Captain David Howes at Homestead in Dennisport
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Captain David Howes Jr. (10 Feb 1822 - 1 Mar 1914). His house was on Main Street in Dennisport at Christian Hill. Now where Benny's parking lot is located. The original picture is in bad condition.Artifacts
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