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We are researching the Howlett line. Specifically a line that came form Goulds. Names included are William, Thomas, Patrick, Mary Ann (Benoit) Howlett. I would be greatfull to anyone who could share information on these families. They also lived in the CowHead – Woods Island (West Coast) side of Newoufndland as well. We are of direct relation to this family. Best Regards, Maureen Howlett
I want to mention others that the Howletts had married into. There were Catherine Power and Ann Stockman. There is also a place in the back of a cove near Boone Bay – Birchy Head called Howletts Cove , Its near Mill Brook. My understanding is that theres a small cemetery on the old home place called Grave Yard Point. I would love to hear from anyone who could provide any information on any of these issues. Best Regards, Wayne & Maureen
Hi, I am familiar with the Howlett name from the Goulds, they have been in there since the 1800’s. The new highway bypassing the Goulds is named after Robert E. Howlett a WW11 hero. I am also of the Stockmans of Petty Hr. Anne’s sister Elizabeth. You can email me debmullins@nl.rogers.com I have a little on that family my Elizabeth was born around 1807. Debbie
I am a direct descendant of Thomas Howlett of Petty Hr, NL. My Grandfather was Patrick Howlett who married Theresa Murphy.
Thomas Howlett and Ann Stockman would be my 3x great grandparents through their daughter Mary Ann’s marriage to Joseph Lee.
My grandmother was a Howlett from Newfoundland. Her married name was Mary Reid. Children, Allen, Dorothy Charlie, and or mom Barbara. They grew up in Boston. Our mother, Barbara, married a John Joseph Croke around 1958. They moved to Franklin, ma. They had 4 girls, mary(1960), Dorothy(1961), Barbara(1963), and Lisa(1958). She was born, I believe in 1902, or 1903. Came through Ellis Island around 1917-1920. Married a Ben Reid in Boston MA. He came to Boston from PEI, Canada. We have visited PIE, and have met relatives.
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