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Title: Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts, with a history of Worcester society of antiquity;
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Crane, Ellery Bicknell, 1836-1925, ed
Subjects: Worcester society of antiquity. (from old catalog) Worcester County (Mass.) -- Genealogy
Publisher: New York, Chicago, The Lewis publishing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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terest in military matters and belonged to a com-pany of militia. Politically he was first a Whigand later a Republican. Mr. Huntley married JuliaTucker, of Lyme, Connecticut, and their childrenwere: William H., born March 3, 1821 ; JosephL., April 29, 1822; Julia A., September 10, 1823;Jane E.. December i. 1825; Rominc C, April 4,1828: Stephen C, November 20, 1830; Niles H.,October 15. 1834; Horace H., March 5. 1836; NilesR., May 10, 1840; and Charles Romine, see for-ward. Charles Romine Huntley, son of Alanson P. andJulia (Tucker) Huntley, was born May 10, 1840,in Windsor, Connecticut. With his twin brother,Niles R., he moved to Oakdale, Massachusetts, apart of West Boylston. At the age of nineteenhe was sent to Nichols Academy. Dudley, Massa-chusetts, where he studied for several terms. Onhis return to Oakdale he went into the bootmakingbusiness, and in the early part of the civil war en-deavored to enlist, but could not pass until July27, 1863, when he was accepted and joined Com-
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^Z^^ :^. ^2 7c WORCESTER COUNTY pany G, Tliird RLgiinciil, Massacliusctts HeavyArtillery. He served in the Army of the Potomacimtil the end of the war. After his return lionic he resumed his trade ofhootmaking, which he followed for six years inNorth Brooktield, with the firm of the Batchcllcrs.He lived for a long period in Worcester, finallysettling in West Boylslon. where he has since re-mained. While in Worcester he was employed forsome time in the otTice of Herbert GofT, dealer inbuilding supplies. He later was associated in mer-cantile business with William P. Rowell. He be-longs to the (jrand Army of the Republic Post, ofWest Boylston, aivd is affiliated with Central Lodge.Xo. i68, Independent Order of Odd Fellows andMount Vernon Encampment, of Worcester. He isa Republican in politics, and a member of Trinity(Methodist Episcopal) Church, of Worcester, inwhich he has served as librarian. ^Ir. Huntley married, April 22, 1863, Olive Julia,born January 24, 1845, daughter of Norman H

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