Here are maps covering the period of Richard Howell’s life and the American Revolution. Also included are maps from the United Kingdom and specifically Wales.

Maps of Early Family Locations#

Map	Caption
	Newark, Delaware — 1736 — Map of Newark, Delaware at the time Ebenezer Howell’s family lived there before removing to New Jersey in 1769.

Colonial Period#

Map	Caption
	American Colonies — Map of the original American colonies during the colonial period.

Revolutionary War Period#

Map	Caption
	New Jersey Revolutionary War Battles (1974 map) — Map showing the locations of Revolutionary War battles in New Jersey. Richard Howell participated in several of these engagements.
	Plan Map for the Attack on Trenton, NJ
	The Forage War, 1777 — The Forage War was a series of skirmishes in New Jersey in early 1777.
	New Jersey and Long Island — Map of New Jersey and Long Island during the Revolutionary War.
	Revolution in New Jersey — Map of Revolutionary War sites in New Jersey.
	Battle of Monmouth (USMA) — Tactical map of the Battle of Monmouth, June 28, 1778. Richard Howell fought at Monmouth; his twin brother Dr. Lewis Howell died of illness seven days after this battle.
	Monmouth Map — Vintage map of Monmouth County, New Jersey.
	1777 Battle of Germantown — Montresor — Map by engineer John Montresor of the Battle of Germantown, October 4, 1777.
	1777–1778 Valley Forge Encampment — Map of the Valley Forge winter encampment. Dr. Lewis Howell purchased blankets with his own money for his regiment during this encampment.
	Battle of Brandywine
	Path towards American Independence
	Battle of Brandywine (USMA)
	Battle of Germantown
	British War Map, 1776
	His Majesty’s Forces in New York, 1776

Post Revolutionary War#

Maps for this period have not yet been added.