James T. Howle, Jr. was the son of James T. Sr. and Fannie Barnes Howle, grandson of Caroline Burson and Blount Hampton Howle, and great grandson of David Lawson and Celia Ann McInish Burson of Tallapoosa and Elmore Counties in Alabama.
He served in the First Battalion with the U. S. Army in World War II, and was with them when they entered Japan after the atomic bombs were dropped. He was a building contractor, and also worked for the Federal Reserve Bank.
He and his family lived in Jacksonville, Florida for many years
He served in the First Battalion with the U. S. Army in World War II, and was with them when they entered Japan after the atomic bombs were dropped. He was a building contractor, and also worked for the Federal Reserve Bank.
He and his family lived in Jacksonville, Florida for many years
James T. Howle, Jr. was the son of James T. Sr. and Fannie Barnes Howle, grandson of Caroline Burson and Blount Hampton Howle, and great grandson of David Lawson and Celia Ann McInish Burson of Tallapoosa and Elmore Counties in Alabama.
He served in the First Battalion with the U. S. Army in World War II, and was with them when they entered Japan after the atomic bombs were dropped. He was a building contractor, and also worked for the Federal Reserve Bank.
He and his family lived in Jacksonville, Florida for many years
He served in the First Battalion with the U. S. Army in World War II, and was with them when they entered Japan after the atomic bombs were dropped. He was a building contractor, and also worked for the Federal Reserve Bank.
He and his family lived in Jacksonville, Florida for many years
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