C. CAMPBELL
History of Arizona, 1898

C. Campbell is a native of Price Edward's Island, Canada, 
but has, for the past four years, been a resident of Phoenix, 
where by his business ability and courteous deportment, he 
has gained many warm and lasting friends.  Born October 16, 
1865, he was liberally educated in the public schools of 
the island, learned the carpenter's trade and at the age 
of twenty two years went to Denver, Colorado, where he 
remained until 1892 working at his trade. In 1892 he 
removed to Phoenix and established himself in the 
contracting and building business, at which he has 
met with a more than ordinary degree of success, 
many of his patrons being among the foremost men of 
Arizona.  Among the more important buildings built 
by Mr. Campbell is the Fleming Block, the assay office 
of Dr. Ford, the residences of Messrs. E.J. Bennett, 
Major Allyn Lewis, etc.  Mr. Campbell is the happy 
possessor of a comfortable home, an established and 
remunerative business, an attractive wife (formerly 
Miss Lena Rowen, of Colorado, to whom he was married 
in 1890) and two sons, George and Frank. He is a 
member of the Knights of Pythias and the Ancient 
Order of United Workmen.

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