CHARLES LYNN HATHAWAY
History of Arizona, page 47

For over a quarter of a century Dr. Charles Lynn Hathaway, has 
capably ministered to the physical welfare o the people of 
Winslow, Arizona dn during this period has held a leading place 
among the reliable physicians of this part of the state.

He was born in Lee County, Iowa on December 3, 1869 and is the 
second in order of birth of the four children who blessed the 
union of Peter and Elizabeth (McCullough) Hathaway, the former 
of whom was a farmer throughout his active life.  He received 
his elementary education in the public schools of Keokuk and 
after attending high school he took a basins course in the 
Capitol City Commercial College at Des Moines.  He then 
matriculated in the Keokuk Medical College, from which he 
graduated in 1902. He entered his profession in Marysville, 
Iowa where he remained about six months, and then on January 
6, 1903 came to Winslow, Arizona where he has devoted his 
attention to his profession to the present time.

Dr. Hathaway married Emma Littlefield Kerr and they have a son
William Maxwell, now nineteen years of age, who is attending 
the State Teachers College at Flagstaff.


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