Charles Stinson

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Charles Stinson (1800-1878) was a two time member of the New Hampshire legislature.

[edit] Life

Stinson, a military captain, was from Goffstown, New Hampshire. He was the father of four children, Jane, Letitia, Susan and Mary. Mary was the wife of Minneapolis industrialist Charles Alfred Pillsbury.[1]

Charles Pillsbury was influential in naming a street after the Stinson family in Minneapolis, Stinson Boulevard.[citation needed]

[edit] Career

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[edit] References

  1. ^ From the "Biographies of Goffstown, NH, People"[1]
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