carroll County, 1893, Land Platte. |
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5. | Delayed Birth Certificate (July 30, 1963) of Ralph W. D. Howland used; 1. Marriage Certificate as proof of age in Applying for a birth certificate (Date of origional document Aug. 22, 1920) 2. Voting record Linn County (Date of origional document Sept. 16, 1932). |
6. | Springville News, June 6, 1918, Obituary of George Francis Howland "... one daughter, Eleanor, having died in infancy." |