The Diary of a Circuit Rider: Excerpts From the Notes of Henry Howe, Made While Traveling in Southern Wisconsin Between the Years 1864 and 1868 as a ... of the Disciples of Christ (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Henry Howe. They were yellow and dim with age, but still quite legible and they form a record of great human interest.

Henry Howe, son of James and Catherine, was born April 11, 1811, in Ohio. He later moved, with his parents, to Missouri and finally, to Wisconsin, where, until his death in 1868, he was a traveling missionary.

He was married, in 1833, to Henrietta Nicker son who lived but a short time. In 1837, he married Eliza Lieurance, who, also, soon went the way of all flesh. Again, in 1840, he was married, this time to Camelia Ann Davidson, who was my paternal grandmother. Their son, my father, was named John Wycliffe, for the great English reformer.

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