Tilton, Elmer Stephen (1869-after 1955)
- Name:
- Tilton, Elmer Stephen (1869-after 1955)
- Title:
- State Representative from Laconia Ward 6, 1897-98
NH State Senator (Republican), 1903-04
Auditor, Belknap County
On staff of N.H. Gov. Henry Quinby, 1910-11
Member, Mount Lebanon Lodge, No. 32, F. & A. M., Laconia
Member, Union Royal Arch Chapter, No. 7, Pilgrim Commandery, K. T., Laconia
Member, Mount Belknap Lodge, No. 20, K. P., Laconia
32nd degree Mason -- member, Edward A. Raymond Consistory, of Nashua, NH
Member, Aleppo Temple, Mystic Shrine, Boston, MA - Other Names:
- Colonel
- Born:
- 10/11/1869
- Birthplace:
- Laconia/Gilford, NH
- Died:
- after 1955
- Death Location:
- Laconia, NH (probably)
- Residence:
- Gilford, NH -- 1870 census
Laconia, NH -- resided his entire life. 1910, 1920, 1930 census - Nationality:
- American
- Occupation:
- Ran a hoisery factory with father, G. H. Tilton & Son. Locations in Laconia, Tilton, and Northfield, NH; Columbia, SC; and Savannah, GA. Made children's cotton hosiery.
- Father:
- Tilton, George Henry (1845-)
- Mother:
- Tilton, Marietta Randlett (1844-1874)
- Relations:
- Siblings: None
Parents: Marietta Randlett (1844-1874) and George Henry Tilton (1845-; b. Dorchester, NH), married 1866. After Marietta's death, George married Calista E. Brown (1862-1901) in Columbia, SC, 1883. George married a third time to his cousin, Julia Caroline Green (1862-) at San Jose, CA, 1902.
Grandparents: Mary Lamprey and Osgood Randlett, of Belmont NH. Betsey Ham (1820-1907) and Joseph Sulllivan Tilton (1818-1879; b. East Northfield, NH). Joseph ran a hosiery business in Laconia. - Spouse:
- Harrington, Lillian Gertrude (1868-1959). Married 1892. Lillian was the daughter of E. B. Harrington of Laconia, NH.
- Children:
- Tilton, Charles Henry (1893-; b. Laconia, NH)
Tilton, Elmer Harrington (1895-; b. Laconia, NH; general manager at hosiery mill on 1930 Laconia census)
Tilton, Kenneth Joesph (1900-; b. Laconia, NH; manager at hosiery mill on 1930 Laconia census)
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