Charles A. Badger Biography from History of Rockingham County, NH
From: Ranee Egee - raneeegee@hotmail.com

Surname: BADGER
Source:  History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire and Representative Citizens
          by Charles A. Hazlett, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill., 1915 
Page 947

   CHARLES A. BADGER, a well known resident of Portsmouth, who is 
engaged in business as an agriculturalist, stockman and lumberman, 
occupies what was formerly known as the Frank Jones estate in Ward 3, 
having re-moved to this location from Newington in 1908.  He was born in 
Ports-mouth, N. H., September 11, 1863, a son of David and Nancy 
(Campbell) Badger.  His father is now deceased, but his mother survives and 
resides with him in Portsmouth, being now over seventy-five years old.  
David Badger in early life was a well known ship builder of Portsmouth, but 
later settled in Newington and there engaged in farming.  He held various 
municipal offices in Portsmouth, and after his removal to Newington, served 
as selectman of that town.  In politics he was a Democrat.
   Charles A. Badger was twelve years old when he accompanied his parents 
to Newinton.  He was educated in the public schools and after completing 
his studies took up farming,  in which he has been engaged very 
successfully.  The estate on which he now resides, which was formerly 
owned by the late Frank Jones, contains about 300 acres and is kept in fine 
condition by its present owner.  Mr. Badger is and up-to-date and public 
spirited citizen, taking an active interest in everything calculated to advance 
the moral or material betterment of the community.  While a resident of 
Newington he served creditably for two years as selectmen, and was a 
candidate for the legislature, running on he Democratic ticket.  He is a 
member of the lodge of Elks at Portsmouth, and since coming to this city has 
also been a candidate for the legislature, from Ward three.
   Mr. Badger married Catherine Hutchinson of Cambridge, Mass., whose 
father now resides in that city, her mother being deceased.  Mr. and Mrs. 
Badges have two children:  Paul and Orville.

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