A Modern History of New London County Connecticut
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During all this time he was widely interested in real estate, largely in this county, amounting to a business of considerable importance. Mr. Brown is now retired from all active participation in business interests of any kind, and still resides in North Stonington.
Mr. Brown has responded more than once to the call to public service. He has thrice been selectman of the town of North Stonington, and was also elected tax assessor at one time. He has long been an active member of the North Stonin...gton Grange, No. 138, and for four successive years was presi- dent of the Grange Fair, of North Stonington. Politically, he is a Democrat.
Mr. Brown married (first) Lydia Ann Dougherty, of Rhode Island. He married (second) Iphogenia Whitford, of Mankato, Minnesota. They attend and support the Congregational church.
GEORGE. EVERETT MARTIN— The Martin family is found in New England from the coming of the "Mayflower, " although Christopher Martin, who came on that ship, left no descendants, the entire family being carried away by the "first sick- ness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During all this time he was widely interested in real estate, largely in this county, amounting to a business of considerable importance. Mr. Brown is now retired from all active participation in business interests of any kind, and still resides in North Stonington.
Mr. Brown has responded more than once to the call to public service. He has thrice been selectman of the town of North Stonington, and was also elected tax assessor at one time. He has long been an active member of the North Stonin...gton Grange, No. 138, and for four successive years was presi- dent of the Grange Fair, of North Stonington. Politically, he is a Democrat.
Mr. Brown married (first) Lydia Ann Dougherty, of Rhode Island. He married (second) Iphogenia Whitford, of Mankato, Minnesota. They attend and support the Congregational church.
GEORGE. EVERETT MARTIN— The Martin family is found in New England from the coming of the "Mayflower, " although Christopher Martin, who came on that ship, left no descendants, the entire family being carried away by the "first sick- ness.
What to read after A Modern History of New London County Connecticut?
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