Bio of Boutelle, Charles Herbert (b.1853) Wabasha Co., MN
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This bio comes from "HISTORY OF WABASHA COUNTY" 1884.
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Boutelle, Charles Herbert, (page 1049), farmer, is a son of the last above 
subject (Charles M. Boutelle-deceased), and was born in Antrim, New 
Hampshire, November 1, 1853. He was reared here, and received a 
common-school education. He was married November 5, 1877, to Clara A., 
daughter of Willard and Susan Merrill; she was born in Goodhue county, and 
her parents in New Hampshire and Canada. They have one child, born 
December 18, 1880, and christened Willard C. Mr. Boutelle is an 
independent republican. He was a member of the grange while it existed.
War of 1812