CHARLES DEWEY McCAULEY
History of Arizona, page 463

The present county attorney of Navajo County, C.D. McCauley, 
has been engaged in the practice of law in this county for the 
past six years, during which period he has built up a good 
practice. He was born in Muncie, Indiana on the 18th day of 
March 1898 and is a son of Charles and Frieda (Keller) 
McCauley.  His father, who was a railroad engineer by 
occupation, was long in the employ of the Santa Fe Railroad 
and went to Gallup, New Mexico in 1884 and in 1901 was 
transferred in Winslow, Navajo County Arizona of which locality 
he was one of the first settlers.

Mr. McCauley received his early education in the schools of 
Winslow, to which place the family moved when he was three 
years old and Albuquerque, New Mexico. He then entered the 
University of Arizona, from the classical course of which 
he was graduated with the degree of Bachelor of Science in 
1921. He prepared for his life work in the law school of 
his alma mater, from which he received the Bachelor of Law 
in 1923. He was at once admitted to the bar and entered 
practice in Winslow.  On January 1, 1929 he moved to Holbrook.

On May 12, 1927 he was married to Nina McCamanto, a daughter 
of J.H. McCamanto, of Winslow.  They are the parents of a 
daughter Myrtle Irene. Mr. McCauley is a member of Winslow
 Lodge No 13, F&AM, Winslow lodge no. 536, BPOE and the 
Sigma Nu college fraternity. He is a veteran of the World War 
for which he enlisted on October 1, 1918, entered officers 
training at Waco Texas and was honorably discharged in 
December 1918.

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