Harry T. Lord Explained

Harry True Lord
Office:Member of the
New Hampshire Executive Council
Second District
Term Start:1911
Term End:1912
Office2:President of the New Hampshire Senate
Term Start2:1909
Term End2:1911
Office3:Member of the New Hampshire Senate
Seventeenth District
Term Start3:1908
Term End3:1911
Office4:Member of the
New Hampshire House of Representatives
Manchester, New Hampshire
Ward 4
Term Start4:1920
Term End4:September 1, 1923
Office5:Member of the
New Hampshire House of Representatives
Term Start5:1905
Term End5:1908
Office6:Delegate to the
New Hampshire
Constitutional Convention
Representing Manchester, New Hampshire Ward 4
Term Start6:1902
Term End6:1902
Office7:President of the
Manchester, New Hampshire
Common Council
Term Start7:1899
Term End7:1902
Office8:Member of the
Manchester, New Hampshire
Common Council
Ward 4
Term Start8:1899
Term End8:1902
Birth Date:May 7, 1863
Death Date:September 1, 1923
Spouse:Flora J. Cooper; m. September 27, 1897
Florence M. Stanley m. October 16, 1912
Children:Elizabeth Lord born July 13, 1899

Harry True Lord (May 7, 1863 – September 1, 1923) was an American politician and lawyer who served as a Republican member of the New Hampshire Executive Council, President of the New Hampshire Senate, as a Member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives and as a member of and the President of the Manchester, New Hampshire Common Council.[1]

Lord was born May 7, 1863, to Harrison Dearborn and Julia (True) Lord in Manchester, New Hampshire.[1]

Lord graduated from Dartmouth College in 1887. For several years after he graduated from Dartmouth Lord worked as a school teacher. His father encouraged him to study law and so he read for the law at the office of Hon. David Taggart and he was admitted to the New Hampshire Bar in 1894.[1]

For several years after he graduated from Dartmouth Lord worked as a school teacher,

On September 27, 1897, Lord married Flora J. Cooper, and they had a daughter Elizabeth Lord born on July 13, 1899. After Flora died, Lord married Florence M. Stanley on October 16, 1912.

Notes

  1. http://www.nh.gov/nhdhr/publications/legport3/lord.html - Portraits of Legislators On State House Third Floor Harry T. Lord

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