The history of Warner, New Hampshire, for one hundred and forty-four years, from 1735 to 1879 . s., asearly as 1675. The mother of John C. was a Campbell, and DuncanCampbell, a bookseller, and a man of note in his day,is found in Boston as early as 1685. He was fromScotland. His children were,—William, born 1687 ;Archibald, 1689 ; Matthew, 1691 ; Susanna, 1696 ;and Agnes, 1699. Mr. John Ela came with his family from Derry toWarner, in 1844. He was a cloth-dresser and died September, 1867, aged 71. Mrs. Ela diedDecember, 1876, aged 78. John C. Ela married Clara B. Manning, May 10,1851
The history of Warner, New Hampshire, for one hundred and forty-four years, from 1735 to 1879 . s., asearly as 1675. The mother of John C. was a Campbell, and DuncanCampbell, a bookseller, and a man of note in his day,is found in Boston as early as 1685. He was fromScotland. His children were,—William, born 1687 ;Archibald, 1689 ; Matthew, 1691 ; Susanna, 1696 ;and Agnes, 1699. Mr. John Ela came with his family from Derry toWarner, in 1844. He was a cloth-dresser and died September, 1867, aged 71. Mrs. Ela diedDecember, 1876, aged 78. John C. Ela married Clara B. Manning, May 10,1851, who died June 19, 1852. He married for hissecond wife, February, 1858, Louisa J., daughter ofCaleb Watson, of Salisbury, N. H. They have threechildren,—two daughters and a son. Mr. Ela is the proprietor of the saw-mill, the grist-mill, and the carding-mill at Warner village, where alarge amount of business is annually done. To thegrist-mill, people come with their grain from all thesurrounding towns. In 1849 John C. Ela was the colonel of the fortiethregiment of New Hampshire
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