James Howe, son of Robert, came to Massachusetts from England with his brother, Abraham, settling first in Roxbury, then moving on to Salem and Ipswich.He married Elizabeth, the daughter of John Dane and Frances (Bowyer) Dane of Roxbury, Massachusetts.James was a weaver by trade and he served as juror and constable as well.James lived at "Ipswich Farms"south of the Rowley-Ipswich boundary line, where he built two houses, the second of which had a front door driven full of nails to prevent the Indians from cutting through.His sons James and Abraham also had houses on the estate, which later became the homestead of Mrs. JAMES 1 HOWE was born May 1598 in Hatfield, Bread Oak, Essex, England 1, and died in Ipswich, MA.He married ELIZABETH DANE.She died January 21, 1693/94 in Ipswich, MA 2.
įollowing Peña's discovery, a third version of the film, featuring at least one scene which doesn't occur in either of the other two, was found in the collection of former film distributor Blackhawk Films.Genealogy Report: Descendants of JAMES HOWEġ. They now believe the rediscovered version was Keaton's final cut intended for wide distribution. Film historians have since found evidence that the version of The Blacksmith Peña uncovered was a substantial reshoot undertaken months after completion of principal photography and a preview screening in New York. In June 2013, Argentine film collector, curator and historian Fernando Martín Peña (who had previously unearthed the complete version of Metropolis) discovered an alternate version of this film, a sort of remake whose last reel differs completely from the previously known version. Buster Keaton as Blacksmith's assistant.Buster Keaton hoists a Model T engine from a wrecked car as Virginia Fox flirts with an unidentified actor in a scene still for the 1922 comedy short The Blacksmith.
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