Col. Harry Train, son of Ephraim and Rebekah Train; husband of Sarah "Sally" Andrews. Age 67 years.
Source: History of Cheshire and Sullivan Counties, N.H., 1886, p.403; "The Trains have long resided in town, and have been influential. The family was originally form Weston, Mass., from which town they came to Hillsborough, N. H. at an early date. Harry Train was the first of the name to settle in Washington. Charles and Henry Train, sons of Harry Train, have been prominent citizens of the town, the latter being for some years the proprietor of the hotel at the centre of the town, and representative to the Legislature. Arthur Train, another son of Harry Train, was for many years a very popular and successful physician in Virginia and Chicago."
Source: History of Cheshire and Sullivan Counties, N.H., 1886, p.403; "The Trains have long resided in town, and have been influential. The family was originally form Weston, Mass., from which town they came to Hillsborough, N. H. at an early date. Harry Train was the first of the name to settle in Washington. Charles and Henry Train, sons of Harry Train, have been prominent citizens of the town, the latter being for some years the proprietor of the hotel at the centre of the town, and representative to the Legislature. Arthur Train, another son of Harry Train, was for many years a very popular and successful physician in Virginia and Chicago."
Col. Harry Train, son of Ephraim and Rebekah Train; husband of Sarah "Sally" Andrews. Age 67 years.
Source: History of Cheshire and Sullivan Counties, N.H., 1886, p.403; "The Trains have long resided in town, and have been influential. The family was originally form Weston, Mass., from which town they came to Hillsborough, N. H. at an early date. Harry Train was the first of the name to settle in Washington. Charles and Henry Train, sons of Harry Train, have been prominent citizens of the town, the latter being for some years the proprietor of the hotel at the centre of the town, and representative to the Legislature. Arthur Train, another son of Harry Train, was for many years a very popular and successful physician in Virginia and Chicago."
Source: History of Cheshire and Sullivan Counties, N.H., 1886, p.403; "The Trains have long resided in town, and have been influential. The family was originally form Weston, Mass., from which town they came to Hillsborough, N. H. at an early date. Harry Train was the first of the name to settle in Washington. Charles and Henry Train, sons of Harry Train, have been prominent citizens of the town, the latter being for some years the proprietor of the hotel at the centre of the town, and representative to the Legislature. Arthur Train, another son of Harry Train, was for many years a very popular and successful physician in Virginia and Chicago."
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