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[28447] http://hometown.aol.com/davidwilma/family/flood009.htm states "He was in military service in 1637 in the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts, Boston, MA, and bore its standard. He was able to bear arms in 1643 at Barnstable, MA. He was a planter in 1643 at Barnstable. He was admitted as a Freeman on 3 Jun 1652 at Barnstable, MA." His surname is also found Huckings and Huggins. He m. 3 Nov 1649 at Barnstable, MA Rose, widow of Hugh Hillier - Rose d. 1687 at Barnstable, MA. A note in NEHGR 40:80 lists him as Commisary [sic] on the staff of Major William Bradford in the Plymouth, MA Regiment during King Philip's War. See NEHGR 51:76 staes his "name appears sixth on the original master roll of the Artillery Co 1637, and who was Com'y Gen. of the Plymouth Colony forces in King Philip's War." "First Settlers of Barnstable, MA" in NEHGR Vol. 2, p. 64 (also see p. 194) states Thomas m. (1) in 1642 Mary Wells (d. 28 July 1648) and provides their children and that he m. (2) Rose Hyllier, widow (d. 1687, at age 71) and lists their children. Ancestry.com offers: "Huckins Name Meaning - English: patronymic from a pet form of Hugh."
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[5265] http://www.catsclaws.fsnet.co.uk/history%20movie.htm reports that Henry "founded Kirkstall Abbey near Leeds, and was a famous crusader who died in Palestine in 1177."
[50344] Find A Grave memorial 81533483 offers Harold's obituary: "Bangor - Harold Clifford Spaulding, 80, died peacefully Nov. 1, 2006, in Bangor, after a long illness. He was born May 16, 1926, in Newburgh, the son of Howard Ashmore Spaulding and Isabella Victoria Rogers. He was the husband of Beatrice A. (Carter) Spaulding. Harold and Beatrice were married 57 years ago in St. Louis. Harold was a professional salesman. He started his career in the South and Midwest. He returned to Maine and sold statewide for many years. Prior to retirement, he traveled throughout New England. Harold liked selling, it was the gateway to his true passion . . . driving. He was predeceased by his parents; a brother, Robert, who died in infancy; and a brother-in-law, Robert G. Runnells. In addition to his wife, he is survived by his sister, Marguerite S. Runnells of Hermon; two daughters, Margo S. Shropshire and husband, Phillip, of Veazie, Victoria J. Carey and husband, Arthur Jr., of Hartland; grandchildren, Elizabeth Spaulding of Old Town, Jason Spaulding and wife, Heather, of Bradley, Melinda (Carey) Manzo and husband, Louis, of Hartland, Arthur G. Carey III and wife, Connie, of Palermo; two nephews, one niece and 11 great-grandchildren. Harold is also survived by his best friend and constant companion of the last three years, his service dog, Jack."
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[9268] "The New Bloomfield Times, 31 May 1881," p. 5: "John Wormley of Tyrone township was killed on Thursday last. He was helping put up a foot-log over Sherman's Creek near Thos. Morrow's when by some means the log slipped from its place and striking on the back of his head crushed him into the water. For a moment he was not missed, till the blood rising on the water, caused a search. He was at once got out by his comrades, but died in about an hour, speaking but once after the accident. He leaves a wife and three children to mourn his sudden death. Several others were slightly injured."