Family
- Wife: Clara Hesperia Bannister Congdon 04/29/1854 - 07/12/1950
Children:
- Walter Bannister Congdon 11/05/1882 - 10/20/1949
- Edward Chester Congdon 05/20/1885 - 11/27/1940
- Marjorie Congdon (Dudley) 1/12/1887 - 10/11/1971
- Helen Clara Congdon (d'Autremonte) 2/16/1889 - 5/19/1966
- John Congdon 1891 - 1893 (exact dates not known)
- Elisabeth Mannering Congdon 4/22/1894 - 06/27/1977
- Robert Congdon 9/4/1898 - 6/12/1975
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