Arthur was born and raised in southeast Iowa, but in the late 1870s, Arthur followed his older brothers James and John to Nebraska and Missouri.
In 1881 Arthur married Martha A Ambrose in Brazito, Missouri. The Cameron family farmed the land south of Jefferson City until 1907 when they were part of the westward expansion in New Mexico Territory.
Arthur was a blacksmith, farmer and continued the family practice when he became the Post Master of Cameron, New Mexico until 1935.
In 1881 Arthur married Martha A Ambrose in Brazito, Missouri. The Cameron family farmed the land south of Jefferson City until 1907 when they were part of the westward expansion in New Mexico Territory.
Arthur was a blacksmith, farmer and continued the family practice when he became the Post Master of Cameron, New Mexico until 1935.
Arthur was born and raised in southeast Iowa, but in the late 1870s, Arthur followed his older brothers James and John to Nebraska and Missouri.
In 1881 Arthur married Martha A Ambrose in Brazito, Missouri. The Cameron family farmed the land south of Jefferson City until 1907 when they were part of the westward expansion in New Mexico Territory.
Arthur was a blacksmith, farmer and continued the family practice when he became the Post Master of Cameron, New Mexico until 1935.
In 1881 Arthur married Martha A Ambrose in Brazito, Missouri. The Cameron family farmed the land south of Jefferson City until 1907 when they were part of the westward expansion in New Mexico Territory.
Arthur was a blacksmith, farmer and continued the family practice when he became the Post Master of Cameron, New Mexico until 1935.
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