Huntingdon

The court order will allow Dan and Diane Winkler, who live in Huntingdon, to see their grandchildren, he said.

Mary Winkler has full custody of her three daughters 2008

When he came back to England from his island with his parrot and his parasol and his chest full of treasure, he lived for a while tranquilly enough with his old wife on the estate he bought in Huntingdon, for he had become a wealthy man, and wealthier still after the printing of the book of his adventures.

Nobel Lecture - Literature 2003 2003

Margaret Thatcher’s Finchley rests at the southern end of the main route to Edinburgh; John Major’s Huntingdon is on the A1 as it goes through Cambridgeshire and Tony Blair’s Sedgefield covers both sides of the highway in County Durham.

The A1 rule 2005

Margaret Thatcher’s Finchley rests at the southern end of the main route to Edinburgh; John Major’s Huntingdon is on the A1 as it goes through Cambridgeshire and Tony Blair’s Sedgefield covers both sides of the highway in County Durham.

Archive 2005-05-01 2005

On July 10, 1976, he had an unexpected telephone call from the managing editor in Huntingdon.

Woodstein U: Notes on the Mass Production and Questionable Education of Journalists 1977

On July 10, 1976, he had an unexpected telephone call from the managing editor in Huntingdon.

Woodstein U: Notes on the Mass Production and Questionable Education of Journalists 1977

On July 10, 1976, he had an unexpected telephone call from the managing editor in Huntingdon.

Woodstein U: Notes on the Mass Production and Questionable Education of Journalists 1977

Huntingdon [it was not called Huntingdon then] I was offered a very enticing fellowship at the University of Chicago, and Bess Adams was urging me to be her roommate there.

Oral History Interview with Olive Stone, August 13, 1975. Interview G-0059-4. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007) 1975

The Huntingdon was the doyen of London clubs; its titled members could have filled a very large volume.

Colorado Jim George Goodchild

The next morning being the Sabbath they invited me to accompany them to church, a distance of some three miles, to a place called Huntingdon, which invitation I readily accepted.

A brief miscellaneous narrative of the more early part of the life of L. Tilmon : pastor of a colored Methodist Congregational Church in the City of New York, 1853