. History of Northfield, New Hampshire 1780-1905. In two parts with many biographical sketches and portraits also pictures of public buildings and private residences . of sev-eral instruments and a good singer. He was leader of the choir manyyears. He also served as clerk of the town. He m., Dec. 7, 1848, Mary,dau. of Nathaniel Herrick of Factory Village. He has always residedon the homestead and since her death, Oct. 12, 1899, has lived alone. FRENCH IV. Feank J. Feench (see portrait) came from Concord to N. in 1880 andpurchased the Demore Wyatt farm at the head of Skenduggody was b
. History of Northfield, New Hampshire 1780-1905. In two parts with many biographical sketches and portraits also pictures of public buildings and private residences . of sev-eral instruments and a good singer. He was leader of the choir manyyears. He also served as clerk of the town. He m., Dec. 7, 1848, Mary,dau. of Nathaniel Herrick of Factory Village. He has always residedon the homestead and since her death, Oct. 12, 1899, has lived alone. FRENCH IV. Feank J. Feench (see portrait) came from Concord to N. in 1880 andpurchased the Demore Wyatt farm at the head of Skenduggody was b. at Gilmanton in 1855 and m. Nettie M., dau. of Rev. John , Aug. 16, 1879. They carry on a milk farm with nearly a scoreof cows. Before coming to N. he was for eight years an overseer in theworkshops of New Hampshire state prison. He is a Mason, memberof Doric Lodge, St. Omer Chapter, of Franklin, and Mt. Horeb Com-mandery. Knights Templar, of Concord. They are Free Baptists inbelief, but worship with Congregational Church. Mrs. French was edu-cated at Lebanon Female Seminary. He represented N. in the mem-orable Legislature of 1901. They have one FRANK J. FRENCH. GENEALOGIES. 123 Second Generation. Harold Munsey French, b. at N. Dec. 31, 1884; graduated from NewHampton Literary Institute, class of 1905. FRENCH V. Joh:.- W. French, b. at Chichester Nov. 3, 1862; m., April 6, 1892,Mary S. Jones, b. at Canterbury Nov. 17, 1866. They came to N. , 1899. He is a farmer and resides on the Thomas Lyford place onZions Hill. They are connected with the Northfleld Grocery Co. andMr. French has served the town as one of its auditors. They had threechildren. Second Generation. Lloyd R. French, b. at Laconia Aug. 15, 1895; d. at N. Aug. 20, Ardelb French, b. at Laconia Bveltn French, b. at N. March 28, 1901. FRENCH VI. George French, called Big George, owned the farm on Oak Hilladjoining his Uncle George and cousin of the same name. He m. NancyBuswel
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