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Charles Staniels' residence, 1880

Collection Name:
George W. Perry Scrapbooks
Title:
Charles Staniels' residence, 1880
Creator:
Perry, George W., 1891-1971
Creator Role:
Collector
Accession / Call Number:
1974.045
Object ID:
1974.045.11.006
Date:
1880
Type of Material:
graphic material
Physical Description:
1 photograph
Language:
English
Scope and Content:
Photographic print dated 1880 of Charles Staniels' house on Penacook Street in East Concord, NH. The caption states, "Charles Staniel's Resident Penacook Street corner Mill Street East Concord. 1880 Mr. Charles Staniels with daughter Mable, born February 14, 1878. Charles Eastman Staniel was born December 27, 1844, in Lowell, Massachusetts, and received his education there and at Pembroke Academy. In 1865 went on the road as a commercial saleman [salesman], and later became general agent for a shop making paper collars. In 1886 can back to Concord as general agent for the New Hampshire and Vermont of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurence [Insurance] Company which he held the rest of his life. For many year was a member of the Amoskeag Veterans, the leading military organization of New Hampshire. He entered as a private in 1892, was major commanding from 1903 to 1906. He was married on October 22, 1874. They had four children; Charles Tuttle, born May 22, 1876. Mabel Ruth, born February 1878, married June 2, 1906 to Jay Roy Spiller. Grace, born September 30, 1880, died October 21, 1880. Roscoe, born February 14, 1886, died September 23, 1902."
Locations:
Concord, NH
Terms of Use:
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Credit Line:
Gift of May Nutter.
Restrictions:
Available for research.
Level Description:
Item
Box Number:
2
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