Everett W. Call Biography from History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire
From: Cindy Godbout - 5ofClubs@Mediaone.net

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

Page 1222

        EVERETT W. CALL, who is engaged in the express and truck busi-
ness in Portsmouth, N. H., was born at Kittery Point, York County, Me.,
December 15, 1860, son of John C. and Abbie (Saywards) Call. Both his
parents were natives of Maine, the father of Kittery Point and the mother
of Wells. The former was a sea captain until reaching the age of sixty
years, after which he followed farming. Their children were John J., Charles
W., Howard M., Everett W., Almond D., Martin L. and Henry C.
       Everett W. Call was educated in the common school at Kittery Point,
after which he spent six years as an employe of the Boston & Maine Rail-
road. He then worked twenty years in the express business for Jackson &
Co., of Portsmouth, after which he started his present business, using two
wagons and being assisted by his son. In politics he is a democrat. Mr.
Call has been three times married: first to Addie Tobey, of Kittery Point,
Me., who died, leaving two children, Edward E. and Curtis. He married
secondly Mamie Danmenburge, of North Kittery, who died leaving one son,
Raymond C. Mr. Call subsequently married Emma H. Manson of North
Kittery. They have a son Harold, who married Bessie Jenness and has a
daughter, Dorothy. Mr. Call and his family attend the Congregational
church.

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