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

Page 1250

      ROY R. ROLLINS,* owner and proprietor of a general store is also
town clerk for the town of North Hampton, N. H. He was born in North
Hampton, October 25, 1876, and is a son of Jonathan and Francis (Marston)
Rollins, the father a native of North Hampton and the mother of Greenland.
      Jonathan Rollins was a leading citizen here and was actively identified 
with town affairs. He established a general store about the year 1880, and
continued it until his death. He served efficiently at different times in the
offices of town clerk and treasurer. His marriage to Francis Marston re-
sulted in the following issue: Mary Arabell, wife of Thomas B. Shaw; Fan-
nie, wife of Herman Marston, station agent at Greenland; and Roy R.
      Roy R. Rollins attended the grade and high schools of Newburyport and
supplemented this training with a course in Bryant and Stratton's Business
College of Boston, of which he is a graduate. Returning home he started
as clerk for his father in the store and since the latter's death has carried on
the business himself. He served for a time as town treasurer, and for a period
of thirteen years has been clerk of the town of North Hampton. He is a 
democrat in politics and has always worked actively for the success of his
party and its principles. Religiously he attends the Congregational Church.

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