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

Page 938

   ADIN S. LITTLE, a member of the firm of Little, frost, & Co., general 
merchants at Hampstead, N. H., was born in this town, Octo-ber 14, 
1870, a son of Adin L. and Mary E. (Mooers) Little.  His pa-ternal 
grandfather was Louis Little, a cooper by trade.  Adin L., the father, was 
a carpenter by trade.  He was born in Hampstead, N. H., and served in 
the Civil war.  His wife, Mary, was a native of Derry.  
   Adin S. Little was educated in the public schools of Hampstead, after 
which he took up farming for awhile.  He then entered into the meat 
business, in which he was engaged for some fifteen years. Selling out at 
the end of that time, he returned to his farm and cultivated if until 1909, 
at which time he entered into his present partnership with Mr. Frost.  
They have an up-to-date store, well stocked with salable goods, and are 
doing a prosporous business.
   Mr. Little has been town moderator since 1910 and has also been a 
member of the school board for four years.  He belangs to St. Marks 
Lodge, A. f. & A. M., of derry, N.H., and also to the Chapter, R. A. M., 
to the Junior Order of American mechanics, of which he is past 
Pages 939 and 940 contained a portrait.

Page 941

state councilor, and to Hampstead Grange, of which he is past state 
commander and past master.
   In 1891 Mr. Little married Fannie C. Emerson, a daughter of Alfred P. 
and Francenia Emerson, and who was born in Hampstead in 1872.  
Their children are:  Adin S., born October 28, 1899;  Perry S., born 
April 12, 1901; Francenis M., born April 30, 1903; and Elizabeth E., 
born December 21, 1908.   

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