. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. the New Hamp-shire Agricultural college. Prof. Sanborn married, June 4, 1872, Belle G. Osborneof Loudon. Their children are Harry W., Alice, andCarl J. JOHN ALBERT PEASLEE,Bradford. Bradford and Newbury are among the rugged townsin the backbone region of the state, but there are goodfarms and thrifty farmers within their limits, as has beenevidenced by the exhibitions of the Bradford and New-bury Agricultural Soci-ety during the past 20years, with which JohnAlbert Peaslee of theformer town has beenprominently identifiedfrom the start. M
. New Hampshire agriculture : personal and farm sketches. the New Hamp-shire Agricultural college. Prof. Sanborn married, June 4, 1872, Belle G. Osborneof Loudon. Their children are Harry W., Alice, andCarl J. JOHN ALBERT PEASLEE,Bradford. Bradford and Newbury are among the rugged townsin the backbone region of the state, but there are goodfarms and thrifty farmers within their limits, as has beenevidenced by the exhibitions of the Bradford and New-bury Agricultural Soci-ety during the past 20years, with which JohnAlbert Peaslee of theformer town has beenprominently identifiedfrom the start. Mr. Peaslee, son ofJohn and Betsey (Pres-by) Peaslee, was bornDecember 14, 1845, onthe old homestead uponwhich his father was theoriginal settler, clearingit up and residing uponit for sixt3^-two he was reared andhas spent the greater portion of his life. He was educated in the town schoolsand has always been actively identified with the townsinterests. November 22, 1871, he married Miss MariaR. Smith, daughter of Ira Smith of New London. They. John Albert Peaslee.
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