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He dwelt at New London about ten years, and during that period was twelve times chosen deputy to the General Court, the elections being semi-annual. In an account extant at Gloucester, reference is made to the time 'when Hugh Caulkin went with the cattle to Pequot.' This was doubtless in 1651, and it seems to intimate that in his removal he took the land route through the wilderness, and had charge of the stock belonging to the emigrant company.

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At the latter place he was one of the selectmen from 1643 to 1648 inclusive, a commissioner for the trial of small causes in 1645, and deputy to the General Court in 16. He brought with him wife Ann and several children, and settled with others of the party, first at Marshfield, and then at Gloucester. Blinman, in 1640, from Monmouthshire, on the borders of Wales. Hugh Caulkins was one of the party that came with Mr. Smith's to the mill.' ġ660 Hugh Caulkin and his son John removed to Norwich in 1660. The inhabitants were divided into three squadrons, and in case of an alarm Sergeant Miner's squadron was to repair to Hugh Caulkins', Captain Denison's to the meeting-house, and Lieut. Ĭ 1653 'Three places in the town were fortified, the mill, the meeting-house, and the house of Hugh Caulkins, which stood at the lower end of the town, near the entrance of Cape Ann Lane. Ī 'larger neck, called Wampassock, and containing 550 acres of upland, with a smaller neck adjoining, was given to Hugh Caulkins. ġ651 At the May 22nd session of the court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, it was 'ordred by this Court that Hugh Calkin, the deputy of the towne of Gloc', in regard of his remoueall out of this jurisdiction, vppon his request shall be dismist from the service of this Courte, provided y t the towne make choyce of another, accordinge to law, to supply his roome.' ġ651 In New London, Connecticut, 'Beginning at the lower end, Hugh Calkins had the first lot by the Lyme road, or highway to Nahantick, as it was then called, find next him was his son-in-law Hugh Roberts.' ġ651-52 Hugh Caulkins and others were given marshland, then under water, which they undertook to drain.

the names of the Deputyes of the seuerall townes' included 'Hugh Caulkin' for Gloucester. Per Curiam.' ġ651 On May 7, 'Att a Generall Courte of Election, held at Boston, the 7 th of the 3 d Mo th. ġ650 On October 16 at a session of the court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, 'Hugh Calkin, a member of the Howse of Deputyes, vppon his vrgent & extraordinary occasions,' was 'dismist from attendance the seruice of the Court. ġ645 On June 18 at a session of the court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, 'Hugh Caulking, Thomas Smith, & Obadiah Brewen' were 'appointed to end smale cawses for y e toune of Glocester for this yeere ensewing.' ġ650 On May 22, 'Att a Courte of Elecc'on, held att Boston, the 22 th 3 M o,' the 'Deputjes retourned from y etounes to serve at this Courte' included Hugh Calkin for Glocester.

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ġ640/41 On March 2, 'Mr Richard Blindman, Mr Heugh Prychard, Mr Obadiah Brewen John Sadler, Heugh Cauken, Walter Tibbott were propounded to be made free the next Court' in Plymouth Colony. ġ639 Deborah, daughter of Hugh Calkin, was buried on October 4 in St Oswald, Chester, Cheshire, England. ġ639 Deborah, daughter of Hugh Culkin, was baptized on April 17 in St. ġ631 'Rebecca Cawkin' was baptized the 'viiijth November' in Waverton, Cheshire, England. ġ629 'Mary daughter to Hugh Cawkin' was baptized the 'xxvijth December' in Waverton, Cheshire, England. Janet and Robert Wolfe Genealogy - Go to Genealogy Page for Hugh Calkin - Go to Genealogy Page for Annġ627 'Sara daughter to Hugh Calkin' was baptized the 'vjth of May' in Waverton, Cheshire, England. Hugh Calkin-Ann, Marriage, Family, Genealogy, about 1626

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