Onondaga deeds prove she was the daughter of Samuel Howe. Also all deeds with husband William Howe are unique in that it is always written "William Howe and his wife Adaline Howe" as apposed to just stating her 1st name.
Onondaga deed bk 117, pg 215 Catherine Howe, widow of Samuel, Thaddeus Haynes, Charlotte Fellows, Harriet Haynes, Ann Howe, Calista Van Wie, Susan Howe, Catherine Howe, & Mary Ann Crumb sell land to Adaline Howe that was Samuel Howe's land in lot 20 that he had purchased from Browning Nichols.
Onondaga deed bk 117, pg 215 Catherine Howe, widow of Samuel, Thaddeus Haynes, Charlotte Fellows, Harriet Haynes, Ann Howe, Calista Van Wie, Susan Howe, Catherine Howe, & Mary Ann Crumb sell land to Adaline Howe that was Samuel Howe's land in lot 20 that he had purchased from Browning Nichols.
Onondaga deeds prove she was the daughter of Samuel Howe. Also all deeds with husband William Howe are unique in that it is always written "William Howe and his wife Adaline Howe" as apposed to just stating her 1st name.
Onondaga deed bk 117, pg 215 Catherine Howe, widow of Samuel, Thaddeus Haynes, Charlotte Fellows, Harriet Haynes, Ann Howe, Calista Van Wie, Susan Howe, Catherine Howe, & Mary Ann Crumb sell land to Adaline Howe that was Samuel Howe's land in lot 20 that he had purchased from Browning Nichols.
Onondaga deed bk 117, pg 215 Catherine Howe, widow of Samuel, Thaddeus Haynes, Charlotte Fellows, Harriet Haynes, Ann Howe, Calista Van Wie, Susan Howe, Catherine Howe, & Mary Ann Crumb sell land to Adaline Howe that was Samuel Howe's land in lot 20 that he had purchased from Browning Nichols.
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