It is fortunate, then, that Hannah Breece's family prevailed upon her to write ... in a deal negotiated by Secretary of State William H. Seward, the territory still was regarded by many as ...

William H. Brooks MASHPEE, MA — William H ... and tireless volunteer in the communities his family called home. He is survived by eldest daughter Susan B. Drinker, daughter Debra B. Mango and son ...

OLI SCARFF/AFP via Getty There won't be an Easter outing with the royal family for Kate Middleton, Prince William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis this year. Although King ...

Prince William and Kate will instead spend the Bank ... that the King and Queen will be joined by members of the royal family for the Easter Matins service at St George's Chapel in Windsor on ...

However, it appears the dynamic might have backslid on the heels of Harry’s court case, William’s latest charity hire and surprising plans for the family’s Easter celebrations. Keep ...

The great-great-grandson of 19th-century British Prime Minister William Gladstone said he was horrified to learn seven years ...

During a recent meeting of the Hale County Commissioners, Benny Cantwell said it was believed to have belonged to William C.

The U.S. has sought to acquire the massive Arctic island since at least the 1860s. When William H. Seward bought Alaska, he really wanted Greenland too. The U.S. became close to buying Greenland a ...

When the season was over, Mahomes and wife Brittany welcomed another baby to the family. They also went on vacations as Patrick was also working out to transform his famous “dad bod” into the ...

The Miller family is back in major league sports. Five years after selling the Utah Jazz, the Larry H. Miller Co. has taken control of the Real Salt Lake and the Utah Royals soccer clubs.

William and Kate will instead stay with Prince ... They are choosing to spend time together as a family before the children go back to school,' a source close to the family told the Mirror.

Sometimes, just trying to figure out the advertising in the venerable Exeter News-Letter in the 19th century can be puzzling.