San Francisco : its builders, past and present : pictorial and biographical . WILLIAM H.HOWARD. AM H.HOW, OTiUiam J^enrp Jlotoarb 5ILLIAM HENRY HOWARD, long one of Cali- Wj,, ,| fornias prominent and honored citizens, was born(W June 3, 1850, in San Francisco, at the home of his51 parents on ISIission street, which was then calledHappy Valley. This property was afterward soldand an opera house erected thereon. He was theson of William Davis JSIeriy and Agnes (Poett) Howard, the lattera daughter of Dr. James Henry Poett, of Dubhn, Ireland. Amonghis ancestors was General Richardson, surgeon-gen
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San Francisco : its builders, past and present : pictorial and biographical . WILLIAM H.HOWARD. AM H.HOW, OTiUiam J^enrp Jlotoarb 5ILLIAM HENRY HOWARD, long one of Cali- Wj, , , | fornias prominent and honored citizens, was born(W June 3, 1850, in San Francisco, at the home of his51 parents on ISIission street, which was then calledHappy Valley. This property was afterward soldand an opera house erected thereon. He was theson of William Davis JSIeriy and Agnes (Poett) Howard, the lattera daughter of Dr. James Henry Poett, of Dubhn, Ireland. Amonghis ancestors was General Richardson, surgeon-general of the colo-nial army under Washington and a member of his staff. Among hiscolonial ancestors was Captain Fairchild, of Dedham, ^lassachusetts. When six years of age ^Villiam Henry Howard was taken abroadby his parents and was in school in Twickenham, England, untiltwelve years of age. He later entered St. Pauls School of Concord, New Hampshire, at that time recently founded. When sixteen yearsof age he was taken abroad on account of ill health and continued hiseducation in France and G