She married Hans Haug, who came from Eidsberg, Norway. This was Hans' second marriage. He had several children from his first marriage. The haugs apparently changed the spelling of their name several times. --from Haug to its present day 'Howe'.
Hans and Isabelle had 12 children. Hans was a machinest and a farmer. Isabelle was remembered as a very strict woman. She lived with her son, Dewey's family in Evansville in her later years. Dewey and his wife, Hannah, were both needed to work on their parents farm. They could not marry until Hannah's mother died, and that farm was sold. They married and took care of Isabel and Ida.
She married Hans Haug, who came from Eidsberg, Norway. This was Hans' second marriage. He had several children from his first marriage. The haugs apparently changed the spelling of their name several times. --from Haug to its present day 'Howe'.
Hans and Isabelle had 12 children. Hans was a machinest and a farmer. Isabelle was remembered as a very strict woman. She lived with her son, Dewey's family in Evansville in her later years. Dewey and his wife, Hannah, were both needed to work on their parents farm. They could not marry until Hannah's mother died, and that farm was sold. They married and took care of Isabel and Ida.
Family Members
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Amelia Hanyine "Mila" Haug Hilton
1878–1959
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Fred Maurice Howe
1880–1959
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Ida Christine Howe
1881–1955
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Dorothy Louise Howe Butler
1884–1965
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Henry Odine Haug
1886–1886
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Henry Odine Howe
1886–1886
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Hattie N Howe O'Connell
1889–1965
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Adolph Henry Howe
1890–1966
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Marvin Edgar Howe
1892–1981
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Clifford Archibald "Cliff" Howe
1896–1955
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Dewey Ferdinand Howe
1898–1976
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