Commemorative biographical record of Hartford County, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families . ng in 1868. Hemarried Aliss Elizabeth E. Morton, and they hadnine children, of whom two died in infancy. Of thej others, Frank E. died in 1874: Elisha AI., our sub-ject, was second in the order of birth ; H. D. residesin East Hartford; George G. died in 1893; WilliamE. conducts a meat market in Broad Brook ; MaryE. married Francis Pierce, of South Windsor; andAliss Alabel E. resides at Wapping, Connecticut. As
Commemorative biographical record of Hartford County, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families . ng in 1868. Hemarried Aliss Elizabeth E. Morton, and they hadnine children, of whom two died in infancy. Of thej others, Frank E. died in 1874: Elisha AI., our sub-ject, was second in the order of birth ; H. D. residesin East Hartford; George G. died in 1893; WilliamE. conducts a meat market in Broad Brook ; MaryE. married Francis Pierce, of South Windsor; andAliss Alabel E. resides at Wapping, Connecticut. As our subject was only twelve years old whenhis father died he began to realize the responsibili-ties of life earlier than most boys. He remainedwith his widowed mother at the old Alorton home-stead until he reached the age of twenty-one, whenlie went to Junction City, and engaged inbusiness as a cattle dealer, making purchases in dif-ferent parts of Texas, Colorado and Kansas, andshipping herds to the Eastern markets. After sevenyears he returned home, and became interested inthe meat business at Broad Brook in partnershipwith his brother. William E., the firm dealing also.
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