Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
NameMargaret CALVERT 
Deathbef Oct 1636, England44
Spouses
Will28 May 1646, London, England18
Burial9 Jul 1646, London, England44
MemoSt. Swithin’s Register
FatherHenry HOWLAND (<1575-1635)
MotherMargaret (<1575-)
Individual Notes
• Humphrey, of Parish of St. Swithin’s, London, citizen and draper. Buried 9 July 1646 (St. Swithin’s Register, London).44
• Humphrey Howland, citizen and draper of London, whose will was proved July 10, 1646.
George Howland of St. Dunstans in the East, London, Arthur Howland, John Howland, and Henry Howland. These three brothers in the order named were in 1646 to have £8, £4 and £4 out of the debt due to the testator by Mr. Ruck, of New England. This points conclusively to Arthur and Henry Howland of the Plymouth Colony, and proves that they had a brother John Howland, who can be no other than John Howland of the Mayflower.582
• Humphrey Howland, citizen and draper of London, whose will was proved July 10, 1646.
George Howland of St. Dunstans in the East, London, Arthur Howland, John Howland, and Henry Howland. These three brothers in the order named were in 1646 to have £8, £4 and £4 out of the debt due to the testator by Mr. Ruck, of New England. This points conclusively to Arthur and Henry Howland of the Plymouth Colony, and proves that they had a brother John Howland, who can be no other than John Howland of the Mayflower.582
Marriage21 Nov 1622, County Middlesex, England44
Marr MemoSt. Mary’s, White Chapel