| Welcome to our family's genealogy web page. We are researching the following family names: Howe, Carrillo, Harrison, Hampton, Van Auken, Johnson, Rowe, Kierstead, Roeloffson, Hungerford, Hicks, Hosmer, Cornwall, Peverell, Hussey, Cobham, De Courtenay, Le Despencer, Fitzpiers, De Moels, Lovel, De Moels, Douglas, Botreaux, De Brienne and others. For a complete list of surnames in our database, click on the surname list below. Our database currently holds information on 974 individuals including Clodmir, King of the Franks, born: c. A.D. 129; died: A.D. 166. Clyde's earliest Dutch immigrant ancestors arrived from the Netherlands in the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam on May 24, 1630 aboard the Dutch trading vessel "De Eendracht." Clyde's original British & Scots immigrant ancestors arrived in the British colony of Massechusetts before 1638. "He was one of the signers to petition the General Court in 1656 for the grant of lands in Marlborough and was the first settler there and was the first white inhabitant of the town. He came to the place as early as 1657 - 1658 and built a cabin a little east o f the Indian planting field, about one-third of a mile northeasterly of Spring Hill Meetin g House, where the late Edward Rice resided." Barbara's ancestors were among the earliest Spanish settlers of the colony of New Spain. They were among the explorers who discovered, colonized and settled Baja and Alta California as well as the earliest settlements of San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Among the most prominent was Jose Antonio Carrillo, Alcalde of Los Angeles and eldest delegate to the California Constitutional Convention of 1849, held at Monterey, California. Her great-grand aunt Maria Ignacía Lopez Carillo was married to General Mariano G. Vallejo. Vallejo was also a delegate to the California Constitutional Convention. We would appreciate hearing from anyone who shares our lineage, our heritage, and our interest in preserving the history that forms their context. We look forward to sharing with other researchers the fruit of our own labor as well as learning from yours. We will respond to all inquiries as soon as possible. Please contact us soon. Clyde and Barbara (Carrillo) Howe |
The Clyde and Barbara Howe Family History Page
Updated September 7, 2004 |
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