Frank P. Hughes Biography from History of Rockingham County, NH
From: Ranee Egee - raneeegee@hotmail.com

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

Page 937

   FRANK P. HUGHES, owner and operator of a good farm of ninety
acres in the town of Greenland, on the Winnicut road, Rockingham
County, N. H., who is also one of the town's assessors, was born in
this town, March 9, 1864, a son of Edward and Catherine (Ahern)
Hughes.  His parents, both natives of Ireland, came to this country
when young and married here.  Both are now deceased.  The father
was a farmer and they were members of the Catholic church.  Their
children were Peter, William, Joseph, John E. and Frank P.
   Frank P. Hughes acquired his education in the common schools,
after which he assisted his father on the latter's farm until he was
fifteen years of age, subsequently working on other farms.  He bought
his present.place in 1899 from the heirs of George Davis, it being then
known as the George Davis farm.  Here he is engaged in general farm-
ing, employing one hand, and raising stock for his own use only.  A
Democrat in politics, he takes an active interest in local affairs, and
served for six or seven years as selectman.
   On February 7, 1890, Mr. Hughes married Catherine Regan, who
was born in Ireland, a daughter of John and Catherine Regan.  Her
parents never came to this country.  They had a large family of ten
children, namely: Nellie, Margaret, Anna, Catherine, John, Jeremiah,
Michael, James, Patrick and Cornelius.  Mr. and Mrs. Hughes have had
three children born to them, Joseph F., William P. and Catherine E.
The family are members of the Catholic church at Portsmouth.

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