. History of Cheshire and Sullivan counties, New Hampshire. born twodaughters,—Mary Maria, born June 10, 1836;Marcia Ette, born July 14, 1838. She marriedA. P. Bennett, of Concord, January 1, 1859, towhom were born two sons,—Frank R. andEugene A. Bennett. Mr. Runals was a man of superior businessability, a good manager, safe counselor in pub-lic affairs, though he sought no office and heldnone until 1855, when he, with Mr. Winn, waschosen to represent the town in the State Legis-lature, and re-elected the following year. In the June session of the Legislature in1860 an act was passed dividing
. History of Cheshire and Sullivan counties, New Hampshire. born twodaughters,—Mary Maria, born June 10, 1836;Marcia Ette, born July 14, 1838. She marriedA. P. Bennett, of Concord, January 1, 1859, towhom were born two sons,—Frank R. andEugene A. Bennett. Mr. Runals was a man of superior businessability, a good manager, safe counselor in pub-lic affairs, though he sought no office and heldnone until 1855, when he, with Mr. Winn, waschosen to represent the town in the State Legis-lature, and re-elected the following year. In the June session of the Legislature in1860 an act was passed dividing the town ofBoscawen, and forming the town of Webster, inthe west part. In the following August, attheir first meeting, Mr. Runals was chosen oneof the selectmen, and the following March wasre-elected ; also chosen to represent the town inthe State Legislature; was re-elected the follow-ing year. He held no office after this ; wouldaccept none. His advice was frequentlysought, freely given and safely followed bythose who succeeded him in public
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