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

Page 1246

      CHARLES M. REMICK,* general farmer and milk dealer, owning 100
acres of land on the Brackett road in the town of Rye, was born on his present
farm in 1857, a son of John F. and Mary Frances (Seavey) Remick, the
father, a farmer, being a native of Maine and the mother of Rye, N. H. Both
are now deceased. Their children were John A., Etta Y., Elizabeth, now de-
ceased, who was the wife of Charles Spear; and Charles M.
      Charles M. Remick was educated in the common schools and the high
school at Rye Center. He then began assisting his father on the latter's farm
and so continued until the father's death, after which he bought out the other
heirs and has since operated the farm alone. He does general farming and
in summer operates a milk route to the beach. A democrat in politics, he has
served efficiently as selectman, town treasurer and highway agent, and is a
trustee of the public library.
      Mr. Remick married Emily B. Brown, who was born in Rye, daughter of
Charles J. and Mary L. (Drake) Brown, whose family consisted of the fol-
lowing children: Abbie B., wife of Fred B. Parsons; Agnes; J. Arthur, and
Emily B., now Mrs. Remick. Mr. and Mrs. Remick are the parents of four
children: Mary, wife of Edmund Watson; John Harold; Charlotte Ber-
nice, and Francis E.  Mr. Remick and family attend the Congregational
church, in which he is a deacon, being also church treasurer. He is an ener-
getic and prosperous citizen and is highly respected in the town.

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