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Collins, Alfred A. (1848-1916)

Name:
Collins, Alfred A. (1848-1916)
Title:
State Legislator, Danville, 1876
Colonel, as a member of Gov. Currier's staff, 1885-7
Councilor, Gov. Bachelder's Executive Council, 1903-5
State Senator
Member, Masons and Knights Templar
Patentee, Collins Spring Heel Process, 1894
Mason, Gideon Lodge No. 84, Kingston, Exeter
Other Names:
Col. Alfred Asbury Collins
Born:
10/15/1848
Birthplace:
Danville, NH
Died:
08/11/1916
Death Location:
Danville, NH
Residence:
Danville, NH
South Danville, NH
Huntington, PA
Nationality:
American
Occupation:
Shoe manufacturer (ladies, misses, and children's low cut shoes), So. Danville, NH, beginning 1868.
Traveling salesman in shoe business, beginning c.1881.
Associate in the C. M. Collins shoe factory; also McLane Collins; also H.S. C.M. Collins.
Father:
Collins, John Hazen
Mother:
Collins, Amy
Relations:
Siblings:
Collins, Cora (m. Edward A. Witherell)
Collins, Emma S. (m. John F. Heath)
Collins, Herbert Sumner
Grandson:
McPherson, Robert Collins
Spouse:
Lincoln, Elvira (1)
Lowell, Kate Colinda
Children:
By Elvira Lincoln:
Alice L. Collins (m. Alan Huntington)
By Kate Lowell:
Marion Collins (m.Robert H. McPherson; 1 son Robert)
Notes:
Politics: Republican.
1916 obituary starts, "Alfred A. Collins, one of the best known citizens in New Hampshire...".
Listed as engineer/builder/or architect for National Register of Historic Places building -- N.H. State Union Armory, Manchester, N.H., 1900-1924 (a.k.a. Hermsdorf Manufacturing Building).
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