Son of Daniel S Dinsmoor and Amelia M (Whittemore) Dinsmoor
The Late Arthur W.Dinsmoor:
"Arthur W. Dismoor, city treasurer of Laconia, is a native Laconian, the son of the late Hon. Daniel Stark Dinsmoor and Amelia M. (Whittemore) Dinsmoor, born Jan. 11, 1870. Mr. Dinsmoor is a descendant of the famous Gen. John Stark, the Revolutionary hero, while the Dinsmoors are descendants of John Dinsmoor, one of the early settlers of New Hampshire, who was noted for his honesty and uprightness both by white men and Indians in the old colonial days.
"Mr. Dinsmoor was educated in our public schools and at New Hampshire Conference seminary at Tilton. For ten years he has been a faithful and trusted attache of the Laconia National bank, and he also holds several other positions of trust and honor. He was elected city treasurer in March, 1894, and has held the office ever since that time, being re-elected at each subsequent annual election. He was one of the New Hampshire state auditors in 1895, is treasurer of the Belknap County Fish and Game League and also treasurer of the Laconia Press Association.
"He is an attendant at the Congregational church, and is a member of the Masonic fraternity, holding the office of Junior deacon in Mt. Lebanon lodge at the present time. He is also a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen.
"Mr. Dinsmoor married Amy W. Hatch, June 21, 1893, and they have two sons, Daniel S. and Theodore Weston."
Source: The Illustrated Laconian
The Late Arthur W.Dinsmoor:
"Arthur W. Dismoor, city treasurer of Laconia, is a native Laconian, the son of the late Hon. Daniel Stark Dinsmoor and Amelia M. (Whittemore) Dinsmoor, born Jan. 11, 1870. Mr. Dinsmoor is a descendant of the famous Gen. John Stark, the Revolutionary hero, while the Dinsmoors are descendants of John Dinsmoor, one of the early settlers of New Hampshire, who was noted for his honesty and uprightness both by white men and Indians in the old colonial days.
"Mr. Dinsmoor was educated in our public schools and at New Hampshire Conference seminary at Tilton. For ten years he has been a faithful and trusted attache of the Laconia National bank, and he also holds several other positions of trust and honor. He was elected city treasurer in March, 1894, and has held the office ever since that time, being re-elected at each subsequent annual election. He was one of the New Hampshire state auditors in 1895, is treasurer of the Belknap County Fish and Game League and also treasurer of the Laconia Press Association.
"He is an attendant at the Congregational church, and is a member of the Masonic fraternity, holding the office of Junior deacon in Mt. Lebanon lodge at the present time. He is also a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen.
"Mr. Dinsmoor married Amy W. Hatch, June 21, 1893, and they have two sons, Daniel S. and Theodore Weston."
Source: The Illustrated Laconian
Son of Daniel S Dinsmoor and Amelia M (Whittemore) Dinsmoor
The Late Arthur W.Dinsmoor:
"Arthur W. Dismoor, city treasurer of Laconia, is a native Laconian, the son of the late Hon. Daniel Stark Dinsmoor and Amelia M. (Whittemore) Dinsmoor, born Jan. 11, 1870. Mr. Dinsmoor is a descendant of the famous Gen. John Stark, the Revolutionary hero, while the Dinsmoors are descendants of John Dinsmoor, one of the early settlers of New Hampshire, who was noted for his honesty and uprightness both by white men and Indians in the old colonial days.
"Mr. Dinsmoor was educated in our public schools and at New Hampshire Conference seminary at Tilton. For ten years he has been a faithful and trusted attache of the Laconia National bank, and he also holds several other positions of trust and honor. He was elected city treasurer in March, 1894, and has held the office ever since that time, being re-elected at each subsequent annual election. He was one of the New Hampshire state auditors in 1895, is treasurer of the Belknap County Fish and Game League and also treasurer of the Laconia Press Association.
"He is an attendant at the Congregational church, and is a member of the Masonic fraternity, holding the office of Junior deacon in Mt. Lebanon lodge at the present time. He is also a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen.
"Mr. Dinsmoor married Amy W. Hatch, June 21, 1893, and they have two sons, Daniel S. and Theodore Weston."
Source: The Illustrated Laconian
The Late Arthur W.Dinsmoor:
"Arthur W. Dismoor, city treasurer of Laconia, is a native Laconian, the son of the late Hon. Daniel Stark Dinsmoor and Amelia M. (Whittemore) Dinsmoor, born Jan. 11, 1870. Mr. Dinsmoor is a descendant of the famous Gen. John Stark, the Revolutionary hero, while the Dinsmoors are descendants of John Dinsmoor, one of the early settlers of New Hampshire, who was noted for his honesty and uprightness both by white men and Indians in the old colonial days.
"Mr. Dinsmoor was educated in our public schools and at New Hampshire Conference seminary at Tilton. For ten years he has been a faithful and trusted attache of the Laconia National bank, and he also holds several other positions of trust and honor. He was elected city treasurer in March, 1894, and has held the office ever since that time, being re-elected at each subsequent annual election. He was one of the New Hampshire state auditors in 1895, is treasurer of the Belknap County Fish and Game League and also treasurer of the Laconia Press Association.
"He is an attendant at the Congregational church, and is a member of the Masonic fraternity, holding the office of Junior deacon in Mt. Lebanon lodge at the present time. He is also a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen.
"Mr. Dinsmoor married Amy W. Hatch, June 21, 1893, and they have two sons, Daniel S. and Theodore Weston."
Source: The Illustrated Laconian
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
