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| Notes |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. |
| Person ID |
I0001 |
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| Last Modified |
21 Apr 2021 |
| Father |
Harry Henry Howard/Horwitz, b. 22 May 1919, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA  , d. 13 Jul 1974, Kahuku, Oahu, Hawaii (Age 55 years) |
| Mother |
Mary Lois Peck, b. 15 Jan 1920, Clinton, Vermillion County, Indiana , d. 4 Sep 2014, Lehi, Utah County, Utah, USA (Age 94 years) |
| Married |
11 Jan 1942 |
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA |
| Photos
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 | Harry & Marry Howard family photo taken December 1967 for Christmas card. Photo taken in Howard home in Pasadena, California.
Standing L-R: Janet, Rick, Tommy, Mike (Joe), Rosemarie, Kathy, Sarah, Mary, Bonny, Fred, and Lisa. Sitting L-R: Joanne, Peter, Paul, Stevie, Danny, Timmy, Mary, Harry. Bobby, David, Liz and Joe are not in the photo they were all married. |
 | Howard family- Dec 1964- another pose without Dad
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 | Harry Howard family and bus in Salt Lake City.
When David married Susan in Salt Lake City- UT- Harry & Mary bought a bus and took the entire family up for the wedding. This photo was the headline photo in the living section of the Deseret News, Salt Lake City, June 1965. |
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 | Howard Children After Rick before Danny
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 | Howard Family With Bob Just Home from His Mission to Mexico
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 | Harry, Mary, Marie and Bernie at Palmer House in Chicago
The are celebrating Harry's discharge from the Navy |
| Histories |
 | Rabbi W. Gunther Plaut
Biography of Rabbi Wolf Gunther Plaut who during World War II, in January 1942, married Harry and Mary Howard in Chicago, Illinois.
"Gunther Plaut." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. 7 Feb 2008, 19:33 UTC. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. 11 Feb 2008 http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Gunther_Plaut&oldid=189788603
Additional material extracted from an article by Sally Rubinstein in the December 2006 issue of Iton Tziyon, the Newsletter of mount Zion Temple, St. Paul, MN |
| Family ID |
F097 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
Living |
| Children |
| | 1. Steven Scott Howard, b. 2 Jul 1966, Sierra Madre, Los Angeles County, California , d. 17 May 2004, Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, U.S.A. (Age 37 years) |
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 | Susan and Dave Howard - At Deloitte Christmas Party, Dec 2006
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 | Susan & David Howard Wedding Party in black and white.
Left to Right: Don Hyde, Phil & Dorothy Woodland, Harry & Mary Howard, Dave Hoopes, Dave & Susan Howard, Dianne Hyde, Laurel Woodland, Linda Liljenquist, Bonny Howard |
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| Living
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(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
| Last Modified |
11 Nov 2015 |
| Family ID |
F0001 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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 | Bonny- Mary- Harry & David Horwitz in 1944- Chicago
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 | David, Bonny, Harry Howard - from top down.
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 | Dave Howard - 1959 - Muir High School Amateur Radio Club Faculty adviser on left- Dave in typical role of handling finances- Club Pres Steve Moreland
Steve Moreland was a very important person in my life. He drew me into amateur radio. He sold me a DX-100, Heathkit transmitter with VFO that he had built. I bought it and he upgraded to a Collins SSB tranmitter. He got me to build a cubical quad antenna and my novice ham license. He got me to learn the Morse Code and taught me to play 3D Tic Tack Toe. I understand that Steve perished in the Vietnam War. What a loss. He was a very good friend. His girl friend at the time was Bonny Benke. |
 | Three Generations- Phil & Dorothy Woodland- parents of Susan Woodland Howard- Dave Howard and his Parents- Mary & Harry Howard- with Jonathan on left and Steve on right. 1968 in Lytle Creek, California.
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 | Thomas Family Meets the Howards, Cross Keys, Baltimore, MD
December 2008
l to r: Susan Treadway - Dave Howard - Bob Thomas - Roy Richard Thomas - Susan Howard - Steven Thomas |
 | Dave Howard, Hal Dorin, and Stu Horwitz - Cousins
Three Horwitz Family Cousins |
 | Harry, Steve, Dave
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 | Dave Howard face
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 | Dave Howard - face from 06 Christmas Photo
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| Documents
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 | History of Horwitz Surname
Article on Horwitz Surname by Dr. Alexander Beider |
 | yDNA Haplogroup Q-F1680 (Probably) +L245 +M378 +L275 +L232 + M242
David Howard and Jeff Horwitz have have their yDNA tested and we are both are in Haplogroup Q which probably evolved in Siberia about 20,000 years ago. About 4% of Northern European Jewish (Ashkenazim) men are in this group. Only Jewish men appear to have markers +L245 and +F1680. So far not many other Horwitz families have this marker. There is a lot of speculation how this got into the Jewish family. Only Jewish men have this marker in the Northern European population. |
 | Dave Howard's DNA compared to Ashkenazi descendants in the 23andME.com database
Since about 50% of my DNA came from my father and he was of Ashkenazi descent one would expect mine to be about 50% Ashkenazi. It is. My mother was not Jewish. Look at the X chromosome. No Jewish DNA. |
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 | Visiting the graves of Ed and Margie Richter
L-R Susan Richter-Beckley, Dave Howard, Mary Howard, Bonny Harps, Rick Howard, Rosemarie Elaine Boswith, Nancy Lancaster |
 | John Deal and Sarah Barnett in Oak Grove Cemetery - Dave Howard in the Middle
John and Sarah are Dave's 4x great uncle and aunt. John Deal's brother Andrew Deal married Sarah Barnett's sister Mary Barnett and they were Dave's 3x great-grandparents. |
 | Joseph A Deal (1836-1921) & Mary Smith Deal (1836-1907); Dave Howard in Middle
Oak Grove Cemetery, Missouri Valley/St. Johns, Harrison, IA |
 | Thomas DeWeese - wife - Dave Howard
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 | Dave Howard, Bro. H and Granddaughter at Harry Howard grave site Laie Cemetery Christmas 2007
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 | Rezekne - Dave Howard's Visit (8)
Dave Howard visited Rezekne on October 30, 2003, and visited the city where Abe Horwitz and his brothers and sisters were born. |
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