Spaulding-Fearing papers, 1687-1959.

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Spaulding-Fearing papers, 1687-1959.

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Correspondence, diaries, account books, deeds, militia papers, papers relating to schools and education, and miscellaneous business and legal documents, of members of the Spaulding and Fearing families, chiefly of Hingham and Tewksbury, Mass.; and genealogical notes. Includes letters (1776) describing the march of a Revolutionary militia regiment from Boston to Connecticut; scrapbook of Civil War newspaper clippings relating in part to the 6th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Militia; 2 letters (1881) from Sarah Caroline (Wilder) Spaulding to her husband, John Fearing Spaulding, describing her teaching activities at Hampton Institute (Va.); Ernest R. Spaulding's journal (1929) of an automobile trip from Boston to San Diego, Calif., and back and his "One Man's Family," a typescript history of the Spaulding family of Tewksbury, written in 1937. (Con't) Additional persons represented include Sampson Spaulding, John Fearing, of Hingham, Mass., his wife, Abigail (Marsh) Fearing, their son, Thomas Fearing, of Hingham, Benjamin Franklin Spaulding, of Tewksbury, Mass., and his wife, Mary (Fearing) Spaulding.

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Massachusetts Historical Society

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Hampton University (Va.)

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Massachusetts. Militia

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Fearing, Thomas, 1749-1820.

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Spaulding, Benjamin Franklin, 1811-1881.

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Fearing, Abigail Marsh, 1722-1814.

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Spaulding, Sarah Caroline Wilder

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Fearing family.

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Spaulding, Sampson, 1711-1796.

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Spaulding, Mary Fearing, 1811-1906

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Spaulding, John T., 1849-1932

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Fearing, John, 1720-1787.

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Spaulding family.

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Spaulding, Ernest Ripley.

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