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		McCulloch was found guilty and sentenced to death.
		McCulloch had been living in Scotland since 1694 under the alias "Mr.
		There is also a legend (quoted by Sir Walter Scott, a distant relation) that McCulloch was in fact saved from execution by a gnome whom he had done a favour for earlier in life, and that he was never seen again.
	encyclopedia.calendarhome.com /cgi-bin/encyclopedia.pl?p=Godfrey_McCulloch (274 words)

	Godfrey McCulloch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gordon later died of the infection caused by the wound.
		McCulloch was found guilty and sentenced to death.
		There is also a legend (quoted by Sir Walter Scott, a distant relation) that McCulloch was in fact saved from execution by a gnome whom he had done a favour for earlier in life, and that he was never seen again.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Godfrey_McCulloch (262 words)

	Cardoness Castle Photo Gallery by dewmuw at pbase.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Legend has it that she was the sole survivor of a tragedy in which her eight elder sisters, her father and her new-born brother drowned in a frozen lake during a celebration of the birth of the infant.
		James McCulloch, who died in 1500, was involved in litigation over land five times, and got embroiled in another dispute when he married his daughter to a man regarded as a "natural idiot" to gain control of additional lands.
		Sir Godfrey escaped to France, but was spotted in Edinburgh in 1697 and beheaded on the Maiden, the Scottish equivalent of the guillotine.
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	MyClan.com : Armigerous Clan McCulloch Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The progenitor of the Argyllshire Mccullochs was said to be Lulach, son of Gilla Comgan, the Celtic Mormaer, or Earl, of Moray.
		Mccullochs witnessed various charters throughout the fourteenth century and Sir Patrick M’Owlache is noted as being restored to his lands in 1363, having previously been forfeited, apparently for allegiance to the English.
		It is recorded in 1507 that the Mcculloch chief, in revenge for a raid on the town of Kirkcudbright, ravaged the Isle of Man, then in possession of the Earl of Derby.
	www.myclan.com /clans/McCulloch_267/default.php (465 words)

	Castle Duncan Forums > Cardoness Castle
		The constant feuding in time left the McCulloch family finances in ruin, and it was the misdeeds of William McCulloch from 1592 onwards that eventually led to the mortgaging of the Cardoness estate.
		The McCullochs seem not to have recognised this change in their circumstances, for by 1668 they were back at Cardoness (the Gordons preferring to remain in their house near Anwoth, called Bush o’ Bield).
		Cardoness is thought to have come into the McCulloch family in 1450, which may well be the date of the present building, and it remained in their hands till 1697 when Sir Godfrey McCulloch was executed in Edinburgh for the murder of Gordon of Bush o'Bield.
	www.castleduncan.com /forum/lofiversion/index.php/t1552.html (2557 words)

	Discover the Wisdom of Mankind on Blinkbits.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Godfrey III of Leuven, Duke of Lower Lotharingia (en)
		Godfrey III of Louvain, Duke of Lower Lorraine (en)
		Godfrey II of Louvain, Duke of Lower Lorraine (en)
	www.blinkbits.com /wikifeeds/GO?from=2400 (207 words)

	In the name of the father - Books - Entertainment - theage.com.au
		Having lunch with the McCulloch clan on the eve of the launch of a new edition of McCulloch's Encyclopedia of Australian Art is like spending time with three generations with a shared passion for art.
		But there can be little doubt that his daughter, Susan McCulloch, and granddaughter, Emily McCulloch Childs, who has joined forces with her mother for the fourth update, are keeping his memory alive.
		McCulloch's view of taking on her father's project comes with a "somebody had to do it" tone of amusement.
	www.theage.com.au /news/books/in-the-name-of-the-father/2006/11/09/1162661829003.html (809 words)

