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

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      EDMOND G. TRUDEL, a member of the firm of Trudel & Bellavance,
wholesale and retail dealers in liquors at Derry, N. H., was born in St.
Menique, Canada, in 1866, son of Edmond G. and Philomine Trudel. In
his youth he learned the blacksmith trade under his father and at the age of

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twenty started out for himself, going first to Vermont, in which state he fol-
lowed his trade for two years. Subsequently he followed it elsewhere, going
from place to place until he located in Exeter, N. H., where he conducted a
shop of his own for three years. About fifteen years ago he came to Derry
and worked at his trade here and occasionally at other occupations until 1908,
when the firm of Trudel & Bellavance was formed, which now does a whole-
sale and retail business of considerable magnitude, being the only wholesale
house in Derry. As a business man Mr. Trudel takes an intelligent interest
in politics, without, however, aspiring to public office. He belongs to the
fraternal orders of Elks and Eagles and also to several French societies,
being president of the St. John Baptiste Society.
      He married first Miss Rosa Bouque, who died in March, 1909, having
been the mother of four children, namely: William F., of Springfield, Mass.,
Altha, Abilena and Lura.  Mr. Trudel subsequently married Miss Emma
Landry, of Derry, N. H. They are members of the Catholic church and have
many friends and acquaintances in and around Derry.

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