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The expedition reached the mouth of the Columbia River May 9, 1849--six months out of New York and having sailed twenty-two thousand miles--they proceeded up the river ninety miles to Fort Vancouver, the headquarters of the Hudson Bay Company, situated on the north bank of the Columbia River--what is now Washington. His grandfather, James Woods, came to America in 1773 and settled in Pennsylvania, where the father of the subject of this sketch, Samuel Woods, was born in the same year 1773. Fyvie remained in the hands of the Meldrums for about 160 years, passing through the hands of several (probably five) generations of the family, but as we don't know the genealogy of this part of the Meldrum family, we can't say whether an eldest son ever inherited.

Blanche Ames' husband, Oakes Ames, a member of the Ames family, owners of the Oliver Ames and Sons Corporation at 28 Main Street in North Easton. This district, known as Unionville, is inhabited by about ninety families, and, in response to a petition of certain inhabitants thereof, the State Department of Health during the past year investigated the condition of the water supply in Unionville, as a result of which it was found that many of the wells in use were badly polluted, and the Department is informed also that many of them have failed during the dry seasons that have occurred in recent years. Many of the residents attended the Evangelical Congregational Church at the CenteL Those in the southern part of Easton who were Catholic would travel by horse and wagon or train to North Easton and the Immaculate Conception Church.Whether there is another one built into the castles 'highest tower', nobody seems to know, but the biggest problem is the one said to be underneath the water-gate. Twelfth Iowa; about face; commence firing," when they beheld a full and perfect line of Grey formed in their rear.

March 9, 1874, that part of the road curving to the north just west of the factory was discontinued, a more direct road having been made to take its place. The Second Iowa had the best chance for the honors at Donelson, but the Seventh, Twelfth and Fourteenth did nobly. On November 16, 1901, Edward Martin Williams married Malvina Adelaide Bennett in Easton, daughter of Alfred L.Following his graduation from Harvard in 1898, Oakes started the Ames Botanical Laboratory at Harvard, becoming a world-known center for the study of orchids and economic botany. June 22d, the brigade was relieved from its place in front line and with the remainder of the Fifteenth Corps sent back to Black River to guard the rear from an attack by Johnson; very heavy guard and patrol duty was kept up then until July 4th. On the 18th the Fifteenth Corps with First Division in advance, took the road at Walnut Hills, pressing the corps between the rebels in Vicksburg and those at Yazoo River until the head of the column reached the Mississippi above Vicksburg, and the left rested on Jackson road.

In 1982 Fyvie Castle was once again placed on the market, and in 1984 it was purchased by the National Trust for Scotland. Louis where they arrived November 15th, his brigade having marched within the last thirty days five hundred and forty three miles--within the last sixty days eight hundred and seventy-nine miles, and since June 16th, one thousand four hundred and nine miles. Even today the 1907 Morse can cruise along at 45-50 mph with ease and attain a maximum speed of at least 65.When the valve-in-head idea was reintroduced in the late thirties or early forties, it is alleged that Buick paid the Morse family for the rights to the idea. The wheels were made from hickory, with twelve spokes in the front wheels and ten spokes in the rear. In 1930, living at 257 Massapoag Avenue were Oakes, a Professor of Botany at Harvard, and his wife, Blanche B. October 15, 1853, he resigned his commission and removed to his lands in Iowa and in September, 1856, married Miss Kezia Hight in Jones county, Iowa. A formal rock garden, designed by Oakes Ames, was built to the north of the house, complete with stone paths, steps, and benches.