	TheStar.com - Tourism from the U.S. thinning out (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		McCulloch works for a travel company that brings tourists to the Canadian city, but fewer buses filled with travellers will be crossing the border this year.
		In 2002, Godfrey said about 15 per cent of the people who came to ball games were from outside the country, mainly the United States, but after SARS that number fell to 2 per cent.
		McCulloch said the threat of SARS and concerns after 9/11 are not deterring people but instead the unfavourable exchange rate and a lack of entertainment options are being cited as reasons not to visit."For theatre, there hasn't been much to choose from," McCulloch said.
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	Major General Godfrey Irving
		Godfrey George Howy Irving was born at the University of Melbourne on 25 August 1867, the son of Professor Martin Howy Irving.
		Irving died in Melbourne on 11 December 1937 and was buried in Boroondara Cemetery.
		His son Ronald Godfrey Howy Irving graduated from Royal Military College at Duntroon in 1919 and reached the rank of brigadier, while a daughter, Colonel Sybil Howy Irving was founder and Controller of the Australian Women's Army Service during World War II.
	www.unsw.adfa.edu.au /~rmallett/Generals/irving.html (937 words)

	THE OFFICIAL CLAN McCULLOCH WEB SITE. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		In 1353, the McCullochs swore allegiance to King David II of Scotland and in 1360, Patrick McCullagh received compensation of 100 merks for his family's sufferings and loss of lands in Scotland during their staunch support of the Balliols and the King of England.
		From 1363 to 1463, documentary evidence is scant on the Gallovidian McCullochs and it is during this period that some cadet branches of the family may have moved north to the Highlands through marriage or after serving as mercenaries abroad.
		The family of McCulloch of Myretoun was raised to the rank of baronet of Nova Scotia by Charles I in 1634.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /t.mcculloch/mcculloch/history.html (719 words)

	Mac Cullaich’s Blog
		Still another legend says that the McCullochs took their name from a warrior who in the Crusades carried the device of a wild boar (which in Gaelic is cullach) on his shield and distinguished himself in the Holy Land with his gallantry and daring.
		The McCullochs of Scotland descended from two groups: the McCullochs of Myretoun descended the McCullouchs of Drummoral and Mull and the McCullochs of Piltoun descended the McCullochs of Cadboil.
		Cutlar McCulloch returned again and again, to the point that terrified locals made it a habit to eat their meat first and finish with the soup so at least to make sure of something substantial before they were disturbed by the ubiquitous McCullochs.
	maccullaich.wordpress.com (2187 words)

	McCulloch Counties Texas United States North America Regional
		Kline pursuing blood samples in alcohol-related accidentsLawrence Journal World, KS - Apr 12, 2007She and McCulloch said their hospitals must abide by the Privacy Rule issued in 2002 by the US Department of Health and Human Services to implement the...
		North Palm Beach County social scene: Red Cross Angels wore 'Gifts...TCPalm, FL - Apr 17, 2007Hunt, who took the chapter reins from Dean Dimke in January this year, is responsible for overseeing the four counties within the chapter's confines: Glades...
		Tourism groups object to hotel tax legislationHagerstown Morning Herald, MD - Mar 30, 2007Washington County is among six counties in which municipalities could raise their hotel tax by 1 percentage point.
	www.iaswww.com /ODP/Regional/North_America/United_States/Texas/Counties/McCulloch (395 words)

	Clansfolk of Clan MacCulloch
		Sir Godfrey appears to have taken little part in public life though he was a Commissioner for Supply for Wigtownshire in 1685 and represented the Stewartry of Kircudbrightshire in the Convention of Estates in 1678.
		Sir Godfrey was incarcerated in the Tolbooth Prison, to which he was no stranger, having been lodged there some years earlier pending the payment of a fine levied on him in 1668 for his share in his father's persecution of the Gordons.
		Sir Godfrey obliged the little man by altering his plan, and the reward came on the day appointed for his execution, when the gnome appeared on a white horse, took McCulloch out of the cart, rode off with him, and neither of the twain was ever seen again.
	www.chebucto.ns.ca /Heritage/FSCNS/Scots_NS/Clans/MacCulloch/Clansfolk_MacCulloch/EC_Sir_Godfrey.html (559 words)

	Rare Books - Important Acquisitions - National Library of Scotland
		This work concerns the trial and execution of McCulloch, a hereditary baronet of Nova Scotia, for the murder of William Gordon in 1690.
		McCulloch had tried to claim the estate of the family of Cardiness as his own after a long feud.
		For an excellent account of the whole sordid affair, including the rumour that McCulloch was rescued by fairies, see http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Heritage/FSCNS/Scots_NS/Clans/MacCulloch/Clansfolk_MacCulloch/EC_Sir_Godfrey.html This purchase complements the library's existing holding of The last speech of Sir Godfrey M'Culloch at L.C.Fol.76(23).
	www.nls.uk /collections/rarebooks/acquisitions/index.cfm?startRow=286&SORTBY=acqdate (3348 words)

