The Family of John H. Mundine of Uvalde, Texas and their Howard and Holman heritage/ by E. D. Kincaid
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James Howard came to Nansemond County, Virginia in 1684. He married Sarah Titus the daughter of Thomas Titus. James migrated to North Carolina where his will was executed on Oct. 6, 1729, mentioning his four brothers, Joseph, John, Edward, and Stephen. James and Sarah were the parents of five sons and one daughter. James Howard's son Edward had a grand-daughter named Ann Howard who married Charles Mundine, Sr. in Jones County, North Carolina. Ann and Charles are the progenitors of the author, Eugene Davis Kincaid, III. John Chapman Mundine, born Sept. 11, 1804 in Smith County, Tennessee, the son of Charles and Ann, emigrated to the Republic of Texas from Shelby County, Alabama in 1843. Descendants of the James and Sarah Howard family have lived in North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, New Jersey, Texas and elsewhere in the United States.
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| The Family of John H. Mundine of Uvalde, Texas and their Howard and Holman heritage | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1425203 Item 5 | 7963246 |
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| The Family of John H. Mundine of Uvalde, Texas and their Howard and Holman heritage | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1425203 Item 5 | 7963246 |
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