George C. Healey Biography from History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Surname: HEALEY
Source:  History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire and Representative Citizens
          by Charles A. Hazlett, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill., 1915

Page 968

     GEORGE C. HEALEY, who is engaged in agricultural operations
in Hampton Falls, was born in this town, August 26, 1853, a son of Wells
Weare and Sarah E. (Dodge) Healey. He is a grandson of Wells
Healey, in former days an extensive farmer of Hampton Falls, who in-
troduced the first horse-rake and mowing machine ever used in the
town. Wells Healey married Elizabeth, daughter of Joshua Pickering,
of North Hampton. He died in 1857. His children were: Wells W.,
father of the subject of this sketch; Charles N., a large farmer in Strat-
ham; William P.. who was a sea captain, and Newell W.
     Wells Weare Healey was born in the town of Hampton Falls in 1820.
He became one of the town's leading citizens, representing it in the legis-
lature in 1852-1853. He married Sarah E., daughter of Isaac Dodge,
and they had two children: George C., and Mary Frances, who died
in 1885.
     George C. Healey was educated in the public schools and at Andover
Academy (Mass.) subsequently taking a course in Amherst Agricultural
College. He has since been engaged in agricultural pursuits, and is now
one of the progressive and prosperous farmers of his town. He has
taken a prominent part in public affairs, having served efficiently in vari-
ous offices. He was town clerk and selectman for a number of years;
representative in 1889, and a delegate .to the constitutional convention
in 1912; On December 14, 1881, he married Miss Harriett Dodge daugh-
terof John William and Harriett (Dunklee) Dodge of Hampton Falls.
He and his wife have a daughter, Frances, born July 4, 1886.

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