by William M Emery 

This booklet provides insights into the lineage of Gideon Howland, detailing his descendants and their connections. It mentions prominent figures like William Howland, Gideon Howland, and their surviving grandchildren. The family history is outlined, including the relocation of Gideon's firstborn, Rebecca, to Central New York. Financial aspects, such as cash and real estate holdings in New Bedford, are also discussed within the document.

Among the surviving descendants highlighted are individuals like Charles Howland, Edward A. Howland, and Florence E. Howland. It mentions their roles and locations, such as Charles Howland from Turner, Maine, and Edward A. Howland from Charlotte, Michigan. The document also references the distribution of a substantial legacy of $80,000 under the Howland will, indicating the financial significance within the family.

Additionally, the document touches upon the family's ties to various locations, including New York, Michigan, and Hawaii. It mentions the relocation of family members like Elmer E. Russell, who changed his name to Elmer F. Russell-Howland and moved to England. The document provides a glimpse into the family's history, financial standing, and geographical spread across different regions.

(24p., Illus, Index, 1916)