Cole, James C. (1791-1867)

Name:

Cole, James C. (1791-1867)

Title:

Subscriber and Trustee, Rochester Academy, 1827, 1836
Member, Methodist Episcopal Church, Rochester
Clerk, Town of Rochester, 1838-1850
Trustee, New Hampshire Conference Seminary, Northfield, NH 1846-1860
Director, Rochester Bank, 1854-
Trustee, Norway Plains Savings Bank, 1851-
Secretary, Humane Lodge No. 21, F. & A. M.
Member, New Hampshire House of Representatives, 1851, 1852

Other Names:

Cole, James Charles

Born:

00/00/1791

Birthplace:

Boston, MA

Died:

12/12/1867

Death Location:

Rochester NH

Residence:

Boston, MA 1791
Rochester, NH 1792-1867

Nationality:

American

Occupation:

Silversmith
Clockmaker
Watchmaker
Jeweler

Father:

Cole, Edward

Mother:

Farnham, Ann

Relations:

Successor (1812) to Edward S. Moulton.
Father of Shubael B. Cole, silversmith.

Spouse:

Married Betsey D. Nutter (1789-1866),

Children:

Shubael B., born 1819; died 1886; silversmith; worked in Great Falls, later Somersworth, NH)
Elizabeth A. (c.1817-1852; m. C. P. Weeks; buried Rochester, NH; children)
James C. Jr. (d. young; buried Rochester, NH)
Harriet Newell, born 1817; died 1820
Cole, Edward C. (d. at 20 years old, buried Rochester, NH)
Cole, Caroline S. (d. young, buried Rochester, NH)
Cole, Ann (buried Rochester

Notes:

Henry N. Flynt and Martha Gandy Fales, The Heritage Foundation Collection of Silver, With Biographical Sketches of New England Silversmiths, 1625-1825. (Old Deerfield, Massachusetts: The Heritage Foundation, 1958), 187.

Franklin McDuffee, History of the Town of Rochester, New Hampshire, From 1722 to 1890. (Manchester, New Hampshire: The John B. Clarke Company, 1892), 133, 170, 171,172, 173, 263, 264, 265, 272, 307, 465, 466, 469.

Charles S. Parsons, New Hampshire Silver. (Exeter, New Hampshire: Adams Brown Company, 1983, 91.

Advertisement, The Sun, Dover, New Hampshire, November 5, 1814.

Death Notice, Portsmouth Journal of Literature and Politics, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, December 21, 1867.

Old Rochester Cemetery, Rochester, New Hampshire.