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Meaning of "higginson"
higginson (noun) - a surname of English origin. It is used as a last name for individuals and does not have a specific meaning in English outside of personal identification
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- A surname originating as a patronymic.
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Higginson himself contributed generously to the collection.
He was followed by none other than Higginson.
Higginson was never arrested or called to testify.
An exhibition of artifacts related to the historic Higginson house.
Higginson is chosen to be the church preacher.
The firm also owned vessels named Barton and Higginson.
Higginson attended meetings but did not initially want to get involved.
Tesco director Andrew Higginson resigns after missing out on top job.
Higginson has assured me.
A portrait of Gordon Higginson hangs here.
Higginson is remembered as a correspondent and literary mentor to the poet Emily Dickinson.
The company was founded by Lancaster businessman Martin Higginson.
Today it is part of Higginson Park and is a venue for special events.
He was a distant cousin of Thomas Wentworth Higginson.
Higginson also orders the remainder of the group to Richmond in preparation for their attack.
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I just got a letter from Thomas Wentworth Higginson.
Edward Higginson Williams was the first doctor to arrive.
Hotels in Higginson.
Martha Higginson died and was buried at Great Marlow.
Plus, let us not forget Higginson was an unusual guy.
Higginson died in Chudleigh and was declared a Servant of God.
While many volunteers gave up, Higginson walked the whole way.
Torri Higginson is a Canadian actress.
Eruption of a geyser, the Governor Higginson had to do neither.
Higginson with the free kick, looking for an equaliser.
We might need additional help, in particular from Steven Higginson.
Higginson with the free kick, looking for an equalizer.
Alex is travelling with one of Talyllyn 's most dedicated drivers, Phil Higginson.
Higginson believes it will be soon, but he can not arm you himself.
DW, Your book does a great deal to resurrect or restore both figures, Higginson in particular.
Ms. Higginson is another new author for me.
It also represents the many positive contributions made by Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Higginson.
Hold him Higginson with the free kick, looking for an equaliser.
Okay, the knife was made by Higginson in El Paso.
Mr. Higginson says that the law of non-resistance is not admissible as a general rule.
One detachment under Henry Lee Higginson was virtually wiped out in hand-to-hand fighting.
More books from this author, Sheila Sweeny Higginson.
He asked Steve Higginson to take notes for the Commission 's meeting report.
Elrod seemed skeptical of the Justice Department 's arguments while Higginson of those brought by Texas.
Lynda Higginson was born into a working-class family in the mining town of Leigh, Lancashire.
The rescue was extremely dangerous because the waves were breaking around the wrecked H. C. Higginson.
When Weir was declared dead, Torri Higginson had been contracted for four episodes of Season 4.
Higginson the abolitionist?
Following publication, William James and Thomas Wentworth Higginson corresponded with him about the book.
The producers, for their part, believed they were being gracious to Higginson.
As you can see, Mr. Higginson is not messing around.
Higginson was discussed as a possible candidate for canonization in 1928.
Ever your friend, Higginson.
Ivar and Lee Higginson had designed their first financial mousetrap . ".
Her April 1862 letter to the well-known literary figure Thomas Wentworth Higginson certainly suggests a particular answer.
