Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameLarkin Callaway Howell 
Birth20 Sep 1808, Howell's Prairie, St. Charles Co., Missouri
Death1 Nov 1865
BurialSummer Hill, Pike Co., Illinois
FatherThomas Howell (1783-1869)
MotherSusannah Callaway (1791-1876)
Spouses
Marriage10 Feb 1831, St. Charles Co., Missouri
Divorce1863
ChildrenAmanda
Lucinda H. (~1835-1916)
Jamima (~1839-)
Joseph T. (~1842-)
James (Roskins) W. (~1844-)
John Amazon (~1846-1898)
Francis (~1850-)
Marriage31 Jul 1864, Calhoun Co., Illlinois
Notes for Larkin Callaway Howell
886I have found, at the St. Charles County Historical Society, a microfilm record(Box 106, file# 4414) of a petition for divorce filed by Larkin Howell in 1863.
Patsey's answering contest states that in the 1850s , he ran off to Texas with her niece, Mary Ann Clare. Daughter of Judith Baugh Clare.
He came back after a year.
She then states that he moved in with a neighbor lady (widow), Martha Ann Lemmons Harrold, in 1862 or 63.
Larkin Howell married Martha Ann Harrold o7/31/1864, in Calhoun County, Illlinois.
When he died Nov. 16, 1865, in Pike county Illinois, he left to his "beloved second wife, Martha Ann" everything except a dollar for each of his children!
Wow!
I just had to tell somebody.
Your some sort of cousin,
Didi Muir
Patsey's answering contest states that in the 1850s , he ran off to Texas with her niece, Mary Ann Clare. Daughter of Judith Baugh Clare.
He came back after a year.
She then states that he moved in with a neighbor lady (widow), Martha Ann Lemmons Harrold, in 1862 or 63.
Larkin Howell married Martha Ann Harrold o7/31/1864, in Calhoun County, Illlinois.
When he died Nov. 16, 1865, in Pike county Illinois, he left to his "beloved second wife, Martha Ann" everything except a dollar for each of his children!
Wow!
I just had to tell somebody.
Your some sort of cousin,
Didi Muir
Notes for Martha "Patsy" (Spouse 1)
886I have found, at the St. Charles County Historical Society, a microfilm record(Box 106, file# 4414) of a petition for divorce filed by Larkin Howell in 1863.
Patsey's answering contest states that in the 1850s , he ran off to Texas with her niece, Mary Ann Clare. Daughter of Judith Baugh Clare.
He came back after a year.
She then states that he moved in with a neighbor lady (widow), Martha Ann Lemmons Harrold, in 1862 or 63.
Larkin Howell married Martha Ann Harrold o7/31/1864, in Calhoun County, Illlinois.
When he died Nov. 16, 1865, in Pike county Illinois, he left to his "beloved second wife, Martha Ann" everything except a dollar for each of his children!
Wow!
I just had to tell somebody.
Your some sort of cousin,
Didi Muir
Patsey's answering contest states that in the 1850s , he ran off to Texas with her niece, Mary Ann Clare. Daughter of Judith Baugh Clare.
He came back after a year.
She then states that he moved in with a neighbor lady (widow), Martha Ann Lemmons Harrold, in 1862 or 63.
Larkin Howell married Martha Ann Harrold o7/31/1864, in Calhoun County, Illlinois.
When he died Nov. 16, 1865, in Pike county Illinois, he left to his "beloved second wife, Martha Ann" everything except a dollar for each of his children!
Wow!
I just had to tell somebody.
Your some sort of cousin,
Didi Muir
Notes for Martha Ann (Spouse 2)
886I have found, at the St. Charles County Historical Society, a microfilm record(Box 106, file# 4414) of a petition for divorce filed by Larkin Howell in 1863.
Patsey's answering contest states that in the 1850s , he ran off to Texas with her niece, Mary Ann Clare. Daughter of Judith Baugh Clare.
He came back after a year.
She then states that he moved in with a neighbor lady (widow), Martha Ann Lemmons Harrold, in 1862 or 63.
Larkin Howell married Martha Ann Harrold o7/31/1864, in Calhoun County, Illlinois.
When he died Nov. 16, 1865, in Pike county Illinois, he left to his "beloved second wife, Martha Ann" everything except a dollar for each of his children!
Wow!
I just had to tell somebody.
Your some sort of cousin,
Didi Muir
Patsey's answering contest states that in the 1850s , he ran off to Texas with her niece, Mary Ann Clare. Daughter of Judith Baugh Clare.
He came back after a year.
She then states that he moved in with a neighbor lady (widow), Martha Ann Lemmons Harrold, in 1862 or 63.
Larkin Howell married Martha Ann Harrold o7/31/1864, in Calhoun County, Illlinois.
When he died Nov. 16, 1865, in Pike county Illinois, he left to his "beloved second wife, Martha Ann" everything except a dollar for each of his children!
Wow!
I just had to tell somebody.
Your some sort of cousin,
Didi Muir