	Club 100 - Prems Round 8 - 2005
		Godfrey was to remain in striking range in the early exchanges without making a full move or being able to see a clear the gap to go for on Mace.
		McCulloch was looking to counter Hicks, but Paul was first in to pass Godfrey, after Simon held up James off turn 1 on lap 3, SC through into turn 2.
		Galliard’s next pit stop was not quick, Godfrey coming back into the battle for 2nd, a lap down, Yeomans and Pethers taking advantage of Symonds mistake to move away, and it looked like this would be the battle to watch as SC looked to be gone.
	www.club100.co.uk /prems_2005_r8.htm (1526 words)

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		It is clear that Tory writers on trade, however sensible we may suppose them, could hardly fail to have a partisan bias in favour of liberty of commerce, and that, however clear-sighted they may have been, they were likely to have their insight sharpened by party prejudice.
		McCulloch, after characterising North as `the intelligent advocate of all the great principles of commercial freedom,' mentions the disappearance of the tract in such a way as to imply that it was suppressed on account of its free-trade views.
		Supposing that the economic consequences of the Revolution would be a victory of the principle of free trade, he published his treatise in 1691; but he was obliged only too soon to yield to the conviction that the result of the Revolution would rather be the extremest intensification of protectionist measures.
	socserv2.socsci.mcmaster.ca /~econ/ugcm/3ll3/ashley/toryfree.html (9976 words)

	Sumner County, Part 2
		The town was named by R. Davis, an Englishman, and a great admirer of the 'Little Duke.' On April 4 the town was surveyed, and L. Myers began the erection of the log house until recently occupied by G. Winn.
		The post office at Wellington was established in 1871 and C. Godfrey, who was appointed Postmaster, kept office in Wood's drug store, a log building in the rear of the present store.
		Godfrey was Mayor in 1874; J. McDonald, in 1875; H. Carter, 1876; J. Bohanna, 1877; A. Shannon 1878-79; J. Bohanna, 1880.
	www.kancoll.org /books/cutler/sumner/sumner-co-p2.html (3446 words)

	tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The tried and tested match winners from the previous week (S McCulloch and S Ward) were surprisingly dropped in favour of the praetorian guard of Osborne, Keogh and Crystal Snr.
		It must be pointed out at this juncture that the ‘dead wood’ referred to were those members of the party who would normally (by the rules of nature theorised by Darwin – the survival of those fittest and able to adapt) have been declared missing presumed dead several decades ago.
		Godfrey and Capt. Oates declared they would never sully their good names with such peccadilloes; they would stick with their Amyl nitrate, oranges, plastic bags and lingerie.
	www.druidscc.co.uk /tour.htm (9032 words)

	The People of Little Shelford - Person Page 8
		In the 1851 Census Susanna Howard Rider and Sarah Ann Rider is shown as the daughter of Alexander Rider, the principal resident at High Street, Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire, England, and Ann Freeman Howard and Sarah Ann Rider lived in the same house.
		She appeared on the 1851 Census in the household of William Godfrey at Hauxton Road, Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire, England, and Ann Freeman Howard, Wellington Rider and Susanna Howard Rider lived in the same house.
		Catherine McCulloch was born circa 1848 in Lanark, Glasgow, Scotland.
	www.robalsmith.id.au /shelford/people/people-p/p8.htm (4006 words)

	mcculloch01
		Margaret or Marion McCulloch (dau of Alexander McCulloch of Myretoun)
		Marie McCulloch (dau of Thomas McCulloch of Cardoness)
		BLG1952 (McCulloch of Ardwall) starts with William, 1st of Nether Ardwall, who "obtained a feu charter of that property, 1587, from his cousins, William McCulloch of Myretoun, Wigtownshire, and his wife Marie McCulloch of Cardiness".
	www.stirnet.com /HTML/genie/british/zworking/mcculloch01.htm (538 words)

