Wilmot U. Mace Biography from History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire
From: Betsy Webber - betsy@megalink.net

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

Page 1135

     WILMOT U. MACE, owner and proprietor of a general store at Rye,
N. H., was born where he now resides, December 29, 1866, a son of William 
R. and Mary (Downs) Mace. Both his parents were natives of Rye, the
father being; a carpenter by occupation. They were members of the Christian
church. Their children were: William H., Horace S., Martha A., now de-
ceased, who was the wife of Fred L. Smart, and Wilmot U., the subject of
this sketch.
     Wilmot U. Mace was educated in the schools of Rye and began industrial
life in a shoe factory at Haverhill, Mass., where he was employed for thir-
teen years and a half. He then worked for two years and a half in a shop
at Portsmouth, after which, coming back to his home town, he started his
present business. He deals in grain, groceries, etc., distributing his produce
mostly by wagon.
     Mr. Mace was married August 3, 1902, to Julia A. Reynolds, of Marion,
Me. a daughter of William P. and Hulda N. (Greenougb) Reynolds, who
were farming people. There were eleven children in the Reynolds family,
nine of whom are now living. Mr. Mace is a republican in politics but re-
serves the right to vote independently when be sees good occasion. He
belongs to the Odd Fellows and to the Junior Order of American Mechanics.
and he and his wife attend the Christian church.

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