Arnold worked as a bookkeeper. He built a house on his parent's property in Mather Township, near Emo Ontario.
He was the author of "Rathwells of Lanark County Ontario", and was well known and well respected for his research regarding the Rathwells, and connected families, of Lanark County.
From his obituary: he was survived by one brother, and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was the author of "Rathwells of Lanark County Ontario", and was well known and well respected for his research regarding the Rathwells, and connected families, of Lanark County.
From his obituary: he was survived by one brother, and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Arnold worked as a bookkeeper. He built a house on his parent's property in Mather Township, near Emo Ontario.
He was the author of "Rathwells of Lanark County Ontario", and was well known and well respected for his research regarding the Rathwells, and connected families, of Lanark County.
From his obituary: he was survived by one brother, and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was the author of "Rathwells of Lanark County Ontario", and was well known and well respected for his research regarding the Rathwells, and connected families, of Lanark County.
From his obituary: he was survived by one brother, and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
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