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Rehoboth Minute Men unit. Several Bucklins were members of the Rehoboth Minute Men in 1774. They have said they would welcome any Bucklin (man or woman) who wants to dress the part and parade with them. Women march behind the men to stay away from the firing of weapons done by the recreators
Professor Deasy, an authority on
Gaspee documents, graciously answered our questions on historical
points . . and Bucklins enjoyed bringing family members to the parade.
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. . Pawtuxet
Rangers
---- Our society director, Leonard Bucklin, has appeared in costume in the
parade several years. The musket Leonard carries in the parade has been
loaned each dome by Capt Ron Barnes of the Pawtuxet
Rangers, a generous loan which we much appreciate. Photo on the right
shows Capt. Ron Barnes in the center. Descendent of Commodore Whipple on the
left of the photo. Bucklin on the right.