	ANNA SMITH: McPigs still run the show Sunday Mirror - Find Articles
		In the sexist world of this Euro MP twit, a real woman greets her man with the dinner on the table and a kiss from a freshly lipsticked mouth.
		But while the rantings of the bold Godfrey have set feminist hearts aflutter with apoplexy, I sense there are plenty of men tittering behind their hands.
		Dumfries and Galloway plod McCulloch last week got the boot because he couldn't keep his baton in his trousers and used his police car for sordid flings with civilian workers at the nick.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4161/is_20040725/ai_n12900133 (718 words)

	Encyclopedia of the Celts : Valerin - Voyage Of Maelduin
		He was languishing there when the door opened, the fairy boy appeared and transported him back to his own castle.
		A similar good fortune befell Sir Godfrey McCulloch on the eve of his execution because he had courteously moved his back door so that his cesspool should not leak into the living-room of a fairy man whose house was beneath his.
		These are two examples of grateful fairies, who respected generosity, true dealing and courtesy when they met them.
	www.celticgrounds.com /chapters/encyclopedia/v.html (1354 words)

	Hickman High School Kewpie News: Class of 1963 Columbia Missouri
		Dorothy Jeannette Godfrey, mother of Charlotte Cole (Class of 1958), Helen Gill (Class of 1960), Martha Schaeffer and Paul Godfrey (Class of 1962) died Saturday, Nov. 11, 2000, at University Hospital.
		Paul Bloomfield Godfrey, father of Charlotte Cole (Class of 1958), Helen Gill (Class of 1960), Martha Schaeffer and Paul Godfrey (Class of 1962) died Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2000, at University Hospital, in Columbia.
		Godfrey was born Sept. 21, 1915, in Redding, Iowa, to Alvan Lawrence and Maude Godfrey.
	www.kewpie.net /family2000.html (15994 words)

	CastleXplorer - Cardoness Castle
		It was built in the 15th century for the McCullochs, a powerful Galloway family who were frequently in dispute with their neighbours.
		They built a tower-house comfortable enough for people of their importance but also strong enough to defend during the local feuds they were so often at the centre of.
		Cardoness Castle was abandoned in the late 17th century following the execution of Sir Godfrey McCulloch for the murder of William Gordon of Buck.
	www.castlexplorer.co.uk /scotland/cardoness/cardoness.php (184 words)

	Our Family - Donahues, Winslows, and Beyond... - Person Page 35
		He married Laura Francis Gobble, daughter of Godfrey Gobble and Jane Redwine, on 9 December 1883 at Jerusalem Baptist Church, Davie Co, NC.
		He was the son of Godfrey Gobble and Sophie Cope.
		Wesley C. Gobble appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Jane Redwine at Tyro Township, Lexington PO, Davidson, NC.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~donahue/families/families-p/p35.htm (3275 words)

	Cardoness
		It was built by the McCulloch family in the late 15th century.
		Cardoness Castle was abandoned in 1697 after the execution of Sir Godfrey McCulloch.
		It was placed in State care in 1927.
	cloghmore.bravepages.com /thestonecircle/dumfries/cardoness.html (115 words)

	News
		Cardoness Castle was built in the 15th Century by the powerful Galloway family, the McCullochs.
		The estate stayed in the McCulloch family’s hands until 1628 when, due to mismanagement of money, it was completely lost to John Gordon, one of the McCullochs’ enemies.
		Around 1668, Alexander McCulloch decided enough was enough and dragged John Gordon’s ailing widow out of her house and threw her in a dung heap.
	www.historic-scotland.gov.uk /sg/news-full-article.htm?articleid=22228 (433 words)

	Long Beach State vs Texas (Mar 11, 2006) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		HBP - by McCulloch (Godfrey); by McCulloch (Espinosa); by McCulloch (Wolf); by Parigi (Cline); by Parigi (Perry).
		Godfrey grounded into double play 2b to ss to 1b (2-0); Longoria out on the play; Espinosa advanced to third.
		Godfrey out at first 1b to p (1-2).
	www.texassports.com /doc_lib/000_stats/base/2006/gm21.htm (1098 words)

	Box score: Texas 4, Long Beach State 3; 03.10.06
		Cruz singled to third base (1-2); Godfrey advanced to second.
		Godfrey singled to left field (2-2); Longoria advanced to second; Espinosa advanced to third.
		Bradley singled up the middle, RBI (1-2); Godfrey advanced to second; Longoria scored, unearned.
	www.statesman.com /sports/content/sports/stories/longhorns/03/11texbase_box.html (1267 words)

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