Hebron New Hampshire

Biography of Alvah Charles Ferrin

Alvah Charles Ferrin, born August 13, 1835, in Plymouth, N.H., was a notable contractor and builder in Concord. He served in the U.S. Navy during the Civil War, joining in 1864 and participating in operations in Mobile Bay. After the war, he returned to his career in masonry, co-founding successful firms over the decades, and built significant structures in the area. Ferrin was also active in various fraternal organizations, including the Masons and I.O.O.F., and remained a Republican throughout his life.

Biography of Albert Bingham Woodworth

Albert Bingham Woodworth, born on April 7, 1843, in Dorchester, New Hampshire, was a prominent merchant and the Mayor of Concord. His lineage included Revolutionary War veteran Sylvanus Woodworth. Raised in Hebron, he completed his education at Boscawen Academy. Woodworth’s business career began at a young age, eventually leading to the formation of Woodworth Brothers in Concord. Politically active, he served as Alderman and represented Concord in the state legislature before his mayoral election in 1896. He was married to Mary Parker and had three children.

Biographical Sketch of William C. Hobart

William C. Hobart, born in Hebron, N.H., was a prominent carpenter and farmer who lived in Unity for 20 years before relocating to Charlestown in 1870. He was active in the local Masonic Lodge and the Methodist church, serving as steward for many years. Hobart was first married to Emily Hunton, with whom he had one child, and later married Mrs. Spencer. Now retired, he is remembered as a substantial citizen contributing to the community.