George E. Odell Biography from History of Rockingham County, NH
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Surname: ODELL
Source:  History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire and Representative Citizens
          by Charles A. Hazlett, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill., 1915 
Page 943

   GEORGE E. ODELL, who, in association with his brother, Samuel T. 
Odell, owns seventy-five acres of good farm land, forty-five of which are 
situated in Greenland and thirty in Stratham, was born in Greenland, 
Rockingham county, N. h., September 6, 1857.  His father was George 
Washington Lafayette Odell, and his mother before her marriage was 
Elizabeth Libby, born in Scarborough, Me., a daughter of Storer Libby.  
The paternal grandfather of our subject was Dr. George Odell, who 
owned the farm now owned and operatedby the Odell brothers, and 
which is known as the George Odell Farm.  George W. L. Odell, the 
father, was in early life a speculator and later a farmer.  Their children 
were: George E., whose name appears at the head of this sketch;  Sam-
uel T., who is employed in the navy yard at Portsmouth, and William 
Allen.
   George E. Odell was educated in the common schools and subse-
quently took up farming on the farm he now owns in connection with 
his brother and they are carrying on the business very successfully.  
They keep fifteen head of cattle.  He is a Republican in politics and 
belongs to the Grange and the Junior Order of American mechanics.  
   Mr. Odell was married October 7, 1913, to Mrs. Alice Barnaby, 
widow of Trueman Barnaby, her parents being from Nova Scotia.  By her 
first marriage she had nine children.  The family attend the Con-
gregational Church, and are numbered among the prosperous agricul-
tural people of this section.

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