Arthur never married. He is buried beside his mother in the Mason Cemetery.
He was a farmer and a land speculator, buying land in Texas around 1895 -1900. He also bought land in Ontario, Canado.
He had a Model A. Ford. He had brass knuckles, which he carried in Texas, which were given to Bob Eckhart.
He went to Ohio with a couple on a farming venture, but returned to Michigan.
He died at the home of his brother Fred.
In the 1880 census his mother, Mary, is living with him.
He was a farmer and a land speculator, buying land in Texas around 1895 -1900. He also bought land in Ontario, Canado.
He had a Model A. Ford. He had brass knuckles, which he carried in Texas, which were given to Bob Eckhart.
He went to Ohio with a couple on a farming venture, but returned to Michigan.
He died at the home of his brother Fred.
In the 1880 census his mother, Mary, is living with him.
Arthur never married. He is buried beside his mother in the Mason Cemetery.
He was a farmer and a land speculator, buying land in Texas around 1895 -1900. He also bought land in Ontario, Canado.
He had a Model A. Ford. He had brass knuckles, which he carried in Texas, which were given to Bob Eckhart.
He went to Ohio with a couple on a farming venture, but returned to Michigan.
He died at the home of his brother Fred.
In the 1880 census his mother, Mary, is living with him.
He was a farmer and a land speculator, buying land in Texas around 1895 -1900. He also bought land in Ontario, Canado.
He had a Model A. Ford. He had brass knuckles, which he carried in Texas, which were given to Bob Eckhart.
He went to Ohio with a couple on a farming venture, but returned to Michigan.
He died at the home of his brother Fred.
In the 1880 census his mother, Mary, is living with him.
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