He married Rhoda Pitchlynn on Jan. 15, 1828 in Missisippi. They removed, in 1841, with many other Choctaws, along the Trail of Tears and settled on the east side of the Mountain Fork River, near present day Eagletown. Mr. Howell had a large plantation that was worked by many slaves and it adjoined the large plantation of John Pitchlynn.
He married Rhoda Pitchlynn on Jan. 15, 1828 in Missisippi. They removed, in 1841, with many other Choctaws, along the Trail of Tears and settled on the east side of the Mountain Fork River, near present day Eagletown. Mr. Howell had a large plantation that was worked by many slaves and it adjoined the large plantation of John Pitchlynn.
Family Members
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Arabella Pitchlynn Howell Lacy
1830–1878
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Isabella Howell
1832–1867
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Margaret Sophia Howell Grant
1834–1895
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John Thomas Howell
1838–1900
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Peter Pitchlynn Howell
1839–1865
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Mary Howell Camp
1841–1900
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Calvin C. Howell
1843–1910
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Rowena Howell
1846–1875
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Dr Thomas Pitchlynn Howell
1849–1943
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Ellen Louise Howell Wolf
1851–1924
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Fannie Howell Butterly
1856–1908
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