Fred S. Fellows Biography from History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Surname: FELLOWES
Source:  History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire and Representative Citizens
          by Charles A. Hazlett, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill., 1915

Page 1231

       FRED S. FELLOWES, connected with the stationery business of James
H. Batchelder, of Exeter, who has also been town clerk of Exeter for the
last eighteen years, was born in this town, October 11, 1862, a son of Ephraim
and Ann T. (Simpson) Fellowes. The father, who was born in Exeter,
N. H., and was a merchant here for a number of years, died in 1865. His
wife was born near Bangor, Me. They had one child, Ella, who is now de-
ceased, and Fred S.  After the death of Ephraim Fellowes, his widow mar-
ried John W. Clement, a grocer of Exeter. Mrs. Clement is still living, being
now in her eighty-third year. She had no children by her second husband.
       Fred S. Fellowes was graduated from the Exeter high school in 1879 and
at once entered the employ of Mr. Batchelder, with whom he has since re-
mained. He was married in 1895 to Miss Emma J. Heaphy, a native of
Exeter and daughter of Patrick and.Mary J. (Earley) Heaphy. Her parents,
who were natives of Ireland, were married in this country, the father being
connected with the business of the Merrill's and also with the tannery here.
Their children were: Emma J., J. Henry, Mary J., Nellie B., Edward,
Annie L., Katherine, wife of James Kennedy, Mary J., the wife of Gail R.
Osgood, Nellie B., the wife of Edward E. Lewis, and Annie L., wife of
Charles E. Helfer. Mr. and Mrs. Fellowes have three children: Ella Flor-
ence, Frederick G., and Robert. Mr. Fellowes is a Republican in politics.
Fraternally he belongs to the Royal Arcanum and to the Ancient Order of
United Workmen. His family are old residents of Exeter, his paternal
grandfather, Ephraim Fellowes, having been a well known and respected
citizen of the town many years ago. 

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