John M. Webster
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913, pg 719

John M. Webster, citizen of Clifton was born in Tennessee 
in 1880 and is a son of Robert and Mary (Billingsly) 
Webster, also natives of that state, where they now reside.  
In their family were the following children: Louise, married 
to G.H. Francis of Erie, Tennessee; John M. of this review; 
Ida, wife of W.S. North of Los Angeles, California; and 
James J. of Chattanooga, Tennessee.

John M. Webster was reared on the family farm in Tennessee 
and divided his time between school and work on the farm.  
He remained in Tennessee until twenty one and then came to 
Arizona and obtained employment with the Arizona Copper 
Company as a laborer in their smelter, rising to that of 
smelter foreman.  In 1910 he was elected county treasurer 
of Greenlee County, serving two terms until January 1, 1915.

On March 16, 1904 he married Miss Nina H. Hilton, a native 
of Kansas whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Price Hilton 
were among the first settlers in Wichita.  Both have 
passed away.  In their family were six children.


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