• General Notes

  REFN: 2121
  Genealogylibrary.com, Tennessee Cousins, page 386:
  GEORGE HOWARD, OF SOMERSET COUNTY, MARYLAND, SON OF EDMUND
  GEORGE HOWARD, who was called 'the youngest son" in the will of his
  father, EDMUND HOWARD (Md. Calendar of Wills Vol. IV p.2) died in January
  of 1742 in Somerset County, Maryland, leaving a will.  The name of his
  wife was Sarah, which is all we have been able to find about her.  In his
  will George mentioned his "oldest son" Nehemiah, and one other son,
  George.  In the judgment of the compiler, this George Howard had other
  sons whom he failed to mention , who may have been minors at that time. 
  Those sons were Stevens (Stephen) Howard and Obediah Howard. 
  Paschal's History of the North Carolina Baptists, pages 385-386:
  "The first body of Separates to go from North Carolina to South Carolina
  was a large portion of the Deep River Church, which was a traveling
  church, went first to the Broad River section , and there in August,
  1759, established organized worship with Phillip Mulkey as minister. 
  Those who formed this church were:  Phillip Mulkey and wife, Stephen
  Howard and wife, Joseph Breed and wife, Obediah Howard and wife, Benjamin
  Gist and wife; Charles Thompson, Thomas Thompson and R. Collins."
  In the notes from Paschal's History, there is no mention of Nehimiah
  Howard, but in an article containing quotations from Morgan Edward's
  notebook on the Baptists, there is a list of the member of the Deep Creek
  Baptist Church, giving a list of other members of the church in Chatham
  County, N.C. at the time these members migrated to Broad River, which
  shows that Nehemiah Howard was among those who remained behind.
  George Howard, of Somerset Co., MD, was the son of Edmund Howard, who
  left Somerset and migrated up the Potomac with his wife's people, the
  Dents, to Charles Co., MD.  "They say" that there was no relation between
  Joshua Howard, grandfather of John Eager Howard, of Baltimore Co., and
  Edmund Howard, (father of George), and yet we find three of the sons of
  George Howard (Nehemiah, Stevens and Obediah) together in the same church
  in Chatham Co, NC and on Broad River in South Carolina.  In company with
  them, we also find a Benjamin Gist, whom we are practically forced to
  believe was a grandson of Joshua Howard of Baltimore, and the son of his
  daughter, Mary Howard, who became the wife of Nathaniel Gist, who bought
  Lots 8 and 42 in New London townsite in 1757, of which Benjamin Howard,
  the grandson of Joshua Howard's brother, was one of the Trustees.

Details of George's family with Sarah ?