Edward Everett Redman Biography from History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire
From: Betsy Webber - betsy@megalink.net

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

Page 1119

     EDWARD EVERETT REDMAN, a prosperous shoe manufacturer of
the town of Hampton, head of the Redman Shoe Company, was born in this
town, on the place where he now lives, in 1865. His parents were Amos
Tuck and Mary Elizabeth (Bailey) Redman, farming people. Their chil-
dren were: Susan, wife of John H. Page of Hampton, a shoemaker; Ed-
ward E., subject of this sketch, and William L. Amos Redmond was a son
of Jonathan Redman, his wife being a daughter of David Bailey, of New-
buryport, Mass.
     Edward Everett Redman acquired his education in the common schools.
He began to learn the shoe manufacturing business when eighteen years of
age and has followed it ever since. For nine years he was foreman in a fac-
tory at Lynn, Mass., after which he came to Hampton and established his
present business, in November, 1909, being associated with his brother Wil-
liam L. Redman. The partnership was continued until October, 1913, when,
on account of his health, William L. sold out to our subject, the latter being
now sole proprietor. He manufactures ladies', misses' and children's shoes
only and gives employment to about forty-five hands. 
     Mr. Redman married Lucy M. Clapp of Boston, a daughter of Ozias and
Lucy (Bouve) Clapp her father being a dry goods salesman. There were
two children in the Clapp family, Lucy and John. Mr. and Mrs. Redman
are the parents of four children, namely: Frank Bouve, who is associated
with his father in the shoe business; Amos T., engaged in the shoe business

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at Amesbury , Mass.; Byron E., also with his father, and Lucy, wife of Lea-
vitt Brown, a shoemaker. Mr. Redman is a republican in politics and he
and his wife attend the Advent church.

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