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 |
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 | 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 |
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 | American Colonies, Map of the original American colonies during the colonial period. |
Revolutionary War Period#
| Map | Caption |
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 | 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 fell ill during the campaign and died shortly after. |
 | Monmouth Map, Vintage map of Monmouth County, New Jersey. |
 | 1777 Battle of Germantown, Montresor, Map by British Royal Engineer John Montresor of the Battle of Germantown, October 4, 1777. |
 | 1777–1778 Valley Forge Encampment, Map of the Valley Forge winter encampment, where the 2nd New Jersey Regiment wintered with Washington’s main army. |
 | 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.
