Fremont P. Moulton Biography from History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire
From: Betsy Webber - betsy@megalink.net

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

Page 1120

     FREMONT P. MOULTON, a contracting mason of the town of North
Hampton, employing four hands, was born in this town July 12, 1855, a son
of John and Sally A. (Bachelder) Moulton. The parents were also natives
of North Hampton, the father being in early life a fisherman and later a car-
penter. They attended the Congregational church and in politics he was a
democrat. Both are now deceased. They had but two children, Warren B.
and Fremont P.
     Fremont P. was educated in the common schools and at Hampton Acad-
emy. When eighteen years of age he started to learn the mason's trade,
which he has since followed with prosperous results. He has also a farm of
53 acres on which he raises produce for his own use. A democrat, like his
father, he has served as selectman and takes a good citizen's interest in the
cause of good government and the prosperity and development of the town.
     Mr. Moulton married Amy A. Brown, who was born in North Hampton,
daughter of Adna and Sally (Marston) Brown, who were farming people.
In the Brown family were two children, Minnie, who is the wife of Herbert
J. Tarleton, and Amy, now Mrs. Moulton. Mr. and Mrs. Moulton's chil-
dren are as follows: Erwin B., a mason, and Ada E., who is a teacher in
the Montgomery Industrial School at Montgomery, Ala.   Erwin B. Moulton
married Maude Dalton, daughter of George E. and Emma (Jenness) Dalton
of North Hampton and they have two children, Leavitt Erwin and Lucille
Ada. Mr. Moulton and family attend the Congregational church.

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