# Reitz Family Geneology (Kenneth Robert Reitz) - James HOWARD b. 1660 d. 1690

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# James HOWARD b. 1660 d. 16901

# James HOWARD b. 1660 d. 16901 - Chronology

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Date | Kind | Origin | Details
--- | --- | --- | ---
1653 | Marriage | Family Event As Child [Parents] | Place | Duxbury, Plymouth Colony
1660 | Birth | Event | Place | Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts
1690 | Death | Event | Place | Port Royal, Acadie, Nouvelle-France

## Notes

1. [[Category: Bridgewater, Massachusetts]] {{Acadian}} == Biography == James was born about 1664. James Howard ... He passed away about 1690. <ref>Entered by Cathy Gariety, Feb 8, 2013</ref> === Plymouth Colony and Massachusetts === * From John Maltby: Elizabeth Washburn, second daughter of John and Elizabeth (Mitchell) Washburn, b. c. 1664,<ref>Calculated from the date of her marriage, inca. 1685.</ref> married::: 1.) '''James Howard''', son of John and Martha (Hayward) Howard/Haward, of Bridgewater,<ref>Mitchell, History of Bridgewater, pp. 191-192.</ref> in ca. 1685.[219] He was a grandson of Thomas1 Hayward, of Duxbury,[220] and he died in the Sir William Phipps Expedition to Canadain 1690.[221] His inventory was dated 6 Feb. 1690/1.[222] * "Mayflower Births & Deaths" says: : Name: James Haward : Death 1690 "expedition to Canada". : Age: 30 Port Royal, Canada, another casualty of the Phipps expedition <ref>Entered by [[Jones-26015 | Rev. Daniel Washburn Jones]]</ref> == Sources == <references /> * "Mayflower Births & Deaths" *Maltby Genealogies - [http://www.maltbyfamily.net/genealogies/washburn/washburn_plymouth_2.html#Elizabeth63 Elizabeth Washburn] == Acknowledgments == * grant2.ged on 07 February 2011. * Thanks to [[Knorr-31 | Cathy Gariety]] * Jhoward.ged on May 31, 2013 [[Baldwin-3437 | Julie Baldwin]] * Thanks to [[South-157 | Joe South]] * Chester Southworth Washburn & Family [[Jones-26015 | Rev. Daniel Washburn Jones]] <!-- Please feel free to improve upon anything you see on this page. Thank you! -->