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howel

[ hou-uhl ]

noun

  1. a channel cut along the inside edge of a barrel stave to receive the barrelhead.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of howel1

1795–1805; perhaps < Danish ö < Middle Low German ö; cognate with German Hobel kind of plane
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Howel said he can see his progress.

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Amateur genealogist Sally Howel searched the listings of WW2 civilian deaths and emailed us to suggest a likely candidate.

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The eight known graves are those of Benjamin Rawls Jr., Mary Slade, James Baylis, Charles Howel Rawls, Sarah Louisa Rawls, George Fleming Rawls, Lula Elowedia Baylis and James Terrell Baylis, most of whom are believed to have died as infants or toddlers between 1863 and 1884.

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Among others who left big sums in their wills were Howel Vaughan Lewis, a Welsh businessman who lived in London and died in 2005.

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James Howel, the author of the popular and interesting “Epistolæ Hoelianæ,” was the son of a p. 20clergyman, and born in Caermarthenshire, in 1596. 

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