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Frank's Family By Frank W. Wing
My mother Hilda S. Wing's picture
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When the "Ten men of Saugus" received it from the Crown in 1637 to that part of Cape Cod which lies south of Plymouth Colony, Mother Deborah and her four sons, John, Daniel, Stephen, and Mathew joined this group and were among the original settlers of Sandwich. Today the Wing Family is still alive and well in America. Starting in 1902 the "Wing Family of America" was establish and has been meeting annually ever since. From June 13, to the 16th of 2002, the family had it's one hundredth annual family meeting at the "Wing Fort House" in Sandwich, Massachusetts. Approximately five hundred members of the Wing Family gather in Sandwich from across America. The "Wing Fort House" in Sandwich was built in 1641 by the Wing Family. The "Wing Fort House" is the oldest house in New England owned and occupied continuously by the same family for over three centuries. Today the house has been restored and preserved by the "The Wing Family of America, Inc.". It is located at Spring Hill Road in Sandwich, Massachusetts and is open to the public on Tuesday through Saturday, June 15th to September 30 from 10:00am to 4:00pm. There is a small charge admission charge. For off-season visits please call the Caretaker at (508) 833-1540.
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For information and pictures on the Wing's Neck Lighthouse on Cape Cod go to: "www.lighthouse.cc/wingsneck/history.html"
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