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

Page 953

     HOWARD M. WIGGIN is a highly successful agriculturist of
Rockingham County, N. H., residing on his valuable farm of one hun- .

Page 954 

dred and twenty-five acres in the town of Stratham. He was born in
Stratham on September 14. 1882 and is a son of Herbert and Emma
L. Wiggin. He is an only child and his widowed mother makes her 
home with him.
     Mr. Wiggin obtained his early educational training in the public
schools of Stratham and in Exeter High School, after which he pursued
a two-year course in Durham College, He then returned home and
took up agricultural pursuits, at which he has been more than ordinarily
successful. He follows general farming and dairying, shipping milk
to Boston, Mass. He is a man of progressive ideas, and farms along
modern lines.
     Howard M. Wiggin was united in marriage with Miss Elizabeth B.
Thurston, who was born in Newton, N. H., and is a daughter of Melvin
L. and Jessie Thurston. She has the following brothers and sisters :
Charles H., Ada M., William F. and Cora B. Mr. and Mrs. Wiggin
have five children, namely: Albert E., Howard M., Lena B., Alice G.,
and Jessie L. .Religiously the family attend the Congregational Church.
Mr. Wiggin is independent in politics and takes an earliest interest in
those measures and candidates calculated to give the highest public
service.

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