JOHN W. CONNOR
History of Arizona, page 39

The health of the people of Seligman, Yavapai County, is being well 
looked after by Dr. John W. Connor, who is a capable and reliable 
physician and is enjoying a large practice. He was born in Monroe 
County, Ohio on the 6th day of June 1873 and is a son of Joseph and 
Barbara (Kasserman) Connor, of whose three children he is the 
youngest.  His father followed farming pursuits for many years in 
Ohio and in 1924 retired and came to California, where he is now 
living, at the advanced age of ninety three years.

John W. Connor was educated in the public schools of Ohio and in 
the Central Normal School at Danville, Ohio, in which he took a 
special preparatory course. He entered upon his medical studies 
in Cincinnati completing them in the Southwestern Medical College 
at Louisville, Kentucky from which he graduated in 1903. He entered 
practice in Louisville where he remained until 1906 when he came 
to Seligman, Arizona. After practicing here tow years, he went to 
Mohave county, where he engaged in his profession for ten years. 
In 1918 he returned to Seligman and commands a large practice in 
medicine and surgery.

Dr. Connor married Maud L. Banta, a native of Illinois, and they 
are the parents of two children: Mildred and John Jr., both of 
whom are at home.  The Doctor is a member of the Independent 
Order of Odd Fellows and professional belongs to the Yavapai 
County Medical Society, the Arizona State Medical Society and 
the American Medical Assc. He has shown himself a worthy 
citizen, supporting every movement for the betterment of his 
community, and his professional success has gained for him a 
high place in public esteem.

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