He never married.
He studied law with Jackson & Athey in Cleveland, and worked as a notary public. In 1897, he was living in Colorado (per his father's will). In 1900 he was a quartz miner in Santa Rita, Grant County, New Mexico. In 1910 he was manager of a chicken ranch at Gila National Forest, Grant, New Mexico.
In 1920, he was a deputy sheriff in Globe, Gila, Arizona.
In 1925, in the city directory, he was Crier for the US District Court in Phoenix, Arizona, a position he held when he died in 1927.
The cemetery states he was cremated and they have no record of the disposition of the ashes.
He studied law with Jackson & Athey in Cleveland, and worked as a notary public. In 1897, he was living in Colorado (per his father's will). In 1900 he was a quartz miner in Santa Rita, Grant County, New Mexico. In 1910 he was manager of a chicken ranch at Gila National Forest, Grant, New Mexico.
In 1920, he was a deputy sheriff in Globe, Gila, Arizona.
In 1925, in the city directory, he was Crier for the US District Court in Phoenix, Arizona, a position he held when he died in 1927.
The cemetery states he was cremated and they have no record of the disposition of the ashes.
He never married.
He studied law with Jackson & Athey in Cleveland, and worked as a notary public. In 1897, he was living in Colorado (per his father's will). In 1900 he was a quartz miner in Santa Rita, Grant County, New Mexico. In 1910 he was manager of a chicken ranch at Gila National Forest, Grant, New Mexico.
In 1920, he was a deputy sheriff in Globe, Gila, Arizona.
In 1925, in the city directory, he was Crier for the US District Court in Phoenix, Arizona, a position he held when he died in 1927.
The cemetery states he was cremated and they have no record of the disposition of the ashes.
He studied law with Jackson & Athey in Cleveland, and worked as a notary public. In 1897, he was living in Colorado (per his father's will). In 1900 he was a quartz miner in Santa Rita, Grant County, New Mexico. In 1910 he was manager of a chicken ranch at Gila National Forest, Grant, New Mexico.
In 1920, he was a deputy sheriff in Globe, Gila, Arizona.
In 1925, in the city directory, he was Crier for the US District Court in Phoenix, Arizona, a position he held when he died in 1927.
The cemetery states he was cremated and they have no record of the disposition of the ashes.
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