The Cogswells in America - citizen hylbom blog

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Parsiins B. Ci)i;s\vell completed his education at Clinton Grove Academy,
Weare, N. H., under the instruction of ^^oses A. Cartland, Esq., and entered
a printing office, Nov. 25, 1847, in Concord, N. H. Mr. Cogswell pursued the
business of a practical printer and publislier, and became the associate editor
of the Daily Monitor, the first daily paper started in Concord, N. H. He
was a member of the City School Board from 1858 for twenty-five years. He
represented Ward Five of Concord, N. H., in the State Legislature in 1872
and 1S73. He belonged to the New Hampshire Historical Society, New-
Hampshire Press Association, of which he was President several years, and
the Athenaium and Appalachian Clubs, Boston. In 1877 he visited California,
Oregon, Canada, and most of the States in the North and West. In 1878 and
1S79 he travelled in Europe, Palestine, and Eg}-pt. Mr. Cogswell was the
.\uthor of Glints from over the Water.
RICHARD HENRY LEE COGSWELL.
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