Howell wills at Kingston near Lewes, Rottingdean and Balsdene include these:

1. Robert Howell of Kingston 1557
2. Thomas Howell of Kingston 1587
3. Robert Howell of Kingston 1598
4. Richard Howell of Kingston 1627
5. Robert Howell of Balsdene 1615
6. Eden Howell of Rottingdean 1621
7. Jone Howell of Rottingdean 1628/9
8. Robert Howell of Rottingdean 1630
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My sketch of two Howell families from remaining notes, after a computer crash, may be in error:

John Howell m.Ann Geare,sister of Thomas,1573 in Rottingdean
I found 6 children:

1. Joan b. 1 Sep. 1576 in Kingston near Lewes
2. John b. 1 Nov. 1579 “
3. Robert b. 8 Aug. 1586 “
d. 26 Aug 1583 “
4. Ann b. 28 Apr. 1586 “
m.15 May 1608 John Parmelie at All Saints, Lewes [?]
5. Mary b. 25 May 1587 Kingston near Lewes
6.Thomas b. 8 Feb. 1589 “
m. 27 Feb. 1616 Judith Garrat [?]

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Richard Howell m. Lettice Moore 1577 in Kingston near Lewes
I found 6 children:

1. Joan b. 1579 Kingston near Lewes
d. 1579 “
2. Alice b. 4 Jun 1581 “
3. Margery b. 7 Jan 1583 “
4. Peter b. 1586 “
d. 1591 “
5. Ann b. 24 May 1589 “
6. Mary b.19 Mar. 1591 “
d.16 Dec. 1592 “
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It is odd that I found no son named Richard. Are my lists complete? Do you know who, when and where the children from these two marriages married?

I realize what an imposition this is, and would appreciate any suggestions more than I can express. Has anyone found Howell records from the Lewes or Pevensey Rapes in the 15th century?

It once seemed likely that some local Howells were among the retinue of the Earl of Arundel at Agincourt, but I found no evidence. As treasurer of the expedition, the 12th earl must have kept careful records, and I recall once seeing a list of part of his retinue. Perhaps it was in SAC.
Thank you Cordially,
Peter Wilson