Son of General John A Arthur and Charlotte Haight. Frequently referred to as John Augustus Arthur, Jr. before the death of General John Arthur.
In April, 1837, the Arthur family moved to Burlington, Vermont. John Arthur jr. worked as a clerk in Dr. Robert Moody's drug and hardware store until 1841, when Dr. Moody died. John then partnered with Luther M. Hagar to operate the same business until 1861.
In 1861, Arthur began working for the United States customs service as a special deputy collector for the port of Burlington. He continued in that position until a year before his death.
John and Harriet Fowler Hall married on June 6, 1848, in Burlington, Vermont. They had six children.
Obituaries were published in the St. Albans Weekly Messenger (Saint Albans, Vermont) on July 13, 1905 and in The Burlington Free Press (Burlington, Vermont) on July 13, 1905.
In April, 1837, the Arthur family moved to Burlington, Vermont. John Arthur jr. worked as a clerk in Dr. Robert Moody's drug and hardware store until 1841, when Dr. Moody died. John then partnered with Luther M. Hagar to operate the same business until 1861.
In 1861, Arthur began working for the United States customs service as a special deputy collector for the port of Burlington. He continued in that position until a year before his death.
John and Harriet Fowler Hall married on June 6, 1848, in Burlington, Vermont. They had six children.
Obituaries were published in the St. Albans Weekly Messenger (Saint Albans, Vermont) on July 13, 1905 and in The Burlington Free Press (Burlington, Vermont) on July 13, 1905.
Son of General John A Arthur and Charlotte Haight. Frequently referred to as John Augustus Arthur, Jr. before the death of General John Arthur.
In April, 1837, the Arthur family moved to Burlington, Vermont. John Arthur jr. worked as a clerk in Dr. Robert Moody's drug and hardware store until 1841, when Dr. Moody died. John then partnered with Luther M. Hagar to operate the same business until 1861.
In 1861, Arthur began working for the United States customs service as a special deputy collector for the port of Burlington. He continued in that position until a year before his death.
John and Harriet Fowler Hall married on June 6, 1848, in Burlington, Vermont. They had six children.
Obituaries were published in the St. Albans Weekly Messenger (Saint Albans, Vermont) on July 13, 1905 and in The Burlington Free Press (Burlington, Vermont) on July 13, 1905.
In April, 1837, the Arthur family moved to Burlington, Vermont. John Arthur jr. worked as a clerk in Dr. Robert Moody's drug and hardware store until 1841, when Dr. Moody died. John then partnered with Luther M. Hagar to operate the same business until 1861.
In 1861, Arthur began working for the United States customs service as a special deputy collector for the port of Burlington. He continued in that position until a year before his death.
John and Harriet Fowler Hall married on June 6, 1848, in Burlington, Vermont. They had six children.
Obituaries were published in the St. Albans Weekly Messenger (Saint Albans, Vermont) on July 13, 1905 and in The Burlington Free Press (Burlington, Vermont) on July 13, 1905.
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